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By Mindy VanHouten REPORTER U. alumni present $3M Standing on a box lo appear tall over the podium with an easy smile and infectious laugh, Olympic-gold medal skater and check during conference Bowling Green native Scott Hamilton By Gregory Barth addressed business and finance majors yes- REPORTER terday. Hamilton's speech was part of a day- Yesterday the University was presented with a $3 million check long seminar for entrepreneurs entitled from William and Beverly Dallas and Scott and Trade Hamilton. "Turning Passion into Enterprise." The check was handed out at the "Turning Passion Into Enterprise Hamilton's first lesson in business came Seminar for Entrepreneurs" in the first Boh and Karen Sebo lecture when he was a senior at Bowling Green High series. School and half a credit short of graduating. The presentation featured several guest speakers, including Hamilton told his teachers that he had just William Dallas, co-founder of Fox Sports Grill, and Olympian and won at the national championship and they alumnus Scott Hamilton. said "That's a credit and a half of PE if 1 ever Hamilton said he was amazed andhappytobeina position where saw one." he could present the University with such a gift. Hamilton was bom in Toledo and adopted "It's extraordinary to look at this, and go, wow," Hamilton said. "1 by Ernest and Dorthy Hamilton of Bowling never thought I'd see a day when I'd be able to stand up here and Green. Ashley KunB BG News help young people see and achieve their dreams." "One thing about growing up in a small Dallas echoed 1 lamilton's statements. town is that everyone knows everyone else's ENTREPRENEURS: Dr. Sidney Ribeau, (left) "It's with great honor that we're able to do this today," he said. business," Hamilton said with a laugh. "You poses with entrepreneurs Bill Dallas (middle) and Robert Edmister, the dean of the college of business administra- learn how to communicate well with others Scott Hamilton as $3 million is donated to the tion, said the University is greatly appreciative of the gift, and plans knowing that you're in a small area. University during the 'Turning Passion into to use it wisely. Everything that I have accomplished started Enterprise" workshop. "We will use |the money] as good servants for years to come," he HAMILTON. PAGE 8 CONTRIBUTION, PAGE 14

"CCRS had a good offer, and we were look- ing for a partner with whom we share sim- ilarmission, vision and goals," U, city police work together vice versa. Public Safety for the University, HEATHER STROMBAUGH, DAVID'S HOUSE Concurrent jurisdic- The campus police have 24 lames Wiegand, students don't Stats not tion helps aid U. and sworn officers and the city necessarily realize that campus police have 41, and because of a police are sworn officers. David's House and city police in their mutual aid agreement and that "There's the misconception always right peace keeping both agencies are governed by that students have where they the same state laws, both of don't believe we are real police efforts. them are able to enforce the officers, when in fact we are reporting COMPASS merge By David Schrag laws throughout the city, sworn officers of the law and CITV NEWS EDITOR whether it is on of off campus. can enforce all of the ordinances By Miranda Bond Though Bowling Green has "We are governed by state law, throughout the city," Wiegand crimes REPORTER two separate law enforcement and as a result of that we have a said. By David Schrag David's House Compassion recently announced that it has entered agencies, one for the city and mutual aid agreement with the Though both agencies are CITY NEWS EDITOR into management assistance with Compass Corporation for Recovery one for the University, they act University giving us concurrent able to enforce laws outside of Because Bowling Green is a Services. The agreement became effective April 16. together much like roommates; jurisdiction with them." Lt. Biller their normal jurisdiction, the rather small town, the crime rate David's House provides a variety of services to over 1,400 people liv- they do their own thing a lot of said. "They can enforce traffic penalties for the laws they isn't as high as it might be in New ing with HIV in Northwest . The Toledo based agency serves Lucas, the time, but when one is in laws and criminal laws off-cam- enforce can be handled differ- York City. Certain years however, Wood. Ottawa, Defiance, Sandusky, Williams, Fulton and Henry need of help, the other is there to pus and we can enforce them ently. This has a lot to do with some