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Green rolls past Temple, ^ \ | | 1 1 MOSTLY SUNNY 81K70-16;PAGE6 |1 f -1 mm \ XJ f I KJ HIGH: 60 LOW: 30 jL www.bgnews.com —U VJ "" VOLUME 99 ISSUE 32 Rock the vote energizes youth By Tiflani McKenne of the younger generation taking has launched a student voting These other polls sure aren't Q: What do you think of the registration form. If CAMPUS NEKS (OlIOB advantage of their right to vote. campaign at rockthevote.com. calling cell phones to ask their Ohio Secretary of State revamp- they don't get that I le spoke of the pressing issues Q: Is it safe to say that youth questions. 1 think they miss ing the ballot paper in order to verification, they need to In an online chat forum with prevent new-time voters from Jehmu Greene, president of driving the youth to participate voters have been more active this young voters. re-register and not allow their and RTV's goal to help them over- election than in past elections? Q: What sort of role has registering? What do you plan to votes to not be counted. Rock the Vote 2004, editors "I political music played in your do to counteract it? college newspapers around die come any barriers in Uieir way of A: The war in Iraq, the job Q: Do you think that the getting their voice heard. market and the rising cost of efforts to expand the youth A: Ever since 18-year-olds got nation asked questions regard- college are driving young people voter pool? Have you enlisted the right to vote in 1972, we've major news networks have been ing student participation in the Q: Are students being ignored to pay closer attention to the any bands to help reach young seen efforts to suppress their adequately covering issues upcoming election. Some of the during this election? election. potential voters? votes. All of our voter registra- important to younger voters, and newspapers included the "Daily" A: Not by their parents, teach- Q: What do you think about A: In a lot of ways we live in tion in Ohio has been done the youth vote movement itself? of the University of Washington, ers and die candidates. Students newspaper polls? a celebrity driven society - and with the national voter registra- A: The youth vote has gotten a "The Orion" at Chico State and are more engaged and the can- A: IiiV and Pace" University they help to get massive media tion fonn, which does not fall tremendous amount of coverage under this paper rule. When RTV' the "iiaily Athenaeum" at the didates cannot afford to ignore will be releasing a poll of new attention, liven lada Pinketl Uiis election cycle. They have a University of West Virginia voters shortly and I think there Smith has been registering helped to pass the motor-voter them. Students have to fight real opportunity to do so as we Throughout the conversation for their right to register on will be some new information voters at churches with us in Los law, it gave organizations the Greene stressed the importance campus this year - and so RTV about where these voters stand. Angeles. ability to use the national voter head into the debates. CELEBRATE Mount Saint Helens threatens to erupt Hazard level upped at Mount St. Helens, hundreds cleared from area

By David Ammons IH[ ASSOCIAHO PRESS MOUNT ST. HELENS NATIONAL MONUMENTWash. - Asscientists warned that an eruption of Mount St. Helens appeared imminent yesterday, eager tourists camped out along park roads, hoping to catch a glimpse of the seething volcano without being overcome Sttw «mt»!M AP Photo by ash and smoke. ERUPTION: Mount St. Helens erupted for the first time in 18 years Fnday. A second long tremor belching a huge column of white steam and ash after days of rumblings yesterday and an increase in under the mountain. volcanic gases strongly suggest magma is moving inside, research- operates the park. "It's beyond amazing," said ers from the U.S. Geological Some experts had Bald Steven Uhl, 31, a self-described Survey said. The mountain's alert Saturday that an explosion would volcano nut from Everett, "lust was raised to Level 3, the highest probabiy happen within 24 to be here is almost a religious possible, after a volcanic tremor hours. But as the hours passed, experience' was detected Saturday for the first Othera cautioned that the timing is At midday, the mountain time since before the mountain's difficult to predict. was outwardly quiet. Clouds of 1980 eruption. "No one is predicting it as a dust rose occasionally, caused "I don't think anyone now sure thing," said Bill Steele at by rockfaU from the towering thinks diis will stop with steam the University of Washington's canyon walls. But earthquakes explosions." geologist Willie Scott seismology lab in Seattle. "This were occurring "multiple times said yesterday at the Geological could be going on for weeks." per minute," Steele said, peaking Survey's Cascades Volcano Crowds garnered at what was even few minute at magnitudes Observatory in Vancouver, Wash., said to be a safe distance - about as high as 3. Scientists were unsure how about 50 miles south. 8.5 miles from the mountain explosive the eruption may be; At this point, scientists do - to see what happens next. On depending on the gas content not expect anything close to the Saturday, hundreds of people of the magma and conditions, devastation of the May 18, 1980 were cleared from a popular it could range from a passive explosion, which killed 57 people tourist observatory following a emission to an explosion that and coated much of the northwest tremor and brief release of steam. throws up a column of ash, Scott with ash. At the Coldwater Ridge Visitors said. B«nSwan|»r BGNem "Of course the volcano reserves Center, the wraparound veranda Besides lava flows, ash and the right to change its mind," said was jammed with people in lawn BIG PLAY: Running back P.I. Pope, left, celebrates with wide receiver Cole Magner after a monument scientist Peter Frenzen chairs, almost all with cameras at VOLCANO.PAGE 2 touchdown catch by Pope in the first half Saturday. The Falcons beat Temple 70-16. See page with the U.S. Forest Service, which die ready. 6 for full coverage of Saturday's game. BG NEWS Latinopalooza celebrates Hispanic heritage BRIEFING By Zach Herman The carnival-themed outdoor Northwestern SENIOR REP0R1ER event featured a magician and a The Latino Student Union live DJ, as well as a moonwalk and student dies after kicked off Hispanic Heritage free popcorn and beverages. collapsing at game Month Friday evening with the Many campus and community EVANSTON, III. (API—A eighth-annual Latinopalooza, groups, including multicultural Northwestern University student a lively bash featuring food, fraternity Sigma Lambda Beta, had collapsed and died during a cel- entertainment and musical information tables at the event. ebration of the football team's vic- performances from regional acts. The more traditional indoor tory over Ohio State school offi- Students, faculty and city activities began shortly after H p.m., cials said yesterday. officials packed the Union with remarks by LSU President Frederick E. Lieb, 20, was in Ballroom for the organization's Raquel Colon and Mike Zickar, the stadium late Saturday when signature annual event. The night University associate professor he and a friend ran to join others jump-started a month-long series and Bowling Green city council celebrating the victory. Lieb, who of campus events designed to member. had a pacemaker from a previ- ously diagnosed heart condition, celebrate Latin culture. Zickar read a proclomation, signed by Bowling Green Mayor collapsed shortly after arriving on The festivities began at 4 p.m. the field. in the courtyard between Williams John Quinn, declaring October Security workers and a doctor and Moseley Halls. as Hispanic Heritage Month BriKiMcRobwts BGNews gave CPR before he was taken to For the first time, portions ENTERTAINMENT: Magician Allen Wilkenson, right, entertains students at Latinopalooza outside of Evanston Hospital, where he was of Latinopalooza were held LATINOPALOOZA, PAGE 2 the Union Friday. The event kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month. pronounced dead, school officials outdoors. said.

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Monday. October 4.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Scientists experience St. Helens' "roller coaster ride" VOLCANO, FROM PAGE 1 ing gritty pulverized rock and rotten eggs, said leff Wynn, chief silica that could damage aircraft scientist for volcano hazards ruck-throwing, an eruption could engines and the surfaces of cars at the U.S. Geological Survey's cause melting of the volcano's and homes. Cascade Volcano Observatory. 600-loot-deep glacier and trigger The mountain took scientists Gas-samplingflights continued debris flows to the barren pumice on a "roller coaster ride" early yesterday, and acoustic equip- plain at the fool of the mountain. yesterday when instruments ment had been placed around The 1980 blast obliterated the detected the second extended the crater. Dozens of Global top 13(H) feet ol the volcano, volcanic vibration in two days Positioning Satellites stations devastated miles of forest and — 25 minutes long compared to — to alert scientists to changes in Saturday's 50- minute vibration. buried the North Fork of the ground formation — have been Toutle Rivet in debris and ash as "It died off and quickly became placed on the mountain, though much as l>00 feet deep. a non-issue. But had it been as Friday's steam blast destroyed long as the one following that I his time, scientists expected equipment on the 1,000-foot lava populated areas to get little ash little steam burst yesterday, we dome. if the light west-northwest wind could be moving to an eruption Most of the action has occurred holds. The closest community is pretty quickly," Steele said. beneath the dome, which has Scientistsalsodetectedelevatcd Ibutle. M miles west near the been building up on die crater entrance to the park In the Gifford levels of carbon dioxide and other floor and essentially serves as a I'inchot National Forest about volcanic gases that reflect chang- plug for magma, or molten rock. 100 miles south of Seattle. es in the volume of magma rising The dome is filled with lava that The main concern was a within the mountain. Scientists came up during 1998 earth- SUvtHttil AP Photo significant ash plume carry- at the rim of the volcano smclled quakes but never surfaced. New GOING IN: U.S. Geologic Survey scientist Mike Poland, left, and Dan Dzurisin load equipment onto a hydrogen sulfide, similar to lava may be coming up as well. helicopter for a trip to the lava dome at Mt. St. Helens, Washington.

