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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. IS YOUR MUSIC BAD? A new poll says people think today’s music is the worst. Read about it in THESTABLISHED 1920E | An independent BG student press serving N the campusE and Wsurrounding communityS Pulse on Page 6. Volume 93, Issue 89 Friday, April 18, 2014 WWW.BGNEWS.COM L NESS STUDE TS, LESS FUNDS SERIES | 3 of 3 Tech jobs THE BG NEWS LOOKS INTO UNIVERSITY GRADUATION, RETENTION, STATE FUNDING grow in Ohio Students stay at University for many reasons Different practices, experiences help undergraduates make friends, connections Computer Science Dept. By Danae King network with people with similar inter- demic assessment. updates programs to meet demands Editor-in-Chief ests,” she said. “Being a campus tour guide Some of the practices the University deepened my love for BGSU.” does better than most of its peers are By Stevon Duey Mackenzie Baumhower won’t graduate for The reasons why students stay at the learning communities, undergraduate Reporter another three years, but she already knows University are not something administra- research, internships and service learn- she won’t leave the University until she tors focus on. ing, Matuga said. Colleen McAdoo, a computer science major, first real- walks across the Stroh Center stage. “[It’s] not a question we really ever “We tried to look at trends; these tend to ized her talent with computers in high school after “There really is a place for everybody ask,” said Joseph Frizado, vice provost for be those experiences that keep students in designing her school’s website. here I feel like,” Baumhower said. “There’s academic operations. “We tend to focus school,” she said. The school’s webmaster recommended she take a a lot of diversity.” almost exclusively on why people leave.” University students typically partici- look at computer science programs for college. Baumhower credits the two student As far as why students, like Baumhower, pate in more high impact practices than at Computer science majors study the University’s core organizations and her job as a campus stay at the University for four or more years, other universities, said Andy Alt, assistant curriculum, or BG perspective, as well as a variety of tour guide for her confidence in staying there may be a few reasons. vice provost of undergraduate programs. classes in software and application development, ana- even though she’s not yet done with her These reasons, called high impact prac- There are about 1,000 University stu- lytics, systems and more. freshman year. tices, are believed to lead to student suc- “The classes are hard but when you finish it’s a really “The organizations really helped me to cess, said Julie Matuga, director of aca- See RATES | Page 2 good feeling of accomplishment,” McAdoo said. McAdoo has been working hard toward her degree and is optimistic about job prospects after graduation. “There’s a lot of companies that want to give gradu- ates opportunities,” McAdoo said. Students in technology and computer science pro- grams can find security in knowing they chose a skilled this specialization that hasn’t been strongly affected by the walk way economic downturn. According to an article published by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Review, eight of the 10 fastest-growing jobs from 2000-2010 were tech- nology related. Occupations in software development, computer Graduation in 2014 support and network administration were among the Total students the University fastest growing fields. graduated: 2,225 Companies have been moving their services and Total students being graduated who are not walking as of April 17: 97 communications to the web within the past two decades as access to the Internet has become wide- spread and easily accessible. Graduation in 2013 Alongside this trend, more technology and software Total students the University is being developed as well. graduated: 1,914 Jobs in computer-related fields are forecast to grow by Are you walking Total students graduated who didn’t nearly 23 percent during the next eight years, according for your graduation walk: 411 to reports from the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics. ceremony? Tweet *numbers provided by the University. The Department of Computer Science has enjoyed @The_BG_News More students could choose not to walk some growth as well. using #gradwalk before graduation on May 10 than are Last year, the department hired one new faculty currently not participating member and seeks to hire two more in the fall. The department offers a Bachelor of Science degree accredited by the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology [ABET] as well as a Bachelor of Arts program. Guy Zimmerman, a computer science associate pro- fessor, said the degree was changed in 2012 to keep pace with the growing industry. “We’ve enhanced the program with additional Cost, other factors may influence whether students walk for graduation requirements,” Zimmerman said. “Bachelor of Science students are required to have an internship now. That By Seth Weber may not make it in the end, said University will look good for employers.” Web Editor Spokesperson Dave Kielmeyer. Associate Director of the Career Center Jessica Turos The numbers of students who come are said there are many job opportunities in information While graduation ceremonies can be an icon- steady, and there usually aren’t a lot of differ- technologies and computer science. ic moment in someone’s life, some think it ences in numbers, Kielmeyer said. “IT is one of the highest projected job growth areas in isn’t worth the time or money. Kielmeyer thinks going to the ceremony Ohio,” Turos said. Last year, 1,503 of 1,914 total graduates can be an important part in someone’s life. During the Expo Job and Internship Fair hosted by attended the ceremony, meaning 411 stu- “To me, it’s capping that achievement. the Career Center last month, 46 employers, or one dents didn’t walk. This year, 2,158 of 2,255 You’ve made a significant investment in time third of those who attended, said they were seeking graduating students are expected to take part and money to finish your degree,” he said. students for internship and post-graduate positions in in the May 10 ceremony at the Stroh Center. Kielmeyer said the graduation ceremony is computer-related fields. However, the latter number isn’t set in a long-standing tradition and he’d like to see Ohio has also implemented the Ohio Means stone because those are just the students as many people as possible come. Internships and Co-ops Grant Program as a result of who said they’re going to come, and some Lee Meserve, a professor of biological sci-