crimes show a 100 or even Counties. David's House has been experiencing funding difficulties and back them up. on- campus. With this agree- the administrative laws students 300 percent increase in the were planning on closing their doors at the beginning of April, but with "For the most part the cam- ment in place it allows both of have to abide by for being a part amount of occurrences, but these help from COMPASS they will continue to provide assistance. pus police take care of the cam- us to have our back sides cov- of the University. statistics might not be as drastic as "OCRS had a good offer, and we were looking for a partner with pus property and we take care of ered so to speak." If a student is cited for under- one might think. whom we share similar mission, vision, and goals," said Heather the off-campus property," said Because both agencies are age consumption of alcohol by a "Some people call us up and Strombaugh, Executive Director of David's House. "We've found that in Lt. Brad Biller of the Bowling able to enforce laws throughout campus officer, often times a let- ask why there has been such a CCRS." Green Police Division, "If we see the community, it might be a bit ter is sent home to their parents large increase in the percentages Because of the financial situation, David's house had laid off eight something happen on-campus shocking that they have concur- and then the students can be of certain crimes," said Lt. Ken employees and with the merger Strombaugh hopes that they will be we can attend to that as long as rent jurisdiction. we make them aware of it and According to the Director of POLICE, PAGE 2 CRIME, PAGE 2 DAVID'S HOUSE, PAGE 8 Faculty Former student makes it big with CD store By Brian Pauline not to finish his coursework. will return. This appears to not be Senate to REPORTER instead opting for the life of an a problem as the store has taken Though Adam Halsey is only entrepreneur. in over $30,000 worth of invento- 24. his success as a local business His success, he says, is due to a ry since last December. look at owner indicates his is wise solid customer base of "regulars" According to Halsey he also beyond his years. and friends who keep coming enjoys providing a service to As owner and operator of CR back for his merchandise. Halsey University students. Music Exchange, 140 E Wboster stocks CDs, DVDs, video games, "Luckily for me I have lots of benefits St, Halsey has been serving cus- televisions, DVD players, PS2s regular customers 64 to 70 per- tomers since he acquired the and XBoxes either used or on cent of the business are college By Monica Frost business in December. Solid consignment. students," Halsey said. REPORTER people skills and a down to earth Halsey believes in order to Halsey the University and orig- A committee within the business ethic make him a well grow and succeed a business inally wanted to name his shop University's Faculty Senate will seasoned seUing professional. cannot alienate its customers by "Falcon Town Music Exchange" spend the summer and upcom- Halsey, a former elementary jacking up its prices just to turn a as a way to show his Falcon pride ing fall semester researching and education major at the profit. but instead he chose to keep the estimating what it would cost the University, found more satisfac- "If i get a good deal my cus- familiarity of the Sandusky- ClmBaitoyBGNews University to provide domestic tion in running his own business tomers will get a good deal as based CR Music Exchange which NEW OWNER: CR Music Exchange owner, Adam Halsey, (left) partner benefits for faculty. and being his own boss. well," he said. stands for previous owners The University currently does ' 1 started a painting company With a sincere attitude he Clinton and Reed. stands next to previous owner Robert Kotz. not provide benefits for domestic first because I knew I wasn't builds a firm rapport with every Living in Bowling Green for the partners. Domestic partners may going to be happy working for patron walking through the door. past six years, he enjoys being in counts for students and faculty shop, the University has given anyone else," Halsey said. He tries to get on their level and a college town and hopes to give who show a valid l.D. card. me a lot the past six years make customers feel at ease back to the University and com- "1 would like to give back to the and this is my way of reluming DOMESTIC PARTNER. PAGE 14 Desiring a complete control of his work environment he chose while shopping in hopes they munity by offering special dis- community and expand the the favor," he said.

