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FINISHED: PARTLY CLOUDY The rugby team ends HIGH: 61 I LOW 44 the season by placing wvnv.bgnews.com second in the Midwest; A daily independent student press VOLUME 95 ISSUE 52 PAGE 6 Internet gaming has low priority By Matthew Clark Another problem encountered higher priority," Hachtel said. Since then, the likelihood of INTERNET USAGE AT THE UNIVERSITY BtPORI!" Academic work is defined as more priority being placed on by some Internet gamers is the This graph shows a portion of the University's Internet usage before tasks such as e-mail, the World gaming has not increased, Smith Some users of the University's University's firewall, which pre- and after priorities were placed on tasks such as peer-to-peer tile Wide Web and File Transfer said, "there isn't a lot of room 10 Internet connection have found vents any incoming connections sharing, and Internet gaming in October 2001. The solid line shows what they describe as a "block" to the University's network. Protocol — anything that stu- bump things up without some- dents or employees of the thing else having lo lake a hit." the outgoing traffic these types ot tasks often produce. After on multiplayer computer games. Smith said that if the game was October, the amount of outgoing traffic dropped dramatically, University require to do work or Not only does Internet gaming However, according lo Mike developed to require such a con- allowing much more bandwidth for academic work. Smith, network administrator for nection, "because of the way the research. take bandwidth away from other the University, "We do not specif- firewall is configured lo block "We realize that there are peo- users, il is aLso in violation of net- ically block anything on the net- inbound connections that pack- ple living on campus who want to work policy. work." age won't get dirough." This does do recreational tilings and that is As an alternative, both Smith In actuality, every Internet task create a restriction, but it is unin- why we aren't attempting lo block and Hachtel recommend using of the campus connection, from tentional and only applies to it." Smith said. the University's internal SuperNet e-mail to video conferencing, has some games. [he prioritizing for die net- for local area network, or LAN, a priority level. "Sometimes it works and work, which placed a limitations gaming with other students on "Internet gaming does have a sometimes it doesn't, but the fact on both Internet gaming and campus. lower priority," Smith said. that it does work sometimes peer-to-peer file sharing applica- Because of the speed of the This prioritizing determines shows that it is not blocked." said tions like Kazaa and Morpheus, SuperNet, Hachtel said, "It'll be a how much of the University's Mike I lachtel, tech support man- was conducted in October 2001. lot faster that way." bandwidth is allocated for each ager for Residence life, about "At that lime nothing was get- ALso, as a second alternative, task, and ensures that student's Internet gaming. ting through, it was taking a I lachtel said Internet gamers wishing to use the connection for "The University network was minute to load a web page ... so may want lo "use the network academic purposes will be able to specifically created for academic we had lo prioritize traffic," Smith during non-peak times... during Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. Apr. do so. work so that is what is given the said. the day or in the morning.' Source; Informalm Technology Services April I Erkolt BG News
Sociology AUTUMN Chapman class aims moving to survey at U. Kohl Hall students By Shannon E. Kolkedy next year MANAGING EOltOR l)o you have a complaint By Andrew Scharf about die University or one of its lEPOtrcn programs? The department of Kohl Hall will be experiencing sociology is giving University major changes during the students a chance to speak their upcoming Spring semester. minds. It will undergo S3.5 million The IB students enrolled in renovation throughout the entire Sociology 368: Introductory building. The Chapman Methodology are conducting a learning Community and survey interviewing undergrad- Partners in Context and uate students aboul iheir Community will be moving into University experience. a newly remodeled Kohl Hall "When I knew diat I was going starting Fall 2003. lo teach this class |SOC 368], I "This is a culmination of a wanted to do a project that major revolution on this campus would not only help my students in the way we educate our stu- gain better skills but also help the dents," Tom Klein director of campus community," instructor Chapman Learning Community Christopher Bradley said. said. Last year, Bradley worked on a Most of the changes lo Kohl similar project with die Bowling Hall will be seen on the ground Green Police Department, but he floor of the building. The ground warned lo do something for the floor will feature three class- campus community. This inter- rooms, a computer lab, a music est in the campus community recital room, recreation room, a lead to Bradley approaching quiet study area, conference Undergraduate Student room, library and 18 faculty Government President Sarah offices. The entire ground floor Saccany. will also be air conditioned. "I'm really excited aboul it and "It is going lo have a lot of ben- I was really happy dial someone efits for students and faculty," was willing to conduct the sur- Brett llolden. associate director vey." Saccany said. of Chapman, said. "It's a wonder- Saccany attended one of the ful teaching and mentoring SOC 368 class sessions in opportunity." October where she, Bradley and The ground floor will also fea- the students developed topics ture a kitchen and a cafe. All the and questions for the survey. profits that the cafe makes will go "We based it on what we knew to charity. Additional improve- and what we were interested in," ments diat will be made to the Saccany said. building include new bath- Questions on the survey range rooms, windows and an elevator. from opinions of the Bowen- Also, new air circulation and Thompson Student Union lo electrical systems will be instruction to campus safety. installed. Also, a number of questions are The major constniction and demographic including age, renovation of Kohl Hall will begin class status and major. in January. According to Bob The students came up with all Boucher, project manager for the of the questions, put the survey Kohl renovation, the project is together and are in the process of currently working on the archi- interviewing undergraduate stu- tectural and mechanical draw- dents. The survey began on Oct. ings. All the documents are being 21 and will continue until Nov. finalized so that the bidding 21. process can begin. After the bid- "If it wasn't for them |the stu- ding is complete the work will dentsl, this survey nol only begin. would not have been put togeth- "It is a symbol of the success of er, it would not have been under- RicDutinAPFtioto the living and learning commu- taken at all," Bradley said. "It's REFLECTIONS: The signs of autumn are reflected in a puddle of water after a morning rain shower in Rest Haven SURVEY. PAGE 2 Cemetery in Hagerstown, Md. CHAPMAN, PAGE 2
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SURVEY, FROM PAGE 1 able being surveyed can refuse, the departments and services at but voluntary participation is the University. pretty labor intensive, and they encouraged, Bradley said. "Hopefully, we can have the popular way to educate deserve all of the credit." "Once the data is compiled, report written and presented to The survey, which contains 57 the information will be used by USG by no later than lanuary," CHAPMAN. FROM PAGE 1 start all the construction in the year stay and that they will stay questions, will last approximate- USG in an effort to provide better Bradley said. "That way, USG can summer?" at BG and graduate," Holden ly ten minutes. The survey is nines on campus. A symbol in services to undergraduate stu- use what was found in the survey The Chapman Learning said. "We will be able to provide completed by a random sample the Universities belief in this Community was created six all the resources that we can dents," Bradley said. "Basically, to help improve the services it new form of education." Klein years ago. Chapman brings through a facility like this." from a list of telephone numbers the survey will be used by USG to provides to undergraduate stu- said. together students and faculty in The Partners in Context and received by the Registrar's Office. identify what students perceive dents." Some students currently liv- a community environment. Community is a program for The survey will include both on- as certain hot-button issues, USG has conducted paper sur- ing in Kohl are not happy with Students live together and take middle childhood education and off-campus students, but what students are dissatisfied veys in the past, but nothing of the upcoming remodeling. some of their courses within majors. Students involved with only local telephone numbers with or in the other instance this scale has been done in recent Some students are only hearing their living environment. Many Partners in Context and will be used. what they are pleased with." years. about the renovations through of the faculty have their offices Community leam to teach by Phone calls will only be made The results are expected to be "We're really excited about word of mouth. actually working in high-need located within the community. between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. complete by late November that having actual numbers," Saccany "I think that it is going to be "Our hope is thai students schools starting their first Monday through Saturday. hard to study here," Ashley have a very solid start to a four- semester at college. the students can analyze the data said. "It's another way to have Hasting said. "Why can't they Students who feel uncomfort- and look for trends throughout their Istudents'l voices heard."
