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www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 90 ISSUE 139 Debate centers on VPs ByCralgBlttonl tions that each candidate vice president. CHIEF IEP0R1CR "My focus has always been on answered. "I do not believe I will have any USG, so I would drop anything In front of about 20 •students, How much time will you be problems finding time for USG," for that," she said. the vice-presidential candidates able to give to USG? she said Improving graduation rates debated the issues for this year's Becca Fitch, who is running Stephanie Brandt, running "One reason graduation does Undergraduate Student with John Bragg, said that she is with Joel Freimark, answered this not always come on time is Government election. only on the student funding question by saying that she is because students can't get into The debate opened with each board, and would have the neces- involved with the concert com- certain classes," Brandt said. of the candidates discussing the sary time to give to USG. mittee in the University Activities She said making sure sections platforms that they are planning Celeste Pelzer, running with Organization, while holding a are open both semesters and to run on with their vice presi- Brian Engelman, said she was not part-time job. She will not let her improving advising would be two dents. The mediator for the concerned that her other activi- schedule get in the way of per- Michael lehmKuhle BC News debate asked a number of ques- ties would get in her way of being forming her duties on USG. DEBATE. PAGE 5 CAMPAIGN: Vice presidential candidates debated last night.
Site helpful, Crack-no says our review By Ken Edwards WEBMASTER door RSA's thiscampus.net has many beneficial tools that will help university students while 8 they are scheduling classes for next semester. That is, however if they iron out all the bugs. Main Page irofosso' The home page has links to the most important parts of the site, like class reviews, Professor profiles and the class oflP scheduler. It also informs users on how many instructors are posted. Currently there is a list- ing for the most recommend- ed professor at university, which is Joseph A Bruseo. There is a link to other popular Professors as well. Class Reviews This portion of the site has up to date class listings. It even has the Art classes that were just introduced on March 28. Currently they do not list all the instructors for every classThis feature does allow you to rec- ommend a teacher for a specif- ic class however. Professor Profiles Professors are listed under the same way classes are in the mmbe class reviews section. At the ation present time there are little to no profiles online. More use of the site could result in more
Student Web Discussions PAGE 5 In this section the user can WEBSITE post to listed discussions, how- ever they cannot create their own subject heading. One can post to these set discussions, and the site allows other stu- dents to reply to those post- ings. This is commonly refer- eed to as a threaded discussion list.
REVIEW, PAGE 5 UAO makes Victims share hurt concert official By Ivy Ickes The Wood County IHE BC NEWS WOMEN'S RE-PORTER Clothesline Project is presented The University Activities Airing out society's dirty laun- and maintained by the SHARE Organization officially dry. Project of Behavioral announced that Anderson This is part of the message the Connections. Arena will be Run's house on Clothesline Project shares. The The purpose of the Project May 5th. UAO will present the Clothesline Project is a public, has four parts: To bear witness "Pre-Exam Jam" featuring Run visual display symbolic of to the survivors and victims of DMC and The Roots. Tickets for women who have been victims violence; to help the healing the event will be on sale Monday of violence process for those who are sur- at Saddlemire, from 9 PM to 2 "Each shirt is decorated to vivors or have lost a loved one; AM. represent a particular women's to educate, document, and raise | "We wanted to bring in a more experience, by the survivor her- awareness to the problem of diverse type of show," said Matt self, or by someone who cares violence against women; and to LaRiccia, UAO Concert Director. about her," said Susan provide a network of support, According to LaRiccia plans for a Crawford, Self-Help Assault encouragement and informa- Reduction Education (SHARE) IMMBIMBIINI CONCERT, PAGE 5 project coordinator. CLOTHESUNE, PAGE 5 TAKING A STAND: The Clothesline Project helps victims of sexual assaults deal with their suffering. 2 Thursday, April 12,200! BG NEWS
2001 USG ELECTIONS CAMPAIGN DIARY A DAILY LOOK AT WHO'S IN THE RUNNING... AND HOW
Bragg/Fitch tions fundings to student involve- ance for undergraduates. The out campus and passing out Debates. During the debate, The day began with an early ment and working with the abundance of student questions handbills. Pelzer answered a variety of ques- start for John Bragg and Rebecca administration. shows that USG has successfully Both candidates believe that tions concerning platform issues, Fitch. The two candidates were The audience was able to ask raised student awareness on they have the most student ori- USG and campus life. up early to make sure their ban- questions, to which she and the campus issues, Brandt said. "It ented platform of all of the candi- "If Brian and I arc elected, we ners were up and hand out more other candidates tried to answer. shows that the students care dates. Engelman said, people are are going to do our best to serve flyers. about the issues on the platform." definitely relating to the issues on the student body," Pelzer said in Rebecca Fitch, the vice-presi- Freimark/Brandt Joel Freimark, Brandt's run- our platform. her closing remarks. "Wfe want to dential candidate, was available Stephanie Brandt covered ning mate, spent the night at make sure that every student has this afternoon at the Off-campus issues such as academic advising, speaking engagements, includ- "If students are a voice and to make sure there is center to answer students ques- extended shuttle services and ing one with Sports agreeing with the a chance for that voice to be tions. She also listened toconcem student health insurance at the Management heard." and issues those students might USG vice-presidential debate things we are saying, Engelman encourages all stu- have. Wednesday night Engelman/Pelzer they need to go out dents to watch the televised Fitch spend the rest of the day Responding to a question USG running mates Brian debates on the campus station. to get ready for the vice-presiden- about possible future changes in Engelman and Celeste Pelzer and vote." "If students are agreeing with tial debate which was taking academic advising, Brandt pro- spent another day of aggressive the things we are saying," said BRIAN ENGELMAN, place last night. She went posed that the University should campaigning. The two spoke Engelman, "they need to go out through all her background infor- put more focus on advising stu- with members of Phi Kappa Tau, USG PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE and vote." mation, making sure she will be dents in a way that best suits their the UAO Concert Committee, For more information regard- able to answer any questions college. "Since every college is dif- Kappa Sigma, and Phi Delta "The more places we talk, the ing Engelman and Pelzers cam- Sintfltfr BGNews about her platform. ferent, we can't have just one way Theta. more we hear that we are the best paign platform, visit their web- CAMPAIGNING: Brian "I thought it went very well," of advising," she said. In addition, Engelman and candidates," Fugleman said. site, Engelman makes banners she said. The whole platform was Brandt also spoke against the Pelzer have continued speaking Their campaigning ended www.geocities.com/usgvote- Tuesday. debated, from student organiza- bill on mandatory health insur- with random students through- today with the Vice Presidential forme.
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The program, called Hope Through Sharing could ease the critical shortage of organs. OPINION EDITORIAL USG candidates show lack of creativity Is everyone ready to vote? he will try to "insure organiza- form, each candidate wants to to end the parking nightmare? Think a little harder about I low about you over there? Have tional interaction and success." YOU DECIDE allow students to use their meal The parking issue is an old your solutions. you heard enough B.S. from your Anyone want to take a guess at cards off-campus. Did anyone one. Everyone complains about Make your campaigns some- USG candidate? Are you ready to what those big words mean? We What do you think about the actually do any research on this it, but we need some creative thing that people want to talk cast your vote for a cookie-cutter presume that he means have the USG elections and candi- topic? The University already did solutions. One candidate wants about. candidate? clubs on campus work together. dates? Let us know at a study and is in the works to to have students park out front Do something that will make It seems to us that this year's That's not really such a new, [email protected]. make this happen. Plus, when Is he going to pave over Kohl and the students remember you, or USG elections are more boring innovative idea. the new Union opens next year, Rodgers and have students park at least never let them forget you. than usual. We have three major Another candidate will try to students will have access to on Wooster as well? He never We aren't advocating stupidity or candidates, all of whom sound promote "unity between all orga- other restaurants right on cam- said how he proposes to have even acting dangerously, but the It would be different if each of pus. Maybe someone in the remarkably the same. Ring any nizations." That's interesting. It them specified ways that they students park closer. USG presidential candidates bells? People had the same com- soundsasifhe too is trying to campaigns should have asked Candidates have mentioned need lo make their constituents, plaint about our national elec- "insure organizational interac- were going to ensure that the the University about this before campus becomes more unified. making faculty park farther from the students on this campus, tions. tion." stumping on the issue. Or, if they showed the students buildings. To clue you in, USG care about what they are