Event kicks off heritage month BGNEWS Many Ha schools LATINOPALOOZA, FROM PAGE 1 BRIEFING throughout the city, to LSU vice president Ozny University President Sidney Olvera. Turnout was strong Ribeau followed with e brief despite scheduling constraints Broadway star plan to reopen today address praising the I.SU for that limited organizers' Craig Schulman on "contributing significantly flexibility. MIAMI (API-GaryDesrouilleres Many schools across the state Cavanaugh, wrote in a message to the quality of life on dlis As the official beginning campus tonight isn't overly fond of high school suffered heavy damage because posted on the university's Web campus." of Hispanic Heritage Month Singer and actor Craig but he's raring to get back to class of 1 lurricanes Charley, Frances, site. "You all epitomize and on campus, Latinopalooza Schulman, whose cred- now. Ivan and leanne; estimates of Many districts are adjust- represent what this campus is must be held early in October, its include "Le Miserables," Desrouilleres is among the damage to St. Lucie and Martin ing class locations because ol trying to achieve," he added. but with Fall Break looming "Phantom of the Opera" and thousands of Florida students county schools alone totaled $50 damage and sports schedules "A lot of people talk about planners were forced to hold "Jekyll & Hyde," will be on who've had, in some cases, more million. because of cancellations. Some inclusion, a lot of people talk the event this weekend. campus today and tomorrow than a month off from school Slowly, though, things are about unity and giving people schools are unable to provide The event drew for a mini-residency at the because of the devastating returning to normal. Each of die respect, but you all exemplify busing to all locations; Martin several familiar faces from College of Musical Arts. hurricanes that have hit in recent state's community colleges and it." County students who live on die University community. In Schulman will perform weeks. Schools in six of the universities will be open Monday, After initial formalities barrier islands hit by Frances and addition to liilieau and /ickar, various musical selections hardest-hit counties — Indian as will Itaisacola lunior College, concluded, attendees were Jeanne will be taking ferry boats Vice President of Student tonight at 8 p.m. in Bryan River, Martin, Okeechobee, which was hit hard by Hurricane treated to a University-catered to bus stops for the foreseeable Affairs Edward Whipple also Recital Hall of the Moore Balm Beach, Polk, and St. Lude Ivan. meal, as well as music by Musical Arts Center with his — reopen Monday. future. attended, as did Matt Lyons, Classes at the University Toledo-based rap collective music director, Sue Anderson, "I'm ready to go back," said The hurricanes are likely to University student and of West Florida in Pensacola Somos Tres and Cleveland- on piano. Desrouilleres, 16, a sophomore be the centerpiece of Monday's 1 )etnocratic candidate for will resume Tuesday, but the area salsa and merengue band The recital is free and open lesson plans, if only to put Wood County Clerk of Courts. football player and vvresder at school's field house — which lost GrupoFuego. Members ol the to the public Fort Pierce Central High School. students' minds at ease. As for President Ribeau, three-quarters of its roof — is Creative Minds Movement, an A veteran of Broadway "I don't like being bored." he is already looking into the closed and 2,000 trees that once "You really have to discuss on-campus group that stages productions and national and State officials said only two lined die campus are now gone. their issues," said Bill Connolly, regular poetry readings, also future of the event international tours in such districts — Escambia and Santa "Our campus landscape the student services coordinator performed. "I look forward to being starring roles as lean Valjeati. Rosa — will remain closed this is vastly different than it was for Martin County, "before you Attendance figures wen' not at latinopalooza eight years die Phantom and Dr. Jekyll week. Classes are expected to when classes began this fall," can get back into die routine of immediately available, but all from now, and eight years and Mr. resume Oct. 11 in those districts. the school's president, lohn spelling, math and reading." seats were filled, according after that." 1 iyde, Schulman will present educational activities for high school and college students, in addition to his live public performance tonight. Invited to represent the Kerry touts faith-based programs for nation United States at the 10th anniversary of I-es Miserables" plant closings and fights with in Dindon, which was broad- By Nedra Pickler management over cuts to wages cast by PBS as "LBS Miserables 'HE *S-0CIAtEI> PRESS and benefits. "They don't think in Concert," Schulman was AUSTINTOWN, Ohio - Sen. the president can do anything among the many international lohn Kerry campaigned yester- about jobs," she said. Valjeans who led the stirring day for votes in this Democratic Kerry tried to convince them finale of the television event stronghold of Ohio, where he is otherwise with a day of feel-your- He has portrayed lean still struggling to break ahead pain politicking that started with Valjean in four different despite massive job losses under a doughnut delivery to picket- companies in three countries President Bush. ing workers at RMI Titanium in for a total of more than 1300 Kerry has visited Ohio at least NUes. performances. 18 times this year, more than any Tmsorry you're going through The tenor also moves other state, and he returned to it, but help is on the way," Kerry freely between the worlds Mahoning County to stake claim said before asking the workers of Broadway, opera and to what should be solid support to help his campaign. "Give us symphonic pops. He has I le stumped with union workers a hand." appeared in leading tenor rales and other supporters and then Later, Kerry stood in the in "Les ("antes de Hoffrnan," flew to Cleveland to worship at middle of the gymnasium at Tbsca," "Madama Butterfly," one of the city's largest predomi- nearby Austintown Fitch High "Carmen." "Die lledemiaus," nantly black churches with the School, working the crowd "La Traviata" and "The Rev. Jesse Jackson. sitting on all four sides of him ile." among others. Kerry quoted scripture, and like a talk show host taping an Sctrulmaris residency, the although his prepared remarks episode on the economic strug- second in the Dorothy E and criticized the president by gles of the American family. DuWayne H. Hansen Musical name, he avoided that while Appearing with Kerry was Ray Arts Series, is supported in the church. Still, it was clear liaschilla, one of the locked-out by Dorothy and DuWayne Kerry was referring to the Bush workers at RMI, who hasn't been Hansen, alumni and friends administration when he told the able to find another job in the of the College of Musical Arts biblical tale of the Good area. andBGSU. Samaritan, who aided a robbed Raschilla said many people are Dorothy Hansen is an and beaten man. trying to decide whether to pay alumna of the College of "When I look at what has for health care or their mortgage. Musical Arts, and DuWayne happened over these last four He said the toughest thing for Hansen is' a former chair of the years, these people who talk him was that he couldn't afford Ross Wotaw AP Photo college's Department of Music about doing good, they have TALKING ABOUT FAITH: Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry, addresses the audience at the to buy a homecoming dress for I dotation. crossed over to the other side his teenage daughter East Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Cleveland, yesterday. Seated behind Kerry are Rev. Dr. Otis Moss, left, of During his stay, Schulman and they have walked on by," Kerry embraced the man and the Olivet Institutional Baptist Church in Cleveland, and Rev. Jesse Jackson. will conduct master classes Kerry said to a standing ovation. told him the entire room felt widi BGSU voice and ttieatre "And it is time for us to have chills listening to "the pain of a ladies and gendemen. suggested that's why Kerry can't has recendy scaled back more students, as well as work with leadership in this country that father trying to take care of his "We could get those employ- pull ahead in Ohio: "People in ambitious plans to campaign several talented high school lifts everybody up." daughter and be a dad and feel ees back to work at RMI and we states all across the country are on Bush's turf and is concen- students nominated by their Mahoning County went good about it.' could get Hay covered and we rejecting it." trating on Democratic-leaning teachers. to Democrat Al Gore by 26 The candidate's voice rose to could get a whole bunch of you The latest polls of Ohio voters hatdegrounds. He will also speak with percentage points in 2000, but a yell as he turned to the politics with less expensive health care if show Bush and Kerry are in a Kerry's campaign announced students enrolled in an Kerry spokeswoman Jennifer of the situation. Republicans, he on November 2nd you make me dead heat. Still, Ohio and Florida yesterday that it pulled about Palmieri said the Democrats said, "are down there fighting president," Kerry said. introductory opera