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POLICE, FROM PAGE 1 ished by that judiciary for the help them out. If we request their Even though the campus University safe for everyone with- at mall same offense," l.t. Biller said. assistance they will help us out." police and city police are two dif- out butting heads with each subject to the administrative laws "One act can constitute a number Wiegand said. "From my per- ferent agencies, whether they face other. enforced by the University. of offenses. So, if the student is spective and I think that they traffic offenses or criminal offens- "I can't remember a time where after threat If a city officer cites a student punished judicially having con- would agree, our working rela- es they work together in any way we have stepped on each other's they can to keep the city and die toes." Lt. Biller said. By Jeremiah Marquez for underage consumption they sumed alcohol beverages under- tionship is very good. We try to IHE ASSOCIAIEO PRESS an often times written a ticket help each other out in anyway we age, and then die student is pun- — Security and then have to appear in court ished administratively by the can." to get their sentencing Because they work so closely was tightened at malls yester- University for breaking a rule, it is day after an anonymous caller "Not every incident is the not considered Double leopardy. together at times or simply same," Wiegand said. "There are It's two different systems that because Bowling Green is a col- Increases in warned federal authorities so many factors that can play a appear to attend to the same lege town, both departments that terrorists could strike a role Into how the situation is han- thing, but it's two sets of rules that agree that the biggest problems Los Angeles shopping center dled. It is completely up to the those people find themselves they face are because of alcohol. near the Federal Building judgment of the officer at the under." "There is no question that our Dozens of police and secu- crime rates false rity guards patrolled malls lime of the incident to decide Because both agencies have biggest problem on campus is what needs to be done." concurrent jurisdiction, they alcohol and what it does to indi- close to ihe facility, including What students might not know viduals," Wiegand said. "Every CRIME, FROM PAGE 1 this year and tour next year, that's a the indoor Westside Pavilion work together in many different 400 percent increase," Lt Biller of is that even if they get in trouble ways, even in training year we get new individuals that and The Grove, a maze of new by the campus, they can still get are right out of high school, and Fortncy of the Bowling Green the Bowling Green Police Division shops in die Fairfax District Each agency has different said. "People just see die percent in trouble by the city police for the training events and they will when they get to the University Police Division. "What people Mayor lames Hahn urged same offenses while suffering dif- it's really the first time for many don't realize is that we don't often and say. 'oh my lord diat's a bunch people lo continue their usual invite each other to participate in of people getting killed in Bowling ferent penalties. that event to better help their that they have freedom and they have a lot of crime in Bowling activities while remaining vig- "The University has adminis- are going to experiment. Some Green, and lake for instance this Green.' When we put that data out ilant for unusual activity like working relationship. there it's very important for us to trative rules in place that the stu- " When we have a vendor come experiment well, and some do it year we had a murder. V\fe didn't trucks parked too long in one dents have to abide by," l.t. Hiller not so well." have a murder last year so the per- make people recognize that you place or people wearing bulky in to set up a training event, many have to look at these increases for said. "Students often ask them- limes we will share those things Lt. Biller also believes that alco- centage increase reads that our clothing in hot weather. selves, can I be punished judicial- hol is the biggest problem their murder rate increased 100 per- the numbers that tiiey really are." Police said they have fielded back and forth," Lt. Biller said. "I Some statistics are easier to look ly and administratively for the think we have to do this because department faces because it cent." more than 1,000 tips about same thing?' Yes. you can. We leads to so many different offens- In 2003. Bowling Green had a at and find the trends that have possible threats in the past we do work so frequendy togetii- increased or decreased such as don't do the punishing, we just do er on things" es. 100 percent increase in illegal year — but decided lo make the reporting of those incidences, "Alcohol related offenses and gambling. If that is the only statis- liquor laws and disorderiy conduct this .one public because it The cases they work together because the numbers of calls for but often times we report those on include disturbances at disorderly conduct offenses are tic a person might sec. then they offered a specific day and gen- incidences to the student affairs University events as well as dis- the ones that we face the most, might think the city of Bowling service are higher. eral target. we