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WINDY Steady play by Megan Ik 1 1 J W 1 L J HIGH 55 I LOW 48 rv Jerome leads Falcons; II -^ ■ -*—* ■ ■ —' vmw.bgnews.com p ki ;NE WS VOLUME 92 ISSUE 67 = U VI === Terrorist acts continue in Israel by Dan Perry the region as part of a push by the miles north of Jerusalem. ed its journey near Tel Aviv. A attack. Two more blasts followed r Hf ASSOCIATED CRESS United States to end 15 months of Two bombs planted on the body covered by a blanket lay by The Palestinian Authority con- moments later. Ten people were JERUSALEM — A bus ambush violence, had sought two days of roadside exploded, immediately the side of the road. Windshields demned the attack but braced for hurt, none seriously, doctors said. killed 10 Jewish settlers calm to rebuild trust kiUing four bus passengers, said were shattered in nearby cars, an Israeli strike — which came A woman who was not wounded Wednesday, prompting Israeli Nevertheless, Palestinian mili- the regional police commander, one drove into a ditch. within hours. died of shock, they said. warplanes to strike back. Yasser tants ignored Arafat's calls for a Shahar Ayalon. One or more gun- At virtually the same moment Arafat's organization also said Later, Palestinian security offi- Arafat then bowed to long-stand- cease-fire. Israel reserved the men then opened fire from sur- but well to the south in the Gaza in a statement: "The Palestinian cials said, Israeli missiles struck ing Israeli demands by ordering right to strike back at the rounding hills. Strip, two suicide bombers blew leadership has decided to close the radar unit at Gaza Airport, closed the offices of the militant Palestinian authority for attacks Israelis troops fired back, themselves up near the Gush all offices, centers and organiza- where Israeli bulldozers Hamas and Islamic Jihad. by the militants and dismissed as killing one gunman and launch- Katif settlement bloc, wounding tions and anything connected destroyed the runway last week The day of unrelenting vio- a sham Arafat's recent arrest of ing a search for others. Ayalon several people, the army said. The with Hamas and Islamic Jihad in after previous Palestinian attacks. lence — starting with a midnight 180 militants. said the gunman had explosives assailants jumped on a car leav- the Palestinian territories." In Nablus, another F-16 shelled Israeli helicopter strike that killed Hamas said it was responsible strapped to his body. Palestinian ing the settlement and detonated Israeli F-16s bombed a a helicopter pad in a compound four Palestinian militiamen in for the late-night bus attack, security officials identified him as the explosives, TV reports said. Palestinian security compound belonging to Force 17, an elite response to mortar fire on Jewish which also injured 30. The Mohammed Reihan, 25, a Hamas The passengers in the car at least three times, witnesses Palestinian security unit. An settlements — tested the teeter- ambush hit the crowded vehicle activist, whose brother was escaped with minor injuries. The said. As four fighter planes Israeli army spokesman said as it climbed a winding road near recently killed by Israeli troops. suicide bombers died. buzzed overhead, there was a ing peace mission of U.S. envoy attacks had also targeted a naval Anthony Zinrti. the Jewish settlement of The explosion blew out the There was no immediate claim large explosion at the compound and white smoke filled the air. /inni. who was dispatched to Emmanuel in the West Bank, 25 windows of the bus, which start- of responsibility for the Gaza ISRAEL PAGE 2 FIGHTING TERRORISM New Burial art on held display for atU. The exhibits are on display at the Dorothy pilot Uber Bryan Gallery and theWillard by David Ho IHt ASSOCIATED PRESS Wankleman Gallery ARUNGTON, Va. — until Sunday, Charles Frank Burlingame 111, described as a gifted pilot December 16. who could "make the jets talk," was buried at Arlington by David Stone National Cemetery yesterday, THE BC HEWS three months after tenorists Two exhibits are being dis- crashed his plane into the Associated Press Photo played at the fine arts building, a Pentagon. faculty art exhibit and JETSTREAM: An anti-Taliban fighter looks up at vapor from an American B-52 during an airstrike on al-Qaida positions. "I'm sure it never occurred "Sensemental," a collaborative to him that the battlefields he installation work by Michelle An American B-18 bomber spent his life learning about crashed Wednesday in the llluminato's art in space class. would extend to the cockpit Indian Ocean, about 60 miles "Sensemental" is an interactive of his commercial airliner," Deadline set for surrender north ot Diego Garcia AH (our display that seeks to have viewers said Naval Reserve Capt. crew members were rescued. experience the art with all of their Barton Whitman, a close by Chris Tomfcison chiefs gave the fighters an ulti- some of these people." senses. Plates of cookies hang THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AFGHANISTAN OfllNA friend, of the pilot, who was matum to lay down their arms He said it was notcertainifbin from the ceiling near bottles of known as "Chic." TORA BORA. Afghanistan — by midday Thursday. Laden was among them. U.S. ^PAKISTAW' incense and stagnate water. White Burlingame, 51, a former Joined by U.S. special forces on Ghafar, a leader in the tribal and Afghan officials have said he boxes in the display invite the Navy flier and 17-year Naval their front lines in the eastern eastern alliance, said the al- may be in theTora Bora region of viewers to reach in and investigate reservist, was initially denied mountains, Afghan tribal com- Qaida fighters are believed to caves and tunnels, where the o BOM the objects hidden inside. Inside manders set a new deadline his own grave at Arlington include some from a list of 22 eastern alliance — backed by 0 2»hm are objects of different textures, Wednesday for trapped al-Qaida "most wanted terrorists" made U.S. bombing — has been because he died before age shapes, sizes and weights. 60, the eligibility age for fighters to surrender — and said public by the Bush administra- besieging al-Qaida reservists. they must hand over their lead- tion after the Sept. 11 terror Gen. Peter Pace, the vice "Often when people go to an art Army officials said he could ers as well. attacks in the United States. chairman of the joint chiefs of gallery they focus only on the have his cremated remains American AC-130 gunships "They have to hand them staff, said in Washington that the visual aspects of what is around placed in the cemetery's did not stop their attacks during over, but they didn't (want to)," Pentagon does not know if the them, and there might be a num- columbarium or share his the negotiations, strafing a deso- said Ghafar, who goes by one al-Qaida leadership was in the ber of other scents and sounds parents' plot. Burlingame's late canyon in the White name. He said a plan for the Tora Bora area. He said it would that they ignore," said llluminato. family protested, saying his Mountains where a group of fighters to surrender Wednesday be "great" if they were. "One goal of this exhibit was to long military history and the Arabs and other non-Afghans morning collapsed in part over An undetermined number of make people look beyond that fighting for al-Qaida were view of art." fact that he died in the Sept. the refusal of leaders to give up. -(UK.) 11 attacks should have been pinned down. Afghan tribal "They must turn over at least SURRENDER, PAGE 2 Thirteen artists collaborated to taken into account. SOURCES AssociaWO Press ESRl AP create the installations. They Army Secretary Thomas divided into groups each of which White reversed the decision focused on a different set of sens- last week so the pilot could es for the display. They then used have his own grave. the matrix of the five senses and Several hundred people Fate of American Taliban soldier unknown the four elements to create the attended the funeral at Fort final exhibit. Myer Memorial Chapel. A by Justin Pritchard ents could save him from this." camp, and has apparenUy been THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In the Dorothy Uber Bryan mix of friends and family, fel- Others say they are under- providing useful information to SAN ANSELMO, Calif. — In standing—even proud—of the American authorities. No final gallery there is a display of art by low American Airlines pilots faculty and staff. The display con- and Navy officers all in uni- this wealthy bastion of hot-tub boy whose path of personal decision had been made on his liberalism, where aging hippies growth eventually led him to fate. tains art in a variety of mediums form, the mourners stood to and styles. Among the exhibits are hear a rendition of "On encourage their children to Afghanistan. And they reject the An intelligent but introverted embark on spiritual journeys, notion that ideals of tolerance teen-ager who wore full-length works in glass, stone, painting, Eagles'Wings." photography and delicately craft- Vice Adm. Timothy there is a mixture of outrage and and open-mindedness caused robes in high school and asked ed paper that looks to fragile to Keating, a Naval Academy mercy for the young neighbor the boy to roam too far afield. his family to call him classmate, said Burlingame whose odyssey led him to the "I don't think it's a big deal for "Suleyman," Walker had an breath on. "was a gifted aviator. He could Taliban. young people to have weird intense interest in Islam that "All members of the faculty are make the jets talk. He knew Many here, as elsewhere, see ideas," said Nahshon Nahumi, was encouraged by his Buddhist invited to submit works to the how to fly." Keating said in the 20-year-old John Walker as a who repairs hot tubs in the hills mother and Irish Catholic exhibit," said lacqueline Nathan 1960s, he helped give traitor deserving of the death above the home of Walker's father. gallery director for the School of Burlingame a second nick- penalty. mother. "My concern is more They paid for his trip to Art. "These artists often display in name, "Cramps," after spot- "He gave us up, he gave up on for his well-being, to help him Yemen to study the Quran, wor- major cities like Chicago and it is ting him in a pair of red his country," said Don Jackson, recover." ried privately when he spoke of rare to have an opportunity to leather slippers. Associa a butcher at the gourmet Wild Walker surrendered near the searching for a "pure Islamic view them in this area. We are for- Oats Market who thinks Walker Afghan city of Mazar-e-Sharif, Whitman described his TRAITOR?: John Walker state," then lost track of him tunate to se them here." should be exiled. "I think the where he was caught in a prison Lindh, right, and