class, remain up in the air—electoral two-thirds of its staff of 30 sharing his experience in there are "mavericks" who are with everything they've got to Bush campaign spokesman votes that went to Bush four in Virginia, which has not switching back and forth open to crossing party lines. give the wealthiest people in the Steve Schmidt said all of Kerry's years ago. Kerry also is compet- supported a Democrat for between the worlds of opera Palmieri said the voters in country a permanent tax break," promises will lead to higher ing in the smaller GOP states president since Lyndon Johnson and musical theatre. the region are distraught about Kerry said. "Not in my America, taxes for all Americans. He of Colorado and Nevada, but in 1964. Bush has 7 percentage point lead over Kerry in Dispatch poll COLUMBUS,rni i i\4ui ic Ohiom,„. /(API- A.n\ v^_. i- ... .. _ . . **■ ^ Kerry, according to the poll campaign that Bush has won at 2 percent. poll, conducted Sept. 22 through President Bush holds a 7 percent- candidates debate Iuesday in published in yesterday's editions. support from a majority of The Newsweek poll of 1,013 Friday, was based on returns age point lead over Democratic Cleveland, and the presidential Four percent chose independent respondents. registered voters was taken from from 2,859 registered Ohio voters challenger John Kerry in a poll candidates will have their second candidate Ralph Nader, whose However, a poll conducted late Thursday to early Saturday who said they intend to vote Nov. debate Friday in St Louis. conducted by The Columbus campaign is fighting to have the by Newsweek since the debate and has a margin of sampling Secretary of State Kenneth Dispatch, primarily before last 2, and included responses from 4 consumer advocate restored to Thursday night showed Kerry error of plus or minus 4 percent- percent who said they registered Blackwell ruled that forged sig- week's presidential debate. the Ohio ballot, while 1 percent running even with Bush. The age points. to vote this year. natures on petition forms and Fifty-one percent of respon- said they were undecided. petitions circulated by Newsweek poll showed Kerry The Dispatch Poll has a The poll had a response rate of dents said diey would vote for non-Oliioans left Nader short of It was the first time in the had the support of 47 percent margin of error of plus or minus 24 percpnt. Bush, while 44 percent favored four Dispatch polls during the and Bush 45 percent, with Nader the 5,000 signatures required to 2 percentage points. The mail The vice presidential qualify for the Ohio ballot. WWW.BGNEWS.COM Monday, October 4,2004 3

CAREER SERVICES HOSTS JOB FAIR www.bgnews.com/campus Employers will be in the Perry Field House from 10:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. tomorrow for an expo-style job fair to talk with students interested in employment. For more information call the Career Center at: 372-2356. CAMPUS Learning Fair aims to aid students in study skills By Amanda Hooper experts in the specific fields. Having Fun with Poetry," a new REPORTER According to Blinn, one of the session this year. get^^■^^ http-7/evenlsi)gsu*dii/ a life If sleeping with a physics book areas students request the most "I know a lot of students under one's head isn't keeping help in is time management. think of poetry as just writing 8 ;t.n i - 5 p.m. 12 p.m. -1 p.m. that 4.0 up, then perhaps it's Reading specialist Sally Drieil in their journals about their Traditionally under-repre- 10,1.111. I p.ill. (faring for Yourself While time to check out the fith annual will be returning again this year boyfriend or something," said sented sophomores, juniors, Stepshow Information Table Caring for Others. learning Fair tomorrow. to teach the popular session. Amanda McGuire, writing and seniors who have earned Sponsored by Phi Beta All who work at BGSU are University faculty will hold "In my work- specialist in Academic above a 3.00 grade point Sigma. Bowen-Thompson caring for others, loin us for one-hour workshops on a range shop, students will "This year we Enhancement. average and aspire to earn Student Union Lobby 10:30 resource information, sup- of topics, from "Improving Your create an actual "Poetry is about an advanced degree (mas- am. -12:30 p.m. Broadway port, and coping techniques Memory" to "How to Succeed in schedule for their have more having fun with lan- ters or doctorate) may want star Craig Schulman will Women's Center. I08A your Accounting Class." week. We will offerings guage and expressing to particiapte in the Student present a free master class Hannallull Joyce Blinn, assistant director talk about goals, your imagination." Achievement in Research with voice and musical the- of the Study Skills Lab, suggests priorities, and orga- and offer McGuire will guide and Scholarship (STARS) atre students from BGSU's 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. students choose classes that fit nization," Drieii a broader students through A pertinent research project College of Musical Arts and Sangria y Pan their individual needs. said. three different and a faculty mentor must Department of Theatre and Sponsored by latino Student "This year we have more The fair is being span of exercises to help them be identified. Research sti- Film. The event is part of the Union. offerings and offer a broad- held about halfway topics." to begin thinking pend offered! Dorothy E, and IXiWayne H. Bowen-Thompson Student er span of topics," she said. through the semes- outside the box of what 123 McFall Center Hansen Musical Arts Series Union Lobby 5:30 p.m. "We based this off of student ter because main poetry entails. at BGSU. Fall cast Iron Pour info meet- comments last year and what students have taken JOYCE BLINN, ASSIS- With such a wide 8 ,i.in. - 5 p. in. Kbbacker Hall ing. they would most like to see." their first exams of TANT DIRECTOR OF variety of topics, stu- (iet Out Her Vote This brief meeting will give The 21 different sessions will the year and may STUDY SKILLS LAB dents should be able Voter registration and 11 a.i11. - 2 p.m. any undergrads, grads, fac- be held in one-hour blocks from recognize areas to find something that info table sponsored by the Dance Marathon T-shirt Sales ulty or staff the opportunity 9:30 am. to 3:30 p.m. in rooms they need help in, Blinn said. both interests and helps them. Organization for Women's Sponsored by Dance to ask questions in how to 103, 104 and 105 of Olscamp "We want to catch students as "Many faculty are devot- Issues Marathon proceed with the process of Hall. All classes are free and soon as they see a need rather ing their own time because Education Bldg. Steps Hou m - Viompson Student casting an object in iron are available on a first come, then later. We pick lectures on they have a commitment to Union Lobby Fine Arts Center - Sculpture first serve basis. There is no courses that have been chal- helping." Blinn said. "It's just Lab limit to the number of sessions lenging to students," she said. one hour of your time. Students 8 a.m. -6 p.m. 11 a.m. - 3 p. in. students can attend and the Some workshops arc on as adults have options to make "Three Weeks on Malta" How 2 Workshop Info Table 8 p.m. classes require no further com- slightly more lighthearted this college atmosphere a life- Works from liirge Format Bowen-Thompson Student Concert featuring Craig mitment. They are all taught by topics, such as "Word Play — time learning atmosphere." Digital Imaging Union Lobby 11 am. - 6 p.m. Schulman, tenor, and Sue Bowen-Thompson Student Homecoming Merchandise Anderson, piano. Union Galleries Sales Broadway star Craig Sponsored by Homecoming Schulman and pianist Sue 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Steering Committee Anderson will perform selec Inter-personal Bowen-Thompson Student tions from Broadway pro- GATHER ROUND Communication Org. Union Lobby 11 am. - 3 p.m. ductions, llie event is part of Recruitment Subway Card Sales the Dorothy E. and DuWayne Hou i'ii - Tliompson Student Sponsored by Recreation and H. Hansen Musical Arts Union lobby Tourism Mgmt. Assoc. Series at BGSU. Free and Bowen-Thompson Student open to the public. 10 a.m. 2 p.m. Union Lobby Bryan Recital Hall Education Abroad Info. Table Bouvn-Tliompson Student 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 9 p.m. -11 a.m. Union lobby Subway Card Sales 2004 Homecoming Event Sponsored by Recreation and Ticket Sales 10 a.m. 2 p.m. Tourism Mgmt. Assoc. Sponsored by UAO Education Abroad Info. Table Hou an - Viompson Snuient Bowen-Tltompson Student Houvn-Thompson Stiulenl Union lobby Union lobby Union lobby