"All of us at Gap Inc. want factory workers to be treated with dig- nity and respect." A letter to the University community ASTATEMENTFR0MGAP.COM The BGSU women's soccer family recently suffered an unexpected loss when freshman Leslie Dawley passed away on Nov. 5. We were all devastated, but knew that we needed each other more than ever. We had lost not only a teammate but also a friend and sister. We would not have been Student group urges able to get through such a difficult rime if it were not for the love and support we received from so many others. The decision to play the quarterfinal game against Buffalo was one of the hardest decisions many of us have ever had to make, but one we will never regret. It was only after learn- ing of the wishes of the Dawely family that we knew it was something we had to do. We would like shoppers to avoid Gap to thank all of the people who came out and encouraged us to win it for Leslie. The outpouring of support was tremendous and greatly appreciated. The creation and wearing of the yellow ribbons to symbolize friendship was a touching tribute to a life that ended way too early We would also like to thank all of the student-athletes who were so willing to be there for us not only by coming during the holiday season to the game but by keeping all of us and Leslie's family in your thoughts and prayers. A special By Steve Giegerich unions in a lot of these countries," pledges to promote fair treatment thank you goes to the athletic department for their support and understanding throughout this IK! ASSOCIATED PRESS McKean said. "For management for workers by the vendors who tragic time. It is truly impossible for us to thank everyone who has expressed their sympathy in An international student group to take such a hard line is really make Gap clothing. one way or another, whether it was by sending flowers or by making a telephone call, but please started a campaign that urges unacceptable." "All of us at Gap Inc. want facto- know that it was greatly appreciated. Leslie was not just a good soccer player, she was a great shoppers to avoid Gap clothing He called the group's action a ry workers to be treated with dig- friend who will truly be missed. Although she was only a member of the BG community for three stores this holiday season by plac- two-month "holiday campaign" nity and respect," a statement on short months, she touched many lives. Thank you again for showing just how much she meant to ing ads yesterday in newspapers meant to convey a message from the site says. all of us. Goodbye Leslie, we love you. at several leading universities. the foreign factory workers to the The anti-Gap campaign is The United Students Against American public. McKean said starting with advertisements in Sincerely, Sweatshops said it is acting in five college newspapers, includ- the effort is not a boycott, which The BGSU Women's Soccer Family response to anti-union activity at he characterized as a movement ing those at Harvard University, factories manufacturing Gap the University of Arizona and the that continues indefinitely. Editor's Note: Tliis letter was submitted to The BG News on beluilfoftlte University's Women's products in El Salvador and The organization will assess University of Michigan. The USAS South Africa plans to put ads in at least 12 Soccer Team. Vie leam is currently at Miami of Ohio, in Oxford completing in the semi-finals of the the effectiveness of the campaign Mid-American Conference. Ben McKean, the group's early in the new year to deter- other student papers and protest spokesman, said Gap suppliers in at Gap outlets. Services for Leslie will be held at the Moreland Funeral Home in Westewille. Ohio Visitation hours mine if it will continue. McKean will be Saturday Nov. 9 from 6 -8 p.m.; Sunday, Nov. 10 from 2 - 4 p.m. and from 6 - 8 p.m. Funeral those two countries have used said. Started in 1997, the United physical harassment, termina- Students Against Sweatshops has services will be lield on Monday, Nov. Hat I p.m. A Gap spokeswoman declined Moreland Funeral Home is located at 55 East Schnxk Road; their phone number is 614-882-2197. tion and blacklisting to impede comment, referring to a section worked to separate colleges and organizing efforts. of the company Web site on "eth- universities from nonunion pro- "It's hard enough to organize ical sourcing." where the retailer duction of clothing sold in the S3 - billion college apparel industry. • ••••••*•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Last Day For Senior Portraits! free* arc
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By Erin Rolls from mingling with used ones women think tire "abortion pill" The pills contain two hormones tractions. In the United States, the She iilso said that it is important THE R E V F 11 L E and prevents cards from getting and the "morning after pill" are most commonly found in birth brand name for mifepristone is fa women to be honest in the BATON ROUGE La. — Most bent. There are three 200-card the same. control pills; estrogen and prog- MifeprexTM, which is manufac- process so that they can receive LSU students have been around packets, that's 3,600 questions to However the two pills are not. estin. The two hormones work tured by Danco Laboratories. It is the most appropriate options for at least 20 years. In fact it's safe keep your ego deflated for hours according to Rhonda together to cither pre- proven to be 92 to 95.5 percent Women will also be referred lo a to say the majority are older than of trivia fun. Dalrymple, agrad- vent sperm from effective when used within the 21, according to personal identifi- The best addition to this edition COUmdOf to share abortion uate assistant fertilizing an egg, first seven weeks of pregnancy. options or to get information cation documents. So when is the winning "Be a Question in in the sexual- or stop or Mifepristone is only offered at Trivial Pursuit created its 20th the Trivial Pursuit Game" ques- about the "morning after pill." ity program delay ovula- clinics or certain doctor's offices. Dalrymple said that she, along Anniversary Edition to span over tioa If the queries weren't obscure at the tion or pre- Side effects include bleeding and the last two decades. I thought my enough, Riley Mclincha of Clio, with other counselors, is there to Wellness vent a fer- cramping for around nine to Hi give women information on all generation had the game beat Michigan won the opportunity to Center. tilized egg days and could cause pain, n.iu- before the box ever opened. have a question about his life pub- the options they have if they are She from sea headache and vomiting In pregnant as well as clear up confu- College students lived through the lished in the 20th Anniversary said that attaching one out of 100 women, bleeding '80s; girls tied their bedazzled Edition. He was chosen out of 800 sion about the two options many itself to the could be severe enough that a Many women do ask about the Gem t-shlrts to the side and boys entries because of his ability to women uterus lin- woman would need a surgical played with Transformers and dribble and juggle basketballs in abortion pill compared to surgical have ques- ing procedure to stop the bleeding. abortion and the counselors are watched Thundercats. Those in the ever popular sport "drub- tions about They work their 20s spent their adolescence bing" trained lo answer questions. the two differ- best when the KNOWING THE OPTIONS "We offer both to them as an in the 1990s. Nirvana, Beavis and Mr. McUncha's question can be ent options. She Most colleges have opted not to first dose is taken option," Dalrymple said. "We tell Butthead, the Macarena and found on the orange colored offer the "abortion pill" but do said that it is impor- within 72 hours of them what il is side effects and Beanie Babies were the "bomb "GameTime" category. Pink ques- tant for women to know the intercourse and during this offer students the "morning after costs" diggity" back in high school. tions are "Sound & Screen", blue is difference. pill," and SIIJ has followed suit by time they can reduce the risk of Kemp said thai very few Guess what? After three hours "Global View," yellow is "News," "I speak in classes about sexual- pregnancy from 75 to 89 percent. offering the emergency contra- patients are opting for the abor- of playing Trivial Pursuit 20th brown is "Written Word" and ity and many women think they Side effects of emergency con- ceptive. tion pill because of the cost and Anniversary Edition, none of that green is "Innovations" They arc all are the same thing" Dalrymple traception can be vomiting or Student I lealth Programs has a because of its risks. The abortion mattered. Unless one wrote the difficult to answer. said. "But they are taken for wry nausea, breast tenderness, specific policy that is required Almanac, Guinness Book ofWforld Within the introduction of this different reasons" fatigue, irregular bleeding when they are dealing with pill is usually about $440 com- Records and Time magazine over special edition, Trivial Pursuit Constance Kemp, chief of abdominal pain, headaches and women who may be pregnant. pared to a surgical abortion thai costs around $335. the entire span of their life and published a Web site allowing vis- Women's Health at SIUC. said the dizziness. Kathy Bathon, a registered attended a few U.N. conferences itors to play a preview of the 20th "morning after pill" is used to keep nurse with Student Health She also said that taking the in between, there is no way an Anniversary game, win a game a woman from becoming preg- The "ABORTION PILL" Programs, sitid that women who abortion pill is a long process dial average college student will attain autographed by the one of the nant by, one, changing the lining This type of non-surgical abor- may be pregnant or are interested requires a woman to be under the in using the "morning after pill" to all six pie pieces within the next inventors or purchase one directly of the uterus to make it less likely tion, otherwise known as mifepri- care of a gynecologist during the ten years. It's impossible. from the site. The Web site will for the egg lo attach, or two, keep- stone RU486, is also pill form, keep from getting pregnant can two-week procedure. receive a pregnancy test at Health One is seduced into confidence offer soon the choice to play ing the sperm from fertilizing the according to the Abortion Clinic "Many limes, we send a woman by the shiny gold and blue box Trivial Pursuit for money. Services and find out what their lo Planned Parenthood, and they Directory website options are for either situation. cover, but do not be deceived. Trivial Pursuit 20th Anniversary The "abortion pill" is actually To receive mifepristone, a are kept overnight in the area in Inside lies the demise of your Edition costs about $30 and most Women can receive informa- case of any problem," Kemp said. taken to terminate a pregnancy. woman must have an appoint- tion about die "abortion pill" and intelligence. students have paid less to feel like "If a woman comes in pregnant ment wiih her donor less than 49 Kemp does feel that offering the This edition plays just like the an idiot. It can be enjoyable still to be referred to a clinic that offers "morning after pill," is an impor- and she takes the morning after days from the first day of her last the option. traditional Trivial Pursuit but it the intellectually challenged, as pill, she will still be pregnant," period, the same as being less tant option for women and could comes with a few extras. One the rare occurrence of a right For the "morning after pill." the Kemp said. than five weeks from the day the woman must read a handout and keep women from having lo con- bonus is the "Special Anniversary answer always calls for a celebra- woman became pregnant. initial that she understands what sider abortion. And for people Deluxe Card Dispenser" that tion of some sort. Overall, stick to "MORNING AFTER PILL" The hormone in mifepristone she has read about the pill. She. with littl emoney or who did not might seem unnecessary at first the crossword on the inside back According to the Abortion blocks a hormone that is needed will then be referred to a doctor use protection during sex. she said but it keeps the unused cards page; it's free. Clinic Directory website, the for the pregnancy to continue, who will give her a prescription for diat there needs to be an alterna- "morning after pill," also known as interfering with a fertilized egg's thepilL tive to becoming pregnant. 