See TECH | Page 2 See GRAD | Page 2 ELEMENTS OF COMEDY Sustainability forums conclude Thursday By Raven Rush N ick ple win for everyone. Reporter Hennessy “This will save money, help the Sustainability environment and is sponsored by During the last sustainability Coordinator the Green Fund,” Hennessy said. forum for the semester, attendants The city of Bowling Green discussed various environmental will now receive 50 percent of projects, including LED lights at University electricity for the the new recreation center to the far. The extra food waste travels to next 50 years from a new coal future of public transportation. Hirzel farm, a composting facility plant called prairie State Energy The open meeting was Thursday in Pemberville. Campus. This company is con- afternoon, and was the last of four “Hirzel farm has agreed to nected to American Municipal forums the Office of Sustainability donate some of the compost Power, a power supply company hosted for the past four months. made to BG gardens as well,” that promised a low cost electric- Nick Hennessy, the sustainabil- Hennessy said. ity program. The city was given ity coordinator, promoted various This process has been help- one month to decide to join AMP, Earth Week activities that will run ing reduce the amount of trash and went for it. This program has next week. Some of these include thrown away each week. gone over budget by $1 million a scavenger hunt and an eco-fair. Another program that will be already and has locked BG in this Hennessy said the new compost implemented to help campus sus- until 2057. program that was installed at the tainability is LED lighting being Matt Rubel, coordinator of ener- SAM RAYBURN | THE BG NEWS Oaks dining hall is up and run- installed at the new recreation Elem3nt Dance team perform at an event hosted by Zeta Alpha Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho ning, with a successful result thus center. Hennessy said this is a tri- See FORUM | Page 2 Sorority. They were one of the openers for comedian Nick Banks, a member of Alpha Phi Alpha. Sharing Their Experiences NO CAT CALLS PLEASE Will you walk for graduation? Why? Bowling Green leads the MAC with Faculty columnist Julie Haught talks “Yes, because you have been here so eight women’s coaches. Their shared about street harassment and what is being long why would you not celebrate experiences with their players leads to a done to stop cat-calling and other forms your accomplishments?” unique bond. Read more about the story of harassment, along with what other L eslie Potts on PAGE 3. people have done to stop it. | PAGE 4 Sophomore, Political Science 2 Friday, April 18, 2014 FROM THE FRONT PAGE WWW.BGNEWS.COM FRI & SAT NIGHTS KISSFM 10 PM til 2:30 AM CLUB KISS DJ MANNY & BG’S PREMIERE NIGHT LIFE ★ 21 & over FREE MEAGHAN MICK 18 & Up of the Morning Rush Show 127 N. Main St. Bowling Green ★ clazel.net ★ facebook.com/clazel

costs and wants to recog- gain leadership, communica- are still unknown. BLOTTER GRAD nize all the hard work he’s RATES tion and project management “[Leaving] is multi-faceted. From Page 1 put into his education. From Page 1 skills.” It’s really situational and usu- Check out the full interactive “[I’m going] to make my Being involved in intern- ally has some combination of blotter map at BGNEWS.COM ence, is the mace bearer dur- parents proud,” he said. “And dents involved in learning ships and co-ops can also financial and personal fac- ing the ceremony, and leads also to recap my accom- communities, which are help students want to stay at tors,” Alt said. “Rarely do the WED., APR. 16 students up to the podium. plishments at BG.” programs where students the University. say- no learning communi- 7:03 A.M. “It’s not rocket science, but Senior Mary Singer isn’t live together and are usually “It engages them because ties, ‘you didn’t do this for me.’ Complainant reported that it’s kind of an official part going because she doesn’t in some of the same classes when they’re in their class It’s a very personal decision sometime during the night of the commencement cer- think it’s worth the cost together. they’re able to have experi- that is sometimes outside of an unknown person threw emony,” he said. and time. There are 14 learning com- ence to apply,” she said. what we’re capable of doing a small wrench through the While he thinks it’s good “Because my graduation munities on campus and Each year, around 3,000 ... We don’t get many students driver’s side window of a for students to attend, will be a celebration of being national research is strong students are involved in telling us the whole story of vehicle within the 2100 block done … sitting somewhere service learning, when fac- why they’re leaving.” of Woodland Circle. Meserve said a big part of it that learning communities is about the parents. where I’m not done makes improve retention, said Jodi ulty find ways to intention- Junior Darryl Molzon, an 8:57 A.M. “It’s mostly for parents, no sense,” she said. Devine, director of Residential ally incorporate service and architecture major, is trying Zachary Tyler Howard, I would say,” he said. “It’s She said if the regalia and Learning Communities. volunteering into academic to get a co-op, but said the 20, of Bowling Green, and not a forgettable event for costs associated with gradu- “[Students] feel like they courses. only reason he’s stayed at the Lalacamilla Virginia Meshbahi, the students but typically ation were free, she may con- can immediately make Amy Hill, assistant director University is because he has 18, of Bowling Green, were parents want to see the sider going. friends and connections of curricular programs, said debt and didn’t want to trans- both cited for disorderly con- final step.” Meserve also said some on campus,” Devine said. she thinks service learning is fer because of it. duct/fighting within the 300 block of E. Napoleon Rd. Meserve recalls when he students have a limited “Learning communities are great for students because it For other students, debt was an undergraduate at the amount of money, and aren’t an intentional way to guide gives them an “opportunity may be the reason they leave 5:06 P.M. ceremony, and thought it able to afford regalia. you through that first year to learn the needs of the com- the University. Ahshantel Noel Cobb, 25, of was an important moment Some students also have transition.” munity.” Students may decide Bowling Green, was arrested in his life. jobs they need to get