HSASvarms up* to program providing blankets to residents ByHoHyttmm watch TV." knitting lessons to anyone REPORTER The blankets will be donated who wants to learn how for the The I lonors Student locally, says Lang, especially to project and will hold workshops Association is bringing Warm children in foster care. for student organizations that Up America — a nationwide "It's a really neat thing, would like to get involved. program in which volunteers especially for foster kids because According to Lang it only knit or crochet squares to they don't have a lot of stuff that takes 45 minutes to a half-hour make into blankets that are is their own," she said. "They to learn how to crochet. The donated to people in need — to have to move from house to blanket squares can be made in the University. house a lot and this is some- as little as 20 minutes each. Anyone is welcome to gel thing they could take with them Any color yam or pattern can Julie DiFranco BGNews involved with the project, that would be consistent." be used to make squares for the which caters to people short The 7-by-9-inch squares can project, lang said. OSU GAME: University students, from left to right. Erin Brostel. Lyndsey Stepp. Jill Mulder, Chad White on time, said Vicki Lang, a be dropped off at the Honors "These blankets are and Cristy Bowman gather Saturday night to cheer Ohio State University to an overtime victory. member of the project's orga- Office, 104 University Hall. supposed to be as diverse as nizing committee. Forty-nine of these squares the people who make them and "It's so easy for anyone to get are then connected to form a the people who receive them," involved," she said. "Especially blanket. she said. -The Parrot" for people who don't have a lot Students are also encouraged For more information visit: was a student meeting place in BG in the 4ffs of time to commit to volunteer- to donate yam for the project warmupamerica.com or con- & "a swell place to ing. You can do this while you Lang will give crochet or tact Lang at: vmlang@bgnet. dance." 37H POLITICAL ANALYST Preferred Properties Co. NPR SENIOR CORRESPONDENT www.PrelerredPrope'tiesCo.com Make your home at Newly Renovated Haven House • Updated Juan Fox Run • Piedmont • Newly Renovated Birchwood* Triplex Williams 2004 Currier Lecture: "An Insider's View from Washington'' Thoughts on the 2004 Election

Tuesday October 5. 2004 530 S. Maple St. ^rttofc^Mon-M 8 12.1-4:30 730 p m. with reception and bopk-signing 202B Bowen-Thompsop Student Union FREE MemberslilppnvilefletoChenwoodSna Come pin Juan Williams. ,i Fo< Nen •Indoor Heated Pool 'New Equipment and NPR senior i: ' •Sauna -Updated Lighting This event is i •HydraSpa Whirlpool m Professional Trainers Available WWW.BGNEWS.COM 4 Monday, October 4,2004 www.bgnews.com/opinion QUOTElNQrOTE "We keep telling you about the 100,000 people who will be working on voting day. Let me tell you of a much smaller group."

UN. spokesperson ALMEIDA h SILVA.on 300 donkeys'rmng'arafted" to haul voting materials to remote areas of Afghanistan tor the Oct. 9 elections. (A$nw friar- Vmst) OPINION STAFFNo KDITOWA method to the laws madness complaining, why should any- help students party responsibly. Hie new nuisance party ordi- which mischievous individuals Clearly the Bowling Green In the meantime, students YOU DECIDE one care? nance has good intent — want- may have attended. police are not the Gestapo. They should continue to throw safe Are the nuisance ordinances too lire key word is "may." work to protect the city and its These ordinances could be set ing si udents to behave safely and up to protect the parfygoers, but parties and look out for guests much of a nuisance? E-mail The ordinances vaguely residents. There are no quotas responsibly. the method by which patrollers who need designated drivers. [email protected] and tell to fill. They aren't trying to cite The ordinance has another describe nuisance parties as will use discretion doesn't seem Smart behavior by college stu- x-amount of students. motive as well, lo make people us what you think, or post having disorderly conduct, to fit that reasoning. dents could help make such nui- Still, the nuisance ordinance is who host pauii- responsible for feedback at www.bgnews.com. open containers and unlawfully The BG News questions the sance laws seem petty. itself a nuisance. Again, we do not advocate their guests. loud noise. gray area of discretion officers While not every student par- underage drinking, unlawfully And what of the ability to If an officer even speculates While we are not advocating may use to cite hosts of parties. ties, a vast majority of college loud noise or disorderly behav- enforce these ordinances? that a person acting in a disor- or condoning these offenses, we Perhaps an exact definition of wonder how the police depart- students party responsibly. The ior. We simply ask the Bowling Bowling Green city police are derly manor came from a party, what constitutes as a "nuisance ment can cite hosts for incidents only way out-of-control par- Green City Council to consider able lo use their own discretion that host can be cited. party" would clear up some con- revisions to nuisance ordinances away Horn their property. Rather, ties were broken up was when to classify a party as a "nuisance." ITiis should be alarming to stu- that rely more on provable tacts, the individual should be to one person called in a com- fusion. Simply knowing what Their judgment could get in the dents. Police officers have been policemen look for would greatly not officer speculation. way of college students' rights. given a lot of power to cite parries blame, not the host. plaint to the police. If nobody's Abortion is a dangerous choice Celebrating Novak

covers several issues that are CASSANDRA tion clinics (who conveniently OWLS questionable by many people. SHOFAR sugar-coated the abortion by way of ran club process) and pro-life advocates 1 recommend checking this 0NTBE STREET interview out whether you are Cuest Columnist (especially the ones who have AT ISSUE: CNN's "Crossfire" personality Robert Novak experienced or considered an pro-choice, pro-life, or unde- What bird would win cided because it's a whole dif- should be revered for his coarse commentary. This column is in response abortion and became pro-life in a fight — a falcon ferent story when it's not told to the constantly repeated in the end). In my younger years I went The "choice" statement is by someone who is still in the or an owl? sentence. "It's not about through a transformation, a GEORGE very appealing, especially when business and profits from it right or wrong, it's about having metamorphosis if you will. VALKO hnp://www.abortionfacts. the choice." I have two main you are naive. It's only focus During this transformation I The Pied Piper problems with this statement. is on the government and so com/dr_willke/connectorjuly_ discovered a wonderful TV show. The first one is that, yes, a "how dare they try' to take a 98.asp#l. I his show has touched the lives woman does have the choice... choice away from us women?" finally, I wanted to just of millions, and possibly enter- thee frat boys like to call him, has the choice to sleep with some- Not only does it just focus throw an optimistic idea out tained the politically savvy and performed many heroic acts in one. Now please spare me the on the woman's choice but it there. The average abortion the hippy crowd. the face of danger. I le has been "human nature" jibber-jabber completely dismisses the entire clinic doctor, working only one This miraculous light I speak unquestionably, the most patri- because that weak defense is other half of the issue, the child. day a week, makes between of is none other dian, CNN's otic man on the face of the earth not worth my time. The true pro-life perspective S100.000 or $125,000 a year and "Crossfire." If the students at the for the last half cenluiy. I iis If a woman has sex, knowing is not to take away a woman's over a million abortions are University are anything like me, heroic deeds include rtrvonUng dial there is always some risk choice but to point out that performed annually by CLAUDE REIFSNYDER you cannot possibly think of this die identity of an active, under- it's not just her choice to make of pregnancy means that she thousands upon thousands GRADUATE STUDENT show without fondly remem- cover CIA agent and discrediting takes on that inevitable risk and because there is now another of doctors. bering that classic board game not only John Kerry's military the responsibility of her actions. life involved in the equation. If all the money paid to these "At night it's unfair. (board game? Fighting game? service, but also the men who One will most likely argue here Although the "choice" fac- doctors, who simply destroy The owl is nocturnal." 