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Living on campus is obvi- watching you like a parent and to drive to class every day or take take for granted. Someone While students have to pay a gives students a chance to ously not the most popu- having rules like no overnight the shuttle across town can defi- comes in to clean up in the bath- technology fee, this fee provides understand different people. lar choice for many visitors of the opposite sex or nitely be an advantage at times. room and hallways almost every constant Internet access and sev- Students get the chance to meet University students. Small living obeying quiet hours. Another advantage is not hav: day. This is not only convenient, eral different computer labs in people from different cultures. quarters and sharing space with However, on-campus housing ii u; to drive to campus. Parking this is a luxury. the residence halls. Living on campus still allows someone in those undersized can have its advantages over liv- can be difficult for students who Off-campus students will find Perhaps one of the greatest for many freedoms. It can make rooms can take a toll on a per- ing off-campus. commute. While parking can be it difficult to afford a cleaning advantages to living on campus it easier for students who aren't son. A big advantage of living on- a pain for on-campus students, lady, not to mention even finding is the involvement and activity as social as others to make Obviously, living off-campus campus is probably the most commuters have to deal with someone to take the job. opportunities. Residence life friends. Learning to live with can have advantages to living on obvious one: being on campus. this everyday, while on-campus Other advantages to living on plans many different activities someone is an important life campus. A big advantage is not Students are within decent walk- students don't necessarily have campus include the washing for floors and halls. This can give experience for everyone. Many having so many rules. ing distance of classrooms, to. machines that are provided and students the opportunity to meet social and academic opportuni- Sometimes living on-campus libraries, the Union and several Another advantage to living on maintained by the University, as people. ties can be found by living on can feel like having someone different dining halls. Not having campus is something (hat many well as the technology provided. Living with diverse people campus.
MOTTO TO TI1K EDITOR, PEOPLE Introducing a new ON THE STREET roots in faith and the belief in to smoke your cancer stick out- University rivalry Boy Scouts God. I am an Fagle Scout. We side and now people are asking What was your teach the Scout Oath and the you to smoke in one certain proud anti-alcoholics must favorite after school MATT must choose a twelve points in the Scout Law area? What is the world coming SUSSMAN make some drastic changes. to direct boys into becoming to? W show growing up? It all starts with recruitment. higher power moral, upstanding citizens. Give me one good reason why Humor Columnist When you come to college, you On their website (www.scout- we should be tolerant of smok- are faced with a choice The In response to Ms. Roberts' ing.org), scouting states that ers? Because you're addicted to Ohio State and Michigan. choice is the inclusion of alco- Nov. 7 opinion column "Atheist "The BSA respects the rights of nicotine? Get real, you're addict- Coca-Cola and Pepsi. Mega hol in your social life. Currently, should be in the Boy Scouts," I people and groups who hold ed to nicotine by choice, no one Man and Or. Wily. No matter drunks have young adults must disagree. While Ms. values that differ from those shoved that cigarette in your where you look, there are rival- reeled in before they put their Roberts acknowledges the right encompassed in the Scout Oath mouth. We're not trying to take ries. Competition, although name on their SAT answer of the Boy Scouts of America to and Law, and the BSA makes no away your right to smoke, but sometimes ugly, can bring out sheets. I feel this is where we ban Darell Lambert from scout- effort to deny the rights of those when it comes to my own lungs some of the greatest accom- must start. We need to adver- ing, she goes on to skew a BSA whose views differ to hold their I very well will take away your LATRICE FLANAGAN plislmients known to the tise the fun life of a sob. What leader's statement by saying that attitudes or opinions." We are right where to smoke. I'm not unyielding opponent. They are are the advantages of not not out to oppress persons that trying to tell anyone how to live FRESHMAN 'The official's comments... seem also fun to both participate in drinking on the weekends? The to imply that lying to get ahead do not believe in God. Mr. his or her life. If you want spend CRIMINALJUST1CE and witness. Our amazing foot- current perks include respect Lambert may believe or not four bucks to buy a pack of ciga- is alright." Ms. Roberts, did you ball team's season could add from elders, driving a car, and believe in God if he so chooses. rettes, and if you want to stand & SECONDARY ED. no headaches on Sunday even read what this leader wrote up to nothing if they lose to However, persons not believing outside in 40-50 degree weather mornings. These perks would- or hear what he said? "'Family Matters.'" Toledo. It's as simple as that. in God arc not welcome in to pacify that monkey on your You are correct in saying that We have several rivalries, but n't even persuade me to not scouting where they could back, then I'm all for it. lust drink. the Scout Law includes trust- there is an unspoken one that I exemplify, teach and live a value don't complain about moving We don't want to make worthiness and loyalty. These would like to both explore and system differing from the one your habit to a different loca- youngsters fall for an illusion, are the first two points of twelve; amplify. we stand for. Are you a member tion, if you want it that bad, just but rather exaggerate the fun the twelfth point happens to be This rivalry includes every of the BSA, Ms. Roberts? If not, shut up and dance. aspect of weekends. That is "A scout is reverent." student on campus. What side please respect our right to set I don't feel I should have to what advertising is all about. In Furthermore, the Scout Oath arc you on, you may ask? Well states that a scout will, on his our own membership and lead- walk out one entrance to times like this, I believe that we ask yourself how you spend honor,"... do my duty to God ership requirements just like the accommodate someone smok- should promise recruits that your Saturday nights. Are they and my country; to obey the Supreme Court has. ing by another entrance. How they would become skillful in Scout Law..." Now if Mr. hard is it to stand down wind, spent alone in your own room, the art of blackmail. With only Lambert was not obeying the LEE MICHAEL MORRISON smokers? lust as smoking is your CINDY FUNDERBURG or are they spent unconscious a camera a sob could seek out Scout Law or Scout Oath and STUDENT addiction, being considerate of on some dude's apartment embarrassing incidents all over FRESHMAN bathroom floor? Yes, the leg- was merely "reciting the law and non-smokers is also your prob- campus and beyond. They oath but... none of it really mat- lem. I won't go out of my way for EARLY CHILDHOOD ED. endary rivalry I am talking could then use this incriminat- tered to him," then he is dutside you, smoker. You want your "I watched 'The Wedding about is the classic match-up ing evidence against those who Smokers have between the college students the value system that scouting habit? Then you'll deal happily Story'everyday after drink just a little too much. We stands for, teaches, and was to deal with with the penalties that come who consume alcohol on the don't want anything from founded upon. with it, right? If it's too much of a high school." weekends (drunks) and those them, but that feel of power Since the BSA is a private rule changes hassle to be confined to one who don't (sober people). over your opponent is always organization and is allowed to place to smoke, here's a revolu- Right off the bat you can see refreshing. the problem. People who drink set its own membership and This is in response to the let- tionary idea: quit smoking! Drunken people will have leadership standards, it has the have so many nicknames. To their day as well. A victory to ter printed in yesterday's paper name a few; drunkards, lushes, right to exclude persons outside entitled "Smokers don't need NORA SMITH them might be something like of these values and standards. STUDENT rummies and frat guys. What throwing a plastic bottle full of any more restrictions". are sober people nicknamed? These values and standards are You've gone out of your way urine out of a speeding car based on a system finding its All I can think of are teetotalers, window onto an unsuspecting abstainers and people from passerby. Perhaps an intoxicat- Utah. None of those nick- ed individual will have more names are very catchy. So, for PHILLIP KENNEDY interesting stories to tell on T5 ST(K- KINO the sake of vocabulary, I will Monday than one who was fsn?^ JUNIOR declare "sob" as a noun mean- OF 5CAl«.V | SHANNON KOLKEDY, MANAGING EDITOR JENNIFER BRACKEN, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy KARA HULL, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR Do you agree with all of this? V* between 600 and 800 words. These i attacks and anonymous submissions CHUCK S0DER, CITY NEWS EDITOR doubt it. Write us and let us know are usually, also, in response to a cur- will not be printed. where you stand. 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GUEST COLUMNS are longer pieces ed for verification purposes, Personal " Website: www.bgnews.com KIMBERLY DUPPS. PULSE EDITOR KARISHMA ANIK, FEATURES EDITOR BGNEWS SPORTS RUGBY: THE RUGBYTEAM FINISHES THE SEASON SECOND IN THE MIDWEST. FAGE6 BRIEFING FRIDAY Dakich signs new November 8, five-year contract 2002 THE BG HEWS Bowling Green men's bas- ketball coach Dan Dakich reportedly signed a five-year www.bgnews.com/sports deal to remain at BG yester- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY day. The contract is retroactive to last spring, when Dakich returned to BG after resigning as the head coach at West Virginia. Terms of the deal were undisclosed. Dakich was named the Falcons' head coach in April 1997. In his first five seasons, he has posted an 89-57 record, Netters deal with tragedy and has the second-highest all-time winning percentage The volleyball game play and second behind West and very touched by that situa- now. We need to focus a little a knee injury, adding to the among BG coaches at .610. at Anderson Arena leader Ball State, the Falcons had tion," Van De Walle said. "We more than usual for this game." Falcons' frustrations. Protas is Under Dakich, BG had the won three games in a row after took a day off practice this week, The Eastern Michigan match, out for the remainder of the sea- Mid-American Conference's has been moved up opening their Mid-American and we tried to help them out played at Anderson Arena, had son. best record in 2000, and tonight from 7 p.m. to Conference slate 0-8. They were and support them. The last six or all the makings of a game that "To know we were on the advanced to the MAC feeling confident after two seven days have been very emo- could turn around a season. The upswing, and playing better, and Tournament championship 6 p.m. straight-set wins over Central tional, especially with last week- Falcons had the Eagles on their to have that match taken from us game in March. The Falcons Michigan and Toledo, and won end's game against Eastern heels, winning the first set of the was heartbreaking," Van De By loH Hammond the first set over the