to before In addition to learning Learning communities, the University’s not a good for theft/shoplifting within the He said it’s good for stu- the ceremony, Meserve said. communities, undergradu- undergraduate research, fit, decide on a major the 2100 block of E. Wooster St. dents to hear inspirational Meserve didn’t attend his ate research can also make co-ops, internships and ser- University doesn’t offer, She was lodged in the Wood County Justice Center. words and see “there is Ph.D because his degree was students connect to others on vice learning are just some attend to transfer or have per- life after undergraduate conferred later than the cer- campus. of the high impact practices. sonal or financial reasons for 10:45 P.M. school.” emony, which took place in Daniel Brahier, director of These four are the ones the leaving, Frizado said. Michelle L. Perry, 44, of Although he said it’s an June and his degree was con- Science and Math Education University has identified as About half of the fresh- Toledo, was cited for tele- important event, he under- ferred in July. in ACTION, said students in ones it does well as, but there men who leave the University communications harassment stands why some students Jill Carr, vice president of the program do two different are 10 overall, according to from one fall to the next are within the 600 block of may not attend. student affairs, said while types of research as under- the Association of American in academic trouble, and of Kenwood Ave. “It’s a weekend, and she is okay with students graduates. Colleges and Universities the other half, about half don’t some people might have who don’t think the ceremo- During students’ freshman High-Impact Educational respond to the University CORRECTION things that they might ny is worth their time, she year at the University, they Practices. when asked, Frizado said. The think are more important thinks it’s important. work with other students in “We’re really invested in remaining fourth is people POLICY in that point in their lives,” “They’re entitled to their small groups on a research those and looking at how to who are transferring, he said. We want to correct all factual Meserve said. opinion,” she said. “My own project about math or science. make them better than they Whatever the reason stu- errors. If you think an error has Senior Mike Reilly thinks opinion is that it’s a wonder- “[Students] get to know are,” Alt said. dents leave, Alt said student been made, call The BG News the ceremony is worth the ful tradition.” other students and form good In addition to participat- success really depends on the at 419-372-6966. friends,” he said. ing in high impact practices, student. Internships also help stu- students can enroll full time, “It’s not only about what the tion is a huge portion of the funded by students and dents engage in the University work on campus, get involved university provides, but what FORUM University’s carbon footprint professors, by an annual fee and become more interested in student organizations and decisions the students make, From Page 1 problem. Wicks provided a that makes them able to use in their classes, said Jessica be engaged in the classroom it’s about being proactive … handout that said at least one the railway by the swipe of Turos, assistant director of the to increase the likelihood that putting their own energy into gy management, touched on quarter of green house gas a card, similar to Europe’s Career Center. they’ll stay, Alt said. things and making plans,” he AMP’s heightening rates. emissions come from trans- railway. “[Students can] learn more While the University focus- said. “Students need to take “BG is over market by $2 portation. Wilfred Roudebush, the about the field and come back es on why students leave, not ownership of this experience million more than other uni- Wicks idea is similar to co-founder of the sustain- with a renewed interest,” while they stay, some of the as well and students who are versities in the program,” Europe’s railway system. He ability forum, agrees with Turos said. “They’re able to reasons for students leaving successful do that.” Rubel said. “Rates are going said these tracks are already Wicks idea to narrow down up 5 percent every year.” placed throughout the state. transportation in Bowling Jerry Wicks, retired profes- “Ohio is the most densely Green. funding from the state as a access to multiple job out- sor and head of the program, tracked state in the country,” “I like the interconnected- TECH result of OMIC. look projection reports Ohio higher Education Rail Wicks said. ness with different universi- From Page 1 These grants target 10 and co-op and internship Network, said transporta- He wants this system ties,” Roudebush said. industries in the state with recruitment opportuni- Jobs Ohio, a private non- the goal of retaining work- ties on the Career Center profit organization that ers— information technol- website. works within the private ogy and services is one of “Students can look sector to create and retain them. for job postings on the jobs in the state. Turos said students at Worknet site too, which is The University received the University also have free to use.” Turos said.

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Greenbriar, Inc. | 419-352-0717 | www.greenbriarrentals.com SPORTS Friday, April 18, 2014 3 Softball wins on a walk off homerun Falcons win game one in dramatic fashion Female coaches bring By Brandon Shrider Reporter shared experiences, unique bonds The Bowling Green softball team held true to head coach Shannon Salsburg’s pregame sentiments by Bowling Green leads the MAC with eight women’s coaches, focuses on hiring best fit starting out well in game one of its doubleheader. “We found a way offensively By Danae King Basalyga’s players describe her as “very to get the job done in game one,” Editor-in-Chief upfront,” but redshirt junior Kylie Salsburg said. Briem said she “wouldn’t see it as a The Falcons collected hits from One way Bowling Green scores high in gender difference at all.” Female coaches in seven different players and scored a the MAC is one many may not suspect, “It’s A, her personality and B, her run in three of the first four innings. with the coaches. coaching style,” Briem said. “She isn’t the MAC This included a 3-hit performance At BG, every women’s sport except afraid to say anything and to share Bowling Green State from freshman shortstop, Aspen track and field is coached by a anything with you.” University : 8 Searle and a 2-hit game from fresh- woman; the highest percent of any Basalyga enjoys