1 lell, you know what 1 mean.) served with him. that some sex is not consensual, tor can be partially construed human life, could be put into The hosts are a bunch of fun In a recent article in the and my argument there is that as truth, it is eliminated the making thousands of more loving 30,40 and 70 somethings Washington Post he righteously according to abortion statistics, second another life is involved. counseling clinics for emotion- that like to get it on now and declared that )ohn Kerry's ship- over 90 percent show that die As was mentioned in an earlier al, physical and financial sup- again. No, they do not "get it on," mates only served with him majority of women having column, by stating dial one port to teenage or financially they get it on in the battle arena, for a period of 5 days of bloody abortions are women who had person's life should not be suffering mothers, it would not the cable news political com- combat. His deductive stills also consensual sex and so that is dehumanized while continuing only help the mother, but save mentary battle arena. discovered the man who Kerry the issue I want to address. to dehumanize another, is a the child as well. The show is really the best saved during Vietnam was only The ever empowering clear view of hypocrisy. The millions of dollars could working form of bi-partisanship on the ship for a few days. "choice" statement was the very Furthermore, I would like to also open many more adoption in America, This wacky show As The Daily Show's Ion statement that made me a point out that in the many arti- agencies and further better the was of course dreamed up back Stewart put it, "It somehow pro-choice person when 1 was cles I've viewed I have recently adoption process. The percent- PETE DALY in the 60's when Bob Dole and makes the thing more cowardly," a young, ignorant teenage girl. come upon an interview by age of adoption in 1969 was FRESHMAN Michael Dukakis were having when referring to the revela- Then I turned 18 and 19 and J.C. Wdlke, M.D, a pro-life doc- 25 percent and now it is only one of their famous late night tions of Mr. Novak. Stewart also actually started researching the tor, with Eric Harrah, who was 4 percent because abortion is "Definitely the falcon bowl sessions. I know political applauded Robert Novak for topic and witnessing a smug- part owner of one of the largest not only shown as an easier, during the day. When savvy students have heard this Novak's courageous service at chains of abortion clinics in the gled video of an actual abortion more preferred way out, but it falls asleep, the owl story before so I will not get into the Washington Post and CNN's (which caused me to both cry nation, and who is now out of insurance companies pay less details. To get straight to the "Crossfire." "You tnily are a and want to throw up at the the business and pro-life. He for abortions and would rather will be ready to go." point, the show's format cunsists douche bag of liberty," declared same time). 1 looked at articles is truly from the inside and cover diem than pay five thou- of some Democrats, appro- Stewart, who apparently is also a from both pro-choice advo- explains how unregulated the sand or so more for prenatal, priately enough sitting on the huge fan of Novak. cates and counselors in abor- business is and why. He also labor, and delivery charges. "left" side of the table, and a few As for this reporter, I am Republicans sining on the equal- not quite sure what the word ly far out "right" side of die table. douche bag means, but it got After the cutest little intro you quite a cheer on The Daily Show, have ever heard, die 30 minute so it must be something quite Badnarik third party option show consists of one side yelling distinguished. and the other and vice versa, it is However, Captain America really classic TV programming (commonly known as Robert Green Party candidate David a possible military conscrip- ERIN PEIFER On the left sits the "Ragin' Novak), is currently under fire j. scon Cobb has fared somewhat bet- tion. Both oppose gay mar- FRESHMAN Cajun" lames Carville, and the from those lefty loonies. Liberals LEWIS ter, but still cannot statistically riage. Both support, and have rights favorite political whipping rail to see the patriotism dis- win. The Socialist Party national consistently voted for, bigger "Right now, I'd have boy, Paul Begala On the right played by revealing the identity Guest Columnist candidate is on the ballot only government. Both support to go with the owl." sits the king of geek chic, lucker of an active, undercover CIA in Oregon. The Communists the Patriot Act. Both of them Carlson, and die incomparable agent. Dirty, underhanded, With the Presidential decided not to run this year. favor limitations on the Second Robert Novak. Mr. Novak is most despicable: all nasty insults Amendment. Both believe election looming it That leaves only one third famous for the outrageous par- Democrats are throwing at My is important to be party candidate: Libertarian that taxpayers should pay for ties he used to throw in Studio 54 ManNOOOOvak. aware of all possible choices Michael Badnarik. Despite bat- their party's conventions. Both in the 70's. He really is the playa's But, after receiving much sup- for President. The media has tling very tough ballot access believe that third parties should playa. The man the ladies can port from the students at the offered little information about laws in several states, including be excluded from debates. Both not keep their hands off of. University, he is fighting back Kerry and Bush believe in cor- third party candidates. I would Ohio, Badnarik has managed to Fortunately for us, Mac Daddy like a real champ. In an October like to change that. find his way on the ballots of 48 porate welfare. Both oppose the Novak has turned down a life of 1,2003 article Novak cried out for First, let's take the favorite states and Washington, D.C. He use of medical marijuana Both endless womanizing to pursue justice, and found it in son, Ralph Nader. Nader is is the only third party candidate Kerry and Bush believe that his higher calling, political his column. government is the solution to JASONMORGENROTH faltering this year, with bal- with a statistical chance to win commentary. "To protect my own integrity our problems. They sound like lot access in only 28 states. the election. He is also the only SOPHOMORE Not only is this idol one of and credibility, 1 would like to real choice that you have in the same basic establishment Ohio is not one of them. In "The owl. It would the hosts of CNN's '■Crossfire," stress three points. First, I did not this election. politicians to me fact, despite what seemed like he also has a column in the receive a planned leak. Second, considerable early support, Sure, Bush and Kerry disagree In contrast, let's briefly exam- attack at night." Vtoshington Post. Everyday he is the CIA never warned me that Nader cannot statistically get on some points, but let's look ine the positions of Michael ready to give you a double dos- the disclosure ofWuson's wife enough electoral votes to win at the big picture. Both of them Badnarik. Michael favors an working at the agency would the Presidency. Neither can the have made it quite clear that immediate end to the hostili- "Students are from ing of the conservative medicine noble Michael Petrouka, the they support the war in Iraq. Temple University. this country needs. Constitution Party nominee. Both have offered support for BADNARIK, PAGE 5 RaaaaahhhBiii (Robby), as NOVAK. PAGE 5

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Let's listen to one Opinion Columnist the one in "Rushmore" where over, and suddenly signs shows immaturity another, and allow every American a chance to Murray, playing millionaire you like it. Or maybe express his or her views. mIn today's age of hundreds Herman Blume, is at a birthday I can't believe it. On Tuesday night, I walked of cable channels available party for his sons. Still smok- it's just me." from my office to my car in Lot G, where I found KAREN CRAIG0 at the flick of one lethargic ing a cigarette and sporting a that, for the second time in a handful of weeks, it INSTRUCrOR, GENERAL STUDIES WRITING thumb and die Internet beck- drink, Murray mounts a diving actually experienced, but on had been vandalized. oning with countless Web sites, board and does a cannonball links to a chain ot mass media The culprit: Republicans. more and more popular culture into the pool, slowly sinking all and culture that has permeated On the first occasion of vandalism, about Republican shirts worn is becoming infused with reality. the way to the bottom and staj OUT lives collectively. September 9, someone stuck a larger George We're even subjected to ing there. The apathy and self- In this form of mental pseu- Voinovich bumper-sticker on my car over my with pride, conviction so-called "reality" shows, a hate portrayed in that scene is do-communism, we all share smaller John Kerry sticker. Voinovich, our former seemingly endless parade of something I've really been able morals, values, ideals and teats governor and a Republican, is ninning for re-elec- After reading Damien (Darks article in programs with increasing!)' to relate to lately, and I've been based on publicly consumed tion to the U.S. Senate against Democratic chal- Thursday's paper, I would like to know where die risque" titles like the suggests el\ thinking of it often. movies, hooks, etc; instead of lenger Eric Fingerhut. immaturity really lies. Is it really in a t-shirt and naughty, "Trading Spouses," Maybe you think of the scene things we've experienced in Of course, ih is sounds like a funny prank, and those who wear it? Or, is it found in those who feel and those soft-core porn "Real in "Pulp Fiction" where lohn our own lives. I was partly able to see it as such — in fact, the they need to whine about it? World" repeats. If living in a Travolta and lima Thurman You hear a song on the radii I vandal had the uncommon courtesy of leaving the Quite frankly, I am proud of die Gollege posh, rent-free apartment win that dance contest when over and over, and stiddenh new bumper-sticker dog-eared for easier removal. Republicans who have decided to purchase shirts where all you need to do is get you're cutting some rug you like it. You read a book and This past Tuesday, though, when I went to my that so innocently make a very powerful point. As drunk and act mildly entertain- at the bar. begin to write like the author car, I found that a vandal had completely removed