Eagles. being taken away from us, and match. After dropping the next Walle said. "And then to have gained a berth in the NIT both SPORTS EDITOR years. Ever since, though, emotions than Bridget going down." two sets, BG was in position to Bridget go down the next day "Under coach Dakich's lead- For coach Denise Van De and unfortunate circumstances Lone senior Kristin Gamby win the fourth set and send it to hurt us. She's very talented, fast, ership, we have developed Walle and her Bowling Green have presented themselves for agreed that this will be a hard a fifth, but a late Eagle comeback and offers us a lot offensively and one of the finest basketball volleyball team, it has been a try- BG, making tonight's rematch match to focus for. followed by a controversial call blocking-wise. Losing one of ing and emotional past week. with Ball State all that much This week has definitely been gave Eastern the win. your most dynamic athletes is programs in the Mid- Entering last Friday's game American Conference," said harder to focus on. hard," she said. "With our loss, The following night, Bridget certainly hard." against Eastern Michigan, who "With the tragedy in women's and their loss, we're definitely Protas, one of the more experi- BG Athletic Director Paul at the time was 8-4 in conference Krebs on bgsufalcons.com soccer, we've been very moved under emotional strain right enced Falcons, went down with VOLUYBAU. PAGE 6 yesterday. T am excited about extending the University's relationship with him." Dakich, 40, is a 1985 gradu- ate of Indiana University, where he played for Bob Knight. He became an assis- BG faces toughest challenge tant coach for the Hoosiers following graduation and By Joel Hammond became Knight's top assistant SPORIS EDItOR in 1990, a role he stayed in until accepting the job at BG. For Bowling Green and Northern Illinois, a game that has championship significance W. soccer advances in November is somewhat a to MAC semifinals novel idea Yes. both teams had model years last year, with BG IHE BG MEWS finishing at 8-3 and Northern The Bowling Green Illinois sharing the Mid- women's soccer team American Conference West title advanced to the Mid- a year ago American Conference semi- However, both teams were finals after defeating Buffalo also out of contention for an out- 2-1 in overtime Wednesday. right division championship and The Falcons (12-7-2) will a subsequent bowl bid early in now take on the No. 1 seeded the season, after Bowling Green team in Miami University fell to Marshall and later Miami. tonight at 2:00 p.m. at the Northern, despite finishing 4-1 Miami Soccer Field in Oxford, in conference, lost early to Ohio. Toledo and thus was out of luck The other semifinal, pitting for the outright title. No. 2 seed Ball State against NIU (6-3, 5-0 MAC) coach loc No. 3 seed Ohio, is scheduled Novak was adamant in the to begin at 11:00 a.m. excitement surrounding tomor- The semifinal winners will row's game in statements from advance to Sunday's champi- earlier this week. onship match, which also will "It's exciting. We're anxious. To be held at MU and begin at be playing for something in the 1:00 p.m. second week of November is great," Novak said. "The winner of this game is not a lock |for the West Division championshipl.... This is a big game in the West." BG Coach Urban Meyer ten Snnf« BG Nan Soccer acknowledged earlier in the last weekend. BG defeated Kent State 45-14. The No. 16/20 week that the accolades his team NO MORE YARDAGE: Falcon defenders tackle a Kent State receiver has received are important, but Falcons travel to Northern Illinois tomorrow tor a 2:35 p.m. kickoff. not as important as his team's 20. The team features outstand- and 165 vs. Central Michigan). has also been stellar as of late, possessions a game, and this ready for preparation on the field. ing individual players on the 'The last two weeks we've rushing for over 220 yards in week it might be 12, whereas "You're 8-0, you're ranked 16 offensive side of the ball, includ- struggled against the run." each of their last six games, and against a passing team you in the country, you've got the ing Michael Turner, the Huskies' Meyer said. "Ideally, our goal is to over 200 yards in their last seven. might get 14 or 15 a game." nation's second-longest winning third-siring tailback entering the stop people from rushing the Since returning from a separated MAC streak, but all of that isn't really season. ball effectively. Turner's real fast; shoulder injury, tailback loe Alls BG at Northern Illinois important," Meyer said. "The Turner has put up huge num- to believe he's a backup, I can't has rushed for over 100 yards in RADIO: 88.1FMW8GU task at hand is winning a cham- bers this year, despite being believe it. He's a 10.6 100-meter two straight games, including pionship-level game." injured in the Western game two guy, and ran twice for over 50 179 against Kent last week. PREGAME:ZiggyZoomba's tourney yards in the second half against "You go back to the value of a Perhaps Meyer's caution is weeks ago. He had totaled over pregame show begins at 1:30 BylaymeRamson well-founded, as The Huskies 100 yards rushing in six straight Miami.... He's an inside and out- possession," Meyer said. "Against p.m. tomorrow SPORIS REPORTER have won five straight games, games prior to Vfetem (160 vs. side runner — he does both very teams who take great pride in including impressive wins over Wisconsin, 282 vs. Western well. He is a fantastic zone run- rushing the ball, you're going to KICKOFF: Murph McNeal and The Bowling Green men's soc- Brian George will be on-the- cer team was flying high, sitting Miami, 48-41, Central Michigan, Illinois. 203 vs. Kern State. 130 vs. ner." get fewer opportunities and pos- atop the Mid-American 49-0 and Western Michigan, 24- Ball State. 222 vs. Miami |OII| The BG rushing game, though, sessions. Typically, you get 13 call beginning at 2.30 p.m. Conference regular season standings. Now the regular sea- son is over and it's tournament time. Two more wins for the Falcons means a tournament championship to complement Michigan comes to BG their regular season crown and a trip to the NCAA tournament. By Erica Eambaccini physical edge. For us to be suc- The Falcons will be spectators •SSISTANl SPORTS E 011 OR BG vs. Michigan cessful we need to match their during the first round of the tour- For the first time this season RADIO: 88.1FMWBGU physical presence with physical nament at Marshall University the Bowling Green hockey team play of our own, the ability to after they won the regular season will take on a nationally ranked PREGAME: Ziggy Zoomba's make contact and create MAC championship and earned opponent in the No. 6 Michigan pregame show begins at 6:30 offense." the No 1 seed for the tourna- Wolverines. p.m. tonight and tomorrow The Falcons will have to ment and a first round bye. The Wolverines (5-1-0 over- night. watch out for Michigan forward The Falcons will face the win- lohn Shouneyia, who will be all, 2-0-0 CCHA) will travel to FACEOFF: loin Matt Melzak as ner of Friday's No. 4 seed Buffalo the BGSU Ice Arena tonight and lacing up his skates for the first he brings all the action start- versus No. 5 seed Kentucky game tomorrow for their first time in time since Oct. 5 when he in Sunday's semifinal match in two years. Faceoff for both ing at 7 p.m. injured his wrist. Huntington, WV at 3 p. in. nights is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. Shouneyia led Michigan in "They're IKentuckyl the Michigan has won three of So far this year the Falcons (2- scoring with 10 goals and 40 defending champs, they're the the last four meeting with the 7-0 overall, 0-6-0 CCHA) have assists last season. team to beat. Until someone Falcons, including a weekend snuggled finding momentum The Wolverines are coming knocks them off they're the split in a series at Yost Ice Arena to finish hockey games and off an 8-2 victory over the champs even though they've in Ann Arbor, Mich, last season. playing Michigan might just be USNTDP U-18 Friday, while the struggled in the regular season. "It's nice to have them come what Bowling Green has been Falcons lost a two-game series They're still the team that we're to our rink this year," said assis- looking for. at Miami (3-2,6-1). going to have to go through," BG tant captain Tyler Knight. "lust "IMichigan hasl kind of had "We played a lot better Friday coach Mel Mahler said. having a team like that, who is the same MO for the last 12 or night. We came out with a lot Mahler also acknowledged the 13 years," said head coach Scott more jump and did the things actually ranked pretty high in ■MtkMHrMlkM strengths of Buffalo's team and the country, it could give us a Paluch. "They bring in an we needed to do to give our- chance to get on a little bit of a extremely quick highly skilled NICE HIT: Assistant captain Kevin Bleksa hits a University of SOCCER,PAGE 6 roll and get some things going." team that plays with a real good HOCKEY, PAGE 6 Windsor player In an exhibition game Oct. 1. GET IN ON THE ACTION ATWWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 6 Friday. November 8.200? SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM BG SPORTS -.. <4lfc /^\ PICK OF THE WEEK >v MichiganV'day Just to see what the attitude trom else- where is about the No. 1&20 Falcons, we decided to use our connections and get of great shame" Marc Mann. Assistant Sports Editor of the JOEL HAMMOND ERICA GAMBACCINI DANIEL GEDNEY MARC MARIN Asst. Sports Editor IHE 1SS0CIAIED PR ESS Northern Star into the mix Sports Editor Sports reporter NIL'Sports given a total of $616,000 to Chris ANN ARBOR. Mich. — They Prediction Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Northern Illinois Webber and three other ex- No. 20 Bowling Green forfeited the victories, ordered the Michigan player. at Northern Illinois Score 23-22 24-21 35-31 31-27 championsliip banners taken Michigan announced it would Rant Defense makes the Harris pulls out all Will be quite a test Falcons feel the down and can't play in the post- prohibit the team from playing in stops when they the stops and leads but the Falcons will wrath of the Dog season. Bowling Green 3 5 FAVORITE either the NCAA tournament or need to. BG to victory. continue to roll. Pound. The Michigan Wolverines, who the National Invitation became one of college basket- Tournament after the upcoming ball's most successful programs No. 9 Notre Dame at Prediction Navy Notre Dame Navy Notre Dame season. The team also will forfeit Score 35-17 20-10 during the "Fab Five" days of the victories from five seasons, as well Navy 28-21 42-0 1990s, endured what the school's Rant Down with TY-rants. The Fighting Irish Notre Dame freefall Fighting Irish put the the 1992 Final Four appearance. president called a "day of great Fans will notice the impact get it? TY-rants. rebound after last continues. hurt on the military shame" yesterday. Notre Dame 28 FAVORITE weekend's loss. biats. immediately, because four ban- The university punished its ners will be taken clown at Crisler men's basketball program after a Arena: for (he 1992 and 1993 Final Prediction Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State federal investigation revealed tliat No. 3 Ohio State at Fours, the 1997 NTT tide and (he Score 41-16 31-24 42-17 31-17 former booster Ed Martin had 1998 Big Ten tournament title. Purdue Rant In the battle of next- The Buckeyes roll on Buckeyes never Boilermaking a year BG opponents, to keep their unde- choke