his father, altogether after he left a reli- "It is also great opportunity for young man's pretty much uprising in late November. He is PILOT, PAGE 2 ; left, on a family vacation. students to see what their teach- doomed. There's no way his par- being held at a U.S. military WALKER, PAGE 2 ers are doing," Nathan said. 2 Thursday, December 13,2001 BG NEWS Israeli Prime Minister Sharon contemplates retaliation ISRAEL FROM PAGE 1 stayed bunkered at his headquar- address, the Palestinian Authority violence underscores the need sively and continuously to restore injuries. ters there. ... without considering whether for Chairman Arafat and the quiet and security despite the In retaliation, Israeli heli- police headquarters in Israeli Prime Minister Ariel or not it might collapse" Palestinian Authority to take Israeli escalation, the raids and copters fired missiles at the Khan Sudaniych. in the northern Gaza Sharon was convening his top Israeli officials have dismissed every step possible to reduce the the assassinations (of militants) Younis refugee camp in Gaza late Strip. ministers later last night to decide Arafat's efforts to prevent attacks violence and bring an end to the and the closure imposed on all Tuesday and early Wednesday, No injuries were immediately on Israel's next move. Cabinet on Israelis as insufficient. Naveh terrorism that is plaguing the the Palestinian cities and vil- killing four Palestinian militia- reported in the strikes. minister Dan Naveh said it said the arrests were no more region," said White House lages," it said in a statement men and wounding 20. Electricity in Gaza City had should be "massive and continu- than a charade in the face of U.S. spokesman Ari Fleischer. This latest round of violence The latest cycle of violence been cut off earlier to darken the ous." and European pressure to crush The Palestinian Authority said began when Palestinians fired began nearly 15 months ago. "There's no political solution the militant groups. it bore no responsibility for the four mortar shells at Jewish set- area in anticipation of the retalia- Since then, 818 people have been tion. Electricity was also cut in the today," Naveh said, calling for The White House said attacks on Israelis. dements in the southern Gaza West Bank city of Ramallah. "more determined military Wednesday's attacks would not "The Palestinian leadership Strip late Tuesday. The mortar Idled on the Palestinian side and Arafat and a few bodyguards action against the responsible derail Zinni's mission. "The latest reiterates that it is working inten- shells caused no damage or 242 on the Israeli side. al-Qaida leaders Internet poll shows disdain for Walker zenship nor his small legion of Principal Marcie Miller said tudes prevalent here give rise to use talks to escape WALKER, FROM PAGE 1 U.S. sympathizers can bail him the highly competitive school Taliban warriors," said Gow, out of this predicament," the remains proud of Walker as well adding that he wants his son to flying a long-range combat mis- gious school in Pakistan to Chronicle wrote in an editorial as its other students, who tend be open-minded. "I strongly SURRENDER. FROM PAGE 1 sion to Afghanistan crashed in the become a "foreign Taliban," last week that called Walker "the to be self-directed. believe in this sort of citizen-of- Indian Ocean on Wednesday, and foreign fighters is in the heavily fighting against the northern enemy." Mercy seems to be the mes- thc-world notion." all four crew members were res- alliance in Afghanistan. Tamiscal High School, where sage among many others in Walker was drawn to Islam as forested canyon, where they fled cued, Pentagon officials said. after being routed from their His parents, Marilyn Walker, Walker graduated early from an Marin County, where chain early as 14 years old. In Internet — FBI agents questioned John who has worked as a nurse, and independent studies program, stores, neckties and non-organic chat-group messages he signed mountaintop positions and caves Walker, an American who joined the day before. The alliance had Frank Lindh, a corporate lawyer, was lampooned as a "rotting coffee are shunned, and people in 1995, he was quoting Malcom Taliban fighters, at a Marine base separated several years ago. stinking left-wing" place by syn- who aren't fortunate enough to X and ranting about hip-hop given them until 8 a.m. in southern Afghanistan. Walker Wednesday to give themselves Through the office of their attor- dicated radio host Michael telecommute disappear into lyrics. He began asking ques- said in earlier questioning that a ney, James Brosnahan, they Savage in San Francisco. Savage million-dollar homes after bat- tions about Islam, and within a up. but the deadline passed with new al-Qaida terror attack was no surrender. declined comment for this story. thinks Walker should be tried in tling the Golden Gate Bridge couple of years he was berating possible by the end of the Islamic But emotions are high among Afghanistan, and either execut- traffic from San Francisco each Zionists and signing his posts,. Ghafar said that during negoti- holy month Ramadan, but the ations it became clear that only the many people following ed or jailed for life. evening. "Salaam, Prof. J." White House cast doubt on the Walker's story. In one unscientif- "There's a mentality of subver- Chip Gow, an investment He began attending prayers at low-level al-Qaida fighters report, saying the 20-year-old planned to turn in their weapons ic Internet poll on the San sion in Marin that the children manager from Kentfield who the Islamic Center of Mill Valley would not have knowledge of Francisco Chronicle's Web site, are generally raised with," stopped in atabakery with his .v as one of the few white people at. and that senior officers would such plans. not. 60 percent of the 2,038 respon- Savage said Wednesday. "Here's year-old son, objected to the the mosque, according to friend — U.N. Secretary-General Kofi dents said he should be execut- an extreme example of what can idea that the community's val- and fellow worshipper Abdulla The alliance suspected that top Annan called for the quick al-Qaida leaders would have used ed. happen with this loose permis- ues sealed Walker's fate. Nana, who knew him as' deployment of a multinational "Neither his American citi- sive upbringing." "It's nonsense that the atti- Suleyman. any surrender to flee in small peacekeeping force in groups to other areas of Afghanistan and said he hoped Afghanistan or across the nearby Britain would agree to lead it. border to Pakistan, he said. — New Afghan leader I lamid Thousands of Pakistani troops Karzai arrived at the presidential have deployed on the frontier to palace in Kabul, the capital, on cut off escape routes. Wednesday, officials said. Karzai. Pilot honored yesterday in burial service U.S. warplanes kept up their named interim leader at a U.N.- assault at Tora Bora. AC-130s PILOT. FROM PAGE 1 buried. Burlingame received a Dr. Mark Burlingame, the ish in the war on terrorism." brokered conference last month, funeral with full Navy honors, pilot's younger brother, said he Burial with his parents would struck for a second straight night had not been in Kabul since his Wednesday, and during the day friend, who served several tours including a military band and a did not know what happened on have meant that Burlingame's appointment. rifle salute. Flight 77, but he was sure his widow could not be laid to rest B-52s pounded the al-Qaida posi- Ghafar said the surrender at the Navy's elite Top Gun tions in a roughly 10-square-mile Adm. Christopher Weaver, brother "fought with every last beside him. Also, that would negotiations were "just a begin- school, as "a blend ofTom Cruise area. and John Belushi" who was a commandant of the Naval ounce of his strength." have denied Burlingame. of During fighting Wednesday, ning" and might not bring a stop District of Washington, present- When the burial site was in Herndon, Va, his own tomb- to the battle at Tora Bora. He said patriot but also liked to play. about 60 U.S. special forces sol- Addressing the terrorists, ed Burlingame's widow, Sheri, doubt, veterans offered to give stone, with his name placed on his men had pulled back from diers were on the front line, wear- Whitman said: "We are a nation with the folded American flag up their own plots, said Sen. the back of the family plot mark- ing traditional Afghan hats and mountain positions they took in of Chic Burlingamcs and you that had draped over her hus- George Allen, R-Va., who had er. shawls, but carrying U.S. fighting Tuesday because of can never impose your will on band's coffin. asked President Bush to grant an Rep. Chris Smith. R-N.I., weapons and large backpacks, intense cold, and some al-Qaida us." Later, Mrs. Burlingame exemption. Allen said at the chairman of the House Veterans' making them stand out from the followers may have taken advan- A caisson pulled by six black appeared to be near tears as she funeral that Burlingame was "a Affairs Committee, introduced alliance fighters. tage of that to move back in. horses carried Burlingame's stared for a long moment at her true American patriot who paid legislation Thursday to elimi- In other developments: Other al-Qaida fighters could still body to the grave site, not far husband's casket before placing the ultimate sacrifice as one of nate the age requirement for in- — An Air Force B-1B bomber be lurking in the area. from where his parents are a red rose atop it. our nations first warriors to per- ground burial at Arlington. WffiftftftRRRRRRnftffii^^ "YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY" N.W. OHIO'S OLDEST INDEPENDENT RECORD STORE "OVER 30 YEARS IN MUSIC!"