opposed to traveling across the country to protest ing in the hope of landing a Maybe you think of that does. It's that easy. my Kerry sticker, and had begun to write "Bush" the opposite party with every intention of causing movie deal is reality, then MTV, dead baby crawling along ()r maybe it is just me. with a finger on the road-dust in my back window. physical harm, they have chosen to put on a shirt sign me up! liwen MacGregor's ceiling in What I'm saying here, is that These are heated times, and the election is in protest of the opposing ideology. The line between our culture, ' liains|)otting"whcn you think we need to be more aware of highly emotional. I've engaged in many spirited 1 have a shirt dial says "Bush-Cheney '04," and I with its fabricated constructs of of something really shocking where our perceptions come debates with people who don't share my political proudly wear it on campus (daring, I know], but I what reality is, and the things and gross, something you never from. We need to break the views, and it's been edifying to hear their perspec- also have the GOP shirts that arc on sale through we actually experience has want to diink of again. chain and think foiourselves tives, which help to clarify' my own. I respect these the College Republicans. I can say from past expe- begun to blur. And I know some of you and wonder why we're doing thoughtful members of the opposition, although 1 rience with the BC 04 shirt Uiat it doesn't matter It's gotten to die point where. freshmen have been thinking the things we do. Is it because1 also respectfully disagree with many of their views. what the shirt says or doesn't say because if they when I'm feeling a certain emo- of that scene in "Hie Wizard of ol something we've actually What 1 can't respect, though, is the desire to don't like it, you better believe you'll hear about it. tion I think not of what's cans Oz" where I )orothy tells Toto gone through, or something squelch the voices with which one does not agree. Contrary to Clark's statements, it is not some- ing me to feel that way, but a that she doesn't think they're in we saw on TV? You have to ask By covering my sticker, someone was telling me thing that we are "getting away with" because it is movie scene that 1 can Kansas anymore. I know I've yourself, "Whyam I wearing to just shut up. By stealing my sticker, someone something that we have a right to do. If I feel like .Lite it to. seen it on your faces. this Abercrombie T-shirt?" (probably a second someone) was telling me that wearing a shirt that, very humorously, defines my Tension mixed with horrible Even if you haven't, maybe And I'm certainly just as I don't have the right to express my views, even feelings of the opposite party, then I will do so in a realization make me think of you will. After all, you did read guilty as anyone else, as guilty in this simple, positive way. My sticker didn't say, very mature fashion. that scene in the movie "Seven," about it here. as someone must feel when "Bush Sucks." It said, "John Kerry, 2004." By wearing this shirt, I am not calling anyone where you realize that Gwyneth And this just isn't me, either. Peter Falk, starring as (olombo, I hope that Republicans of conscience would a jackass because I feel that everyone should be Paltrow's head is in the box that We'v e been trained to think of fixes them with his lazy-eye not try to silence their opposition, but instead try entitled to their own opinion. The shirt that we are Kevin Spacey, as a creepy serial certain songs thai match feel- Stan and says he's just got one to get their own positive message out in a way that choosing to wear is representing our ideology and killer, had delivered. ings we might be having, and more question. That guilty might make a difference in November. And the fact that what we believe in is right. Outrage mixed with anger the clothes that we choose Maybe having me ques- certainly I would hope that members of my own We can all feel this way without being immature makes me think of that scene in to wear are based on popular tion your values has made party, the Democratic Party, would continue to because it is something that we all have every right ('■hosthustcrs," where die Stay- culture as well. So many things you angry, like in that famous uphold Americans' right to free speech and to hold: our opinion, I can stand behind my troops Putt Marshmallow man crushes are dictated and suggested to scene in ' [tie Shining" where expression and not engage in such shenanigans and our commander in chief. I can stand up for a church in New York City, and us by popular culture, a totally lack Nicholson, possessed by a themselves. the 13 million unborn children in this country right before blasting him with fake construction developed by creepy hotel, crashes through a I am very hopeful that lohn Kerry will become that were killed last year alone. And. last but most that neat laser they had, Bill marketers and directors, diat door with an axe in an effort our next President, in case my position on the certainly not least, 1 can stand up and proudly wear Murray shouts "Nobody crush- we've replaced the essence of to get his wife, upcoming ejection has not been entirely clear. But a T-shirt that sums it all up in one sentence: "Don't es a church In my town!" our lives with the dreams Well.il so. I've got two words this letter really has less to do with candidates and be a jackass, Vote GOP 2004!" "Hell yeah. Bill!'" I think to of theirs. lor you: I leeeere's lohnny! more to do with democracy. ()ur government is myself when I'm outraged and More and more, our memo- wholly reliant upon voters who make their voices JESSICA COLSTON angry about the latest moronic ries and perceptions arc being E-mail shawi with comments heard so that aw elected representatives know out STUDENT thing President Bush has done. based not on anything we've at sahayesS bgneLbgsu.edu.

BADNMIK.FR0MPAGE5 pay for its own convention with government and big business, money raised from its members. not individual citizens. Michael the student population, we can Michael believes diat all viable Badnarik, on the other hand, is NOVAK. FROM PAGE 4 Being incredibly inspired. I ties in Iraq. Michael opposes the have started the Robert No\ ak follow the lead set by my this draft. Michael believes that gays candidates should be included fighting for the rights of citizens. in presidential debates. Michael I le is seeking to reduce the size endanger her or anybody else. Fan Club. Membership has revolutionary let Robert Novak sin mid be afforded the same lead us to liberty-land! supports the legalization of and scope of government, and Third, it was not much of a been steadily growing. Newest rights to marry as anyone else. "secret" quotes his October 1 st members include Barry Bonds, Michael opposes the Patriot Act. medical marijuana. Michael seeks peace as a priority. Michael Badnarik, Libertarian, is really article. So as can be seen, Novak Shelly T. from my management loin Ate Robert Novak correctly citing it as one of the Badnarik believes strongly that Fan Club. E-mail Georgia! government is the cause of many the only choice we have in is not responsible for any of die 300 class and even Ion Stewart worst ahridgements of civil liber- consequences of his actions. has joined. So with the help of [email protected]. ties in American history. Michael of out problems, and therefore this election. wants to shrink the size of gov- cannot solve them. ernment, giving back the money In the final analysis, a vote saved to the American people. for Kerry is a vote for Bush, and Michael believes in repealing all vice versa They both are big laws that limit the rights granted government, big spending, war in the Bill of Rights. Michael mongering establishment politi- believes that each party should cians who fight for the rights of Love is... Hot Diamonds

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ELLIOTT SCHREINER (!) Old Blue Eyes There were only 12,316 people in attendance at Lincoln Indians slow down Financial Field to watch the i > *7 Falcons play, but the Falcon faithful still managed to have a decent following to see BG beat Temple 70-16 Saturday. Twins before playoffs It was sort of surprising to see so much orange against a backdrop of not much cherry By Dave Campbell Mussina. "That's the way this this baseball team," manager THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ron Gardenhire said. "Looking and black. game is. That's what we want. In fact, since the football The Minnesota Twins That's what we're ready for." forward to the playoffs." startled the New York Yankees Twenty minutes before The Indians (80-82), who -A season started, whoever has came within a game of the covered the game for the BG in last year's playoffs by going the originally scheduled News has taken it upon to the Bronx and taking the first game began, Minnesota beat Twins on Aug. 14 before fading, finished with their best record themselves to do an away game of their first-round series Cleveland 6-5 in 12 innings to football game version of the BG — before losing the final three. finish Saturday's suspended since 2001 and made a 12-game improvement over last year. News' people on the street Well, here comes Minnesota's game more than 26 hours after In games at Oklahoma and second chance. it