until Buckeye win. Ohio State 6 FAVORITE OSU rolls. feated streak alive. Michigan. Central Michigan at Prediction Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Score 12-10 28-21 14-13 42-14 leers do well Rant But geez, I'll take the If Toledo wants to It's Just sad that Chippewas are a points with Central stay in MAC race. somebody has to bad, bad team. Toledo 14 FAVORITE Michigan. they need to win. win this game. Prediction Michigan Michigan Minnesota Minnesota in practice No. 13 Michigan at Minnesota Score 17-13 21-10 24-20 21-13 Rant Man. 1 hate Askew has another Im a Buckeyes fan. After putting them- HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 5 are going 10 have (heir hands lull Michigan. great performance. how can 1 ever pick selves on probation, against Michigan, Michigan 6.5 FAVORITE Michigan? Wolverines lose. selves a chance to win," Knight The only loss the Wolverines said. "When it came to Saturday have had so far this season was night we came out a little bit flat, on ()ct. i- against North Dakota No. 2 Miami at Prediction Tennessee Miami Miami Tennessee got behind and just didn't have where ihey lost 5 I in overtime Score 28-25 27-17 45-31 27-24 any jump near the end ol the "We've played tough against Tennessee 1 Rant Please! More BCS The Hurricanes Canes will be salty Hurricanes Volunteer name and it cost us. We're Drying IMichigani and we know if we do controversy. should be No. 1. over dropping in the for an upset. to put lhal behind us, We had a things that we need to do, that Miami 8 FAVORITE BCS. really great week in practice." we talked about in practice, we The Falcons have been work- can come out on top." Knighl RECORDS 28-14 31-11 33-9 (reporter) 28-14 (guest) ing on perfecting their skills in s.iicl practice along with improving Michigan's last loss in the on special teams, Central Collegiate Hockey "We've had a wonderful \SSCH iation (CCHA1 was a 1-2 week," PaJuch said. "We've spent setback to Howling (lieen on |an a lot of time on both special 25.2002 in Ann Arbor. RUGBY teams and power play and the "It's nice to l>e able to show penalty kill. We've also worked some recent history that we've on consistency and making con- had some success against tact in "in fbrecheck and In our them." I'aluch said, "it really own end as well." goes to show the parity in our Even with the practice the league Any team in our league Falcons have had this week they can lx' successful on any night." Spikers close to elimination VOLLEYBALL, FROM PAGE 5 be a different team than we were at (heir place." The Cardinals enter tonight's Gamby said (he Falcons being match leading the West Division c lose to elimination from MAC by three games, at 11-1 in con- Tournament consideration is ference play. They beat BG in enough motivation for her and Muncie (hree weeks ago in her teammates to compete as straight sets, 30-18,30-28,30-19. hard as they can to get a win Susie Norris led BG in the match, tonight. recording eight kills and 14 digs. "For me right now, I want to "1 expect Ball State to come in get in the tournament really confident at 11-1 and leading bad," she said. "The Eastern loss the conference," Van De Walle is still in our minds, dcTinitelv I said. "They've done an excellent don'( think they'll expect us to Photo provi* job down there; they'll expect to play as well as we've been play- UP THE MIDDLE: Flanker Bobby Brandenstein cuts through a gap in the Indiana defense. The Bowling Green rugby team finished their sea- come in and win. I expect us to ing ... This will be huge for us." son second in the Midwest after defeating Indiana 36-20 and then losing to Ohio State 33-25. compete extremely hard, and to First round bye important for men's soccer in tournament SOCCER, FROM PAGE 5 Nov. 16. (he MAC. losing only to Western (o Kentucky in (he championship tage is the tendency for the tournament and have yet to Akron, (he No. 2 seed in (he Michigan, 1-0. game. games to be close, low-scoring experience the intensity," Mahler that they would also be a dillicnil (oumament, will play No. 7 "We could have easily been 7- BG las( won (he MAC champi- games. The Falcons have played said. "The regular season match match-up. One of the advantages Western Michigan and No. 3 2. We're pleased with that," onship in 1997. The Falcons won in numerous close games this is one thing. Tournament play is the Falcons will have over their Marshall will face No. 6 Northern Mahler said. "With our experi- three straight championships season, especially in the second completely different. The fact opponent is that they will be able Illinois. ence to be close to .500 (he sec- under Coach Mahler from 1995 half of the season. In seven of thai we've played a lot of close to watch (hem play in the first After starting the season 0-8, ond half of (he season is good and to 1997. They also finished sec- their final eight games the games down the slrelch has pre- round while the team that plays the Falcons were to travel lo (he fact that we won the four ond in 1994 and 1998. Falcons either won by one goal or pared them as best as we can, but the Falcons in the second round Kentucky (o play (he defending games in the conference to give While most of the players will los( by one goal. there's no replacement for experi- will have to rely on what (hey saw MAC champions. Heavy rain us the No. 1 seed is even better." be competing in their first MAC Bowling Green also has over- ence first-hand. earlier in the season from BG. caused (he game (o be cancelled Bowling Green soccer teams tournament matches, BG can time experience within the con- "I'm happy with where we're at. This could be a major disadvan- and (he Wildca(s are (he only have a history of success in (he count on the experience of senior ference this season. In a game We've got the momentum that (age (o Kentucky since they did MAC (earn (hal (he Falcons have MAC tournament. BG defeated Matt Leardini, red-shirt junior against Marshall earlier this sea- we need to head into the tourna- not play BG in the regular season. not played this season. Buffalo in (hree overtimes in the Matt Martinka, and junior goal- son, the Falcons hung on to win ment. We're confident and we The winner of Sunday's game After the cancellation of the first round of last year's tourna- keeper David DeGraff. All are vet- in double overtime. know that there's not a team in will play (he winner of Sunday's Kentucky game, BG won (wo ment, but lost to eventual cham- erans of MAC tournament "I (hink being in close games the conference that we can't beat olher semifinal game a( (he cam- games in a row and went on (o pion, Kentucky in the semifinals. games. makes you battle lough but a( (he and now it's just going to be a pus of the highes( remaining seed finish 5-4 in the second half of (he In 2000, the Falcons defeated One aspect of tournament play same time two-thirds of this team matter of executing." in (he (oumamen( on Saturday, season. The Falcons were 4-1 in Buffalo in the semifinals but losl that could work to BG's advan- has never been to a conference Non-fri 44S E. Wooster St 9am-5pm IOWHM) Cram, OH Saturday 41402 It's Do or Dye Vineyztcl 9im-1pm church in BG / fatnttialt ,.. demonstrating passion for God Bull Creek Paintball Park and compassion for people A Division of RAB Games • An iKOon p,Kte Mile" performs BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY according to review; VOLUME 96 ISSUE 53 PAGE 8 get a Tife V** calendar of events FRIDAY: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Timeless: A Continuum ol Art in the Digital Age Union Galleries 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Gregory Little Taxonomy: The Body w/o Organs Kennedy Green Room 10 a.m. -4 p.m. N-SPACE The exhibition features computer generated artwork from SIGGRAPH by some of the most exciting new and established artists working today Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery Noon - 2 p.m. Noon Tunes Falcons Nest 12:30 p m Women's Professional Development Series: "Teaching & Professional Development Portfolios" Presenter: Dr. Kris Blair. Department The ancient Indian art has gained steam of English. 107 Hanna Hall as the hot new alternative to tattoos. 4 - 5:30 p.m. Empowerment Group From early Middle Eastern customs to modem-day culture, henna body art, For women survivors of abusive dat- also kn< run as mehandi, mehend, al-henna, myriad and mendhi, has been a ing relationships. Confidentiality is emphasized. Sponsored by The con stain form of self-expression and celebration for all societies. Transformation Project. Please con- igun 9000 years ago and adopted in the 12th century by India, henna tact Deidra Bennett at 372-2190 for more information. linly worn in weddings as a way for the bride and groom to recog- TBA nize one another. In later centuries in the rural Middle East, Africa and Asia, the art form continued in its tradition of celebration, being worn 8 p.m. mothers at the time of birth, and by women in adoration of their Music at the Forefront: ZuZu's Petals lality. Henna is one of the most popular ways to beautify oneself, Featuring Anlhea Kreston, violin and both men and women. Ingrad Gordon, percussion. Open to Henna, derived from the Arabic meaning "to become queen," is a the public. Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical paste made from the leaves of the henna plant (lawsonia inermis). Arts Center The leaves are ground down into a powder and run through a fine nylon cloth. The henna is then mixed with several types of plants 8 - 9 p m. such as indigo, tea, coffee and cloves, to create different Amazing Stargazing and Saving the shades of color. Night Since henna is made from all natural ingredients, it Planetarium -112Physical Sciences Lab Bide contains no chemicals, is painless and virtually HENNA, PAGE 10, 11 p.m. UA0 Movie: "Scooby Doo" Union Theatre STORY BY ANGELA L.GORTER ^ Saturday ART BY MATTIVEY& ERICA MINIX 8:30 a.m. "Shop till you Drop" Bus Trip with the Toledo Alumni Chapter For more details, contact Andy and Teny Housholder at 419-352-0304. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Gregory little Taxonomy: The Body w/o Organs Kennedy Green Room Art 10 a.m.-4 p.m. N-SPACE The exhibition features computer generated artwork from SIGGRAPH by some of the most exciting new and established artists working today. Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery 10 a.m. - Noon Master Class: Yehuda Gilad Free and open to the public. Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical Ms Center Winter season brings new trends 1:30 - 3-30 p.m. Master Class: Yehuda Gilad By Angle Scinto blown in a few trend changes as outfit this winter season. this season will add a nice femi- surely attract those ladies with Free and open to the public. PUlSt ASSISIAHI EDITOR well. Denim is here again this sea- nine touch to women's clothing the combination scent of maple Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical Ladies, you'll be thrilled to son from shirts, skirts, jeans and and scarfs while keeping you and coffee. These new vibrant Ms Center Whether we can believe it or not. November has arrived and hear that you can finally wear purses. While gold is now the warm. cologne scents will surely accen- those 14 k gold earrings and put new eye catcher, purple is also Gentleman, are you getting tuate the trendy look you're after 4-6 p.m. Bowling Green will soon be looking like a winter wonder- away the silver for now. As the trendy color for women this tired of the cologne you've been this winter season. Master Class: Yehuda Gilad Remember the craze with Free and open to the public. land. While you start to break Cosmopolitan advised, gold is in season. As c <>sitit> also advised, wearing? This winter, Cosmo Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical out your winter clothing, why this season. this color looks best with the recently selected some of the velour clothing a few years ago? Ms Center not start this chilling season off Everything from large hoop ever -so- popular dark denim most popular cologne scents This season, velour is back for right with clothes that will not earrings, watches and bracelets, fabric or even beige and white which sell for around 40 dollars. both men and women. It's not 7 -10 p.m. only keep you warm but also fashion mag Cosmopolitan says colors. Polo Blue combines the sweet only comfortable but also helps CRU Concert - Candle Rain trendy. you can never go wrong gold. 