being one of eight WESTERN MICHIGAN: 5 EASTERN MICHIGAN: 5 man outfielder, Amanda Durham. MAC institution. female coaches. MIAMI: 5 Despite the array offense displayed “I think it reflects a commitment to “I love that community, to be able to Ball State: 4 by the Falcons, it took last-inning diversity at the end of the day,” said share ideas and bounce ideas off other NORTHERN ILLINOIS: 4 heroics to overcome the Titans. Lesley Irvine, senior associate ath- female coaches,” she said. “I like that TOLEDO: 4 “Erika [Stratton] came up with a letic director for Administration and BG is committed to women coaches.” Akron: 3 huge hit in the last inning,” Salsburg Academics at BG. She’s also the only female women’s CENTRAL MICHIGAN: 3 said. “It was great to see her come BG didn’t purposefully hire several soccer coach in the MAC, and she KENT STATE: 3 OHIO: 3 out strong.” female coaches. loves it. This seventh inning, walk-off “It’s about hiring the best candidate,” Her coaching style is upfront, and grand slam by senior captain, Erika Irvine said. her players like that. They like to be Stratton gave the Falcons the 7-4 vic- Though it has more female coaches pushed, Briem said. tory in game one. than any other MAC school, when it Women’s basketball head coach The latter of the two games gener- comes down to who the coaches are Jennifer Roos has two mentors when it ated a much different looking game. and how the players see them at BG, The Falcons were out-hit by the gender doesn’t matter. See COACHES | Page 8 Titans 8-6 while no one in the lineup Women’s soccer head coach Lindsay had more than one hit. The Falcons were held scoreless through four innings, however, a strong 5-inning performance by sophomore, Braiden Dillow helped lead the way for Bowling Green. “I thought [Dillow] did a great job of keeping them off balanced,” Salsburg said. It was in this fifth inning where the Falcons changed the scoreboard, pushing the only two runs of the game across the plate. Sophomore Katie Turski was called upon to start the sixth before being relieved by junior, Jamie Kertes. Kertes finished the game with two innings of no-hit softball, earning her third save of the season and serving Dillow her eighth win. This gave the Falcons the 2-0 vic- tory, and a clean sweep for the day. The Falcons collected at least one hit from all nine starters including six- teen hits total, and pushed nine runs across the plate for the day. >>> “I was really glad to see all three JENNIFER ROOS, HEAD WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACH phases come together today,” >>> Salsburg said. LINDSAY BASALYGA HEAD WOMEN’S SOCCER COACH The Falcons now hold a 5-1 record at Meserve Field and carry a record of 18-21-1 for the season. BG will take this record and their two-game win streak on the road

See SOFTBALL | Page 8 Track splits roster to compete at two meets Falcons have chance to win Three Falcons head to California, rest of team heads to Kentucky for Bluegrass Classic MAC Championship at Miami By Jamar Dunson mer throw event, but she also very impressed with her per- Reporter ranks third in the nation cur- formance and how she’s been Tennis team is tied for third, heads on the road to end season rently with a distance of 214- progressing this season. This weekend the BG track and feet-4. “She’s been good so far, she By Trevor Thompson first-place and defending champion Reporter field team will split up for their The success didn’t stop for her improved her score by almost RedHawks who are 5-1 in the MAC contests. there, as she was also named 400 points,” Snelling said, while Eastern Michigan sits in sec- Jeanette Pettigrew, Andrea the Mid-American Conference “That’s the hard work she’s been The Bowling Green tennis team ond place with a 5-2 record. Alt and Jasmine Redman head field athlete of the week. This putting in over the last year and will finish the regular season on The top six teams in the final con- out to compete in the Mt. SAC marks the fifth time Pleger has it’ll be interesting to see how the road, with a chance to win ference standings will qualify for the relays in Walnut, Calif. in a two- been received this honor in her much of a step she can take.” the Mid-American Conference MAC Championships, with the first day meet. The rest of the team college career. Pettigrew will be looking to championship. and second place teams earning will be heading out to Kentucky Junior Krystin Reiser also put forth another strong effort This weekend they will face off first-round byes. to compete in the Bluegrass had a memorable performance in her last year as she took first against Ball State April 18, before fac- Last weekend the Falcons picked Classic in Lexington. at the last meet. She made the place in the 100 meter, setting ing Miami University April 19. up two home victories. They beat After winning the hammer ninth-highest score in heptath- a new personal record in the The Falcons are currently riding Akron 6-1 April 11 and then defeated throw in her first outdoor event lon program history. In two progress. Her record of 11.89 a four-game winning streak. Those Buffalo the following day 5-2. this season, redshirt junior days, Reiser compiled a total of seconds improved her time of four wins proved to be enough to Against Akron the Falcons started Brooke Pleger looks to con- 4,529 points, setting new per- 11.91 seconds at the season- vault the Falcons into a tie for off the day by winning all three dou- tinue her winning ways when sonal best in five events and opener meet in Raleigh. third place in the Mid-American bles matches, and then the Falcons the Falcons do split meets this tying her bests in the other two. Despite the Falcons compet- Conference standings and more won five of the singles matches, win- week. Her score was 300 points higher ing in two different locations importantly that now leaves them ning four of those in straight sets. Pleger will be looking to have than she had ever done before. they still hope to do well and with an opportunity to capture the The closest of the three dou- similar success like she did this The other eight higher scores continue preparing for the MAC league title this weekend. bles matches came when Akron’s past week in Cincinnati at the were achieved by BG alumni BG and Ball State each have 4-2 All-Ohio championships meet. Becky Barnett and Ginger Lake. See TRACK | Page 5 MAC records, and the Falcons and See TENNIS | Page 5 Not only did she win the ham- Head coach Lou Snelling was Cardinals are a game behind the FORUM Friday, April 18, 2014 4 PEOPLE ON THE STREET Will you walk for graduation? Why?