cam- The truth is that just like the The third candidate will how they already have been pro- Give the students original candidates, the faculty has to paigning for. solutions to old problems. At national parties, the three candi- "develop campus unity." Did moting unity between the cam- approve your bills. You better Candidates, you are cam- dates for the USG presidency are they all fall off of the same con - pus organizations. least one candidate has men- have a dam good incentive to paigning for the chance to serve vague and unremarkable. For vcyor belt from the candidate tioned parking But have we To cite another popular plat- make them walk farther. us. Knock our socks off. instance, one candidate says that factory? actually seen any practical ideas Trademarking PEOPLE LETTERS TO TEE EDITOR ON THE STREET is to a large degree our obligation a project. Do you believe that the Take my bike, I even. Well, not anymore. The column seemed to imply Apparently, the university originality student body is well- didn't want it that since we have lost our repre- parking enforcement services informed about what sentation in USG we should has decided they needed to set AT ISSUE When people look back at the '90s, they'll goes on in USG? anyway somehow disregard the interests down a few more rules on dri- find bored radicals clinging to commercialism of our constituents when they vers to class, and now closes the Is nothing sacred anymore? My come into conflict with the reso- parking lot from 3 a.m. to 5 am. locked bike was stolen from in lutions that USG proposes. This I every night Here during these Zeitiolgy is the study of front of the BA building last fall. do not agree with in the least. times will yield a hetty (for col- decades, and the social I was angry when it happened, My organization lost its seat in lege students) fine of $25. The DAVID and then consoled myself and structure found in each one. ST0RIE USG, for better or worse, as a reason, so I've heard, is to pre- It has come to be a term for decided that whoever stole my result of the lack of interest in fill- vent dorm inhabitants from how people alive at that time Opinion Columnist bike, apparently needed it more ing the seat within the general parking their cars in that lot where acting, what mattered to than I did. assembly. Moreover, the column overnight. Then it suddenly appeared them. Think of what we will JEREMY WILSON strikes a personal chord with the I am writing this letter to associate with the college stu- behind the BA building by the overt implication that RSA does protest that decision to close the dents of the '60s, the 70s and the find ways. Then we send the JUNIOR bike racks, sometime after nothing other than put movies lot at night. What does the park- 80s. results in to Fox so the rest of the SECONDARY EDUCATION Christmas break. Destroyed, and on channel 63, which is nonsen- ing department think that it is The '90s are past so I guess it is world can watch us play chicken no longer rideable.it sadly and sical and an absolute farce. solving? time to talk about us, those who with the grim reaper. wondered why would someone At this time I would like to Never in the three years of do this? aie reaching adulthood at the tail The reason really is not that "I don't really think extend a personal invitation to keeping my vehicle in that lot end of the nineties and begin- hard to find. From the moment It's bad enough they stole it Mr. Eagleeye to one of our meet- overnight to finish an art project ning of the twenty-first century. It we where bom most Americans people care." and then to bring it back all bent ings so that he may view for did I see it full to capacity of cars is time to decide what we will be have lived in a reality that is pre- up and crooked, why did they himself exactly what concerns belonging to the students living remembered for. packaged and mass-marketed. It even bother? come before us. We hold general in either the dorms or the nearby Given the texture of our social is researched, analyzed and built To add insult to injury, I just assembly meetings on l MI houses. fabric, I would say this is going to in a factory somewhere in China went by it and found someone Wednesday nights at 9 p.m. in The decision to close the lot be a less than thrilling moment or Hollywood. That has been our even took the seat off it! That was 01scamp219. has, for me and many others, for historians. Two factors really would since the moment we the last straw. If after attending a meeting he caused more problems than it set us apart in history, and if you could turn on the television and As a single mother, struggling still truly feels that we do not has solved. look close you see it is all one utter the phrase, "Mommy, buy to put my only daughter through concern ourselves with anything Are the art students really process. me that." coflege, I certainly cannot afford other than criticizing USG and expected to leave their work One is the gravitation toward The result of the marketing is a LISA McCLOSKEY to buy a new bike, and having putting movies on then I would (which often is not a good idea this one destroyed seems sense- ever more radical and extreme generation that will go to almost JUNIOR recommend that instead of as many processes in art are forms of distraction. any distance to find something less. If anybody needs any spare spending his time writing accu- time-sensitive — printmaking is The other is commercialism. that is real. Something that is not EARLY CHILDHOOD parts, it's still there, help yourself; sations in the campus paper that an example), and move their everyone else has! First, the thing about going to the result of years of market 7 only know because he should write the campus cars elsewhere for two hours just extremes. Many of our most research. administration and voice his to appease the university? This mainstream trends would have The problem is that the instant a friend is in USG." MARSHA 0LIVAREZ concern through the proper doesn't sound like a very logical resulted in years of strong med- we find that, it will be the next [email protected] bureaucratic channels. plan to me. ication not so long ago. 1 am not thing to be trademarked. After all, another of our duties To make matters worse, the 10 talking about body piercing and If you wanf something real, is to spend part of his tuition or so reserved spots are not sub- tattoos. We are a generation that something that is not for sale, money: in the best interests of ject to any fine for the vehicle has gotten bored with jumping then go out and do it yourself. I the resident students, of course. they are reserved for. from air planes and off of am not going to try to tell you RSA parody Re-open Lot 2. Stop issuing bridges, so we have found ways what that is, 1 am still trying to TIM JENNY fines to students who already to make it more extreme and figure it out myself. was highly [email protected] feel the pain in their wallets, and exiting In the mean time, I think I am punishing them for needing a How do you really add to the going to the mall for a Starbucks exaggerated space to park their vehicle while experience of plummeting coffee and an AbercrombieT- they are hard at working earning toward the ground with nothing shirt. JOHNNY BLUEJEANS 1am writing in response to a a degree. but a rope or parachute between SENIOR recent column in the BG News Reopen Lot 2 Is that ree'ly too much to ask? you and being plastered on the David Slorie is a 21st century entitled "RZA takes strong ground. digital boy. E-mail him at INTERIOR DESIGN stance." for late night JASON SANDER It may not sound easy but we child de [email protected]. This column was meant to be [email protected] "All I know is vote for a cynical and sarcastic parody of parkers Rebecca Fitch." some of the recent stances that my organization, RSA, has taken Let's face it Art students stay- in regards to recent stances that ing up all night to finish a pro- SUBMISSION POLICY USG has taken. ject for a class is not an uncom- Though somewhat humorous mon occurence. iBGNews gladly prints Letters at times, this column was grossly In fact, one could set his watch — I have a feeling even inten- ) the Editor and Guest Columns, by it. Night after night, students s should be less than 300 tionally — exaggerated and even can be found in the art building downright dishonest in its repre- ds and Guest Columns can be from 9 p.m. all the way until their ) to 700 words. Name, phone sentation of the facts of the mat- 8:30 am. class the next morning. r and address should be ter. This has been a fact of life for art That RSA has recently taken majors for many years. I for verification. All sub- what could be called retaliatory As many know already, Lot 2 is 8 may be edited for length JENNIFER ST0YKA I clarity. Personal attacks and stances to some of the legislation by far the most popular of park- SOPHOMORE I submissions will not that USG has proposed is one of ing lots for commuter art stu- MIDDLE CHILDHOOD the few assertions that is indeed dents, mainly because of its close »printed. Send submissions to accurate. proximity to the art building. 