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STATE BRIEFING Trucker could face jail time for crash TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) —A truck driver who slammed into the back of a van in May, killing three people, pleaded no contest to three misdemeanor counts of vehicular homicide. Calvin Prescotl, 76, of Ridgeville, Ind., could receive six months in jail and a S1.000 fine on each count when he is sentenced next month in Toledo Municipal Court. Prescott, a self-employed truck driver for 50 years, also faces a mandatory license suspension from one to five years. Prescott told police he glanced down and when he looked up he saw the van had slowed down for a con- struction zone on Interstate 75. The tmck pushed the van about 500 feel before it stopped. Killed were Donald Bookvvalter, 17; his son Travis, 22; and lames Lenzie, Associated Press Photo 16, all of Essex, 111. SOY REVOLUTION: Dr. Yael Vodovotz holds a loaf of soy bread as research assistant Yuchu Zhang, left, places a piece ot bread in an analyzer. Two others in the van were injured. Prosecutors said there was no evidence that he was driving recklessly al the Ohio tries to market soy bread time. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — would put the bread on grocery started incorporating soy into research, consulting and food- testers liked (he soy bread bel- Amusement parks Ohio Stall1 University hopes to shelves. their ingredients since the FDA manufacturing company. ter than wheat, Ballard said. market a bread that would People have to eat at least 25 released its claim. But he said The two started talking after And after sampling the beard, increasing prices make soy more attractive to grams of soy protein daily to he doesn't know of any Ballard attended a lecture OSU President William F. THE ASSOCIA1E0 PRESS Americans. reap its health benefits, accord- American bread products that Vodovotz gave on the proper- Kirwan e-mailed Vodovotz to It will cost thrill seekers a Americans are reluctant to ing to the FDA. Callanan said a use soy, though soy flour is ties that make bread stale. ask why it wasn't on the market. little more money next year embrace a soy-rich diet, though serving needs to provide 6.25 being incorporated into bread "We kind of joked because Neither Ballard nor Vodovotz at Ohio's three biggest sales of soy products increased grams of soy protein and be low in several countries outside the she was baking bread in bread know when the bread could hit amusement parks. alter a 1999 Federal Drug in fat, saturated fat and choles- U.S. Ohio State's bread would machines, and I like to bake grocery stores. Cedar Point in Sandusky Administration claim that soy terol to be considered heart - be the first. bread a more traditional way," But Ballard said he knows announced Tuesday that its might reduce the risk of heart healthy. Vodovotz started researching he said. that day will come eventually. adult tickets will be'$42, a $3 diseasd said Hob Callanan, Yael Vodovotz is an assistant soy bread while working at the Vodovotz said Ballard's bak- He said he also would like to see increase from last season. spokesman for the St. Louis- professor in the school's Food NASA lohnson Space Center in ing skills were key to the bread's soy bread in school lunches and Paramount's Kings Island based American Soybean Science and Technology Houston, where she was trying taste. sub shops. will also charge S42 for a Association. Department and one of two to develop a plan to sustain "It's been a very difficult University researchers also single-day admission — a S2 Ohio Slate hopes that bread people who developed Ohio human life on another planet. process to be able to incorpo- are interested in testing the increase from a year ago. will be more easily accepted State's bread recipe. She said the To develop the recipe, rate enough soy into your prod- bread's cancer-control poten- Six Flags Worlds of than traditional soy foods like bread meets the FDA's heart- Vodovotz partnered with Cory uct," she said. tial, said Steven Schwartz, a Adventure in Aurora, south- lofu or soy milk. The school is healthy requirements. Ballard — an undergraduate A comparison at The Hills professor and the Carl E. Haas east of Cleveland, will negotiating to license a soy Callanan said products such student and the senior food Market nearWorthington, Ohio endowed chair in the food charge $40, up from $38 last bread recipe to bakeries that as cereal and Slim Fast have technologist for Chef-Con, a showed that 70 percent of taste- industries.
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Especially gratifying are the by the idea of using ritual to offer financial security many powerful stories we reinforce what we model in DANIEL have heard about what col- our classes and co-curricular NIEMAN good ol' days when the bank strategically for maximum leagues are already doing to activities. We agreed that ritu- MARK teller would actually fill out infuse critical thinking and usage and payout. They want al in itself would accomplish KARPF your deposit or withdrawal you to withdraw your money, Guest Columnist reflection about values into nothing and, if it were not slip for you. Now they don't their classes. What we have especially if it's a different reinforced by actual practice, University of Nebraska even smile at you as they bank card or different bank We would like to thank the heard reinforces the commit- would invite derision. We also slide the slip of paper towards tee's belief that our faculty ATM. All of those little fees 373 faculty, staff, and stu- assumed that participation (U-WIFtE) LINCOLN, Neb. you, expecting you to remem- add up faster than you can dents who took time from and staff are well prepared to would be voluntary, not Banks, the keepers of money, ber your 10-digit account help the University achieve say "Pretty please! Rip me their schedules to participate mandatory. Given what we the global gateway to the number off the top of your off." in small-group discussions the goals envisioned by the University Committee on have heard from our col- financial world of time head. Unfortunately today's Tell me this. How is it that I about the values initiative on deposits and demand Vision and Values (UCW) in leagues, however, we have tellers are nothing more than can use this card for free at the main campus (Nov. 5-6) ceased further consideration deposits (savings and check- minimum-wage laborers and on the Firelands campus its report to the President. any of the thousands of loca- We welcome input from of the pledges and henceforth ing accounts) with their pushing thousands of dollars tions that accept Visa, but if (Dec. 5). We will share a sum- bomb-proof vaults and vacu- a day. No longer do they try to mary of the results with the faculty, staff, and students to we will focus on issues that it's a different bank ATM. help shape the future direc- are more central to our effort. um lubes at the drive-up win- remember your name there's a fee? Why is it that community as soon as we dow. Their colossal monu- because you are just another complete our analysis of the tion of the values initiative. Please accept our thanks when I get money out of the The UCW recommendations for participating in this ments for the main bank account number without a ATM it gives me an exact bal- minutes taken by session branch and their tiny recon- face. recorders. We also appreciate are a conceptual framework important discussion. If you ance, but when I use the Visa rather than a blueprint. have not already completed ditioned fast food restaurants But what really gets me is check part of the card it takes the many colleges, depart- for their drive-through the increased push for on- ments, committees, and Committee members the survey we recently circu- three to five days for it to hit assumed that their sugges- lated, please do so by the branches. line banking. It seems like my account? councils that have invited us Through them you can get every time I go into the bank, to their meetings during the tions would be fleshed out, start of the spring semester Now, last time I checked, all a house, a car, a student loan the tellers always are asking past two months to exchange refined, and adapted in light and return it to the Office of of this stuff is hooked up to or almost anything that you me if I've tried online banking views about how we can of discussion in the commu- Institutional Research. We the same thing, tying it make critical thinking about nity and the results of pilot want. Without them you yet. Don't they know that directly to the Inteme't with encourage you to continue to won't be able to get a credit they're just pushing them- values central to the student projects. We are a long way offer constructive suggestions its instantaneous electronic experience at BGSU. from implementing a formal card, sign a lease or get any selves out of a job? response. But for some rea- so that we can enhance the loan at all. I have a love-hate relation- Thanks for your honesty in program and will need the quality of undergraduate edu- son, 1 have not been able to expressing concerns, offering insights of the entire campus I grew up around small- ship with Wells Fargo. I love cation at BGSU. town banks. Of course, when all of the ATMs around town, balance my checking account encouragement and making community and. especially, of for months because the bank suggestions about how we the relevant curriculum com- I say this, I mean any locally Nebraska and the country for The University Visions & can't or won't give me an might accomplish our objec- mittees to help us get there. owned bank in Nebraska. But that matter. If you can't find a Values Comittee: accurate balance because I tives. These conversations We have also heard a great now, fewer and fewer of those Wells-Fargo ATM within a are surviving. In a world of mile or two of where you are supposedly have Visa check have illuminated the chal- deal of concern about the card charges still out. lenges we face, but have also pledges suggested in the Betsy Barn, M. Neil Browne, huge corporate mergers and right now, then you aren't Chaz Giles, Mark Gromko. Financial syndicates, the little looking hard enough. But I Get this. They tell me the suggested real opportunities UCW report. Aware that a only way to get a true account number of other major uni- Milt Hakel, Katherine guys and gals are getting lost hate the fact that at almost all for building on our successes of my money is to not use the versities had employed Newnam, Donald G. Nieman, too easily. I call this the Wells of those ATMs, you can only in recent years to enhance card for at least a week. Why the quality of undergraduate pledges for entering and Wanda Overland, Marina Fargo conspiracy. get twenty dollar bills out of education at BGSU. graduating students, commit- Oshana, Carney Strange, Large corporate banks don't them, which just encourages do they say this? Maybe they tee members were intrigued Eileen Sullivan offer any more security; they me to spend more money don't want me to know how just provide more chances for (the one in the Nebraska much money 1 have; it's a huge fallout with repercus- Union gives out $5 bills, almost like they want me to sions rebounding around the though). overdraw my account so that country and the world. But a I love my ATM check card; they can charge me a fee for 2iowtaiwi"| ~\ /l www.bgnews.com small-town bank has your it's just so damn convenient! that, too. money insured for $100,000, But I hate my ATM check card Banks are the keepers of just like the FDIC does for the because it's just too damn money. Like a double-edged big dogs. No matter what, convenient! sword, I want my bank to be your money is almost always This is where the Wells- friendly, speedy and accurate. safe. That's thanks to the Fargo conspiracy finally But all that speed and accura- Great Depression. What isn't comes into play. Those little cy can be expensive. Their lit- bgnewseiistproc.bgsu.edu W » "^ ■ u M " ■ rv-^ safe with large banks is your ATM cards are the best little tle fees are like Chinese water JL*T \_A KIMBERLY DUPPS, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF sense of individuality as you moneymakers that those torture on my savings, with a get lost among the millions of banks have. 