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PAGE 11 JUST CLICK ON PULSE WEB EXCLUSIVE AT WWW.B6NEWS.COM/PULSE TO GET MORE INFO ON I 8 Friday, November 8. 2002 THE PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM DAVID GRAY The other problem with this Perhaps more hysterical is "Despite the predictable formula, screenwriter Scott Silver wisely album is that they take samples "Barely Walking." Fogg takes from other songs such as "My Dunkan Sheik's "Barely avoids taking the easy route everytime; there are several small A NEW DAY AT MIDNIGHT Sherona" and "I Met a GirTand Breathing" and rums it into a twists you may not expect, and the ending isn't entirely a happy B+ add spiritual influences in the song about how drunk he is and one. BMG Music message of the original song that he can barely walk This doesn't work for them. Hilarious. CHRISTTY LEMIRE Even though their "hits" won't In his songs, he often refers to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS David Gray's A New Day at be "hits" on the mainstream Put-In-Bay and the landmark Midnight is an organic album radio waves, the energy they bars and restaurants that people with snipped acoustics mixed create with the vocals and the have come to love. Fogg is a fan with beats heavily influenced by brass does create for an enjoy- favorite at every bar he plays at the studio. The album has a able lite listening experience. in Put-In-Bay, even the one that somber external feeling with - David Schrag Paty Daly owns and plays at simple songs. During the The musical value of this recording of this album, David NAAM BRIGADE album is about as worthless as a Gray's father died. The album screen door in a submarine, but now is somewhat reflective of his overwhelming sense of this event EARLY IN THE GAME humor creates hilarious visions David Gray fans will be C in your head that will keep you pleased to add this to their col- Artist Direct Records entertained at anytime of the lection after so many years have day. especially if you are listen- passed since White ladder, his ing to him in a bar. previous album. Fans who know First and foremost 1 must - David Schrag a little more than just the hits specify that I am not a huge fan released as singles will be of rap. That aside, I can still have warned to approach this album an opinion on it, much like any- TARAJANEONEIL with caution. thing else. "Dead in the Water," is the Unoriginal. This seems to be TJOTKO first single to kick off the album. the only word to describe Naam B- The lead track is upbeat and Brigade's album Early In the Mr. Lady Records integrated with heavy piano Game. You don't have to be a fan tones. The lead track compli- of rap to realize that the group ments A New Day at Midnight. lacks some content Many much like "Babylon" compli- times, if you've heard one song, Need a good night sleep? mented Wtiite ladder you've heard them all. Listen to "Tjo Tko," an album by Crowd favorites "Real Love," Possibly the best song on the Tara lane Oneil, and you will "Freedom" and "The Other CD is "Can't Let it Go." This may achieve this goal. Side" are backed strongly by a hit more mainstream audiences This is not meant to sound piano and are painfully person- because it seems as though this sarcastic; I do mean it I'm not al. Overall, this album was writ- song is the group's own rendi- saying that this CD is so boring Bob MartlukAP Photo ten extremely welL tion of Nelly's song "Dilemma." that you'll fall asleep. What I am David Gray s A Neiv Day at This CD could have had the saying is that, with the mellow RAPPER: Jimmy (Eminem) stares down his opponent in a freestyle rap battle. Midnight is a patient album that potential to be something but undertones it will mostly likely takes a mature ear to appreciate. with rhymes that blatantly lull you to sleep. This album would provide a overuse words to make them- There arc songs that sound great soundtrack for couples or selves sound more hardcore, it like rivers and words that sound for Volkswagen commercials makes me just want to turn it like whispers. You cant help but featuring people in their early off. In regard to them as a give into the desire to curl up '8 mile' opens in twenties. group., .they have the power to and fall asleep. -Mattlvey sland alone, with some work On top of the vocals she plays - Brett Pheifer all guitar, piano, keyboard, THE ORANGE COUNTY mclodica and percussion on RAY FOGG each and every song. The only SUPERTONES instrument she does not play on theatres today the CD is the flute on the song KISS MY BASS "IfYou Blue." By Christy Lemire far from the decrepitude of the Cobra Kai karate students. IKi ASSOCIATED PRESS HI-FI REVIVAL A Perhaps the most numbing city's 8 Mile Road. So we know that, after com- Say what you will about But as Mariah Carey infa- ing up lame in his first rap battle B- Sweetwater Records and tranquil song on the CD is Tooth & Nail Records "I Saw 3." This song perpetuates Eminem — that he's a misogy- mously proved last year with against his rivals, Rabbit must the feeling of serenity and dulls nist and a homophobe, that his "Glitter," not all pop stars are return to the same stage at the away the pains of everyday wear profane, violent rhymes taint comfortable standing in front of end to emerge victorious. In terms of a great musical and tear. the young minds of his fervent a camera and playing thinly There's so much noise and fun Call them a Ska band, call album, Kiss my Bass definitely The CD us a tremendous followers. veiled versions of themselves. and energy to the climax, them lounge rock or even a does not come to the top of the release, but you can receive the The man has undeniable Where Carey was stiff and self- though, it doesn't matter that punk-rock band, but no matter list, but in terms of albums that same effect from a number of charisma, so it comes as no sur- conscious, Eminem is positively we saw it coming from the what you do, place the word will leave you rolling around the others who arc better known. prise that he proves he can act magnetic opening credits. Christian in front of the genre of floor laughing in hilarity, Ray So if you don't think you want to in "8 Mile," his film debut. It certainly doesn't hurt that Despite the predictable for- music Fogg accomplishes that task take a chance on an unknown After all. Slim Shady—or he has Curtis Hanson on his mula, screenwriter Scott Silver The Orange County and a great deal more. artist go ahead and stick with whatever he calls himself when side The "LA Confidential" wisely avoids taking the easy Supertones' newest album Hi-fi" We are used to the drunken the likes of Sarah McLachlan. he raps about killing his ex-wife director found the perfect bal- route every time; there are sev- Revival is a very unique mix of antics of limmy Buffett and the -Brett Pheifer and stuffing her body in a trunk ance between giving Eminem eral small twists you may not pleasing music with rare inspi- crude humor of Pat Daly, but — is nothing but an act, a side room to swagger and reining in expect, and the ending isn't rational prose that they are when you add youth into the BIC RUNGA show for shock value. the rapper's rage. The result It's entirely a happy one known for. mix the humor becomes cruder What does come as a surprise as if Eminem isn't even acting If there is a weak link, it's Kim "Superfly" is almost a throw- and even more hilarious. is the softer side of Marshall Hanson's stylistic approach to Basinger as Rabbit's mother. back to The Mighty Mighty Fogg's album starts out with BEAUTIFUL COLLISION Mathers III — that beneath the "8 Mile" is just as natural; it's so Hanson worked wonders with Bosstones and Save Ferris. The "The Golden Rule." This song is B+ bravado, there is vulnerability. raw, it's practically a Dogma 95 Basinger in "LA Confidential," brass section starts out the song definitely the spring break Columbia Records He wasn't afraid to turn himself film. With cinematographer the film that earned her a sup- with a ska feel. The song is anthem of the past, present and into a sympathetic figure, and Rodrigo Prieto ("Amores porting-actress Oscar; here, about the band being fresh off the future. "What happens on by doing so, he's turned himself Perros"), he's stripped down the she's singularly shrill and selfish. their fifth album and how they the island stays on the island." On the release from Bic into a movie star. images to grainy grays and Murphy is a joy to watch, are here to spread the inspira- Truly we can all relate. Runga "Beautiful Collision," True, "8 Mile" pretty much blues, bathed them in natural though, as she has been consis- tional message of faith. Probably one of the funniest there are songs that are lullabies follows Eminem's life story: He light and shot them mostly with tently in scene-stealing support- The whole album has an songs 1 have ever heard was of the soul. The likeness of this stars as limmy Smith Jr. — hand-held cameras. The look ing roles from "Clueless" to energetic feeling and at the track four, "Hypothetically CD may be in large part due to "Rabbit" to his friends—a enhances Eminem's innate "Riding in Cars With Boys." same time tries to actually get Speaking" The song sounds like my mood at the moment. white kid from a poor black immediacy, with his steely blue But to paraphrase an across their opinions of how you're at a good ole' country There are people who come neighborhood in Detroit who eyes and no-nonsense lyrics. Eminem song, it would feel so people should feel about reli- hoedown where the singer into your life at the most perfect immerses himself in rap culture The power of his perfor- empty without him. Thankfully, gion. speaks the truth, but in reality moment and you sometimes as an escape from his alcoholic mance is enough to make you since hes in practically every One of the best tracks on the we are given a laugh riot of lake them for granted when it's mother and dead-end factory forgive the fact that "8 Mile" is frame of the movie, we never album is "Go Go Go." "We come crude sexual humor of what he right there. This CD exemplifies job essentially a rap version of "The have to know what that's like in lesus' name but I know that was actually thinking hypothet- the feelings that many times Rabbit hangs out with his Karate Kid," with Eminem in the "8 Mile," a Universal Films we can't say that on the radio, ically speaking. remain stagnant on the brain. childhood friends, falls for a Ralph Macchio role. Mekhi release, is rated R for strong lan- we don't want it soft, we don't During the song, his friends It's for anything that you've wannabe model named Alex Phifer is his Mr. Miyagi, and a guage, sexuality, some violence like it slow, so go go go." They ask him what he did last night wanted to say, but never did. (Brittany Murphy), and hones bunch of rich rappers who and drug use. Running time: create energy with the meshing and who he was with, but he "When I see you smile his skills, hoping to snag a cruise around Detroit in a plush 111 minutes. Three stars out of of edgy lyrics and a powerful says he "couldn't possibly know Seems like I'm falling It's not for recording deal that will take him SUV fill in for the dreaded four. brass section. cause I turned in early." Then he anybody else to know," are the Where they go wrong on this tells us this is what he would say lyrics to probably the most album is when they try to unless we are "hypothetically poetic song from the heart, change it up and create ballads. speaking" Then he opens up "When 1 See You Smile" I think Did you know... Big mistake. and recounts the night "She this CD hits close to home and An ostrich egg would take four There are three ballads that had great big hooters, and her that's why I enjoy it so much. If start at the beginning of the butt was cuter than anyone ever it hadn't hit close to home I hours to hard boil// album, creating a sense of would think," just to quote would say the same for this CD depression to the musical high some of the less vulgar humor. as I did the previous you were just on with their Let your imagination set you -Brett Plieifer upbeat ska sound. free. ST\JC»JT speeftis "All Day, Everyday" Wanted: W°**S! 