5 Opinion mailbox at 210 West "No, because our This fits well within our job For the years that I've been a lor.' drunk residents tear description as representatives of student there, this lot has always i.bgsu.edu, with down the signs." on-campus students. In fact, if I been a reliable area at night for ; subject "tetter to the editor* or should be so bold as to say, this parking my car while completing t column." I EDITORIAL BOARD 210 West Hall MARY BETH MURTHA, MANAGING EDITOR TOM REED, PHOTO EDITOR Bawling Green State University Bowling Green, MARY BETH WILFONG, ASST. MANAGING ED. TONY RECZNIK, 0N-UNE EDITOR Ohio 43403 PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR Phone: (419) 372-6966 JENNIFER JACOBS, GRAPHICS EDITOR Fax: (419) 372-6967 ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, DESIGN EDITOR i E-mail: [email protected] HEATHER HEBAN, PAGE 3 EDITOR APRIL ELLIOTT, COPY CHIEF JLr \J) AMYJO LL. BROWN, IEDITOR-IN-CHIEF 1 J. MICHAEL BESTUU OPINION EDITOR CRAIG 6IFF0RD, CHIEF REPORTER B6 NEWS Thursday. April 12.2001 5 WEBSITE. FROM PAGE 1 Professors are responsible for President and Faculty Senate Others are being recruited to post. It's been extremely pop- REVIEW, FROM PAGE 1 submitting information about before the website could get off through e-mails by RSA. ular." In addition to the site's 1.300 their teaching style and what of the ground. The idea behind Ihiscam- Rebecca Nieto, vice president teacher recommendations, Class Scheduler they expect from students. According to Giffin, a compro- pus.net is similar to an initiative of USG, is excited about RSA's there are approximately 550 text The site allows you to input up According to Giffin, the most mise was made to have the web- currently in the Undergraduate success with its website. reviews of classes that are offered popular part of the site is the to 10 classes. They are displayed site under the condition that all Student Government. USG sena- "Personally, I think it is excel- to you in a excel like table. In at the University. class scheduler, which another text would be read before it was tors had worked in the past on lent" she said. "RSA is moving order to test this portion of the The site also includes a profes- member of RSA added to the entered. bills to post teacher's evaluations quickly, taking the matter into site we selected 5 classes sor profile section that gives site. "I wanted to create a site that on the web; so far none have useis detailed information about "Although the program will their own hands." attempted to print the page. The was open to free expression... passed. Giffin said RSA realized first page did print, but the a professor's style of teaching not schedule your classes with but a compromise was made According to Nieto, the bill the difficulty in USG's project "printer friendly version" page and what they expect from stu- the University, it will produce dif- with the faculty to exclude "We took a different approach proposed in USG to have teacher dents. ferent class combinations that evaluations posted is dead. did not. This portion of the site 'obscene' comments," Giffin because administration is noto- does however have a link to the "The Iprofessor profilel sec- can be taken," Giffin said. said. riously conservative on the "There has been no move- tion is off to a slow start... but I Thiscampus.net had to be University's official listing of Around 60 professors now vol- teacher web evaluations," he ment on it this semester," she courses. am working to improve that," approved by the Vice President unteer information about their said. "We're allowing students to said. "Whether or not there Giffin said. of Student Affairs, Executive Vice classes and teaching style. post information that they wish should be is another question." Links Contains a way to contact the development team or just make general inquires, both are links DEBATE, FROM PAGE 1 about the off-campus meal card concern for the ble," she said. serve the student body," Pelzer if elected, especially since many Engelman/Pelzer ticket. Pelzer Experiences that the ticket has to e-mail addresses. It is unfortu- said. "We want to make sure nate that there are no forms for ways to improve the number of people on campus would like to said that because the students making them qualified for USG every student has a voice and students that graduate in four see it are paying customers at the President and Vice President contact. If there were the user that each voice is heard." would not have to leave their years. "It's something that the .University, they should get closer All of the candidates noted Off-campus meal cards If Brandt and Freimark get web browser to send an e-mail. administration has taken an parking lots, much like a paying that they and their running elected, Brandt said the students Getting the University meal interest in, as well as the stu- There is, however, a WRSA movie customer at a restaurant would. mates have served on USG in the would be able to better voice card accepted off-campus is one dents." To take care of the costs for park- past and have all held leadership schedule for the on-campus their opinions through listprocs movie station. priority that PelzeV and Not sounding as confident on ing she said more meters could roles in other organizations. Engelman have set Pelzer said the subject, Fitch said that one be added or an extra cost to stu- and round tables. Brandt talked about the fact "One of the biggest miscon- that she felt it is something that thing the University will have to dent fees could be taken on. that she has lived in the resi- In general the is using ASP to ceptions among the students is could be done next year. take into consideration is the "I'm sure the students would dence halls for three years and display the database informa- "With the off-campus meal pouring rights contract and that be willing to pay a couple dollars that they dont have the power to tion, but it seems slow, even on has been able to develop con- BGSU's new SuperNet cards, we would like to get our no place that serves Coke could for the convenience of closer tacts with many of the residence change things, but they da If appearance wise, the choice of foot in the door and try it on a be part of the meal card deal. She parking spots," she said. advisors, secretaries and stu- they go out and vote, the admin- part-time basis and see what added that there will also be a Brandt was not so sure that the dents in the halls. istration will see USG as more of orange and green are not the affect it has on the University," new vendor in the re-built parking situation is something After each of the candidates a voice for the students." most eye pleasing colors, but she said. "If it works, we would University Union, "so I hope that that can be worked out in the had answered the questions Fitch said she believes their they had little to work with. continue it and get more restau- will help to alleviate the prob- next year. posed by the debate's mediator, platform is attainable. rants involved." lem." "It may take four, five, six years, they were given the chance to "We can do this," she said, "we Brandt also felt positive that Parking maybe more, to adequately give their closing remarks. can get this accomplished next she and Freimark could bring Student parking is another address this and make it feasi- "We're going to do our best to year." CONCERT, FROM PAGE 1 hip- hop concert have been in CLOTHESLINE, FROM PAGE 1 volunteers. "The volunteer against women and the devasta- just a few days a year. "I would to 6:30 p.m. in the Women's the works since last year when response from the University tion it can cause." Howes added, like to see the Project displayed Center (108 Hanna Hall) or any they brought in Bush and Moby. tion for those displaying the students and staff has been phe- "The Project provides me with year round especially in the other time by calling Susan "We wanted to do a show that Clothesline project. nomenal and greatly appreciat- another way to help get aware- dorms; they show more emo- Crawford at 419-352-2551. was positive towards hip-hop." "It is important for those who ed. We couldn't do this without ness out and eventually see tion and make a bigger impact Moran, who helps explain the LaRiccia said, adding later that have made a shirt to see it dis- their dedication year after year," changes made such, as taking than the crime reports can." significance of making a shirt, "A lot of people who go to played among all the other shirts said Carney. the blame off of the survivor In response to Ingram, said. "I'm a survivor myself, this Bowling Green aren't exposed to because it reminds them they These volunteers each have a putting it back onto the perpe- Crawford said, "The project isn't is a small way of fighting back this kind of stuff." are not alone," said Bev Moran, different motivation for helping trator." just a one time display held at the against sexual assault and abuse. UAO hopes that the ticket Clothesline intern. although the common theme sales will go as smoothly as This opportunity to heal is among them is a desire to assist Frances McCowan. junior University, it is shown year round My making a shirt was instru- agreed, "I am motivated to fight all over Wood County at various mental in healing process, it OAR's did on their first day of very symbolic. "Each shirt is seen with an issue (sexual assault and sales last March. On that day not as just a piece of cloth, but other forms of violence against for women's issues in anyway other occasions." doesn't matter when its made possible and saw the Project as Anyone is welcome to make a within the healing process, UAO. sold 2,300 tickets in the rather as an individual with women) that so often goes over- first half hour. emotions and a story to tell," said looked. an excellent way to do so." shirt, which should be made on because it makes such a consid- Sharon Carney, hall director. Shannon Howes, Graduate Some individuals, such as Billy solid color tees, with the color erable contribution to overcom- Much assistance is needed to Student also has a more person- Ingram II feel the Project makes dependent upon how they have ing the violation made and thus provide this opportunity and al motivation, "I have seen how such a powerful statement that it been victimized. Shirts can be becoming a survivor of violence, most of this help comes from people are affected by violence should be displayed more than made on April 19 from 3:00 p.m. not a victim." USG • Undergraduate Student Gouemment • USG TOillGHT COME CELEBRATE - THE OPENING OF THE OUTSIDE PATIO AND TIKI BAR I Get Letted This Thursday on the Patio & Enjoy These Drink Specials All Weekend ^r $2.00 CORONAS USG Presidential Debate $1.00 $?Oo 113 0lscamp SHOTS 7:30pm - 9:00pm 1 & Over - No Cover EVER! I MlKRIiRVIII Ml under 21 - $4 cover at all times Ml DIM GOVKRNMEN1 353-7511 USG • Undergraduate Student Gouemment • USG 6 Thursday, April 12,2001 BG NEWS CONSTANT ATTENTION: Albra McManaway uses a tube to extract mucus that could be built up in her daughter, Makenna's throat, at their home. If Makenna is not suctioned immediately after coughing, she stands the risk of aspiration. SUFFERING: Makenna-Nicole McManaway was bom on Sept. 28,1996. 