expend the most resources Green as a whole lias a huge gam- .In October, November and A caller told federal officials office and what they select to turbances in the downtown area. December of 2002 there were 505 attend to is their business." "I think it is imperative that we and deal with," Lt. Biller said. bling problem. several days ago an unnamed "The problem with alcohol relat- What people don't see is that in total criminal arrests and 1338 mall near the Federal Building A common misnomer the idea train together with them so we total traffic violations. In 2003 of of being punished twice for the can respond to those types of ed offenses is that they overiap so 2003 the police department had could be struck Thursday, but same offense is that the Double things correctly," Lt. Biller said. many segments. They start out one call for service for gambling the same months there were 452 didn't describe the nature of leopardy clause says you can't be, Wiegand agrees with Lt Biller with simple disorderly conduct, and in 2002 they had zero, so total criminal arrests and 1271 die attack, police said. but according to It. Biller this and believes the working rela- which can go to assaults, which mathematically there was a 100 milking a slight decrease in the "The information is uncor- percentage of crimes happening. really isn't the same situation tionship between agencies is spills over into sexually oriented percent increase, but according to roborated and the credibility "I don't consider it to be Double offenses, trespass and so many Lt Brad Biller, these numbers are "Ihe larger the numbers get the of the source is unknown," the rather good. easier it is to find a significant leopardy. I consider it to be "When they are tied up with other areas just because of how simply not correctly represented Los Angeles Police trend," 1J. Fortney said. Double leopardy if you are pun- things and need assistance we'll intoxicated they are." "Say we had one total murder Department said in a state- ment. Police ChiefWilliam Bralton said the call was analyzed for several days along with other information that he declined lo specify. Malls were notified Human Tropical and police were placed on adults citywide alert before the warn- ing was made public ^J^Jr i" - "^ flavorrush Wednesday night. breathe THE TROPICS OF BG: University Ihe alert was "strictly pre- <\ students (left to right) Tiffany about i cautionary," Bratlon said dur- Greer, Erin Brostel, Beth ing a news conference. JMr Fridrich, Cristy Bowman and Jen 23,000 "People are going to have lo "UT , <

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POLICE. FROM PAGE 1 ished by that judiciary for the help them out. If we request their Even though the campus University safe for everyone with- at mall same offense.'' It. Biller said. assistance they will help us out," police and city police are two dif- out butting heads with each subject to die administrative laws t me act can constitute a number Wiegand said. "From my per- ferent agencies, whether they face other. enforced In the University of offenses, So, if the student is spective and I think that they traffic offenses or criminal offens- "I can't remember a time where after threat It a city officer cites a student punished judicially having con- would agree, our working rela- es they work together in any way we have stepped on each other's they can to keep ihe city and the toes." Lt. Biller said. By Jeremiah Marquez for underage consumption they sumed alcohol beverages under- tionship is very good. We try to 1H[ ASSOCUtEO PRESS are often times written a ticket age, and then the student is pun- help each other out in any way we can." LOS ANGELES — Security and then have to appear in court ished administratively by the was tightened at malls yester- to get theii sentencing. University for breaking a rule, it is Because they work so closely not considered Double leopardy. together at times or simply day after an anonymous caller "Not every incident is the warned federal authorities same." Wiegand said. "There arc It's two different systems that because Bowling Green is a col- Increases in so mam factors that can play a appear to attend to the same lege town, both departments that terrorists could strike a las Angeles shopping center role into how the situation Is han- thing, but it's two sets of niles that agree that the biggest problems those people find themselves they face are because ol alcohol. near the federal Building. dled, ii is completely up to the Dozens of police and secu- judgment of the officer ai the under." "There is no question that our biggest problem on campus is crime rates false rity guards patrolled malls nine oi the Incident to decide Because both agencies have what needs to be done." concurrent jurisdiction, they alcohol and what it does to Indi- close to the facility, including What students might not know work together in many different viduals," Wiegand said. "Every CRIME, FROM PAGE 1 this year and four next y ear, dial's a the indoor Westside Pavilion ways, even in training. year we gel new individuals that 100 percent increase," Lt. Biller of and The Grove, a maze of new is thai even it they get in trouble (he Bowling Green Police Division shops in the Fairfax District. by the campus, they can siiii get Bach agency has different are right out of high school, and Portney of the Howling Green in trouble bj the city police lor the training events and they will when they get to the University Police Division. "What people said. "People just see the percent Mayor lames llalin urged same offenses while suffering dif- invite each other to participate in it's really the first lime for many don't realize is that we don't often and say. 