“It depends on if “Yes, for “Yes, for “Yes, for my VISIT US AT my family wants tradition and tradition, its family. I know to watch me or the feel of what people they want to BGNEWS.COM not.” graduating.” always do and see it.” its a way to Have your own take on celebrate your today’s People On The hard work.” Street? Or a suggestion for C ourTNEY Moore Greg Smolkovich Myka Watts Sam Roitblat a question? Give us your Junior, Sophomore, Senior, Sophomore, feedback at bgnews.com. Sociology Architecture Applied Health Science Chemisty Street harassment problem; efforts need to be ‘Hate crime’ hard to made to stop catcalls from happening identify by officials “Rarely do the school-aged males. They glasses, right? Or when they ferent Jewish centers the day hissed. They made gut- bullied the “sissy” in their before a major Jewish holiday, boys-will-be-boys tural noises. They did all gym class. shot people who he thought Jul ie Haught they could to demean her. When the abusive behav- E MILY Gordon were Jewish and yelled a Nazi COLUMNIST COLUMNIST defenders think Sandra noticed that they iors become normalized, salute. were soon going to reach a that is, when they are There is no doubt in my that ‘the girls might stop sign. everyday occurrences, then mind that he set out to kill Jews To usher in Sexual Assault When the car stopped, those who are not on the Three people were shot dead that day, even though his vic- Awareness Month, March turn the tables on she ran over and grabbed receiving end of the abuse Sunday at two Jewish com- tims were Christian. 30 through April 5 was des- the abusers.” the guy in the passenger tend to ignore the detri- munity centers in Kansas on The mainstream media’s ignated International Anti- side. As she pulled his face mental effects. However, the eve of the Jewish holiday of coverage of the shootings is Street Harassment Week. close to hers, she screamed, make no mistake, the Passover. deplorable. The lack of inter- Given the pervasiveness ously. Sadly, in small towns “I’m a [expletive] maniac effects are profound. The shooter smiled and, viewing Jews, repeated inter- of public verbal abuse in like Bowling Green, some and I’m going to kill you!” When a person hears during his arrest, yelled, “Heil views with KKK members who Bowling Green, every week excuse the behavior with a and then she shoved him the catcall, when a person Hitler.” say Cross “lost his mind,” and needs to be Anti-Street flippant “boys will be boys” back into his seat. She perceives that someone is While this information accidentally killed Christians Harassment Week. dismissal of the abuse. reported that the driver watching, then that person screams “hate crime” to me is like a slap in the face to Stop Street Harassment’s Rarely do the boys-will- broke all speed limits in the knows the sidewalk or any and to scores of online readers Jewish Americans. website reports: “Most be-boys defenders think town as the car’s passen- public space is not a safe of media coverage, authorities Further, implying that anti- women [more than 80 that “the girls” might turn gers fled. space. Yet, we can work to were reluctant to call it a hate Semitism is no longer a “thing” percent worldwide] and the tables on the abusers. I do not tell this story to make those spaces safer. crime, even after the shooter in America is not only false, but LGBTQ folks will face gen- When I moved to north- encourage anyone to repeat Street harassment can be was identified as Frazier Glenn it’s harmful. der-based street harass- west Ohio 25 years ago, her behavior. Rather, the curbed. It can be prosecut- Cross, a prominent white It erases experiences of ment at some point in Sandra, a colleague in story illustrates the pent ed. People are refusing to be supremacist and former KKK Jewish Americans and sweeps their life. graduate school, told me up rage that builds as year- subjected to the indignities leader known for being violent. the issue under the rug. Street harassment lim- the best street-harassment- after-year one is subjected of verbal assaults. Check out Authorities did not officially Doing so allows Nazis and its people’s mobility and revenge story I have heard. to these verbal assaults. “Stop Street Harassment or categorize what happened as a white supremacists to go on access to public spaces. It Sandra was visiting her Those guys in that car did Hollaback!” for more infor- hate crime for days. committing acts of violence. is a form of gender vio- in-laws in a small town out- not likely see their behavior mation on how you can What more information ​Anti-Semitism still exists. lence and it’s a human side of Toledo. She was out as harassment. make a difference here in could they possibly need to We have a responsibility to rights violation. for a run. On a side street In fact, I bet they thought Bowling Green. determine it a hate crime? acknowledge this and to chal- Framed in the terms in the town, a car slowed it was all harmless fun. Must Cross have been wear- lenge it. of “gender violence” and down to keep pace with her Much like the harmless ing a sign around his neck “human rights violation,” jogging. She could see out fun they had when they clearly stating “I am an anti- we might expect the prob- of the corner of her eye that were kids and they burned Respond to Julie at Semite” for it to be clear? Respond to Emily at lem to be taken more seri- it was a car full of high- ants with their magnifying [email protected] The man went to two dif- [email protected] Free speech guaranteed by government, not private organizations; social pressure indicates acceptable views “The opponents of oppressed minority is. sexuals. It’s not against Brendan Eich would never mean we need to hold Now this might seem the law for the Westboro have had to resign; even if them all to be equal. marriage equality like an entirely subjec- Baptist Church to protest A&E’s vaunted support for Racists must once have Ian Zulick tive judgment, but bear the funerals of dead sol- marriage equality was still felt oppressed when racial COLUMNIST have become so with me. diers and claim that their present. slurs were no longer Yes, I understand that deaths are some kind of When one considers accepted in mainstream ensconced in the everyone has a right to twisted divine recom- entities as big and wealthy society. Again, a major figure in idea of being an their opinion, but I think pense for our tolerance of as Firefox or A&E, it’s not Now, it has become the public sphere is facing the aforementioned oppo- homosexuality; but try to about justice or morality; socially prohibitive to be ridicule for his position on oppressed minority nents make a mistake get married and legitimize it’s about money. against marriage equality, marriage equality. by attempting to equate your love for someone of A&E’s gesture to suspend and rightly