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CINCINNATI —Clergy work- Timothy Thomas, 19, an The crowd dispersed within a ing to restore calm Wednesday to unarmed black man. couple of hours, and police a neighborhood scarred by vio- "The young people in the reopened the roads and eased lent protests warned city officials street, nobody is listening to back. One person was arrested. that black residents have legiti- them," Thomell said. With Mayor Charles Luken and mate fears that must be schools on spring break, crowds other city officials toured city- addressed. continued to form Wednesday in owned Findlay Market, the area's In a city where 15 black men Over-the-Rhine, the mostly black best-known landmark. Luken, a have died at the hands of police and poor neighborhood that had Democrat, also talked with resi- since 1995—including four since two nights of disturbances. dents on nearby streets. November — the issue is getting Ministers brought together by At least 66 people were arrested the police under control, said the city Human Relations on such charges as disorderly Canon Vicar Kwasi Thomell, an Commission were encouraged to conduct, criminal rioting, Episcopal clergyman at Christ walk the streets to talk and pray obstruction, felony assault, theft Church Cathedral. with people. Police had kept cler- and breaking and entering. "If they don't see that, they're gy off the streets Tuesday night Before the Over-the-Rhine dis- missing the boat," said Thomell, amid the worst violence, saying it turbances Tuesday, police fired who is black. was too dangerous. bean bags and rubber bullets at "Black men, African-American The sun-splashed streets were about 50 demonstrators who men, in this city have a reason to mostly peaceful on Wednesday in roamed through downtown be afraid," said lames Diamond, Over-the-Rhine, a one time streets throwing rocks, cans and dean of the cathedral. "As a white German immigrant stronghold bottles at business windows. person, I'm afraid for them." just north of Cincinnati's down- Helmeted police officers The U.S. Department of Justice town business district remained posted in groups and the U.S. Attorney's office in When a crowd of about 100 Wednesday on street comers Associated Press Photo Cincinnati joined the FBI in a fed- between the district and down- gathered just north of the park- RIOTING: People block an intersection Race Street, Tuesday, in Cincinnati, during a protest over the eral investigation of the shooting way dividing Over-the-Rhine town. Wednesday. from downtown and tried to Workers boarded up smashed police shooting of an unarmed black man. Officers fired bean bags, rubber bullets and tear gas at the Diamond, Thomell and head for City Hall for an windows in stores next to a police demonstrators, some of whom broke windows downtown Wednesday. Episcopal Bishop Herbert impromptu demonstration, a substation, whose windows Thompson )r. of the southern dozen police officers on horse- weren't touched. Around the cor- fled a white police officer trying to Cincinnati from Chicago in 1997, Angela Uisure, said Thomas was Ohio diocese stepped up efforts back and dozens more wearing ner, workers were cleaning up fire arrest him for failing to appear for was the father of a 3-month-old excited about his son's birth, his to bring together religious and riot helmets formed a line to stop and water damage in a store set misdemeanor charges and traffic son, Tywon, and was engaged to upcoming lune marriage and a business leaders and representa- them. Ministers talked to the ablaze Tuesday night. violations. the child's mother, Monique job as a laborer that he was sup- tives of young people to end vio- most vocal demonstrators, some- Thomas was fatally shot as he Thomas, who moved to Wilcox, 20. 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The South African Emergency vehicles outside By Paul Gertier proposed — a quota of 750,000 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Broadcasting Corp. put the death the stadium were unable to move THE ASSOCIATED PRESS metric tons instead of 850,000. JOHANNESBURG, South toll at 47. amid the soccer traffic BRUSSELS, Belgium — The In a statement, Chiquita said it Africa — A stampede that began Television footage showed Police had earlier fired tear gas European Union and the United expected the agreement to result when fans tried to push their way bodies lying on the Geld, covered at people outside the stadium, States announced an accord in a "partial recovery" of its sales into a packed soccer stadium left with blankets. according to SAPA. Wednesday to end their long- in the EU. Since 1993, Chiquita at least 45 people dead At least 25 injured people were Several fans at the stadium told running trade dispute over has lost more than half its market being ferried to the hospital by a radio station that the stadium bananas, smoothing one area of share in the EU, to about 20 per- Wednesday, with bodies strewn trans-Atlantic relations at a time cent last year. across the field, emergency offi- bus and others were being sent had been vastly overcrowded and of increasing turbulence. Chiquita's president and chief cials said. by helicopter, emergency ser- appeared to have inadequate Under the deal, the United operating officer, Steven The stampede occurred dur- vices spokesman Piet Olivier told security to handle the problem. States will suspend on July 1 Warshaw, said the company was ing a match between the Kaizer SAPA The Chiefs and the Pirates are sanctions it imposed in 1999 on "pleased with this positive devel- Chiefs and Orlando Pirates at SABC reported that too many major rivals in the local soccer nearly $200 million worth of opment for Chiquita and I atiri Ellis Park stadium. tickets had been sold for the league and their matches are imports, ranging from French American banana interests." Emergency Services said 45 match. People outside tried to extremely popular. The match handbags to British linens and In January, Chiquita sued the people had been killed, accord- push into the stadium and were was canceled because of the Danish ham, EU Trade European Commission to chal- Commissioner Pascal Lamy said. lenge banana import quotas that ing to the South African Press trapped against barbed wire. tragedy. Washington levied the 100 Chiquita says have cost it $1.5 percent tariffs after winning a billion and pushed it to the brink case at the World Trade of bankruptcy. European trade Organization over banana officials say Chiquitas financial import rules adopted by the EU problems arc of its own making. in 1993. The new accord must Be Associated Press fjwto Milosevic suffers chest pains in prison The United States argued the cleared by the European BANANAS: European Union single EU system favored ship- Parliament and the 15 EU gov- By Katarina Uratovac an announcement about jeopardized by his imprison- ments from former European ernments, he said. Trade Commissioner Pascal ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Milosevic's condition Thursday. ment. colonies in Caribbean and Total EU imports of bananas Lamy talks during a news con- BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — He is known to have high blood [ailed on April I, the 59-year- Pacific islands and Africa over last year were 3.3 million tons, ference at the European Former Yugoslav President pressure. old Milosevic has been held in a cheaper bananas from Latin according to the European Fresh Commission building in America sold by U.S. firms Produce Importers Association. Slobodan Milosevic was rushed The state-run Tanjug news specially refurbished cell in Chiquita Brands International After failing to settle the trade Brussels on Wednesday. The to the hospital late Wednesday agency said Milosevic was Belgrade's Central Prison pend- Inc. and Dole Foods Co. disputes with the Clinton admin- European Union and the United after suffering chest pains in his admitted and was undergoing ing an investigation into corrup- The new regime will allow istration, Lamy said he sensed a States announced an accord prison cell, his lawyer said. tests. The independent Beta tion and abuse of power during bananas to be imported into the desire under President Bush to Wednesday to end their long- "There were heart problems news agency, citing unidentified his 13-year rule. EU through licenses distributed "reduce the list of disputes rather that necessitated his transferal to sources, reported that he was in a The Socialists demanded their on the basis of past trade until than increase it" running trade dispute over 2006, when a tariff-only system The United States has another bananas. the military hospital in Belgrade," "state prior to a heart attack." leader be "allowed to defend will take effect. $117 million of sanctions on said Milosevic's lawyer, Toma The transfer came only hours himself as a free man." They did "Today's step marks a signifi- European products resulting Fila. "It was nothing too dramat- after Milosevic's Socialist Party not make any specific statement cant breakthrough," Lamy said. from the EU's ban on American illegal and is threatening punitive ic." issued a statement claiming that about his physical or medical "After several years of difficult i,uills on $4 billion of US. goods. beef grown with hormones. That case will be decided later Fila said he expected the the former leader's health was condition. negotiations we have been able The EU, meanwhile, is chal- Belgrade district court to make to strike a balance between all lenging tax subsidies received by this year. the parties concerned" — pro- thousands of U.S. firms, includ- Bush has also come under fire ducers, traders and consumers. ing Boeing and Microsoft. The in Europe over his stance on Lamy noted the deal still pro- U.S. Congress last fall changed other issues, ranging from global tects producers in former the law but the EU contends the warming to the ITS. military's colonies, although at a "slightly new provisions are also WTO- role in the Balkans to missile smaller amount' than previously defense. OVGt" Sf&Gpf No worry, campus is right across the street. ONE STOP SHOPPING! Leases available for 2001-2002 * 104 S. 