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Heinrichsen adorable animal cousins — So, Care Bears are flying off said. In addition to the plush have experienced a resurgence the shelves. toys and clothing. '80s young- in popularity since being re- Stores such as Toys 'R Us, K- sters might also remember the introduced in stores )uly 2002. Mart, Wal-Mart and both three Care Bears movies. The message of the Care American Greetings and Carrion The original film, "The Care Bears is that friendship and love Cards, which are owned by the Bears Movie" hit the big screen are the most important things American Greetings corpora- in 1985 and featured the Care of all. Through the cartoon tion, are selling out, Heinrichsen Bears as they went to a circus series, the Bears also promote said. and helped a troubled little boy, such things as intelligence, car- "All of die 750 American Nicholas, defeat ihe villain ing and kindness. Greetings and Carlton (irds Darkheart. The second — "Care The reasons the Care Bears stores around the country com- Bears 2: A New Generation'' — have once again found popular- pletely sold out of their Care Bears merchandise within four took place at a summer camp. ity are simple. "Camper Christie made a "There is a trend toward more weeks," Heinrichsen said. traditional toy's as a result of the People who were young chil- pact with Darkheart to become current social climate," Laurie dren in the '80s will remember camp queen, if she would help 1 lenrichsen, American the Care Bears as one of the the bad guy capture the Bears," Josei* lefc-et APPH010 Greetings spokesperson said. most popular toys. I Irmrichscn said. The third, and last, Care Bears movie, "The SANTA IN LOVE: Scott Calvin (alls for his son's principal on a magical sleigh ride in the snow. "People are just experiencing "They were bigger than either a need for comfort," she added. Strawberry Shortcake or My Care Bears Adventure in Another reason for the come- Uttle Ponies," Alauna Sallis, vice Wonderland," featured an evil back is that a lot of people who president of operations at Rix wizard and a beautiful princess. were young children in the Products LLC said. The movie was a cross between 1980s are now grown-ups with Introduced in 1982, the Care "Alice in Wonderland" and the 'Santa Clause T full children of their own. They Bears were almost immediately "Wizard of Oz," Heinrichsen remember being fans of the popular. The Bears, including said. of clean family fun By Kimberty Dupps find a mate. Prior to his return, improv been kept in, Allen's Humiliation not funny PULSE EDITOR he finds out that his son Charlie performance would have been much better. Tim Allen returns as St. Nick (Eric Uoyd) has made the By lorn Maurstad acts' ilu'inselves in such demeaning in Disney's "Santa Clause 2," naughty list. The two things It was Allen as Santa's neme- THE DALLAS MORNING DEWS Part of the difference between or abusive situations. which may be a few years too combined have Calvin on a sis - a toy santa - that stole the On prime-time television, now and then is that the partici- "And dien there's the kick of late but doesn't leave the audi- reindeer headed for home. show. The toy santa was put in contestants take turns stuffing pation in the past was largely watching such intimate acts," ence thinking Disney should Once Calvin returns, it is easy charge at the North Pole so that as many wriggly, slime-covered involuntary. These days, humili- Burke continues, "of getting so have never made it. to see who will become his the elves would not know the worms as they can fit into their tainment is big business and intimately involved with people The movie is set eight years wife. "The Santa Clause 2" is pending "danger" Santa was mouths and spirting them into people are lining up for their you don't know and something later than the first (the time not meant to be a romantic facing. Allen was allowed to a bucket. In last weeks No. 1 chance at cashing in. Yet even you have nothing to do with. I between the two movie releas- movie but it seemed as if the show himself as a comic genius movie, a young man douses a the shift to voluntary humilia- think it's a reflection of how cut- es) with Scott Calvin (Allen) set- writers or directors could have turning the toy santa into a snow cone with his own urine tion isn't entirely new. From off and not-in-control we feel in tled into his role as Santa. made this aspect of the movie Hitler-like character that nearly and then eats it. Both scenes "Candid Camera" to "The Gong our own lives. We're becoming a Calvin had made the children more interesting. A longer list ruins Christmas for the entire end with vomiting. Show" to "The lerry Springer nation of Chauncey Gardners of the world 83 percent happier of possible brides would have world. Welcome to the age of Show," everyday folks have (the simpleton played by Peter than the previous Santa Claus, allowed Allen to use more of his The movie does stay true to humili-tainment. In the current proven their willingness to be Sellers in "Being There") we like as was pointed out at a meeting comic wit and expanded on the the original, complete with the craze of gross-out humor, reality made fools of or to make fools to watch." of the Easter Bunny, Cupid, the whole premise of the movie original cast. "The Santa Clause television and "lackass" culture, of themselves for public sport The final "why" must be Tooth Fairy, Mother Earth and Allen is just how you would 2" does not beat the original humiliation is the central appeal on national television. directed at those who throw Father Time. expect him as Santa Clause. He but it is worth a matinee ticket of more and more entertain- The obvious question is why? themselves on the altar of Calvin's world is shaken up, fits the part perfectly but seems price. So, if a younger family ment. -cuts in several directions. The humili-tainment. What drives a though, when Curtis (Spencer somewhat inhibited in the role. member is begging you to go, In humili-tainment, people easiest to answer is why this member of the "lackass" gang to Breslin), a detail-oriented elf, The plot moves very quickly suck it up because you will either perform humiliating acts type of entertainment is so pop- relieve himself in the floor- reveals that Santa Claus has to and does not allow too many enjoy it just as much as your or are placed in humiliating sit- ular, especially on television, model toilet of a plumbing be manned and Calvin has 28 scenes to be long. Had the "date." uations for the purpose of elicit- right now. Two words: "cheap" store? days before Christmas Eve to scenes been longer or signs of Grade: B ing guffaws or fascination from and "easy." At a time of splinter- "Most of these people seem the audience. ing and shrinking audiences to be motivated by two things _ MTV's "lackass" has carried thanks to the cable revolution, greed and exhibitionism," says the humili-tainment trend into not to mention satellites and film scholar Lester Friedman. movie theaters, with fans DVD and electronic games and It's in the cartoon-crazy chaos coughing up more than $20 the Internet networks have of "lackass: The Movie" that million two weekends ago to found a reliable source of atten- another dimension of humili- Osbournes speak out watch the "lackass" crew and tion-grabbing and affordable tainment is opening up. their atavistic antics. programming. Rebellious and attention-get- By Stephen Battagtio episodes." commitment to a second sea- "This kind of entertainment is "Obviously, there's the drama ting behavior may be timeless Hi* 10»« DAILY NEWS Sharon Osboume was the son has made it harder to deal nothing new," says Lester of something like "American hallmarks of adolescence, but MTV's cameras are no longer mastermind of the wildly popu- with her illness. The cameras Friedman, a film scholar at Idol' or "Survivor.' and there's young people must go to ever- welcome at "The Osbournes" lar MTV series, which provided have continued to roll, even as Northwestern University. "There thecomedyof something like escalating extremes to achieve Sharon Osboumc, the reality a glimpse into the bizarrely she struggles with the effects of were the Romans and the 'lackass,'" says Tim Burke, cul- the desired effect One genera- family's matriarch, says the sec- comical home life of her aging chemotherapy. Coliseum. In the Elizabethan tural history professor at tion's pompadour becomes ond season of the show, which rock star husband, Ozzy, and "Ozzys been hitting the bottle period, hangings and various Swarthmore College in another's Mohawk becomes begins Nov. 26, will be the last. their two children, Kelly and again," she said. "And we agreed other forms of execution were Pennsylvania "But this kind of another's shaved and tattooed "We can't do it anymore," lack. to do the show and so the cam- public spectacles. And there's a entertainment also makes you scalp. In this context, the out- Osboume told Barbara Walters But now she regrets ever let- eras are here all the time. So it's long tradition of carnivals and feel better about your life. It landishly dangerous spoofery of in an interview this past ting MTV's crews into her home. a little bit invasive right now and sideshows showcasing unfortu- allows you to feel a moral supe- "lackass" can be seen as cutting Wednesday. "It's not even a "1 think if we were to do it we have no privacy. You know nate people performing bizarre riority to someone willing to put edge behavior. year. It's probably another 10 over again, we wouldn't have when you're sick you want to be (shows). Another 10 shows and done the show," Osboume said on your own? And I can't throw I'm out." "It's changed us all so much," up on my own and Ozzy can't % \ % \ \ \ However, Osboume backed get drunk on his own." she said, noting that her teen- .Did you know...