so. Some months ago, it was that they seem to having to answer for an the same sex in the eyes Robertson was ultimately a If the kind of absolute “Duck Dynasty” patriarch unpopular opinion before of society in 33 of our 50 hollow one. Everyone knew tolerance existed that the Phil Robertson for going on have forgotten who the general populace with states, well now you’re a it wouldn’t last; after all, opponents of marriage a shamefully ignorant rant a tyranny of the majority. law-breaking fascist. it would be against their equality desire, we could about both homosexuality the real oppressed This is a false equiva- I think it’s pretty obvious interests to slaughter their never guarantee the secu- and the Jim Crow south minority is.” lency. There is a difference who the oppressor is and golden goose, as it were. rity of anyone’s rights for and summarily being sus- between the social prohi- who is the oppressed. But Nevertheless, this proves fear of treading on the pended from A&E; today, would hope everyone else bition of a viewpoint and that’s really only part of that A&E doesn’t care any- rights of others. it’s the now-former CEO of has been; however, my the legal prohibition of a the issue. thing for justice or mar- We have many rights in Mozilla Firefox, Brendan issue with this debate is viewpoint. Enter my second reser- riage equality because this country, but among Eich, being deposed for a twofold. It is not against the law vation about this debate. I they are not willing to put them is certainly not the contribution he made to Firstly, this has noth- to insinuate that God think I’ve been clear about their money where their right to be agreed with. pass Prop 8 in California ing to do with the first is on Russian President my feelings on the ideo- mouth is. If you have the abil- nearly a decade ago. amendment because the Vladimir Putin’s side for logical end of the spec- Unfortunately however, ity to keep one group from And again, a staggering government did not fire defending the repression trum, but as is often the this is the reality of the free having the same rights as number of people are rush- Brendan Eich; nor did they of, and violence against, case, things are rarely market: it does not care everyone else, you are, by ing to his defense. Newt remove Phil Robertson homosexuals as Pat what they seem. about your ideology. default, in the position of Gingrich even went so far from the air. Buchanan recently did. I’m going to go out on a If what you think is the oppressor, not of the as to declare his more or The opponents of mar- It’s not against the law for limb and say that I think, not profitable, it will be oppressed. less forced resignation “a riage equality have become former presidential candi- if the majority of people canned; whether you’re blatant example of the so ensconced in the idea of date Michelle Bachmann in America were intoler- right or wrong. New Fascism.” being an oppressed minor- to set up “pray away the ant of homosexuality, Phil We may need to tolerate I’ve always been a pro- ity that they seem to have gay” organizations aimed Robertson would never the existence of all view- Respond to Ian at ponent of free speech, as I forgotten who the real at “rehabilitating” homo- have been suspended and points, but that doesn’t [email protected]

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MARIE COURONNE | THE BG NEWS TJ Losby runs down the first baseline after a hit in their game against Central Michigan this past Saturday. The Falcons will travel to The University of Akron this weekend. Baseball team travels to Akron this weekend By Brett Creamer Saturday’s starter will be through 32 games this season. hitting in his 19 starts this Assistant Sports Editor southpaw Brett Fitzwater who, Jeremy Shay leads the Falcons season. SUDOKU earlier this season, threw a with 23 runs batted in, and 13 While the Falcons dropped To play: Complete the grid Baseball head coach Danny combined no hit shutout with extra base hits this season, and 17 runs in Sunday’s game so that every row, column Schmitz will oppose his son Chris Miller against Bucknell shares the same batting aver- against the Chippewas, they and every 3 x 3 box contains Spencer Schmitz when the University. Fitzwater is 1-1 on age with Losby. also hit the long ball twice. the digits 1 to 9. There is no the season with an ERA of 6.00 Losby currently holds the Logan Walker and Trey Falcons play The University of guessing or math involved. Akron this weekend. in his 12 innings pitched. third position in consecutive Keegan both homered for the Just use logic to solve Akron assistant coach, The series finale will feature games played in Falcons his- Falcons. In 32 games this sea- Spencer, was an assistant Andrew Lacinak, who defeat- tory. Sitting at 141 consecutive son, the Falcons have hit five coach with Bowling Green for ed Central Michigan in his last games played, Losby is just home runs, compared to their the past six seasons before start this past Sunday. three behind Jeff Warnock who opponents’ 11. Greg Basalyga accepting the position with “He gave us a great outing, played in 2002-2005 for the leads Bowling Green with two the Zips in 2013. in a nice bounce back game Falcons. If Losby appears in all home runs on the season. Create and solve your The Falcons are coming off a that we needed,” Schmitz said. three games this weekend, he Schmitz comes into the Sudoku puzzles for FREE. win against Central Michigan Lacinak has a team-high will tie Warnock for second in weekend series with an overall ᢙ and checking into the series at three wins, and is second on Bowling Green history. record of 625-600-5 in his 24th Play more Sudoku and win prizes at: 13-19 on the season. the team with 20 strikeouts, Shortstop Brian Bien leads season as head coach. 4 The series starters include behind Frank. the Falcons with a .353 aver- After the Falcons three 9 prizesudoku.com ⁛ The Sudoku Source of “BG News”. Mike Frank, who will pitch T.J. Losby leads the orange age and is tied for second on game series against Akron, against Akron Friday. Frank and brown with a .422 bat- the team with eight steals. they will travel to Ann Arbor comes in with a 2-4 record and ting average through the first Just behind Bien is infielder to face Michigan on Tuesday an ERA of 3.66 on 51, with 36 12 Mid-American Conference Brandon Howard, who is bat- before a three game home strikeouts. games. Losby is batting .327 ting .338 and has provided series against Kent State. FEWER BILLS | BETTER VALUE