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Joel Rose, a retired talk show host on Cleveland television and radio stations, killed himself the day The Plain Dealer reported that he was being investigated. CAMPUS Smoking slowing down across US U. of Chicago study links ANTI-SMOKING smoking with stress By Madeline Bar would start smoking by the time "Recent U.S. trends and emer- CHICAGO MAROON (U CHICAGO! of the follow-up interview con- gent racial/ethnic differences in CHICAGO - New research ducted two years later. adolescent smoking underscore published by the University of "We were able to factor out the relevance of both theories," Chicago's National Opinion individual, peer, and family states the study, published in the Research Center (NORQ shows influences and then look at the latest issue of the Journal of that academic rigor and ethnic separate effect of the school," Health and Social Behavior. composition of high schools can Hoffman said. "The school con- While the study found that affect teenage cigarette smoking. text, especially the competitive smoking increased among both Adolescents attending highly environment and the minority black and white adolescents dur- competitive schools are more composition of the school - are ing the 1990s, it says that the likely to start smoking than ado- important in understanding increase in smoking was greatest lescents who achieve compara- some recent trends and differen- among adolescents exposed to ble grades at less competitive tials in adolescent cigarette high levels of academic strain, schools. Ethnic minority adoles- smoking." those with low academic perfor- cents -- especially African- While cigarette initiation in mance, and those with weak Americans - are also less likely the United States occurs almost commitments to family, school, to begin smoking than whites, exclusively among adolescents, and religion. especially if they attend predom- who go on to comprise the vast "Kids start smoking because of inantly minority schools. majority of adult smokers, the rebellion. It's about image," said The study investigates why initiation rate among whites is loe In ii m M i Berstein, a third-year adolescents begin to smoke ciga- more than double the rate in the College who started smok- rettes and explores the racial dis- among blacks and higher than ing after he turned 13. "I'm con- Associated Press Photo parity in adolescent smokers. rates among Asians and Latinos. vinced that's why 99 percent of PROTESTS: Anti-smoking activists hold placards while protesting near the home ot Geoffrey Bible, The researchers used data from Testing hypotheses drawn people start smoking." chairman of Philip Morris in Greenwich. Conn., last Thursday. the National Education from two theoretical perspec- Tom OsiecW, a third-year in Longitudinal Study, which was tives, the study attempts to the College who has smoked for conducted in the late 1980s with explain this great disparity. The the past two years, agrees. follow-up surveys through 1994. "social theory" suggests that "The number one reason why Smoking down in OU dorms The survey, conducted by smokers learn to smoke by the people start smoking is because NORC researchers Robert A. same processes by which non- of image and rebellion. But also, Minion and John P Hoffman, smokers leam not to smoke, people who don't smoke a lot get vices, said these numbers might ing and health at the Centers for analyzed the surveys and inter- including family influences and a feel for the taste of it and see By ientry Wiikms not tell the whole story. Disease Control. views conducted with over interaction with peers. that they like it. They smoke THE POST (OHIO U I "This does not mean that the The increase might be a result 16,000 eighth-graders and more The second hypothesis is more and more and more... and ATHENS, Ohio - Although people who say they are non- of the aging of high school stu- than 13,000 tenth-graders based on the "strain" theory, then they're f— ed." national statistics show smok- smokers on the applications dents who had high smoking nationwide in order to statistical- which suggests that teenagers The researchers suggest that ing among young adults is actually ate, though," she said. rates in the 1990s, or more initia- ly test how factors associated faced with increased responsibil- the widespread public demands increasing, fewer Ohio And statistics show smoking tion of smoking among young with the individual adolescent ities and frustration with their for tougher standards in school, University students are request- among young adults in the adults, according to the study. influenced the likelihood that a failure to achieve goals are more is a reaction to declining test ing smoking rooms. United States is on the rise. Although smoking among nonsmoking eighth-grader likely to take up smoking. scores in the 1980s. The decrease in students' The number of smokers young adults is increasing, uni- smoking habits allowed the uni- between the ages of 18 and 24 is versity officials decided to make versity to prohibit smoking in catching up to the number of more halls non-smoking to IN /T\ /T\ /-tN /"Ts ^\ ft\ £t\ A /T\ ^\ ^\ rts ST\ /T\ /T\ ST\ £T\ /T\ /T\ /T\ /T\ V *& VJ7 VJ7 M? ^3? VJ7 VX? \l/ VJ7 vj/ vj7 *4S vt? »+' ^V >!' SP vl? vj7 M? <37 six additional residence halls smokers between 25 and 44, respond to student complaints next year, which will make 26 of which historically has been about smoke coming into 41 halls, including Bromley Hall, higher than the younger age rooms on non-smoking floors, non-smoking residences. group, according to a 1998 study Drake said. FI1IHIMH.' INSUMNtl Mill II A l III H II S TRU ST SERVICES TUITION fINANCIND On OU housing applications conducted by the Centers for But some non-smoking stu- for the 2000-2001 academic year, Disease Control and Prevention dents choose to live in a smok- 829 students requested smoking (http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco). ing residence hall to be with rooms, while 7,408 students In 1998,27.9 percent of adults friends. asked for non-smoking rooms, between the ages of 18 to 24 "I just wanted to room with said Louise Bell, a records man- years smoked, according to the (my friends), but smoking does- agement officer for OU Housing. study. The smoking rate for 25- n't really bother me," OU fresh- Of 3,435 OU prospective stu- to 44 -year-olds consistently hov- man Tim Belknap said. Deferring taxes with dents who had submitted appli- ered around 27 percent. Some students do not consid- cations as of Monday, 153 stu- "We don't keep statistics for er additional residence halls dents indicated they prefer a every year. Our research is done becoming non-smoking as a big TIAA-CREF can be so Jm smoking room for next year. Bell by a trend analysis, which looks issue. feature said. at information over a matter of "Not too many people smoke [j But Pamela Drake, OU associ- time," said Perry Stevens, press on our floor anyway." OU fresh- rewarding, you'll wonder ate director of residence ser- officer from the office on smok- man Lesley Richardson said. /T\ /T\ /TN /TN ST\ IT\ rt\ £t\ /T\ £TN /T\ ST\ (T\ /T\ ST\ /T\ ST\ ST\ /T\ /JS /T\ ST\ C why you didn't do it sooner. 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New York, NY 01*4 >• BGNEWS SPORTS FOOTBALL- ADAM TALIAFERRO THANKS COLUMBUS HOSPITAL. PAGE 13 BRIEFING THURSDAY Basketball inks a April 12, pair of signees 2001 Bowling Green men's bas- ketball coach Dan Dakich has announced that Erik www.bgnews.com/sports Crawford, a 6-4 guard from Minneapolis Tartan High BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY School and Kris Wilson, a 5-10 guard from Spring Valley High School in Huntingdon, W. Va., each have signed a national letter of intent to attend BG and play basketball for the Falcons next year. Ruggers keep on rolling Jack By Wes Holsinger turn them off until the end of the CUES! WRITER day. Playing in his first "A" match, wing Tom Gongwer racked up a Nicklaus. The Bowling Green rugby pair of tries, each one from 75 team continued its 20-year yards out while being joined in still sets the death grip on the Mid-American the end zone by forwards Alex Conference this past weekend. Demma and Doug Ulrich and They swept all the divisions of fullback Rieger. Cromly's five standard the Mr. Spots MAC Club Rugby conversions ended the scoring at Tournament, taking the crown in 54-5. the senior and junior men's as Having already lost to BG just JOE well as the women's division. BG the week before by a 56-0 score, REECE crushed Central Michigan 54-5 Ohio was looking to show some and Ohio 73-0 in the senior divi- improvement in the MAC cham- Sports Reporter sion, beat Central Michigan 72-0 pionship game. Instead, the only and Ohio 12-3 in the junior divi- improvement came on BG's sion and cruised past Western My father used to make it a point differential, this time to the point each and every time we Michigan 48-0 and Dayton 15-0 tune of 73-0 victory. The Falcons in the women's division. would watch Tiger Woods on hit the Bobcats hard and often as television to remind me thai lack "1 have to applaud all the play- Ohio spent the entire match ers that made our twenty-year Nicklaus, in his prime, could hit reacting to whatever BG threw at (he ball farther, had deadlier run possible," said BG head them, while never really generat- accuracy on the greens and was a coach Roger Mazzarella, who ing any offense themselves. better overall golfer. captained the squad that started "I have to hand it to the Ohio the streak back in 1982. And each time I usually rolled players, Mazzarella said. "They "This one came a little more never backed down from mak- my eyes and reminded him that easily than most of the ones in he was, once again, showing his ing a tackle, but who are they the past, but that is a tribute to going to tackle when time after age. the commitment of this year's But it wasn't until last summer time every one of their outside Photo by Roger Mamrella squad and the leadership of when I was watching a repeat of defenders would look to find a a skins game on the Golf seniors Reed Luecke, Scott BG ball carrier closing with three JUMP BALL Senior lock Dennis Antonelli, with a little help from his friends, snags a lineout ball Mullins and Tim Rieger," he Channel between Gary Player, of four more in a convoy backing added. "When they are on that against Ohio University this weekend. Sam Snead and a 22-year-old, him up?" field, the three of them are all Picking up right where they hardly-known chubby kid from business." Falcons could do no wrong on Trailing 3-0, the Falcons edged Columbus, Ohio, named lack left off in the Central Michigan "When [seniors the ground but could not even ahead in the second half with a Despite being heavily favored match, the Falcons clicked off Nicklaus, that 1 believed my dad to win this year's MAC, the Reed Luecke, Scott buy a conversion kick. Of BG's 14 try by DiFranco and a conver- knew what he was talking about. tries like clockwork, barely giving Falcons surprised everyone with the 500 or so fans in attendance Mullins, and Tim tries, only one was converted, sion by Ion Woodman. Wing Knowing what I know now the lopsidedness of the scores. something Mazzarella promised Jake Puhl's 60-yard dash on an about the Golden Bear and time to stop applauding for one Even