% off a bit Monday and issued a aged children now have busi- "I don't think he would last statement saying she had "every ness managers and agents. more than a year without her," \ Apples, not caffeine, \ intention of fulfilling my com- Osboume said the family's she said. "No doubt in my »v are more efficient at ^ mitment to MTV for a full 20 mind." , waking you up In the . morning... . m-m-m-m apples!!! ^ Hours: 445 E. 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FROM PAGE 7 to make the paste. Apply it with Many consider the different tures, the detail is finer and ils non-permanent ability, risk-free, unlike its permanent tools such as a small bottle, colors of henna to be superior to more lacy covering the entire henna is the cheapest form of of events counterpart the tattoo. When brushes or even a toothpick, one another On body pan, for example, the fool, temporary body art. Kits and applied, the paste, while giving depending on how precise the crystalinks.com. it says thai the hand or forearm. In African separate accessories for body art design needs to be. colors of henna can range henna, the patterns are thick application can range from $2 EVENTS, FROM PAGE 7 off a eucalyptus-type scent, has a cooling and somewhat thera- After the design is made, keep depending upon the heat gener- and contain larger geometric for an application bottle to peutic effect. skin away from water for several ated from the body at the time shapes. For the African cultures, around $14 for a specified 8 p.m. Black henna, which is only hours. To maintain the design, the henna is applied. The color the patterens are more geomet- amount of the plant powder. Amanda Hovanee, flute color of henna that could be experts recommend keeping the depth from a natural henna ric and contain more angles. Prices for a design are also non- Student recital. harmful to the skin, contains area away from chlorine. Unlike powder can range from a bright Here, the black henna is used expensive, rangin from $5 lop Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical tattoos, the sun is not a harmful red lo a dark brown. In addition, more often. $30. Ms Center the chemical Paraphenylenediamine (PPD) agent to a henna design. when fresh henna is used.the Non-lradilional henna Unfortunately here in Bowling Instead, it acts a sun-block paste goes onto the skin as black designs consist mainly of sym- Green and in surrounding cities, 8 p.m. so most artists and experts do not recommend its usage. sometimes even leaving a pale and fades lo the appropriate bols, most being those of the henna body art is not available Bowling Green Philharmonic patch on the skin when com- color, a stale henna powder will Native Americans and of the But to those who have a great Free and open to the public According to the website zen- bodyart.com, the very easy pletely faded away. have an orange tint at applica- zodiac. Although henna is not a interest in henna most kits can Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical Ms Designs can last for up to religious act or symbol, many be purchased on-line. This Center process of applying henna goes tion. as follows: Make sure that the eight weeks depending on The designs of henna body art people do use henna as a way of ancient art form can take many skin is properly exfoliated prior placement and how well one may be its most important expressing themselves religious- shapes and forms, there is no specific way of drawing these Sunday: to application so the dye can be takes care of the area On the aspect, showing off the mood of ly loo. soaked into the skin. Mix the fool, the design may last for up the celebration in its patterns. In This ancient art has many fol- patterns, so celebrate and 1-4 p.m. henna powder with oil or lemon to eight weeks. On all other body Arabic, the designs are larger flo- lowers and is becoming a world- express yourself, using imagina- N-SPACE for staying power and hot water parts, the henna usually lasts for ral-type prints and in Indian cul- wide phenomenon. Along wilh tion as your guide. Dorothy Utter Bryan Gallery one to three weeks. 3 p.m. Nancy Lutes Memorial Concert Memonal concert in honor of the late professor of basson at Bowling Green State University who passed away in Jury. Excercise can help reduce cold risk Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical Ms Center By Lisa Liddane & Science in Sports & Exercise. after grueling activities such as a At the gym, wash your hands stuffiness or runny nose. But if THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER The benefit seemed highest in marathon. So take extra care of frequently and thoroughly wilh you're having a hard time 6 p.m. Moderate exercise most days fall and winter, when 40 percent your health during intense train- soap and water. Avoid touching breathing because of a stuffy Adam Reardon and Chris may help keep colds away. of subjects reported having a ing or while competing Making your eyes, nose and mouth. nose, you may have lo take it Baumgartner. trombone That's the latest finding on the cold. Those who participated in time for rest gives your body a Consider carrying two towels _ easy. Student recital. relationship between the com- moderate physical activity dur- chance to build up its disease- one for wiping off equipment If you have a fever, body Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical mon cold and exercise, a subjeel ing that time reduced their cold fighting arsenal. and one for drying the sweal off aches, chills, chest congestion Ms Center (hat exercise scientists have risk by about a third. Keep in mind that health your face and body _ and keep and swollen lymph glands, it's been exploring for several years. Researchers speculale thai clubs can be a breeding ground Ihem separate. Avoid people time to rest. 7:30 -830 p.m Researchers from the physical activity affects the for colds. People sneeze, wipe who have a cold. Also, be considerate of others. Amazing Stargazing t Saving the University of South Carolina and immune system, thai regular their noses, handle the same Avoid inadvertently spreading Night the University of Massachusetts moderate exercise may boost exercise equipment and door- IF YOU HAVE A COLD: your germs to others. Cover your Planetanum -112 Physical examined rales of upper respira- infection-fighting abilities. knobs you touch. They may Exercise scientists are divided mouth and nose with facial tis- Sciences Lab Bldg. tory tract infections _ colds _ But when it comes lo exercise wipe sweaty benches with the on this. Some say it's OK to exer- sue when sneezing or coughing. among 641 healthy inactive and and immunity, more isn't neces- same lowel they've used lo wipe cise with a respiratory infection Throw tissues in the trash can 8 p.m. moderalely active adults sarily better. their nose. as long as your symptoms are right away _ don'l leave them Virginia Thompson, trumpet between ages 20 lo 70 for one Sometimes, il can gel so gross "above the neck." according to lying around. Wash your hands Student recital. year. They found thai moderale- REDUCING YOUR RISK: and unsanitary out there, it's all the American College of Sports frequently and thoroughly. Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical ly active individuals reported Studies have found thai ath- you can do to fight the urge to Medicine. Remember, germs are every- Ms Center fewer infections. The study letes become more susceptible walk around with a spray bottle This means that you just have where, especially during this appeared in August in Medicine to colds and other infections of disinfectant. sniffling sneezing and nasal time of year. 9:30 p.m. UAO Movie: "Scooby Doo" Union Theatre Comedy too dark By Karen Johnson calling a crooked phone-sex obsession with buying Healthy THE AUBURN PLAINS company. He gives them all his Choice products to take advan- AUBURN, Ala—You cant information and they begin tage of a frequent-flyer-mileage fully blame Adam Sandier for extorting him for money. "marketing mistake." how bad this movie is. He's good The next day, Barry meets the He buys massive amounts of at being a serious actor, but this girl of his dreams, Lena Leonard pudding lo cam these miles, movie was beyond salvation (Emily Watson), who seems to be though he never actually uses when it was written. able to see through the psychosis them during the movie. "Punch-Drunk Love" is about lo the sweet man inside. When the movie ends, you're a man who has seven evil sisters They don't ever make it clear left wondering what the point and a wicked psychological what exactly Lena sees in Barry, was to that meandering hour problem that borders anxiety but whatever it is, she has lo look and a half. disorder and sociopathic ten- past a lot to get to it. He also buys massive amounts dencies. Basically, the couple goes on a of pudding to earn these miles, The movie has strange camera dale, falls in love, and Barry goes though he never actually uses angles, irritating atonal music, to Hawaii for a few days to follow them during the movie and harsh sounds and colors Iena and to gel away from the There is also a harmonium, a that make you feel uncomfort- phone-sex thugs. small piano, that is the subject of able just walching it. When Barry and Lena go back a few conversations in the movie It's Like watching a friend sing home, Barry resolves the conflict There are a few funny scenes, "I Will Always Love You" in a wilh the phone-sex people in an bul that does not justify labeling crowded karaoke bar. You just try unsatisfying way, and then the il a dark comedy. to ignore it and hope it ends two live, we assume, happily ever This is one of those movies quickly. after. that critics love because it is The movie follows the life of Everyone picks on this guy, incomprehensible. 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From $500 mo., 10 Roe source 43 Ointment Ul' Stephanie H. includes appliances, heat, & 44 KO connection Good luck on Review II. I know -Work in a fun environment with fun 14 Mantle's teammate refurbished entries. 45 Slaughterhouse you'll be awesome! Just remember, people!! 15 Journey Bowling Green Village 16 Nimbus 47 Sugar bowl's STUDY! STUDY! STUDY! -Full and part-time positions availa- 419-352-6335 17 Smells companion Your Big, Brooke ble!! ANSWERS •No cold calling-leads are provided!! 18 Use a rotary phone 51 Binary digits ALII ALII .ALU ALII ALII ALII 2 bdrm. house. 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Fund raising dates are filling Cheap. $200/mo. Call Heather ble. Salary 59 00-512.25 per hour 419-353-6479. quickly, so get with the program! based upon experience. High school Fully furnished efficiency. $455 for It works. diploma/GED required. Application OUTBACK Contact CampusFundraiser at (888) 1 person. Monthly leases, includes am packet may be obtained from Wood all utilities, cable, phone. Call OurlfthVear' Award Wing Qjfflpinyl STEAKHOUSE® 923-3238 or visit Lane Residential Services, Inc., Ovtr 100,000 squars 1—t of www.campusfundraiser.com Buckeye Inn & Studios. 352-1520 11160 East Gypsy Lane Rd . Bowl- Entfxtalnmoni! IncliMHng Food, Houses & Apts. tor 2003-2004 Bahamas Party Is Now Hiring: Good luck on Review II Dustin A.! ing Green, Ent. B. Monday-Friday, 5 »craan TK«,«tra\Toy», Arcaxlva, I'm sure you'll do great' 8 00am-4 30pm E.O E. school yr. 1-4 person homes avail., Cooks, Servers & Cllmblofl Wall, SkatofMrfc, v your Big. Laura J. 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