'oil my lord dial's a bunch people lo continue their usual ferent penalties. that event to belter help their that they have freedom and they have a lot of crime in Bowling of ixxiple getting killed in Bowling activities while remaining vig- "The University has adminis- working relationship. are going to experiment. Some Green, and take for Instance this Green.' When we put that data out ilant for unusual activity like trative rules in place that the stu- "When we have a vendor come experiment well, and some do it year we had a murder. We didn't there it's very important for us to Ducks parked too long in one dents have to abide In." It. Hiller in to set up a training event, many not so well." have a murder last year so the per- make people recognize that you place or people wearing bulky said. "Students often ask them- times we will share those things I.l. Hiller also l>elicvcs that alco- centage increase reads that our have to look at these increases for clothing in hot weather. selves, i an I lie punished judicial- back and forth," It. Hiller said. "I hol is the biggest problem their murder rate increased 100 per- the numbers tliat they really are." Police said they have fielded ly and administratively fot the think we have to do this because department faces because it cent." Some statistics are easier to look more than 1.000 tips about same thing?' Nes. you can. We we do work so frequently togeth- leads to so many different offens- In 2003, Bowling Green had a at and find the trends that have possible threats in the past don't ilo the punishing, we just do er on things." es. 100 percent increase in illegal increased or decreased such as year — but decided to make the reporting of those Incidences, The cases they work together "Alcohol related offenses and gambling. If that is the only statis- liquor laws and disorderly conduct this one public because it hut often rimes we report those on include disturbances at disorderly conduct offenses are tic a person might see, then they because the numbers of calls for offered a specific day and gen- incidences to the student affairs University events as well as dis- the ones that we face the most, might think the city of Bowling service are higher. eral target. In October, November and office and what they select to turbances in the downtown area we expend die most resources Green as a whole has a huge gam- A caller told federal officials attend to is their business." I think it is imperative that we and deal with," Lt Billet said. bling problem. December of 2002 there were 505 several days ago an unnamed \ common misnomer the idea train together with them so we I he problem with alcohol relat- What people don't see is that in total criminal arrests and 1338 mall near the Federal Building Of being punished twice for the can respond to those types of ed offenses is that they overlap so 2003 the police department had total traffic violations. In 2003 of could be stnick Thursday, but same offense is thai the Double things correctly.'' It. Hiller said. many segments. They start out one call for service for gambling die same months there were 452 didn't describe the nature of leopaitly clause says you can't he. Wicgand agrees with It. Hiller with simple disorderly conduit, and in 2002 they had zero, so total criminal arrests and 1271 the attack, police said. hut according to It. Billet this and believes the working rela- which can go to assaults, which mathematically there was a 100 making a slight decrease in tile "The information is uncor- reallj isn't the same situation. tionship between agencies is spills over into sexually oriented percent increase, but according to percentage of crimes happening roborated and the credibility "I don't consider it to he I totihle rather good. offenses, trespass and so many Lt Brad Biller, these numbers are "The larger the numbers get, the of the source is unknown," the leopardy. I consider it to he "When they are tied up with other areas just because of how simply not correctly represented. easier it is to find a significant Los Angeles Police Double leopardy it you are pun- things and need assistance we'll intoxicated they are." "Say we had one (olid murder trend," IX. Portney said. Department said in a state- ment. Police GhiefWilliam Bratton said the call was analyzed for several days along with other information dial be declined Human to specify Malls were notified Tropical and police were placed on adults chywide alert before the warn- ing was made public breathe flavorrush Wednesday night. tMmM THE TROPICS OF BG: University The alert was "strictly pre- about I students (left to right) Tiffany cautionary." Bratton said dur- Greer. Erin Brostel. Beth ing a news conference. 23,000 VI' P Fndrich, Cristy Bowman and Jen "People are going lo have to Krinov enjoy a different selec- get used to these," he said. "It's times a tion of exotic mixed tropical the reality of die world that dtinks at the Sundial from the we're living in." day. University's Tropical drink bar.