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BARBARA MILLER, CLERICAL SPECIALIST WIU.WIN00M 1EFF TACKTT, DESKTOP SPECIALIST PEOPLE BRENDT FISCHER SHERYLSTOLLER BETH WESTGERDES REBEKAT0WNE ON THE STREET JUNIOR SENIOR JUNIOR SENIOR What is the most annoying Holiday song? "Grandma got run over by "I'm Jewish — they're all "Deck the Halls,'too many "The twelve days of a reindeer." annoying." fa-la-las." Christmas." r BG NEWS AMSANDENTERTAINMKXT Thursday. Oecembef 13.2001 5 'Another year over* in song 2001 best and worst music N'Sync had a huge release with year. Yes, Michael Jackson's USA Celebrity and Britney shocked Invincible debuted at number Best Albums of 2001 (It was a good album in a week live records doing those same BETTINGER everyone with her video for "I'm one on the album chart, but it year.) Maiden songs. Enough already.) a Slave 4 U." Other pop acts, like did not have half the staying Lisa Bettinger, A&E Editor 5.Godsmack -Awake (What A&E Editor O-Town, had a decent year while power as his previous efforts. 1. Travis - Tfie Invisible Band can I say, it is just a good album, Lisa Bettinger, A&E Editor other acts, like 98 Degrees and Mick Jagger's big solo album was (Near perfect album, and the ant they were really good live.) 1. Paul McCartney - Driving Eden's Crush, faded into bub- greeted by a less than enthusias- bass player is hot.) Rain (What happened lo Paul? 2001 offered a wild ride in the blegum history. tic crowd. The same was said for 2. The Strokes - Is This It (Yes, Erik Pepple, A&E Writer Why, Lord why? Such sonic music world. However the one 2001 will also go down as the sales for Paul McCartney's it's an American band.) LTheShins-0/i,/«i*rterf crap.) prevailing feeling thai hangs year of greatest hits CDs. DrivingRain. However not every 3. Gorillaz - Gorillaz (For once World (This New Mexico based 2.Anythingbythe Ghetto over music is that of loss. This Looking at the continuing suc- comeback was sour. After years Damon Albam was able to band has been around for Billies (Hands down one of the year alone we lost Joey Hamone, cess of The Beatles's 1 compila- of being missing in action, come up with an entire album of almost a decade and this year worst bands in ages.) George Harrison, Aaliyah, and tion, the floodgates for "best of Weezer came back with a decent material. Too bad he saw the release of their master- 3. Dave Matthews Band - lohn Phillips of the Mamas and packages was blasted wide vengeance. can'l do that with Blur.) piece. An album that combines Everyday (This was the year's the Papas Then there were the open. Pink Floyd delivered yet 2001 belonged to the new 4. Craig David - Born To Do It the pop sensibilities of the biggest let down until Paul events of Sept. 11. which another "best of" collection as kids. The Strokes became critical 5. Barenaked I-adies - Disc Beach Boys, Pavement and the dropped a bomb.) changed how all of entertain- did Madonna. Newer acts such darlings. Gorillaz became the One All Tlieir Greatest Hits (One Flaming Lips into its own entity.) 4. Various Artists - A Knights ment will have to create content. as Outkast and Barenaked most successful fictitious car- of the only greatest hits pack- 2. Andrew Bird's Bowl of Fire- Tale Soundtrack. Videos were scrapped and CDs Ladies also put together their toon band since The Archies. ages worth buying.) Tlie Swimming Hour 5. The Calling - Camino were pulled because of their cov- best efforts. For some acts this Nelly Furtado's flew off of record (Ransacking the last 100 years of Palmero (There is no originality ers. Needless to say things will made sense but for artists like shelves while Alicia Keys James Eldred, A&E Writer popular music, Bird brings to be found here at all.) never be the same. The feeling of Backstreet Boys, record buyers became an overnight superstar. 1. The Strokes -IsTliisIt klezmer, garage, torch songs and loss was felt across the board, no were proclaiming "It's not time Li!' Bow Wow showed that age (New York punk rockers rule.) the blues into the most original David Storie, A&E Intern matter what the genre. for you yet!" did not matter in hip-hop. 2. Gorillaz - GorilUiz album of the year.) 1. Britney Spears - Britney Moving on to somewhat hap- If you can't handle greatest In any event 2001 was defi- (Cartoons rockers rule.) 3. Guided by Voices-Zso/arion (Britney singing "I Love Rock pier topics (depending on what hits from one artist then you nitely a more eventful year, Sept. 3. System Of A Down- Drills (Dayton, Ohio heroes and Roll" is just wrong. This per- your tastes are), rock made a could always go to the NOW 11 aside, in the music industry. It Toxicity (Armenian rockers rule.) return with one of their best son has been almost as bad for strong comeback, breaking the That's What I Call Music collec- more than made up for the 4. Weezer - Weezer (Geek efforts. A terrific rock record.) Rock and Roll as choking on pop stranglehold on the charts. tion. In the U.S. the series is at bland, sugary pop filled year that rockers rule.) 4. Bob Dylan-Lou? & Theft vomit, plane crashes, snipers Staind, Nickelback. Weezer, Tool, number eight, with a Christmas was 2000. So while looking back 5. Pearl Jam -Seattle 5. Spoon-Girfs Can Tell and Limp Hi/kit combined.) Creed and Blink-182 among collection as well. If you think at 2001, the staff at The BG News Washington 1216100 (Seattle 2. Limp Bizkit- New Old Songs others had huge albums and that is bad, go over to the U.K. did what every other publication rockers still rule.) Honorable Mentions: Ryan 3. Backstreet Boys - The Hits singles this year. where they are on some insane loves to do this time of year, Adams-Gold, The Greenhomes- Chapter One (They have no right That's not to say that pop number like 55, or something compile best and worst lists. TJie Greenliomes, Ben Folds- of a greatest hits album, I just music is dying anytime soon like that We may not be the people at Brad Klypchak, A&E Writer Rockiri the Swburbs, The Pemice hope there is no Chapter Two.) (while some of us wish it would). Comebacks also highlighted, "Rolling Stone" but we like to 1. Iced Earth - Horror Slioui Brothers- The World Won't End. 4. Creed- Weatliered (Not so or should we say lowlighted, the think that we have better taste. (Some might knock the tribute Stylex- Wonder Program, The much the album as the ego. lo monster movie lyrics, but you Strokes-fe Tliislt, Gorillaz- Stapp, buddy, you are not Eddie can't knock the music. Power Gorillaz, Lucinda Williams- Vedder, Brad Pitt or Jesus, get metal done right) Essence. over it.) Franklin Park Mall. will be wrapping presents for 2. Alice Cooper - Billion 5. Pink Floyd - Echoes (I love TODAYS Dollar Babies (reissue) (The And With the Good Comes Pink Floyd, I love all the songs our family that the Lord has original alone is a classic. the Bad... on the album, but Pink Floyd Arts in Space collaborative blessed us with. All Remastered with a bonus disc of songs should not be listened to EVENTS installation "Sensemental." @ donations are welcomed. Also, live tracks and outtakes, this is Brad Klypchak, A&E Writer independently, these songs just Willard WankJeman Gallery, Fine THURSDAY, DEC. 13 we will be having pizza, pop, blissful.) 1. Arcade - A3 Live and loose something out of context.) Arts Building, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3. (Creator - Violent Revolution Unreleased (Even more proof A rare opportunity to experience and chips. We will be watching CAMPOS EVENTS "The Grinch" and fellowshipping (Pounding and pummeling, that Stephen Pearcy is hopeless- Erik Pepple, A&E Writer a highly interactive installation Kreator returns to their ly lost. A3 is wrong in so many 1. Creed- Weatliered (Cheesy, with one another. We hope that 52nd Annual Faculty/Staff exploring the elements of nature strengths.) ways. Arcade's two real records egotistical arena rock Scott Exhibition @ Dorothy Uber Bryan though the five senses. you come out and join us. 4. Loudness - Spiritual Canoe were lowly, and now demos and Stapp needs to be informed that Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (I love Akira Takasaki's guitar - help us - Stephen Pearcy live. he is, in fact, not Jesus) A wonderful opportunity to see 35th Annual Competitions in HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? playing. Combine that with the It gets no lower.) 2. Aaron Carter-O/i Aaron (A and purchase work by some of Music Performance If you have a campus or city original lineup, 1 smile for weeks. 2. Lost Horizon -Awakening 12-year-old boy sings about get- Preliminaries ® Kobacker Hall, the finest artists in this region, event that you would like to Only flaw - it should have been lite World (So over-the-top that ting it on with a variety of ladies. Moore Musical Arts Center, 4 released in the states.) it's beyond simply laughing at. Slightly less creepy than watch- this exhibition presents work in have listed in the calendar of a wide range of media by cur- p.m. 5. WA.S.R - Unholy Terror (I At least 1 heard somebody else's ing your parents make-out. The events, send an e-mail to rent and emeriti faculty and deserve one guilty pleasure here. copy and didn't buy it myself.) NAMBLA album of the year.) current staff members of the Basketball Game for Donations [email protected] or Listening to this, it's as if the 90s 3. Scorpions -Acouslica (It's 3. Joan of Arc-How Can School of Art. ©Eppler Center Courts, 8:30 stop by 210 West Hall with never happened.) sad to see how the once-mighty Anything so Little Be Anymore? p.m. The NAACP will be holding information on the event. The now trend surf. From failed elec- (Pretentious, self important President's Leadership Academy a basketball game for donations deadline is 6 p.m. two days tronic to failed orchestral to indie rockers who aim to amuse failed unplugged, what's next? only themselves and succeed. Ticket sales © Education to raise money for Dance before the event. The calendar David Storie, A&E Intern Marathon. Players will be repre- 1. Tool - Lateralus (A truly How soon for a hip-hop record?) The indie equivalent of Creed- Building Steps, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. does not print weekend events The President's Leadership senting groups like the Alphas, great album, that is all there is to 4. The Last Hard Men - Self- pompous, dumb, ego driven due to space limitations. Academy will be selling raffle Sigmas, Nupe's, 1-800 Collect, say.) titled (A "supergroup" of screw- slop.) tickets to benefit Dance Fab Five and others. 