the match officials were try before another was scored. Rieger I are on the to look into. Scrum half Dusty end-around for a late try iced the everything he has accomplished impressed. When asked to Setmire, centers Sheldon Porter match at 12-3, and the Falcons' throughout his career, I had to Nine of BG's starting 15 put field, they are all assess BG's chances in the points on the board against the and )osh Cline, lock Scott Hogg third championship of the day. laugh throughout the entire upcoming national champi- business." and fullback Alessio DiFranco The Falcons, now 19-1-1, will broadcast, as the on-course overmatched Bobcats. onship, referee lim Moran said, Senior eight man Mike Hotz each scored twice while flanker travel to Cleveland to take on announcer kept pronouncing "BG has the best college back- ROGER MAZZAREUABG COACH lack's last name as "Nick-louse." I hit on the hat trick with three John Black and wing Andy Indiana University of field I have ever seen in 25 years tries and all scorers along with Riddell got one each. DiFranco Pennsylvania. The Tudors were bet he pronounced his name When asked how long he of rugby." Cromly's 18 points on nine con- landed BG's only conversion. the only team to defeat BG last right shortly thereafter because The Falcons started out cau- could keep the streak going, Nicklaus starting making waves versions Freshman scrum half In the championship against year, beating them once in the tious against always dangerous Mazzarella replied, "College in the golf world. Vince Staropoli punched over a Ohio, BG ran into a squad deter- spring and again in the fall. Central Michigan, one of the pair while hooker Dustin Lampe, sports are just like the economy, To my amazement, Nicklaus we've just been on top longer mined to salvage some honor for "They have been the prover- very few teams that have been Gongwer, fly half Chad its first team's lopsided defeat. bial thorn in the side for a while was smashing the ball nearly 300 able to keep up with BG in the than most. Someone will knock Cunnigan, Mullins, wing Kevin Battling tooth-and-nail, the now, twice running undefeated yards off most tee boxes in that past decade. A pair of tries by us off someday. If lwere|Ohio|, Mongold and Rieger scored on Bobcats at one point spent 20 of seasons," Mazzarella said. skins game, using those old-time wing Kevin Mongold and one by solo shots. Rieger's was easily the I'd already have next year's date rickety clubs that all looked the center Scott Mullins plus a pair circled in red." the half's 30 minutes inside the "Believe me, we circled this date prettiest score of the day as he, in red for us a long time ago." same back then. I would just start of conversions by center Pete Mullins, and Cromly played BG also took the junior divi- Falcon's side of the field. Only an to fathom his unprecedented Cromly gave BG a comfortable keep-away with a Bobcat sion crown for the 18th time in inspired defense led by Porter, The match will be BG's last distance when he would display 19-5 halftime lead. defender before leaving him the last 20 years. The Falcons prop Steve Devich and flanker tune-up before leaving for the his rumed-in, bent-knees, BG cranked up the afterburn- behind in a jumbled, foot-tied crushed Central Michigan 72-0' Wes Holsinger kept the Bobcats national championship next hunched-over putting stance ers in the second half and didn't mess. in an odd game where the from getting anything more than Wednesday. and drain one from 45 feet away a penalty field goal. like it was all in a day's work. All the while, he was making Player and Snead look like the rookies. My dad, of course, upon telling him about my new epiphany Tennis begins regarding Nicklaus, suddenly Adam Balls is BG's became "Mr. I Told You So." which I should have seen com- ing. second half Not to discredit the accom- plishments of Tiger, but let's no! crouching'Tiger' forget that he still has a long way By Erica Gambaccini The Rockets are 6-9 overall to go in order to revamp the By Joel Hammond tournaments in those two years the most improvement in my SPORTS REPORTER and 0-5 in the MAC precedent set by the Golden Bear SPORTS REPORTER of high school. game." himself beginning in the early Nowadays, everyone is seeing Adam has played in every The women's tennis team Men 1960s. While many people Adam Balls may only be a those qualities in Balls' game. tournament in his collegiate will finish the second half of The men will continue their believe Woods is well on his sophomore, but he plays golf like His stroke average of 77.83 last career, totaling 17 tournaments their season on the road start- six game homestead this after- he's been playing for a long merry way to becoming the best season placed him fifth on the and 48 rounds. Winger attributes ing with Eastern Michigan while. noon at 3:30p.m. in a non-con- player ever to grace the game of team, but, thanks to much hard this to his outstanding work University. ference meet against Eleven years, to be exact. work, he has jumped to second ethic, and sees many more good golf, he still has a considerably The Falcons will travel to The Woodstock. Ontario on the team this season. His rounds to come. Kalamazoo College. long journey ahead of him. Ypsilanti, Mich., on Friday to native, who started playing the stroke average of 75.89 puts him "Playing in every tournament take on the Eagles at 1 p.m. The Falcons won 5-2 against History always revels in those game at age eight, is having a behind only junior Brian gives him tons of experience, Last year BG beat Eastern 5- the Hornets last year, but this who are innovative, especially spring season to remember. His Gerken, who averages 75.53 per which will lead to great things in 2, but this year could be a dif- year might be a little bit those who introduce a radical 32nd-place finish at the Ball round. the future. He has definitely ferent story. The Eagles beat tougher. The Hornets are 9-5 twist to the world of sports. These State University Invitational last "I, and we as a team, have taken advantage of the opportu- Western Michigan 5-2, whom overall, while the Falcons arc innovations naturally supercede weekend was preceded by his worked extremely hard since I nities afforded him. As I've said the Falcons lost to 6-1 last 15-8 and 2-1 in the MAC the creation of one's legacy. In best overall collegiate perfor- ■got here," before, he, like our other players, weekend. The Brown and Orange are golf, Nicklaus' legacy was his mance — a 12lh-place finish at | said Balls. is finally realizing that it's time "Eastern is tough at the top hoping to take advantage of the ability to change an era by pre- the Big Red Classic in Ocala, Fla., ' We've for them to play and play with and especially their doubles," fact that they are playing on senting a more stylish approach which featured his best colle- Iworked the best of them." said head coach Penny Dean. their home courts. Last week- to the game of golf with the addi- giate round to date: a second- on every Speaking of every tourna- Eastern's record is 10-6 over- end they won three home round 71. tion of power in his arsenal. Tiger aspect of ment, Balls and his teammates all and 3-2 in the Mid- matches with identical 7-0 wins today because he can get "Adam has so many things play perhaps the biggest tourna- American Conference, while going for him," said head coach scores and would like to send his ball to the green in two shots games, ment of their collegiate careers, the Falcons are 7-10 overall and Garry Winger. "His swing is great, and it's 3-2 in the MAC the Hornets home the same on a Par 5,550-yard hole. when they travel to the presti- his short game has improved, starting "I think we're prepared for way. Nicklaus won that same way but, most of all, he is so mature to pay off gious Kepler Collegiate, held at them," said senior Meghan After taking on Kalamazoo and without the bionic clubs for his age. He handles himself for me." the storied Scarlet Course at Rhodes. the Falcons will face Northern used today. The most successful so well out on the course, it's like Balls Ohio State. After duking it out against Illinois University at 10 a.m. on players today all play with power, he doesn't see or hear anything. has "This is the biggest tourna- the Eagles, the Falcons will Saturday. so in a sense, Nicklaus took the That's a testament to his maturi- worked ment of my career, and probably travel to Toledo on Saturday to Last year the Falcons beat game of golf in a different direc- ty and ability to handle any situ- specifically on his short game in a lot of the other guys' as well," take on the Rockets at 1 p.m. the Huskies the same way they tion. ation." his stay in BG. said Balls "We just have to play "Toledo has improved over beat Kalamazoo, 5-2, by Maybe his uncle saw those Nicklaus was always a differ- "Where I used to play, we used within our games and continue last year, so we can't take them excelling in the singles and same things 11 years ago, when to hit balls on the range all day lightly," Dean said. ent kind of player, which set him to build momentum toward the winning two of the three dou- he handed him his first mem- long, and we didn't work too The Falcons beat the Rockets bles matches. head and shoulders above the bership and his first clubs back end of the season. This will be a much on the chipping green or last year 5-2 and they are hop- This year the Falcons would rest He had a calm demeanor, up north. anything like that. Now, I've good test for us." ing to beat them by a larger like to win all three doubles but deadly instincts. He was even Maybe his high school coach worked so much on my short Adam Balls has had plenty of margin this year. a breath of fresh air when people also saw the same things when game to improve from 100 yards big tests in his career, and passed "This year their goal is to matches on top of six singles Adam averaged a 74 in his junior and in. You can hit the ball as far with flying colors. What's one beat us in the conference," victories. and senior seasons, Or when he as you want, but you have to put Dean said. "They are a danger- The Huskies are currently 9- REECE, PAGE 12 more? shot a 68. Or when he won eight it in the hole. That's where I see ous team." 9 overall and 0-2 in the MAC • 12 Thursday, April 12.2001 SPORTS BG NEWS Track on the road again Sox complete By Ryan Fourier Saturday afternoon. tition. the country," said Martin, "and sweep of Tribe SP0R1S RCPORIER The Sea Ray Relays are one