started. Michael Cuddycrs "That's a great mark," Northern Illinois, it was easy Ben Broussard hit a two-run two-out double scored lason Broussard said. "We got to see M. Spenctt Gretn AP Photo to find students from those homer to lift the Cleveland Bartlett from first base to end it. some explosive stuff happen." CELEBRATION: Northwestern's Noah Herron celebrates after scoring school to poke ftin at Bowling Indians to a 5-2 victory over the Minnesota (92-70), which Bob Wickman closed the sec- the game winning touchdown against Ohio State Saturday. Green, talk about how they were Twins on a strange Sunday after- won its third straight division ond game with his 13th save in going to beat us or just plain noon that sent the AL Central title, could have started the 14 chances after returning from old not even give our fine town • champs to Yankee Stadium for postseason at home against the an elbow injury. Cliff Lee (14- acknowledgement of existence. the start of the postseason. wild-card Boston Red Sox with a 8) pitched seven sharp innings Northwestern beats This was not the case in "It's going to be a lot of better finish. After clinching, the and tied lake Westbrook for the Philadelphia, as finding stu- pressure," said Mian Santana, Twins went 4-8. team lead in victories by win- who will start Game 1 "A little disappointing here at Buckeyes in thriller tomorrow night against Mike the end, but I'm very proud of INDIANS, PAGE 7 FANS, PAGE 7 By Nancy Armour What else can you say?" 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nothing. Their play said it all. It was bad enough when "It's an incredible feeling," Northwestern receiver Mark said Philmore, a native of Philmore said Ohio State was Reynoldsburg. Ohio, who had no better than the Wildcats, the first touchdown catch of his Trinidad eyes Hopkins rematch conveniently overlooking all career. "To look up and just see that tradition and those four the crowd, all I could say was, manager, known as Papa, said spring national titles. 'Thank you.'" By Barry Wilder Then defensive end Luis The Wildcats controlled the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he will talk with promoter Don Meanwhile, Trinidad will King. Trinidad is signed for one build on his memorable come- Castillo piled on, brazenly game almost the entire night, Felix Trinidad doesn't believe in calling Ohio State's offense outgaining the Buckeyes 444- tuneup fights more fight with HBO, which back bout. With the crowd handled the Mayorga bout on chanting "Tito, Tito" hour before "mediocre." 308, confusing their defense His comeback after more than What nerve. What gall. and making mediocre seem two years of retirement was a a pay-per-view basis. But King he entered the ring, he gave the also said he felt HBO didn't pro- fans - many of them waving What a game. like a compliment for the Ohio doozy, and now he wants the The Wildcats and their fans State offense. Ohio State rallied biggest name out there, Bernard mote Saturday's fight property Puerto Rican flags - exactly what - even though Madison Square they came for, partied into the wee hours, for 10 points in the final nine Hopkins. celebrating a stunning 33-27 minutes to force overtime, but a After Trinidad knocked out Garden grossed $4.65 million on Trinidad, 42-1, was a bit ten- site, the third-biggest gate the tative in the first two minutes overtime upset of the Buckeyes 40-yard field-goal attempt from Ricardo Mayorga in the eighth on Saturday night that ended the normally automatic Mike round Saturday night, complet- arena has had for a fight. against Mayorga, who had never Papa Trinidad took a shot been knocked down. But once generations of frustration Nugent sailed wide right on the ing a scintillating perfonnance and elated Northwestern fans first overtime possession. before a raucous crowd, he at Hopkins, who was roundly he got into the flow, Trinidad booed by the pro-Trinidad looked like a fighter in his prime, across the country. It was the Northwestern quickly made turned his attention to the only Wildcats' first victory over Ohio the most of its second chance. man who has beaten him. crowd when Hopkins entered not one coming off more than a the building before the bout two-year layoff. State since 1971, ending a On the second play, quarter- Hopkins knocked outTrinidad 24-game streak of ineptitude, back Brett Basanez scrambled in the 12th round three years "In the past, every great cham- Mayorga did knock down and their first win at home in to the left and up the sideline ago for the middleweight title. pion that lost had the opportu- Trinidad in the third round, but nity to avenge his defeats," Papa it resembled a slip and Trinidad the series since 1958. for a 21-yard gain. Two plays Trinidad fought once more but, It also was Northwestern's first later, Noah Herron bulldozed unable to secure a rematch, he said. "Bernard Hopkins said was back up before referee Steve immediately after dial fight he'd Smoger began counting. victory over a top-10 team since his way into the end zone for left boxing. beating then-No. 7 Wisconsin Now he's back, and he's give a rematch ... and then he After a brutal fourth round the winning score, setting off stepped back and he never gave in which both middleweights in double overtime in Madison pandemonium at the stadium. looking for Hopkins. on Sept. 23,2000. Players piled on top of each "At that moment when I a rematch to Tito." stood toe to toe and exchanged The loss dropped Ohio State other in the end zone, and stu- retired," Trinidad said, "there Hopkins told ESPN Radio that powerful punches, Mayorga FranK FrankNn II APPtioto (3-1) 11 spots in die poll with dents rushed the field, turning wasn't a big fight for me that I he would consider another fight was cut under the left eye in the loss, to No. 18. it into a purple mosh pit. BI6 TIME WIN: Felix Trinidad wanted and there was nothing with Trinidad and that HBO had the fifth round. He had to stop reacts after knocking out Ricardo reserved Jan. 20 for his 20th title from a low blow to the right "It was the greatest feeling in "It reminded me of two great in boxing that I wanted. I want a the world," Castillo said. "What Mayorga in the eighth round of big fight now. My goal is to make defense. More likely, Hopkins thigh in the sixth, and Smoger heavyweights in 15th round (were) they? No. 7? Ohio State? trading blows," Northwestern their middleweight championship big fights, and then I will leave will face Felix Sturm in that bout allowed him nearly two minutes fight in Madison Square Garden and any Hopkins - Trinidad to recover with 40 seconds to go Thirty-three years? Saturday coach Randy Walker said. "We happy and win them all." night lights? Prime-time TV? got the last one in." on Saturday night. Trinidad's father and trainer/ matchup wouldn't come until in the sixth.

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT VVWW£GNEW$.COM/STORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Monday. October 4.2004 7 Suggs leads Browns to win Steelers take out By Tom Withers Other than his 25-yarder IH t ASSOCIATED PRESS the first time he touched it, Cincinnati,28-17 Trie pain finally subsided in Lee Suggs wasn't very flashy — just Suggs' neck long enough to take efficient. some hurt out of Cleveland's "He did a great job, finding bruised season. creases, using his fullback and Suggs, who sat out Cleveland's creating positive runs," Garcia first three games with a neck said. "It's nice to finally have our stinger, rushed for 82 yards and backfield at full strength." scored a touchdown in the fourth With the Browns down quarter, leading the Browns to a 13-10, Suggs ripped off a 14-yard 17-13 win over the Washington run as Cleveland drove for the Redskins yesterday. go-ahead score and Garcia From his first carry of the completed a huge third-down season, a 25-yard burst in the pass to Quincy Morgan. first quarter, the speedy Suggs A few plays later, Garcia lofted gave the Browns (2-21 the spark a 26-yard pass to uncovered their ground game had been Andre' Davis to the Washington missing. 