2. Bob Dylan - The Essential ups demonstrating what hap- 4. SheDaisy- The SheDaisy Marathon. Tickets will be $1 SPECIAL NOTICE: Friday. Dec. 14 Bob Dylan (It hurts to put a pens when too many brain cells Remix Album each or 6 for $5 The prize will Glory Phi God Christmas Party will be the last calender of greatest hits on (his list, but it are sacrificed to illicit •.til i ■ 5. Dave Matthews Band- be a $200 gift certificate to ©200MoselyHall.8p.m.We events for the semester. must be done.) siances. Some call it arty. I call it Everyday (It's easy to use the 3. Kindeythicves - Phi In tlie crap.) 11MB as a whipping boy, but this Sky (If you read my review you 5. Dianno - Beast Live (How hollowly produced, sloppily know, finding this album made many times can you go lo the written collection saps this band this year better.) well? This makes the two old of any charm they may have BG NEWS 4. Nickelback - Silver Side Up Maiden records and now five possessed.) THE CHARTS .it's A Great Nielsen ratings for 4. (4) "Everybody Loves 4. Chris Lee, Plays & Sings Raymond, "CBS, 11.6,12.2 mil- Torchd Songs, Cliarivari Daily Habit! the week released lion homes. Hymns SiOriki Blue-Marches . THE JSSOCIMID PRESS 5. (5) "Law 8. Order," NBC, 5. Langlcy Schools Music 11.2,11.8 million homes. Project, Innocence And Prime-lime ratings com- 5. (7)"Survivor: Africa," CBS, Despair piled by Nielsen Media 11.2.11.8 million homes. 6. Silver Jews. Bright Flight Research for Dec. 3-9. Listings 7. (8) "NFL Monday Night 7. Dismemberment Plan, include the week's ranking, Football: Green Bay at Change with rating for the week and Jacksonville," ABC. 11.0, 11.6 8. Gel up Kids, Eudora season-to-dale rankings in million homes. 9. Le Tigre, Feminist parentheses. ...can be found at 50 8. (6) "The West Wing," NBC, Sweepstakes An "X" in parentheses 10.6,11.2 million homes. 10. Fugazi, Argument on-campus denotes a one-time-only pre- 9. (10) -Will & Grace," NBC, 11. Shiner, Sliiner locations... sentation. The rating is the 10.3.10.9 million homes. 12. Del Rey, Speak If Not percentage of the nation's esti- 10. (X) "48 Hours-Monday," Out Loud mated 105.5 million TV CBS, 10.2,10.7 million homes. 13. Hope Sandoval and The The News That homes. Each ratings point rep- Warm Inventions, BaMiian 204 WMt Hftl resents 1,055,000 households. 372 2601 WBGU-FMTop15 Fruit Bread 1. (2) "CS1: Crime Scene 14. Trans Champs, Double Matters To You... bgncwsOustpfocogsu adu Investigation," CBS, 14.9, 15.7 l.DeLaSouL/lO/.Biomi: Exposure million homes. 2. Nathaniel Merriweather, 15. Gem, Sunglare 2. (1) "Friends," NBC, 14.0, Lovage: Music to Make Love to Serenades 14.8 million homes. Your Old Lady By Figures courtesy of WBGU- Il21|»|»» 3. (16) "60 Minutes," CBS, 3. Les Savy Fav, Go Forth FM. 11.9,12.5 million homes. '■'ll ■■■-**«lsi.» §f%€AFE ^ 104 S. Main 353-0988 ALL YOU CAN EAT Check us out at: www.easystreetcafe.net CELEBRATE THE LIGHT OF HOPE! $5.50 v WALLEYE $7.50 CH OUT BENEFIT * * with Stylex, Orgones, FRIID [GH DJ Dubb, and Robots in Boxes $4tfr $4 cover under/$2 cover over 21 K02TITI02TTTI Main St. 352-0123 IA/AXV MONX ANNUAL PRE-CHRISTMAS /404a "Xc Z>cCt ~ Si Thomas MM* t'ntvtrsll* Parish SQgffo Bo«lin| (inni, OH 4.W0I call 353-0988 for show details NFL BROWN'S WARREN READY FOR NEXT QUARTERBACK. PAGE 8 THURSDAY December 13, 2001 www.bgnews.com/sports BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY IOC takes steps for Slugger's salaries skyrocket by Ronald Blum lion. Twenty-five years ago, in the Bud Selig, had the two lowest $3,256,852 and the New York 60), Philadelphia (86-76), Afganistan IHE ASSOCIAtEO PRESS last season before free agency, averages for the second straight Mets, third in the NL East at 82- Minnesota (85-77) and the BOSTON — Baseball's aver- the average was $51,501. season: $1,128,470 for the Twins 80, were next at $2,998,090. Chicago White Sox (83-79). age salary broke the $2 million The Yankees, who won their and $926,333 for the Expos. Atlanta, which won the NL East, In testimony before the House barrier for the first time this sea- fourth straight American League The Yankees had the highest was fifth at $2,956,695. Judiciary Committee last week. to compete son, and the New York Yankees pennant but failed to win the average for the third consecutive Among other playoff teams, Selig called for an overhaul of the led the major leagues with an World Series for the first time year and the seventh time in by Steven Wilson Seattle was eighth at $2,769,003, sport's economic system, saying THE ASSOCIATED PP.ESS average of nearly $4 million. since 1997, paid an average of eight seasons. The Arizona St Louis was 11th at $2,556,629 fans in many cities had lost The final average salary of a $3,930,334 to the 31 players on Diamondbacks, who rallied to and Houston was 12th at LAUSANNE. Switzerland — "hope" and "faith." major league player in 2001 was their Aug. 31 roster and disabled beat the Yankees in the ninth $2,442,357. Designated hitters were the The IOC took the first steps $2,138,896, according to final fig- list. inning of Game 7 of the World Tampa Bay had the biggest highest-paid players, averaging Wednesday toward having ath- ures released Wednesday by the Seven of the eight playoff Series, were ninth at $2,701,205. drop, from 15th place to 28th at $5,650,019. They were followed letes from Afghanistan compete Major League Baseball Players teams were among the top 12 in Los Angeles, which finished $1,130,330. by first basemen ($4,622,617), at the 2004 Olympics in Athens. Association. average salary. The exception third in the NLWest, was second The biggest rise was six spots, outfielders ($4,473,863), short- IOC president Jacques Rogge That was up 12.8 percent from was the Oakland Athletics, 23rd at $3,755,511, followed by with the Astros moving up from stops ($3,399,184), third base- said he would send Fekrou last year's average of $1,895,630 among the 30 teams at Boston ($3,565,027). which 18th and Kansas City going from men ($3,381,638), starting pitch- Kidane. a senior Olympic diplo- — the lowest rate of increase $1,310,084. wound up 13 1/2 games behind 28th to 22nd at $1,314,246. ers ($3,228,719), catchers mat, to Kabul as soon as since 1998. Still, baseball passed Minnesota and Montreal, the the Yankees in the AL East The 12 biggest spenders all ($3,196,350), second basemen Afghanistan achieves political the $2 million mark just nine teams most likely targeted for AL Central champion had winning records, but only ($3,070,815) and relief pitchers stability and forms a stable gov- years after reaching the $1 mil- elimination by commissioner Cleveland was fourth at four others did: Oakland (102- ($1,510,904). ernment Rogge added, however, that there was no chance of Afghan athletes taking part in the Salt Lake City Winter Games in February. Newton "We are not in favor of Toughness is trait in Jerome tokenism and sending one or two Afghan athletes to Salt lake arrested by Joel Hammond City just because of the symbol," IHE ec NEWS he said. "Athletes must be trained, must have a good, Solid, unspectacular, gets the for drugs decent level. That, of course, is job done, consistent. impossible today in These traits seem unessential again Afghanistan." to a basketball player in today's Afghanistan is the only coun- age of high fliers and spectacular byloelAnderson try barred from the Olympics by individual plays. THE ASSOCIAtEO PIESS For BG junior Megan Jerome, DALLAS — Former Dallas the International Olympic however, being a solid contribu- Committee. The Afghan com- Cowboys lineman Nate tor, day in and day out for the Newton was arrested mittee was suspended in 1999, in women's basketball team is just part because of the Taliban Wednesday on charges of fine. Jerome, who played in all 28 carrying at least 175 pounds regime's policy of prohibiting games two years ago as a fresh- women from competing in of marijuana, his second man, has played in seven games such arrest in six weeks. sports. thus far this season, including But now with the Taliban Newton, facing a federal her first two career starts. charge of possession with removed from power, Olympic Last year, however, was a dif- officials hope that Afghanistan intent to distribute mari- ferent story for the Marion, Ohio, juana, was being held at the can be reinstated and send a native. After playing the first 15 Lew Sterrett Justice Center team — including women — to games, and averaging 3.6 points pending action by prosecu- Athens in 2004. per game, Jerome's season was tors, Dallas County Sheriff's "If things evolve well, it would abruptly cut short by a back Department spokesman be very nice to have Afghan ath- injury that was later diagnosed Don Peritz said. letes in Athens," Rogge said. as a stress fracture and ended On Nov. 4, Newton was "Afghanistan is the only national her season. arrested in I.ouisiana after Olympic committee today we "It (coming back) has been police said they found 213 have not recognized out of 200 in extremely difficult," she said. "A pounds of marijuana in a the world. To have all the NOCs back injury is not like an arm or van he was driving. He was in Athens would be a dream." leg. because the back is pretty released on $100,000 bond Rogge spoke at a news confer- much the center of everything; on charges of suspicion of ence at the close of a two-day so it's been hard. There's been a possessing marijuana with meeting of the IOC's ruling exec- lot of pain on a lot of nights, but intent to distribute. utive board. it's all worth it" Peritz said Drug Kidane, an Ethiopian who "She's just so physically Enforcement served as former IOC president tough," said women's head Administration agents Juan Antonio Samaranch's chief coach Curt Miller. "We don't see flagged down Dallas of staff, has been the IOC's chief any side effects from that stress County officers on a high- contact with the United Nations. fracture, which is a hard injury to way Wednesday to seek On Tuesday, the U.N. General come back from. She has chron- help stopping two vehicles Assembly adopted a resolution ic issues to deal with on a daily that were traveling together. supporting an "Olympic Truce" basis, but it doesn't hinder her. If Newton and two other during the Feb. 8-24 Salt Lake she has a problem during prac- men were arrested. Further ■ photo Games. tice, she gets in that trainer's details of the arrest were not However, the resolution stops room and gets right back onto HANGING TOUGH: BG junior Megan Jerome has battled injury during her career as a Falcon, but immediately