of Drew Downey will be down kind of get a feel of where we are the largest relays in the country in Tennessee competing in the as a program." If the Bowling Green track right behind the Perm State and pole vault, trying to stay consis- Women By Rick Earn After Valentin homered, squads had to choose one movie Drake Relays. Men's coach tent as one of the best vaulters in Even though Scott Sehmann tH( ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago loaded the bases on two to represent their season, it Sterling Martin said that this is a the MAC. was unavailable for comment walks and a single by Paul would have to be "Road Trip". high quality meet with athletes As for the distant runners, about the Sea Ray Relays, there is CHICAGO — Jose Valentin and Konerko. Granted, they aren't chasing representing over 150 schools. Tom Kutter will be running in one event to keep an eye on. Tony Graffanino homered as the Herbert Perry then hit a double after a college dorm video, but Similar to most large meets, the the 5,000-m and Paul Joy Echler will be running in Cliicago White Sox built a six-run play grounder to shortstop but the Brown and Orange are chas- Sea Ray Relays are individually Niedzwiecki will be competing the 3,000-m steeplechase and lead and then held on to beat the* second baseman Roberto ing a goal: winning the Mid- scored. in the 10,000-m, a race which he will look to improve her status in Cleveland Indians 7-6 Alomar couldnt get the ball out of American Conference took first place down in Georgia Pat Kania, who has showed the event where she is already Wednesday to complete a three- his glove on the pivot and the Championship. According to great improvement in the Tech last weekend. ranked 10th in the world. game sweep. Indians only got one out with a both coaches the best way to throws over the past few weeks, Coach Martin is very Chicago starter Cal Eldred had Echler's time of 10:37.66 run scoring that made it 4-1. attain that goal is to go up will be a no go in Tennessee, impressed with how to leave the game after two Clayton then hit a sacrifice fly. against the best competition in which goes to show how com- Niedzwiecki has progressed over down in Cincinnati set the innings with pain in his surgically school record and placed her Valentin and Konerko doubled the nation. In order to accom- petitive this meet really is. his first season at BG, but he did- repaired right elbow. in the fourth fora6-l lead, finish- plish this, the Falcons have Coach Martin wanted to n't come out of nowhere. with five other Americans who Pitching with a 5-inch screw in ing Burba, who gave up seven already traveled to the South squeeze him into the squad, but "Paul had a great cross coun- are listed in the top ten. his elbow to prevent another hits and six runs in 3 2-3 innings. four times this outdoor season. there were only so many individ- try season as a freshman," said She said that last weekend's stress fracture, Eldred allowed Graffanino homered in the fifth BG had stops in Alabama. Texas, uals he could take. Martin. "So I wasn't surprised by Northwest Ohio Classic was three hits and a run. His start had off lake Westbrook Georgia, and Cincinnati along However, Zerian Peterson will it He's been really close to Tom used as a warm-up and training been moved back a day because The Indians got a pair of runs the way. Their next stop: The be making the trip. The confer- (Kutter) all year. Those two really toward this particular meet of a sore neck. in the seventh off Bobby Howry Volunteer State. ence leader in the 400-m and last push each other." The girl who spent her sum- Valentin homered to start a on lolbert Cabrera's RBI double Both squads are in Knoxville, week's MAC Athlete of the Week In coach Martin's mind The mer training in the mountains of three-run third and Graffanino and Vizquel's run-scoring Tennessee, today for the first day will be showing off his speed in Sea Ray Relays are a look in the Colorado will have to use her hit a solo shot in the fifth as the grounder. of the Sea Ray Relays. The meet the 400-m. Like down in Georgia mirror, so to speak. cross-country skills to move up White Sox jumped to a 7-1 lead. Sean Lowe (1-01, who threw 12 is hosted by The University of Tech, Peterson will be going up "It's a chance for us to go run in the world rankings. But then the Indians rallied. straight balls without retiring a Tennessee and runs through against some pretty stiff compe- against some of the top teams in Juan Gonzalez hit a long two- hitter Tuesday, had his control run homer in the eighth off this time. He allowed just one hit Antonio Osuna to make it 7-5. in three innings with a lone walk. And after a double by Ellis Burks, Notes: Cleveland manager reliever Kelly Wunsch gave up an Charlie Manuel was ejected in Janikowski testifies on drug charges RBI single to pinch-hitter Marty the ninth inning by home plate Cordova. umpire Bruce Froemming for Einar Diaz then grounded to arguing a third strike on Alomar lose Valentin, who'd just been By Bill Kaczor been drinking that night and mum sentence of five years in drug court. ... It was the White Sox's first THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that when the officer prison but a conviction also Harris testified Wednesday switched from center field to three-game sweep of the Indians approached, he thought that he could lead to lanikowski's depor- that he was the one who poured third, and his throw to second at Comiskey Park since lune TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — might have been a fan seeking tation to his native Poland. He is out the drug in the front seat of went into right field for an error. 1995. They won three straight Sebastian lanikowski testified an autograph. a resident alien and has a green the car, not Janikowski. Hams Cordova raced to third and from the Tribe last season at Wednesday that he did not know "1 didn't know what was going card that permits him to work in said he thought it was alcohol. Diaz to second. But folbert lacobs Field.... Indians CF Kenny the date rate drug GHB was pre- on," he testified at his drug pos- the United States. Hoffman testified that officers Cabrera popped out and Omar Iafton missed his sixth straight sent when police arrested him session trial. "1 was buzzing a lit- Prosecutors dropped charges "were very short with me, they Vizquel hit back to Wunsch to game with a strained right calf last summer. He added that he tle bit." against Hoffman, a 25-year-old didn't want to listen to me." He end the threat. Keith Foulke and could be close to going on wasn't even sure what GHB was. When asked by the prosecu- Florida State business major, said he overheard one of the offi- pitched the ninth for his third the DL... RHP lames Baldwin, on The Oakland Raiders' kicker tion whether he knew the GHB and granted him immunity last cers say: "You ain't going to get save. the DL after offseason shoulder said his friend lay Hoffman, who was in the car, lanikowski said July after he gave a sworn state- out of this one," apparently refer- Royce Clayton hit an RBI single surgery, is scheduled to make two was arrested with him, told him no ment that he was not paying ring to lanikowski. in the second and Graffanino's rehab starts for Triple-A Charlotte a few days earlier that he had "1 didn't know about it ... I .ii I en i ion to what was happen- It's the second time in less suicide squeeze bunt scored before joining the Sox's rotation. taken a "scoop of G" but he did found out about it later on." he ing in the front seat of the car. than a year Janikowski, 23, has Carlos Lee from third to give the ... The game was delayed rain for not know that he was talking said. During cross-examination by White Sox a 2-1 lead off Dave 12 minutes between the top and been on trial in the Leon County Burba (0-1). bottom of the fifth inning. about GHB. Hoffman testified earlier Assistant State Attorney Robin Courthouse. A six-person jury Police say lanikowski poured Wednesday in lanikowski's drug Freeman, Hoffman said he did needed only 50 minutes on June the clear liquid from a water bot - possession trial that he tried to not tell the prosecutor that the 13 to acquit Janikowski on a tie onto a passenger side floor tell officers that "it was a big mis- drug belonged to him because mat in the front seat of his car understanding" when they she never asked when she inter- charge he offered a Tallahassee when an undercover officer arrested the pair and another viewed him a couple of weeks policeman $300 to release his Nicklaus not done approached the car in a fraterni- student near campus. "1 did tell after the arrest. roommate after an argument ty house parking lot in the early them it was mine," Hoffman Charges against another with a bouncer who wouldn't let REECE. FROM PAGE 11 the Senior PGA tour. I've never morning of lune 21. said. Florida State student, 20-year- him into a local nightclub. fully understood why most lanikowski said that he had Possession carries a maxi- old lessie Harris, were referred to were still getting used to the great golfers over the age of 45 can no Arnold Palmer. Palmer was hand- longer compete with the tour's some, down to earth and overly young guns. In most other sports, 10OO'S OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS COMING IN MAY * ADULT VIDEO STAR aggressive at times, while it is usually the crafty veterans & 3 UGLY ONES! Nicklaus was fair-haired, over- who get the job done on those *** SHANE*** weight, never smiled on the magical occasions, but that's just course and played at his own not the case in golf. 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Sunday April 15,2001 11 am - 2 pm at McDonald Dining Center .'