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The musical “Legally Blonde,” adapted from the film, will premiere April 24. Michael Ellison, associate professor in the the- atre and film department, is directing the pro- duction and likes it because of its energy. “The show is high energy and a lot of fun,” he said. Ellison said the production features a variety of musical numbers. He said one of the most impor- tant things when directing a musical is making sure the dances and songs fit together to further the story. Some dance numbers will be very chal- lenging, Ellison said, such as a song called “Whipped Into Shape,” which is designed to be like a music video. “It’s like people are watching a music video that’s selling her exercise program,” he said. “It’s incredibly aerobic and the actors are singing through it, so it’s a very challenging number.” To create the sets, the department created a lot of new parts, but took a lot from older sets, said Daniel Mangan, theater design technician. When building sets, Mangan said it’s not about realism, but creating a feeling of a scene. “We’re not trying to create 100 percent real- ism,” he said. “So when we need the Harvard classroom, we’re not building a complete class- room, we’re creating fragments.” He said creating the sets are a lot like building Music evolves with time, controversial a house, except lighter, weaker materials are used genres become mainstream and are built for temporary use. While setting the stage is important, so is creat- ing a meaningful story, Ellison said. As director, he wanted to have characters the audience would relate to and care about. “It can be easy to do this show and trust that if By William Channell you just have high energy and lots of enthusiasm Assistant Pulse Editor and you sing and dance, well, what more can you want? I want a lot more. I want to care about these For freshman Ryan Struffolino, today’s music lacks a people and invest in their journey,” Ellison said. certain humanity. One of the reasons the theatre department “Mostly artists nowadays are not seen as normal chose to do “Legally Blonde” was because it had people,” he said. “Their music is affected by their a lot of strong women’s roles, and the department reputation.” has a lot of strong female singers, Ellison said. Struffolino’s opinion mirrors a poll conducted by 60 He said the name recognition of the show is Minutes and Vanity Fair that came out the eighth of also important, and will draw audiences in. this month. One of the questions asked was which In addition to the challenging nature of the decade respondents thought was the worst in terms show, Ellison said he also had to face something of popular music. he’d never done before: canine actors. Overwhelmingly the current decade was the “In all of my years of directing I’ve never ever winner with 43 percent. had doggy auditions,” he said. “By a wide margin, even today’s younger Eight dogs were auditioned, but only two were set feels that this decade’s music is the cast as Bruiser and Rufus. worst,” according to the poll. Nugget, a Yorkshire Terrier owned by gradu- ate student Erica Pax, is playing as Bruiser in the See MUSIC | Page 7 See BLONDE | Page 7 MEDIA reviews “DEVIL” CHIODOS Album Review | Grade: A-

By Alyssa Benes Though the album starts off with stick to the post-hardcore genre, Assistant Photo Editor an instrumental introduction, which these two tracks are quite different PHOTO PROVIDED | THE BG NEWS seems to be the very typical Chiodos and add breaks to a musically and Killbot Zero celebrated its 10th anniversary last summer. Michigan sextet Chiodos is back with thing to do, the rest of the album lyrically heavy album. a new album and ready to take over is both reminiscent of old school The tracks are more pop-punk or the post-hardcore world. Chiodos and a new take on things. pop-rock than post-hardcore, but “Devil” is the band’s fourth stu- The introduction segues into that’s not a bad thing at all. They Local band to perform at dio album following “Illuminaudio” “We’re Talking About Practice,” a show the versatility of the band and in 2010. It is the first album after song that lets listeners know that how they have matured over the the return of original front man Chiodos is definitely back. It’s loud, years. These tracks are a different Howard’s Club H Craig Owens and original drummer in your face and can’t be ignored. direction for the band and incredi- Derrick Frost. The band’s last album The majority of the songs are bly refreshing for the album and the By Geoff Burns ing about as he pets Fat Cat is how with the two was 2007’s “Bone “typical Chiodos,” but more pol- post-hardcore genre in general. In Pulse Editor his band Killbot Zero is perform- Palace Ballet.” ished than anything previously an industry so dominated by bands ing at Howard’s Club H April 19 With the return of Owens and released by the band. The lyrics are trying to stick to one genre, seeing a It’s approximately 9:20 p.m. in at 9 p.m. Frost, many fans expected the new also more mature than the band’s band take a risk and change things Bruce Vermett’s apartment Killbot Zero is a duo consisting release to be “Bone Palace Ballet” previous work. Craig Owens has up is excellent and needs to happen in Bowling Green, and his cat of Vermett on drums and Chris part two, but it goes above and stated that the title and lyrics are more often. named “Fat Cat” struts between Cavera on guitar. The duo’s live beyond that. “Devil” still features about the temptations presented by Overall, “Devil” is a solid album the legs of the coffee table in the shows consist of incorporating a great deal of orchestral instru- everyday life. This is much more that shows the band’s versatility. It living room. a video playing on a projector mental work, heavy screams and profound subject matter than the contains some of the band’s heavi- “Don’t mind Fat Cat, man,” screen while the two musicians high-pitched vocals, as always from band has presented in the past. est and lightest material to date Vermett said. “She’s nice, she wear headphones, use a midi for Chiodos, but has much more diver- Two standout tracks on the and marks a new point in time for won’t do anything to you.” sity both musically and lyrically than album are “3AM” and “Under Your them, with the return of two origi- The only thing Vermett is think- See BAND | Page 7 the band’s previous releases. Halo.” While the rest of the songs nal members. WWW.BGNEWS.COM PULSE Friday, April 18, 2014 7