disclosed. short of calling for a military the practice court" has been able to keep her level of play conslstant despite her injuries. Newton is a six-time Pro ceasefire, a move the Bush Perhaps those same qualities Bowl offensive lineman administration has ruled out as it — solid, consistent — is what underclassmen-laden team and the right position, something Like Miller said, Jerome can who helped Dallas win continues its war in Afghanistan. former coach Dee Knoblauch senior Francine Miller injured our younger players can learn score given the opportunity. In three Super Bowls. He spent recruited Jerome for, in 1999. At and out of the lineup, Jerome is from. high school, at Marion Pleasant 14 seasons in the NFL, 13 "We are not wanting states to High School, was a second-team do things that are not achiev- that time, Francine Miller, Angie looked to as a leader. "Without two main scorers with Dallas. He retired last now, whatever offensive produc- all State selection as a senior, and able," Rogge said. "The IOC is a Farmer, and Afra Smith were all "Megan is a tough player," said year after a season with Miller. "She is a stabbing force on tion she gives us is a bonus Her led her team to the Division IV sports organization. It cannot established as scorers in the pro- Carolina. gram. That allowed Jerome time the court Her defense is really shooting is very timely, and she The 39-year-old Newton pretend to be bringing peace or has provided us a spark many enforcing peace We are just air- to develop, and now, with an great. She plays great fundamen- JEROME PAGE 7 worked last year as a com- tal defense, and she's always in times already this season." ing a symbolic voice." mentator on ESPN radio But Rogge said he would and more recently was an appeal for a global truce in the analyst for some BET televi- coming weeks and at the open- sion college football broad- ing of the Salt Lake Games. casts. The IOC board received a report by video link from Salt Buckeyes break Santa Clara Lake City organizers, including an update on the security mea- by Rusty WHer Twelve Buckeyes scored. 20.4 points per game. dence goes up. Our confidence sures in place since the Sept 11 IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS "I'm very, very surprised at the "One thing we talked about certainly wasn't up." attacks. COLUMBUS — Before Ohio final score," O'Brien said. "Not in before the game was the impor- Santa Clara went scoreless for "We are totally reassured State took the floor against Santa a hundred years would I have tance of getting away, of not the first 4:25, then went without about the organization of the Clara on Wednesday night, thought it would have been like being sluggish," O'Brien said. a point for 7 minutes in the mid- games and the security mea- coach lim O'Brien challenged that. But we got a lot of open There was little drama left dle of the game. sures," Rogge said. "We've never the Buckeyes to play well from shots." after Ohio State dominated the The Buckeyes were 8 of 18 on had such a level of security at an the outset. Many of them came on the first 5 minutes. 3-pointers at the half while Santa Olympics before. You can never Challenge accepted. perimeter. "One of our challenges was to Clara was 6 of 23 from the field guarantee 100 percent security Velimir Radinovic scored all Ohio State set a school record step up and play defense from and missed all four 3-pointers it but everything that is humanly six of his points as Ohio State ran with 30 3-point field goal the start," Savovic said. "We did tried. Ohio State also had a 25-10 possible has been done." off the first 11 points and coasted attempts and tied the school that and that's why we got off to advantage on the boards and a Rogge repeated that the IOC to an 88-41 win Wednesday mark with 13 3-pointers. Savovic such a good start." 10-0 upper hand in assists. has been assured that no teams night was 4 for 6 behind the arc, scor- The Buckeyes led 28-6 on "They did everything they or athletes will stay away from It was the worst loss ever for ing all of his points on 3-point- Brandon Fuss-Cheatham's 3- wanted to do," Davey said. the games. the Broncos (1-5), topping a 98- ers. pointer at the 805 mark. Ahead Not until there was just 425 File photo "I can say that all NOCs will 52 loss at Purdue a year ago. The Buckeyes had not been 39-17, Ohio State ran off the final remaining did the Broncos final- BUSTED AGAIN: Former "They've got a little firepower," playing well in the first half of eight points of the half and the ly hit more field goals overall than participate," he said. "No one will Dallas Cowboy Nate Newton be missing. All the athletes will a stunned Santa Clara coach their five previous victories, first nine of the second half to Ohio State had made behind the was busted for posseslng participate." Dick Davey said. outscoring their opponents by build a 56-17 lead. arc Jason Morrissette's 3-pointer, 175 lbs. of marijuana. Rogge said the IOC had also Brian Brown scored 15 points an average of just 4.6 points in "They were very efficient in which cut the Buckeyes' lead to had assurances that no teams or and Boban Savovic had 12 the opening half. In the second everything they did," Davey said. 79-34, made Santa Clara 13 of 48 Newton was arrested for athletes would be blocked from points for Ohio State (6-0), with halves, however, they were "Sometimes when you make from the field to OSU's 12 of 28 possesing 213 lbs. of the entering the United States. Sean Connolly adding 11 points. outscoring their opponents by some shots early, your confi- on 3-pointers drug November 4. I\ BG NEWS SPORTS Thursday, December 13,2001 7 BG SPORTS JRV /^"V ^% Jerome steps up PICK OF THE WEEK /0\ JEROME, FROM PAGE 6 ficult task of a Division I stu- Its Bowl WJ* and although BG fans dent-athlete: balancing school- are pretty bombed that fighting work and classwork. Falcons did not get a bid, there are NICKHURM ERICA GAMBACCINI ERIKCASSANO 0Kimberly Oupps state semifinals her junior year. still some strong matchups ahead. She averaged 17.5 points her "She has bought into the new Sports Editor Assistant Editor Writer BG News Editor senior year, and 15.5 in her coaching staff's system, and Prediction South Carolina South Carolina Ohio State South Carolina junior year, all while earning all- plays it well," said Miller. "She's a Ohio State vs. Score 21-20 24-7 28-21 28-21 league and district honors in student of the game, she under- South Carolina softball. stands what goes on and what Rant Serves the Bucks Can you say repeat Buckeyes win Because I'm a "With Francine out, we know she needs to do to become suc- right for not signing victory for the rematch of last Southern Belle at people need to step up," said cessful." Outback Bowl Ryan Brewer. Gamecocks. year. heart. Jerome. "1 just wanted to elevate "It's been a goal of mine since my game whenever needed, I started to graduate with a 4.0," Prediction Tennessee Michigan Tennessee Tennessee said Jerome. "There's been long Tennessee vs. and I hope to continue to do 35-28 34-27 34-13 nights, but it will be worth it Score 45-14 that. I love having more respon- Michigan Rant First Ohio State. Now The Wolverines Vols lost SEC, 1 know the Volunteers sibility on the court, and now when I graduate with a 4.0 and more excuses why shine through once somebody has to crushed Vanderbilt everyone does. Every player say that I did it while playing Citrus Bowl the Big Blue lose. again. pay. and 1 like orange. should want that." Division I athletics." The junior also maintains a Long nights, she says. 'Wonder if that's what opposing 4.0 GPA through her first four Nebraska vs Prediction Miami Nebraska Miami Nebraska semesters at BGSU, and has players say after being guarded Score 21-17 31-17 35-17 24-12 mastered possibly the most dif- by Jerome for a night. #1 Miami Rant 1 was tipped off by a Cornhuskers No matter the BCS Because 1 just love BG volleyball spiker rebound after mess, Miami wins. farm equipment! Rose Bowl about this one. Colorado loss. CaVs Miller has Maryland vs. Prediction Florida Florida Florida Florida 28-21 #3 Florida Score 35-31 28-20 22-16 Rant Did Blackney's Another fruity win Grossman lost 1 figured 1 would go speeches about for the Gators. Heisman, but wins with the crowd. further test Orange Bowl honor inspire Terps? bowl. CLEVELAND (AP) — game, had 11 points and Toledo vs. Prediction Cincinnati Toledo Cincinnati Cincinnati Cavaliers guard Andre Miller seven assists against the Score 38-13 48-24 42-21 36-14 returned from the team's Rockets before he got hurt. Cincinnati Rant Nippert Stadium, BG is the only team Yeah, 1 know. But UT My hometown! Plus, road trip to have further tests His replacement, Bimbo the coolest name in that can stop the will suck next year. we should have UTs on his right shoulder which Coles, came in and led the Motor City Bowl college football. Rockets. spot. he separated during Cavs to a 107-102 win over Tuesday's win in Houston. the Rockets, who have Miller, the NBA's assist dropped 11 straight games. Oregon at Prediction Oregon Colorado Oregons Colorado leader this season, separated Miller was named the Colorado Score 14-13 24-10 21-17 30-15 his shoulder when he Eastern Conference's player Rant Team with the Buffalos have been Colorado will "Duck" If CU could comeback rammed into Rockets for- of the week last week. He biggest 'Organ' will pulling the shocker for cover after the way they did this ward Kenny Thomas with scored a career-high 34 Fiesta Bowl pull this one out. all season. Oregon is done. year, hell yeah. 5:30 left in the fourth quarter. points in a win last Saturday Miller remained on the against Denver. floor in pain for several min- Miller's injury comes just utes and was helped to the as the Cavs were getting bench where the team's train- healthy and starting to play ing staff helped pop his well. They've won seven of shoulder back in. their last nine. Pittsburgh place-kicker erratic The Cavs said Miller would Center Zydrunas Ilgauskas undergo further exams at the has only been back for four by Alan Robinson horrifkally bad season; his 25 Pitt kicker Nick Lotz, for exam- Sunday, or the four misses earlier Cleveland Clinic and it was games after coming back THE ASSOCIATED PRESS field goals lead the NFL and his ple, is 7-of-8 on the road but only against the Ravens, won't be on unclear if he would rejoin the from surgery on his left foot. PITTSBURGH — Kris Brown, 55-yard field goal at Kansas City is 4-of-9 at Heinz. Among the his mind Sunday. The Steelers team in Dallas for Thursday The 7-foot-3 center, whose the usually reliable Pittsburgh tied for the longest this season. missed attempts by Lotz and will be trying to win in Baltimore night's game against the career has been slowed by kicker, is