/'/DIM we- S/mu-Ts 9Meit<£nfoaAce o// n/ '/Ants/isi' */ir. 2nd Annual Senior Week at BGSU Countdown to Beyond BG cMetut MONDAY APRIL 16- Kick-off Carnival and Thank BGSU Day Slow Roasted Prime Rib au jus bungee run. Velcro Wall, Balloon animals Hand Carved Country Smoked Ham seniors send thank you cards to faculty Chicken Breast Chablis Pasta Primavera TUESDAY APRIL 17- Professional Development and Community Service Day Steaming Fresh Vegetables community service activities provided by Gourmet Salads Alpha Phi Omega and Omega Phi Alpha Dessert Bar Beverage WEDNESDAY APRIL 18 - Senior Appreciation Day seniors get discounts at various BS restaurants and businesses, coupons will Adults-$12.95 plus tax be in BGNews raffle for diploma frame BGSU Students - $11.95 with student ID (meal plans accepted) THURSDAY, APRIL 19 - BEYOND BG Children ages 3-10 years old - $5.95 plus tax Come out to Anderson Arena for the end of the Children under the age of 3 years - Free ^A H year party! Free pizza from all your favorite spots in BG. Dunk tank. Arcadia Jam live, Matt Golden Buckeye Card Patrons - $11.95 Mahaney as special guest, enter to win trip for ByAndyResnik hospital's staff — too. The last Taliaferro said. "There's so many never walk again. you and your family remind us the Buckeyes. His head hit the IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS time they saw him, he couldn't people who helped me get to "When we were here that last why we do what we da Thank knee of running back Jerry walk. where I am now. If it wasn't for day, emotionally we were as low you from the bottom of my heart Westbrooks and snapped back- COLUMBUS — Adam Taliaferro, who suffered a seri- these people, 1 wouldn't be walk- as we could get," Taliaferro's for coming back to see us." ward, severely bruising his spinal Taliafeno walked into the inten- ous spinal injury in a game ing." father, Andre, said. "There were Minutes earlier, Taliaferro cord. sive care unit at Ohio State against Ohio State last Taliaferro no longer needs a thoughts he wasn't going to make looked puzzled as a doctor wear- Taliaferro was rushed to OSU University Medical Center on September, returned to wheelchair, crutches or a cane to it. That day, we said, Adam's going ing a blue surgical gown below Medical Center, underwent Wednesday and embraced a Columbus on Wednesday to get around. Someone who didn't to make it back here. Bet on it' his white lab coat greeted him in woman he didn't recognize. show everyone just how far his know about the injury would He's back." a hallway. decompression spinal fusion "Congratulations, Adam," rehabilitation had come. never have guessed he once Dr. Gary Rea, who performed "You look a lot better stand- surgery two days later and spent nurse Alice Herman said as she Followed by a sea of reporters, couldn't use his legs. Returning to Taliaferro's surgery, said he wasn't ing," Rea said. five groggy days at the hospital. threw her arms around the 19- photographers and TV camera- football is out of the question — sure the Nittany Lions' defensive "Good work. Doc," Andre "1 don't remember anything, year-old former Perm Slate men, Taliaferro and his family he has a metal brace in his neck back would make a full recovery. Taliaferro said. just cutting off part of my uni- defensive back. "You don't walked through the hospital, — but he's OK with that, and so is "Adam had characteristics that The image of Taliaferro from form and going in the MRI. That's remember us, but that's OK. thanking staff for helping him get his family. he would never walk again," the that game last fall is a somber weird. 1 don't remember anything We've been thinking about you back on his feet and on with his The last time Taliaferro was in doctor said at a news conference one after that," Taliaferro said. and praying for you." life. Columbus, he spent five heavily following Taliaferro's hospital He lay motionless on the Ohio "You wanted to watch football Taliaferro had been thinking "That's why I had to come sedated days at the hospital as tour. 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"It's ing damage as they struck for Buffalo. "Marshall will be tough." important I do that. You do what only two solo homeruns. The Herd are led at the plate by you have to do, and you do what Henschen surrendered his run David Colangelo, who is hitting you can da I have to be profes- off the bat of third baseman .412 with 49 hits and lit Mil in 119 sional enough to know I need to Jamie Murphy in the sixth, and at-bats heading into the series. step back and say, 'You know right fielder Brian BeaumJer went Matt Eldridge is hitting .355 with what? 1 need my own time. I'm deep off Booth in the ninth. a team-leading 12 home runs, tired.'" The win improved BG to 21-8 and Jason Brooks has the team As Hamm spoke, scores of overall. lead in RBI with 40. teen-age girls were screaming Marshall On the mound, Steve Fowler and chanting her name, waiting This weekend presents a long- has started eight games, going 3- for her to walk to the fence to sign awaited four-game series in 0 with a 2.95 ERA in 42.2 innings autographs. The posters, com- Huntington, W. Va. against pitched. mercials, hospital visits and other promotions are working: More than 2,000 fans paid to watch the exhibition game against the Associated Press Photo Terrapins, more than some skep- tics said the league would draw Say 'buh-bye' XFL TOP PICK: Courtney Brown (foreground) was the Browns top pick last season. This year for regular season games. Cleveland may opt to trade down. vTIGER,FR0MPAGE8 "A lot of times when I'm out ing But a memo to Straw, next pulled off a Jordanesque fist there I don't hear it," said Hamm, time please don't kidnap yourself referring to the chants. "And that's Xpump. and then call in and say that you •\ I think all the attention Woods Browns are shopping probably good." think somebody kidnapped you. '*is receiving from the media and Hamm said she hopes that by It's just not good form. Get some By Tom Withers players, linebacker Dan Terrell and McAllister were in the end of the season the fans will '* from fans all around the world is real help this time and get back »P SPORTS WRITER Morgan. Cleveland on Thursday for -^making you jealous and that is be chanting her teammates' on the ball. No Straw, I didn't say BEREA, Ohio — For the past "I've got a pretty good idea" physicals and Davis said four names: Krista, Skvl.u. Amanda, 9 why now is the time to return. eight ball. Maybe you can make two years, the Cleveland Davis said when asked if he other potential draft picks will -"' Woods has everything that you Tracy and others. another comeback. What was Browns clung to the No. 1 pick knew who he would take today. make visits before the week- "Those are the stories that you had three years ago, the media that, did I hear Steve Howe's in the NFL draft and used it to "It's somewhat narrowed down end's over. ready to talk to him at the drop of want to hear about." said Hamm, name? Those damn Yankees! get their franchise quarterback to three or four guys and I can Almost all of the Browns' again deflecting the attention a hat, the endorsements (Nike Basketball: and defensive end. say anyone of them will fit this possible picks have some bag- and \VIir.itii".; knowing that you toward someone else, "the ones While were on the subject of This year, their grip on the system." gage. who have been grinding it out or are a hero to the kiddies, the drug addicts let's focus on Shawn No. 3 selection isn't nearly as After going 3-13 last season, Terrell has a foot injury and excitement of being at the top are just out of college." Kemp. The "Rainman" will be tight. the Browns have holes at just the Browns have their doubts With that, the interview is over, your game, and the list goes on. visiting a drug rehab center for Dwight Clark, Cleveland's about every position and need about McAllister's durability I said in my first column way and Hamm heads toward the the rest of the season and will not director of football operations, to plug one of them at No. 3. after an injury-plagued senior screaming fans and starts signing back in August that Tiger Woods play. Drug of choice: crack said he has let teams know that If they decide to add a run- season. Warren is said to coast was going to be the next Michael her name That's odd everyone was so wor- the Browns are willing to trade ning back, it will likely be either at times during games, Hamm's shyness is often mis- Jordan ("Only one "Tiger" can ried with NBA players smoking down in the April 21 draft in TCU's LaDainian Tomlinson or Tomlinson may be too small to match Mike's heroics"). This taken for snobbishness, but her marijuana If Kemp can return it order to stockpile more picks. Mississippi's Deuce McAllister. run inside, and Robinson had teammates from the national goes to show you that Woods is will be the toughest rebound he "If the right deal came along If it's a wide receiver, horrible predraft workouts. . filling the Nike's pretty well these team are quick to set the record ever made. we would certainly entertain Michigan's David Terrell or Morgan is the one player straight Hamm is intense, com- '. day and might be pushing one of XFL it," Clark said. "We would trade North Carolina State's Koren Davis has no questions about. ,[ the world's greatest athletes back petitive and very self-critical, but Who's pumped for the XFL down. I haven't received any Robinson would be the pick. A tough-nosed inside line- she's also an ultimate team player ._ into the limelight for one more go playoffs? Not me! The lowest calls We're initiating most of it Or, if Davis wants defensive backer, Morgan was the kind of around. who will not let the league down. p rated show in television is getting right now." help, Florida tackle Gerard aggressive playmaker at Miami "She is a superstar, and there's i Only time will tell if it is an error ready for April 21 st Million Dollar With just over a week left Warren could be available. that Davis wants on his your Aimess. nothing wrong with that," said Game to award the Los Angeles before draft day, the Browns "I don't think we have Browns' defense. Earlier this Tiffeny Milbrett of the New York FOWL BALL. Extreme, Orlando Rage, San don't appear to be locked in on absolutely fallen in love with week. Browns safety Earl Littie, Well. I'm glad Darryl Power. "I think I would be upset if Francisco Demons, or the one player to take at No. 3. anyone yet that we have to who also played for Davis, Mia herself didn't realize we were Strawberry is back safe and Chicago Enforces the champi- However, new Cleveland have at No. 3," Clark said. compared Morgan to another sound. There is nothing sadder out there, but she's not like that at onship trophy. Here's the XFL coach Butch Davis said he does "There are a lot of talented Miami alum — Ray Lewis of the all." ,'than to see a former baseball "He hate me, he hate me, he hate have a few favorites, including players there, but 1 don't know Baltimore Ravens, the NFLs player turned crack addict miss- me," here's me "BUH-BYE". one of his former Hurricanes that we have to stay there." reigning MVP HHHHHHHHI "The Wee* ffiftfrt tof»T GreejbltM2|0i Mon. 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