Donahue is referring Per Broman, associate pro- aren’t expected.” MUSIC to a December 2011 inci- fessor of music theory at Broman stressed the From Page 6 dent in which police in the the University, said his stu- importance of the per- Indonesian province of dents show an appreciation formance aspect of new Matt Donahue, a profes- Aceh rounded up 65 young for contemporary music. music and said the issue sor in the popular culture punk-rock fans and pro- “They seem to be very with most students isn’t department with a focus ceeded to “clean” them, open to new music,” he said. a lack of appreciation in on popular music at the which included chang- “I have graduate students listening, but rather a lack University, said it could be ing their clothes, shaving and also sophomores, and of appreciation in playing. a positive thing that the their hair and throwing the sophomores, they actu- “If you can appreci- current generation is get- them “in pools of water ally study contemporary ate as a listener, it may ting tired of music being for ‘spiritual’ cleansing,” music with me.” not translate to perform- made today. according The Guardian. Broman played from his ing,” Broman said. “You “Maybe the youth are “I think that there’s laptop a video of a group are in the middle of per- turning on to the fact always been this kind of called “Einstürzende haps a scattered, complex much [pop music] is kind controversy,” Donahue Neubauten” that plays and in a way incoherent of vapid,” Donahue said. said. “I wouldn’t even nec- contemporary experimen- sound world if you play “There could be [that] essarily call it controversy, tal music with everyday [experimental music]. You case made for every gen- although sometimes it has objects. To the uninitiat- may not understand the PHOTO PROVIDED | THE BG NEWS eration’s music.” become controversial.” ed it sounds like a group entirety of the piece.” The band uses a projector screen to incorporate a video into their live show. When asked wheth- Donahue said it’s differ- banging randomly on Broman said he believes er jazz or hip-hop is the ent ideologies that make metal objects with blunt contemporary music may video projection,” Cavera more important genre, 73 the younger and older instruments. be revered as musicians BAND said. “It was one more thing percent of respondents generation come to blows, “Look how much fun today revere Mozart and From Page 6 that we could add to try and picked jazz. Fifty per- but in the end it’s the they’re having,” Broman Bach, going to popular make ourselves unique.” cent of respondents also more challenging music said. “This kind of music music for parallels. sequencing and mp3 player Longtime fan Tim Chimes picked rap and hip-hop that sticks. is very— it engages differ- “Just take punk-rock,” to incorporate electronic took an interest to Killbot as the genre they feel has “Usually it’s the main- ent kinds of senses than a he said. “There’s nothing sounds. Zero when he met Vermett reached its peak, more stream popular music piece of classical music.” shocking or absurd about “We were worried that seven years ago after than any other genre that’s really just ridicu- As both a listener and a [the Sex Pistols], is there? people would think we were watching the duo shred offered in the poll. lous,” Danahue said. “It’s performer, Broman said it’s ... It’s kind of a classic. I’m stupid because it was just their instruments on stage Hip-hop is one of the the underground music important for a listener to not saying this is the case the two of us,” Vermett said. before the lights and videos most prominent styles or the music that doesn’t engage these senses. These for everybody, but people “Our first shows we would became a part of the show. of music today, despite reach the mainstream is sensory excursions, he will— taste will change play and there wouldn’t The main thing that keeps the bevy of criticisms the more interesting, but said, are important. in time.” be anything in between. him interested in the band’s it receives. Donahue that’s also my interest.” “It will focus your mind, Taste has certain- Basically it felt like one music is their passion. noted there were paral- A distaste for newer and I think develop your ly changed in the past huge song that no one knew “They have this fantasti- lels between hip-hop and music isn’t limited to the perceptional skills,” decade. Struffolino what was going on. The cally entertaining video, another popular genre. mainstream. In the world Broman said. “And for a said his favorite decade video really helped.” light show within the drum “The critiques against of contemporary music performer, it’s absolutely of music is the 90s, but After 10 years as a band, set, and these two guys rap music were very simi- people are proving to be crucial to play complex there’s only one thing the Cavera has gotten married who are just constantly lar to the critiques being a bit more receptive. Used music to be extremely per- music he listens to needs and started a family but shredding on their respec- pushed against rock and here, contemporary music ceptive to what the con- to have. still finds time to dedicate tive instruments,” Chimes roll music,” he said. “And refers to modern orchestral ductor’s doing and to play “As long as the music’s to the band. The musician said. “It’s hard not to enjoy a it’s not just America.” and experimental music. rhythms and pitches that got a good beat,” he said. doesn’t think of working Killbot Zero show.” with Vermett as a band and Vermett sorts through a more like “hanging out with few of the band’s flyers and practice, but did well at said Kit has been doing in the show, it’s a perfect my brother.” stickers for the show that BLONDE the auditions. well at rehearsals. tie in to help raise that Cavera said one of the are staggered on his kitchen From Page 6 “I thought she was “She’s definitely caught awareness,” Ellison said. reasons why Killbot Zero counter as Fat Cat stares at going to be rusty, but she on really fast,” she said. Cutie was an abused decided to incorporate the bag of cat food and said musical. saw everyone there and “They put her through Chihuahua, which the video into the live shows he just wants to entertain Pax said she’s trained turned on the charm,” puppy boot camp.” fund was initially created was for an added idea to people. Killbot Zero is some- Nugget things such as Pax said. Because of the presence for, Ellison said. replace the music provided thing for his own self and speaking and running Junior Devon Holbrook’s of dogs in the production, After Cutie got better, by other musicians during Cavera to enjoy more than through obstacle courses, dog, Kit, a blue merle there will be a table during the fund was used for the band’s earlier days as a anything. but has never had her be Pomeranian, will be play- the show accepting dona- other animals in distress. four-piece. “We write it for ourselves in a play. ing Rufus. tions for Cutie’s Fund, a Cutie may make an “We figured, as long as we because its not like we’re She was worried Nugget Holbrook found out charity for neglected and appearance at the pro- are playing to pre-recorded making money off of it,” would have a hard time about the auditions abused animals. duction, giving out “paw- tracks, why not try to syn- Vermett said. “It’s to make because she was out of through Facebook, and “Because they’re dogs tographs.” chronize the tracks with a ourselves happy.”

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