3. Suggs then pushed in to make "Man it's good to have him it 17-13, the first rushingTDbya back," said tight end Aaron Shea, Cleveland back this season. who had a 15-yard TD catch in Suggs, who had his neck the third quarter. wrenched during practice last The Browns, who lost starters month, spent the past three Kelien Winslow |r. and Courtney Mirk Duncan AP Photo Sundays watching and waiting Brown for the year with injuries. GOING STRONG: Cleveland running back Lee Suggs makes a run for his chance to help. At last on Keith Srakocic AP Photo were in danger of digging a deep against the Redskins yesterday. In his first game of the season, Suggs the field, Suggs had to pick up DUCE ON THE LOOSE: Pittsburgh's Duce Staley picks up 15 yards against early-season hole and desperate ran for 82 yards and scored the go-ahead touchdown in a 17-13 win. a blitzing linebacker on his first the Bengals during a 28-17 win yesterday. for a win. play, a moment that tested his And although it certainly allowed Cleveland to quickly the fumbles or die overthrown strength and convinced him he By Alan Robinson that put the Bengals up 17-14 wasn't a thing of beauty, they tie it. passes. We made mistakes." could take a hit. !H( ASSOCIATED PRESS early in the third. got one. "My fumble changed the Clinging to their four-point "It was good to get that out of TWo starts, two victories. Ben But with the Bengals in "We just had to have this, we momentum," Portis said. "All of lead, the Browns faked a field the way," he said. "After that, I Roethlisberger of the Steelers position to beat a winning-record needed a win," said defensive a sudden, we lost control of the goal, but holder Derrick Frost didn't even think about it." probably never thought it would team on die road for the Brat time end ki'iiard Lang. "It's really big. game." was stopped short of a first Trailing 10-3, the Browns were come this easy after being in 42 games, a streak that dates Look at me. I'm smiling now, I'm Mark Brunell couldn't get it down. Brunell then completed booed as they left the field for told how hard it is for a young to a December 1990 victory in just happy that we won." back as Washington's offense a 13-yard pass to Coles, who halftime. Garcia, yet to lead the quarterback to win in the NFL Pittsburgh, they twice couldn't Jeff Garcia went 14-of-21 sputtered again behind its new fumbled as he was being taken dub to a first-half I'D. went just Roethlisberger, showing finish drives that could have for 195 yards and a TD for the quarterback Brunell finished down and Browns safety Earl 4-for-8 for 64 yards — 37 on one uncommon poise for a rookie made the difference. Browns, who didn't secure 17-of-38 for 192 yards, but was little recovered. play — in the first 30 minutes. who wasn't expected to play this Staley's second fumble gave the win until Washington's unable to get into any rhythm I tumbled the game away for But Cleveland got a break season, twice rallied the Steelers the Bengals the ball, but Kenn) Laveranues Coles fumbled with becauseCleveland'sdefenseshut us," Coles said. when Portis fumbled on the first and Duce Staley ran for 123 yards Watson fumbled on third-and-3 2:08 left. down Portis and the Washington Garcia, who played poorly in play of the third quarter and in a 28-17 victory yesterday over after being hit by Urry Foote and The Redskins (1-3) can pin coach's headsets and sideline Cleveland's two previous losses, Andra Davis recovered at the 31. the Cincinnati Bengals. James Farrior recovered at the their third straight loss on going phones were malfunctioning. then only had to kneel down Garcia capitalized, using three Roethlisberger went 17 of 25 Steelers 32. just 1-for-11 on third downs, "It made it lough to because the Redskins had used short rollout passes, the last to for 174 yards, a touchdown and The Steelers went three- mental mistakes and a costly communicate," Brunell said. up their timeouts, which also Shea, who ran untouched until no interceptions to easily better and-out, but again the Bengals fumble by Clinton Portis on "We had to go to hand signals. was a problem in last week's loss he got to the goal line, where he Carson Palmer in a head-to-head couldn't convert after advancing the first play after halftime thai But the headsets didn't cause to Dallas. plowed through a pile. QB duel that may be repeated for to the Pittsburgh 40. The Steelers years in the AFC North. Palmer then drove 89 yards for Bettis' drove the Bengals to touchdowns go-ahead score. on their opening drives of each The Bengals also couldn't half, but ended the game with hold a 7-0 lead after Staley's first consecutive intercepdons. giving fumble led to Jercmi Johnson's him seven interceptions in four touchdown on a 2-yard pass starts. Lee strong in Indians' final contest midway through the first Palmer's former Southern quarter, the Cincinnati offense's INDIANS. FROM PAGE 6 strides," l.ohse said. Cal roommate, Troy Polamalu, first touchdown in 32 possessions losh Phelps, losh Bard and finished off the Bengals (1-3) over three games. ning his diird straight start. Ryan Ludwick hit consecutive with a 26-yard interception The Steelers, taking consecu- "Cliff was outstanding again," nvo-out singles in the second, return touchdown late in the tive games for the first time since manager Eric Wedge said. "Nice with hidwick driving in Phelps game, lerome Bettis had given the Steelers a 21-17 lead with winning dieir final three to close to see him finish strong.... ItS as to make it 1 -0. just over nine minutes remain- the 2002 regular season, quick- l1 insistent as he's been all year." Grady Sizemore, who fell a ly answered. Roethlisberger's Cuddyer and Matthew l£Croy ing with his second short-range double short of the cycle in die touchdown. 30-yard completion to Plaxico each homered off Lee, who gave first game, hit an RBI triple in die Burress set up Bettis' 2-yard up two run, five hits and (truck The Steelers are 3-1 for the ninth inning of the second game second time in four seasons touchdown run. Bettis, die No. out six and scored on Grant Balfour's 6 rusher in NFL history, has five Kyle Lohse (9-13), who pitched and are 2-0 since Roethlisberger wild pitch to make it 5-2. After became the starter when Tommy touchdowns despite gaining a scoreless 12th to win the first collecting a single, a triple and only 22 yards on 18 carries this game, came right back after a Maddox injured his right elbow. a home run Saturday, Sizemore Maddox isn't due back until next season. 20-minute intermission and grounded out leading off the month at the earliest On Pittsburgh's next posses- started the second. 12di and finished 3-for-5 with While Roethlisberger was sion, Roethlisberger hit Burress After giving up five hits, three three runs. steady, Palmer (20 of 37. 164 for 16 yards and Antwaan Randle runs and strikingout rive through Shannon Stewart had two yards, two interceptions) El for 20 ahead of his 11-yard four innings, lohse — throwing hits in the second game for alternately showed why the scoring pass to backup running on three days' rest — left with a Minnesota, his first action since Bengals drafted him No. 1 last back Verron Haynes _ Haynes' blister on his right middle finger. Sept. 25 because of tightness in year and why he still has some first career touchdown. A 27-game winner over the his right hamstring. maturing to da The Bengals played much of last two seasons. Lohse baffled The teams were tied at 5 after Palmer went4-for-4 for 37yards the game without comerback the Twins this year with his 11 innings Saturday when play on third downs, including anll- Rashad Bauman and starting inconsistency. He went 6-6 after was halted at 233 p.m. because Ann H«is«ntilt AP Photo yarder to T.l. Houshmandzadeh safety Rogers Beckett, both of the All-Star break and finished die Metrodome field needed FINISHING STRONG: Indians' pitcher Cliff Lee delivers to the Twins on third-and-10 ahead of Rudi whom left early with possible on a better note, leaving open to be convened for a college Michael Cuddyer in the first inning of yesterday's game. Johnson's 2-yard touchdown run concussions. die possibility of starting in football game between Penn (iame 4 against New York—if it's State and Minnesota. the first game. Itidwick picked catcher Victor Martinez. necessary and if San tana can't go David Riske (7-3), who started it up in the gap and threw to Martinez couldn't get his glove on three days rest. the 12th for the Indians, gave second baseman Brandon low enough as Bartlett's leg THE TRUTH IS... "I made some pretty good up Cuddyer's winning hit in Phillips — who fired home to touched the plate before the tag. WE'RE NOT ON Fans stick with Falcons till the end EVERY CORNER, FANS, FROM PAGE 6 RJ. Pope made his big plays, the players as Jason Washington tunnel to the locker room, fans first of which was a diving and and Dan Macon rolled into the from Philadelphia were dents was a difficult task. And hobbling catch in the endzone endzone for the Falcons' last giving them high fives and 9UT NOBODY SAID while the task was accom- and the second of which was a two touchdowns of the telling them "good job." plished, the fans weren't too 77-yard scamper untouched to afternoon. To me, this looks like a step in peppy when it came to rooting paydirt. And did the Falcons walk the right direction. FINDING THE TRUTH for the home team. In fact, it They oohed and ahhed as away and ignore their faithful To me, it appears as if the would'vc been much easier to the Falcons moved the ball up following? I think not. team loves their fans as much find fans of die Falcons. the field with record-breaking The Falcons went to the south as the fans love them. It appeared as if at least 1,000 ease in the first half and snick side of their sidelines to hang And judging from die fans Falcons' fans made the trip around for the entire second out with the fans and revel in at the tunnel, it looks like the WAS EASY. on the Pennsylvania turnpike half of the Falcons' most the victory. Falcons are getting something (which costs 18 stinking dollars). lopsided win of the season on To make matters even they never had before: a w And even though the fans were their second-farthest road trip better for the Falcons, they left national following. *»*«v outnumbered, they still made of the season. the game with more fans than Hey, even the Yankees had some noise at the Line. The fans even cheered hard they came with. to start small before becoming Fans made a ruckus when for the second and third string As they walked into the America's team.

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