having an inexplicably What troubles Cowher is Pitt's opponents were those from for the fourth consecutive sea- Mavericks. injuries to his feet, scored a up-and-down season even as the Brown's bad streaks seem to 21,23 and 34 yards—almost chip son. Miller, averaging 10.6 season-high 22 points in 23 Steelers streak through their best occur without warning. As shots for skilled college kickers. "It's disappointing it's frustrat- assists.and 16.8 points per minutes against Houston. season in 23 years. Cowher said, "It is not so much as "I think it (the grass field) is a ing but, at the same time, it's in What worries coach Bill he is in a total funk, kicking every factor, I really do," Cowher said. the past," Brown said. Cowher is that Brown's bouts of ball bad." "There's no question that it's Unlike many kickers, Brown American Heart Heart disease and stroke kill more erraticism always seem to come "For me, it was tough because uneven, and the (kicker's) plant also was a position player, play- AAVKialwn, M people than any other disease. right when the Steelers (10-2) are it was so all of a sudden," Brown foot slips at times. It is not as ing quarterback at Carroll High In lad, camiouascutar disease kills more School in Southlake, Texas, for AMERICAN people (ban the next seven leading cause playing the defending Super said Wednesday. "For the most firm. It's a lot easier to kick on a o) death combined The American Hca't Bowl champion Baltimore part I was kicking well and then turf field." two years. As a result, he under- HEART Association is the nat WATCH Looking for the perfect place to live next year? BG24 lake a look in our direction... NEWS We've got a great apartment for you! 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PITTSBURGH — Bill Guerin On Sunday, Warren won't even scored twice and the Boston say hello. Bruins withstood two Alexei "I don't talk to any quarter- Kovalev goals to hold off backs at all," Warren said. "I dont Pittsburgh for a 4-2 victory have nothing to say to Mark Wednesday night. Brunell." The Bruins won for the ninth Warren's devastating shot time in 13 games largely helped knock Brunell out of the because of second-period goals Browns' 23-14 win over the by Guerin, who has 10 goals over laguars. It also drew Warren, that span, and Sean O'Donnell, Cleveland's first-year defensive who hadn't scored since Feb. 24, tackle, a $35,000 fine from the when he played for Minnesota. league and gave him an early Bruins backup John Grahame reputation as a nasty player. turned aside 33 of 34 shots on a And although 'tis the season to busy night in only his fifth start be jolly, Warren doesn't plan to this season for his second victo- make nice with Brunell this ry. He is 3-0-1 in his career Sunday when the Jaguars visit the against the Penguins. Browns. Kovalev got his 10th and nth On Jacksonville's first offensive goals, but the Penguins still lost series back on Sept. 30, Brunell for the first time in five games. had just thrown an interception They wea' 3-0-1 in their previ- and was making his way toward ous four, including a 2-2 "tie the play when he got flattened by Tuesday in Washington in their Warren. first encounter this season with Afterward, Brunell called former Penguins star Jaromir Warren's hit a cheap shot, and the lagr. league didn't disagree. Boston, winning in Pittsburgh Warren was fined and sum- for only the third time in 11 moned to New York for a chat years, opened a 3-1 lead when with commissioner Paul O'Donnell one-timed Jozcf Tagliabuc to discuss his conduct Stumpers cross-ice pass pas) and for a lesson on the rules pro- goalie lohan lledberg on a tecting quarterbacks. power play at 1653 of the sec Since then, Warren has f lie photo ond. behaved himself on the field, but CRUNCH: Brown's No. 1 draft pick Gerard Warren (94) brings down Tennessee Titan Eddie George in a recent game. Stumpel laked a shot from the got into trouble off it He was left circle, but instead steered it arrested in Pittsburgh last month tant. I'm going to play my game, a penalty. There's a point where They were the type of perfor- he said. "I didn't start off .is well as toO'Donnell in the opposite cir- mid faces charges of carrying an my style of football." you just have to be professional mances Davis has been expect- I would have liked to, but things cle for an unguarded shot that unlicensed gun. Brunell said the Jaguars aren't about it. Things happen. It's ing from Warren. Several times are starting to click in the second was In1 lledberg before he cimld Browns coach Butch Davis making Warren a marked man. unfortunate. It shouldn't have this season Davis has compared half." play it. suspended the team's top draft And even if they did. the QB happened and he got fined for it." Warren to Russell Maryland, a Warren's hit on Brunell wasn't Guerin had put Boston in the pick for one game. wouldn't be the one handing out After serving his one-game former No. 1 overall pick whom the only thing upsetting to the lead at 2-1 earlier in the period, But with the laguars coming to any retribution against the 6- suspension against Cincinnati Davis coached in Dallas. Jaguars. Wide receiver Sean finding himself open in front of town, Warren again found him- foot-4,322-pound Warren. on Nov. 25, Warren has played his "I'm not going to say he Dawkins accused Warren of the net for a shot he deflected off self defending his hit on Brunell "As far as I'm concerned, it's best games of the season the past exceeded my expectation intentionally sleppingon his legs. I ledbergfe shoulder. Pittsburgh's and said he's not worried about over with," Brunell said. "It's not two weeks, Davis said. because I had high ones," Davis Not tme, Warren said. John Jakopin had abandoned revenge. like I'm gonna try to exact Warren had eight tackles, five said ofWarren. "But he's definite- "1 was being blocked by one of his own end to try to play the "I have to play the game," revenge on that guy. He's twice pressures and was "absolutely ly on track." his offensive linemen," Warren puck in the neutral zone, but Warren said. "If that takes place, my size. That's crazy. spectacular" against Tennessee Warren admits the week off said. "At the time, he fell l>ehind Don Sweeney beat him to it to hopefully, the right people will "I'm not gonna have my line- two weeks ago, Davis said. refreshed him. He also appreciat- me and the guy was pushing me set up Guerin's 12th goal. see it and take the necessary men do anything either," he Warren followed that with anoth- ed Davis' compliments, but when the play was over. I didn't Guerin scored I,is 13th into an actions. I'm not going to be hesi- added. 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LeeAnn Bies added 12 points An 18-5 Toledo run trimmed for the Wolverines (8-1), who Michigan's lead to 33-22 at half- won their eighth straight since a time, but the Wolverines slowly season-opening loss to then-No. pulled away in the second half. 6 Louisiana Tech. The Rockets scored only four Courtney Risinger scored 16 points in a five-minute stretch points and Melantha Herron midway through the second added 15 for the Rockets (3-5), half, allowing Michigan to who have lost four of five. expand its 46-30 lead to 60-34 Toledo hit only 25 percent of with six minutes to go. its shots and made only seven It was the Rockets' first home field goals in each half. Its poor game since their 71-65 upset of shooting allowed Michigan, then-No. 5 Duke on Nov. 18. File photo American Heart J Heart disease and stroke kill more Auociaunn." people than any other disease. REGRETFUL Denver Nuggets coach Dan Issel apologizes during his press conference yesterday for comments he made. In lad. cardiovascular disease kills more AMERIC AN people than the next seven leading cause ol death combined. The Amencan Heart HEART Association is the nation's oldest and WALK largest voluntary agency dedicated to January 26. 2002 reducing disability and death due to Issel suspended for comments cardiovascular disease and stroke by promoting healthy lifestyles and investing bylohfiMossman Vandeweghe said. dard," she said. ing. m lite-saving research and education. THE ASS0CIAI(0 PRESS At a news conference attended lohn Calipari was fined While noting that Issel's C" 800-209-1151 I DENVER — Denver Nuggets by several members of the $25,000 by the NBA in 1997, remarks were made "in the heat tor more .nto* coach Dan Issel was suspended Hispanic media and Hispanic when he was coach of the New of the moment after another loss for four games by the team community, a visibly upset Issel Jersey Nets, for making a similar at the buzzer," Vandeweghe said Wednesday for shouting a pro- apologized. He called the con- comment to a Hispanic reporter. the remarks were "obviously fanity and insensitive ethnic frontation "very stupid and "We took this many steps regrettable." remark at a fan. regrettable." beyond what happened with Before announcing the sus- Issel made the remarks as he "I apologize to the fans, to the John CaJipari," Vandeweghe said. pension, Vandeweghe spent walked off the court after a 99-96 Nuggets organization and the The fan shouted at Issel as he much of the morning on the loss to the Charlotte Hornets on people of Denver for that uncar- left the court after the loss to phone with Nuggets owner Stan Tuesday night. The coach ing and un-Christian-type com- Charlotte, the Nuggets' fifth Kroenke, league officials and responded to a taunt from the ment," Issel said. "I take full defeat in a row and 14th of 21 state Sen. Robert Hernandez. The fan by yelling back, "Go drink responsibility for my actions and games this season. It was unclear NBA asked the Nuggets to handle another beer, you Mexican ... ," I'm sorry for the embarrassment what the fan said. the matter internally. adding an expletive at the end of it's caused my team, my family." Nuggets point guard Nick Van "Mr. Kroenke feels very strong- the sentence. Choking up for a second time, Exel tried to steer Issel away from ly about any type of racial com- The exchange was caught on he abruptly left the news confer- the confrontation, but the coach ment," Vandeweghe said. "He let videotape by KUSA-TV ence, leaving Vandeweghe to stopped and shouted at the fan it be known it won't be tolerated." Team general manager Kiki answer questions before he was hustled into the When asked by reporters why Vandcweghe called the penalty At a press conference arena tunnel by assistant coach Issel wasn't fired, Vandeweghe "very severe." Wednesday, Veronica Barela and Mike Evans. said: "We take this very seriously," other members of the Hispanic It has been a difficult week for "This guy has given his whole he said. "Does it fix the situation? Chamber of Commerce the Nuggets Besides the losing life to this organization. We did I think only time fixes the situa- demanded Issel be fired. "Dan streak, they played their first not think that throwing away 25 tion." Issel is a public figure and a role game Tuesday night since Van years invested in this league and Issel makes just over $28,000 a model in our community and Exel, their leading scorer, went this team was warranted. Do you Thanks for all of the game, so the suspension will cost this demands some sensitivity for public with his demand to be forget about 25 years of service the coach more than SI 12,000, the public and a higher stan- traded, saying he was sick of los- over five seconds?" great things you do for Student Publications! Read the BG News daily !!! 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Call 354-6625. 28 Reddish wood tree Coast Vacations wants to send you land, Cancun and Jamaica from 32 Not manifest on Spring Break to Cancun, the Ba- $459. Air, Hotel, Transfers. Parlies Subleasei needed ASAP lor 2 bdrm 34 Near hamas, Jamaica, or Mazatlan FOR and More! Organize small group- apt. $200/mo ♦ utilities, lum. Will 35 African antelope FREE! To find out how. call 1 -888- earn FREE trips plus commissions! have own room Close to campus. 36 Edge 777-4642 or e-mail Call 1-800-GET-SUN-1 Until May 2002. Call Sarah O 354- 37 Tap gently aalfla ft suncoasftaca.Horis.cpm. 7842 Woodland Banquet Center Subleaser needed ASAP Make reservations now!! own room, close to campus. $50/hour or $200 for 5 hours. Services Offered $295/mo plus utilities THINKING ABOUT GRAD SCHOOL? LAW SCHOOL? MED SCHOOL? 8.G. Woodland Mall Contact John Short at 353-4606. Worried about pregnancy? Woodland Mall Website Subleaser needed lor turmshed CALL THE WORLD LEADER IN TEST PREP Get Tested www, bowoodlandmall com large 1 bedroom apt. Avail, in Jan. 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center Check us out! Sales, special events, Call 373-0429. movie times, store information, etc. ej j^ ej£ ^ ejQ ^ »ej ^ eff ^ C^^T ^^1 P B.G. Woodland Mall Subleaser needed Immediately Personals Lg. bedroom across Irom campus Lease ending In May $275 A gas 1-800-KAP-TEST • WWW.KAPLAN.COM Call Brittany at 353-6175 Fraternities * Sororities Wanted Subleaser wanted. Large 1 bdrm, Clubs * Student Groups close to campus. $300/mo plus Earn $1.000-52,000 this semester utilities. Columbia Courts Apts. Call with the easy Aaron 353-5862 or (419)494 6885 Help Wanted For Sale For Rent Campusfundraiser.com threo hour 1 F.rmte. pref. senior or grad stu- fundraising event. Does not involve dent lo share a 3 bdrm condo own Wanted: Dae. Graduation Tickets! bdrm & lull bath with garage & credit card applications. Fundraising Call (419)666-7170 or e-mail Sarah Earn extra cast) for Christmas local 6th Annual " Room available starting now laundry call 352-7594 dates are filling quickly, so call fsaraht)bgnel.bgsu.edu. office in Perrysburg tilling positions BGSU Ceramic Organization $225 mo. including utilities Chnstmas Sale Dec 13-15Thur S 353-0325 10am-7pm today! Contact 1 Female subleasei needed to Price negotiable NOW in customer sales/service. Campu sfundra.se r com Fri. 9-8pm. Sat 10-6pm. Located share 1 bdrm. in 2 bdrm. apt. Close Will Pay $$$$ S14.15 base-appt's ; guaranteed ceramics 1216, FmsArt Bldg at (866)923-3238. or visit to campus! Available now. Call Ja- 1, 2, or 3 Graduation Tickets starling pay. Fun work environment 1 Large Room & Bath Efficiency BGSU Hand crafted functional pot- www.camDusrunaraiser.com mie O (419) 308-0282 Call 354-7330 Jess with other students. Work 10-40 hrs 352-5822 per wk. Co-ops/scholarships award- tery by student artists. ed, conditions exist. No telemarket- All work bursarable with valid ID. 334 N. Main Lg. 3 bdrm apt Avail, ing or door to door sales. No exp. 2000 Saturn SL1. This la the per- spring sem $800/mo. Near campus Help Wanted necessary, we train. Must have a fect car for the college student! 4 and downtown 352-4197 positive attitude & people skills. Call dr., 14.000 MILESI A/C, Automat- Apartment available Jan 10 2 bdrm. We're ic, CD, Beautiful Blackberry Col- Mon. through Fri. 9a to 5p. 419-874- 2 bath furnished $600/mo plus 1327. www.semesterbreakwork.com or. Below Book. Must Sell! S9.895. Charing Cross Apartments electric Call 352-0717. more 669-3047. 419-352-0590. Now accepting appli- Available Aug. 15.2002 Office cleaning evenings over Bed - Queen pillow top. new. in cations for studio & 1 bdrm. apts. 11 1/2 month lease. 686-4651. THAN YOU THINK Christmas break. 6-8hrs/week. Own plastic. Full manufacturer's warran- Short term leases available. 3/4bdrm house 226 E Merry $1200 transportation required 352-5822 ty. Retail $600. Sacrifice $199 Can futilities 3bdrm house 718 3rd st deliver. Call 419-392-7465. H.W for management & kitchen help $800 p/utilities. 3/4 bdrm house P Planned F&renthcxxF at Squeaker's Vegetarian Cafe. Bed lull size pillow-top mattress set Putin-Bay 118 Clay St $1200 p utilities Call 348-5369. New in plastic Retail $599 Sell of Northwest Ohio, Inc. Village ol Putin-Bay is Seeking 3 bdrm apart. 443 N. Enterpnse $179. Call (419) 392-7465 Miscellaneous Help Needed Dockmasters and Park Maintenance $600 p/ utilities .1 bdrm apart 443 NEW Walk-In Clinic Hours Around Apartment Complex Workers lor the 2002 season. Cannon Microsoft '95. internei ready N. Enterprise $350 p/utilities Call 353-0325 10am - 7pm Good pay. Ferry Pass Ninova Media Computer $400 Efficiency 443 N. Enterprise $300 p/utilities. 2 bdrm house 819 N. Mondays from 2-7PM Now hiring wait staff, host/hostess, Reimbursement. Housing Available. OBO Come see it. 353-2812. Summit $500 p/utilities No Appointment Necessary bus persons and kitchen help. Flexi- Must be over 18 Call 419-285-5112 MICE ANY SIZE!!! 2 bdrm 112 ridge st $450 p/utilit- ble hrs.. excellent money, no experi- or pibadminOcros.net .50 CENTS les. Scheduled office hours: ence necessary, will work with your Spring semester babysitter needed CALL (419) 457-3492. Mondays I0am-2pm, Wednesdays 9am-5pm schedule. Yoko Japanese Restau- in my Perrysburg home lor one 3 yr. Thursdays 12N-5PM rant 465 W. Dussel Dr. Maumee OAKLEY SUNGLASSES old. Must be avail, between 6am Prescription and non-prescnption. OH Call 893-2290. and 4 pm M, W. F. Number ol days BRAND NEW ATWITMENTS 735 Haskins Road, Bowling Green Ray-ban, Gargoyles, and Serengetti 'Washer and Dryer in each apt! per week will vary. Good extra (419) 354-3540 also available John T. Archer & As- 'Resort-style pool with Jacuzzi spending money job. Call Laura at sociates. 1222 Ridgewood BG 'State of art computer center 419-874-8110 for more info. 352-2502 •Private bedrooms Sterling University Enclave Taking classes over the summer? Sailboat & Trailer $400.1 Stl.Chrysler Need a job? Come be a part of the 353-5100 Mutineer plus sails and safety equip- Conference Programs team! Flexi- ment.Call 373-1791 Management Inc. ble hours, great pay, and energetic F needed to share large house. 5 environment! Call (419)372-9225 or bdroom, 3 1/2 bath, 3 decks, big email us at place2beObgnet.bgsu 2002/2003 LISTING For Rent yard. $375 includes util 686-0433 Signing Leases NOW Houses & Apts. for 2002-2003' school year 1 to 4 person homes " Graduate Student Housing available.-12 mo. leases only. Steve New Accommodations Smith 352-8917 or 308-2710. No ejflfBfcCA High Speed Internet Access calls alter 8 pm-listtng at 532 Management Inc. Manville. Hlllsdale Apt. 1082 Fairview Call 354-3182 I bdrm apt. avail, lor sublease Jan.2. 1 Bdrm & 2 Bdrm Apt. lor further into Part turn., recently remodeled 2 blks 3 Bdrm Townhouses/Dishwasher Irom campus $355. mo »elec. 373- Air Condition/Garbage Disposal • •2002-2003 now signing leases for 6301. Washer/Dryer hook-up in 2/3 Bdrm houses, apts. and rooms. Will mail Starts at $390 . utilities - L & G Rentals 1 and 2 bedroom for listing or pick up at 316 E. Merry »3 Call 353-5800 2002-2003 school year. For more 24 hrs. 7's call 353-0325 10am-7pm. information call 419-354-9740. 1 F. non-smoker needed to share Lower Duplex Available Dec. 1st quiet house w/ 2 other Fs. Own Grad Students Preferred Management Inc. bdrm.. $295 mo. No util. except 352-5822 phone. Must enjoy company of 2 Halmslta Apt Price reduced to $750 NOW through Iriendly dogs. Call 353-7266 eves 710 N. Enterpnse 5/31/02. 3 bdrm. unturn apt. or 372-7063 days 1 & 2 Ddrms - air conditioning 1062 Fairview. Call 352-5822. Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal 2 & 3 bdrm turn. apt. w/ AC Rooms lor rent in spring semester. Washer/Dryer hook-up 2 Bdrm Available Now Utilities included. Irom $250- Starts at $410/mo. • utilities 352-7454 $350/mo If interested call 352-0429 , Call 353-5800 2 bdrm. condo. avail, now! Beautiful & spacious. 2 full baths, 2 car garage. Laundry. $825/mo plus util. 419-352-3738. ♦jtfEKCA Now LEASING SPRING SEMESTER Management Inc. 233 W. Merry. 4 BR allows 4 unre- SUBLEASES AVAILABLE Widow House Apt B30 Fourth SI lated people. $775/month. Available 1 BdmVAJr condition FOR FALL 2002 ..Call 354-2854 Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal GHEENlHIAIt, INC. Several Efficiencies Starts at $400/mo * elec/gas 1 or 2 BR apts. Call 353-5800 GREENBRIAR Call •224 E. Wooster Bowling Green, OH 43402* John Newtove Real Estate, Inc. Management Inc. •352-0717* 354-2260 Whits Castle 610 N. Main St. Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 1 Bdrm Apt & 3 Bdrm Apt We Carry the Following Subleaser needed extremely close Starts at $3207mo. * gas & Saturday 9am-ipm Variety of Beverages: 1 to rumpus located on Manville. Own Call 353-5800 |#li«m«5 Party j-, Snapple Drinks i room, Jacuzzi, foosball, contact Cruise $279 Bnan C 494-6703. $50.00 r-FfMPa-BM-Mtf Subleaser needed Jan.-Aug. 2 bed- Management Inc. OFF YOUR SECURITY DEPOSIT room duplex with garage. $600/mo Coke 4 PepMl Products plus utilities. Call 353-8186. Evergreen Apt. 215 E. Poe Bring this coupon in and receive $50.00 off each tenant's | Cancun $399 rr4^-M*Ho«-FmFctf*»Hntfrj*Ma Efficiencies ft Large 1 Bdrm security deposit. Must be used before 12/18/01. Available at. Voted Best PlZZO 93 • SUBLEASER NEEDED: 1 ■- 18 «*• BO BEDROOM APT. S4107MO INCL. Laundry on site Columbia Courts, Field Manor, Frazee Am, East Merry ALL UTILS. CALL 419-352-9892. Starts at $ 250 - Call 353-5800 Heinz (including 514 ft 506 N. Enterprise) and Mercer Manor. ' Jamaica $439 ■ Over 3.S Million Ptzzai Sold ' I Open 4 p.m. weekdays, lunch weekends _ WANTED: Subleaser for Jan.-Aug. Slop by the office at ^—^ frtalMMry I 2002. 2 bdrm. apt. within walking 1045 N. Main St. /^ \ «"i352-5166 I distance to campus. Rent very Florida $119 [__ \ 203 H Mam, 1,0. for complete listing or 7 r«V«. • Pav».m. Cwy. D-yfonsx ItoufX a***** reasonable. Call (419) 373-0315. call 353-5800 ipriBgbrfaliUaircl.com - Our I5d» Year! http://www.wcnet.ora/-mecca/ 1-800-678-6386