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There are a lot of A lot of students are asking A lot of students will have to In the past, having a college least for a little while. that no one notices them. This University seniors who this these days. Despite that, take jobs that they may not education would have almost There are a lot of computer also means that they will not be are graduating in a week. according to jobweb.com, enjoy. It is unfortunate mat stu- guaranteed a person a job or at science majors at the University. paid as much as they would like. Some are prepared and some are "employers predict they will hire dents are being forced into least a second interview. But not The job outlook for computer None of this should discour- not so prepared. Actually, being 12.7 percent more new college obtaining a job, especially when with the current state of One science majors is one of the best. age students from looking for a prepared is a relative term. The graduates from the class of 2003- they are forced to take a job that economy. However, this does not guaran- job. It is not a hopeless venture joy of the end of school is prepa- 2004 than they did from the class they don't like. What students need to realize tee that a student with either of —just more difficult lately. ration enough for some stu- of 2002-2003." lobweb.com explains that is that they will need a job after those degree will find a position If you can't find a job in your dents. Graduates love to hear news "getting a job won't be as as, school whether they like the job in their career field. field right away, obtain the best Still, most students feel pre- like this — but don't get too say, winning the lottery, but just or not. These students, along with job you can for the time being pared to leave school when they excited. If you recall how bad the having a diploma isn't your ticket There will be bills to pay many others, may have to take and keep applying for jobs that know they have a job or have a economy looked in 2003, then to the executive lunchroom including living expenses. positions that either aren't relat- you would actually enjoy. desire to acquire a full-time job. 12.7 percent looks good, but not cither." I laving a job you dislike may be ed to their career field or are so Something will come up eventu- But where are the jobs? great. They are exactly right. the only choice for survival — at low on the corporate food chain ally—just don't give up.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, PEOPLE Gays and lesbians are being denied rights In fact, most of us continue to added fertilizers and pesticides. ON THE STREET Choice of practice the religions our parents We also have a native species or family raised us to believe demonstration area between the ELIZABETH ing number of Christian religion isn't Whether or not we choose to Math Science building and If you could marry ANDRIACCO columns I am also one of those attend church or bible studies Overman Hall. people who will talk about how anyone who abortion must stay legal and during the course of a collegiate This past week we planted a Guest Columnist that important gays and lesbians must have the year doesn't make our religious second demonstration garden in would it be? right to marry. In Custis' eyes, "It's rude to talk about religion beliefs any less important than the Union pay lot on the north- when you never know who you from the days we attended east comer of Shatzel Hall. These Brad Custis writes that truth I'm a hypocrite. I will tell you why I am not. are going to offend" quoted from church regularly with our fami- areas not only provide learning is "something that is real and Getting those issues into the "Big Fish." lies. opportunities for our students, can be trusted." To me, there are press is important because they I am writing in response to the She continues to emphasize they also beautify the University many different types of truth in deal with specific laws and our column "College is the Time to her opinion that most students campus and help to conserve this world. I attended Catholic rights as people. Yes, Custis Make Choices." conform to the idea that she resources. schools and 1 was always taught about different truths: historical printing his ideas is a I believe the author of the col- terms as the "traditional college Without the expertise and truth, scientific truth, religious Constitutional issue of the First umn failed to present any validi- student." She discusses the idea assistance of the Grounds truth and moral or spiritual Amendment. But there is a key ty to the argument she poorly that students tend to conform to department, these projects truth. difference; no one is threatening established. When writing an the decisions of their peers and would have been impossible. STEPHANIE GARL0CK fail to anend church because A Along with that, we were to take away Custis' rights. opinion column I think it's rea- Along with maintaining the nor- SENIOR, always taught that the Bible, No one has written opinion sonable to convey your ideas and they're following the actions of mal areas of campus, the beliefs, but you must also take their group of friends. CRIMINAL JUSTICE while a great place for letters saying, "Christians must Grounds department has always be silenced! 1 have talked to my into consideration the audience I am opposed to Fausnaugh's Christians to find religious, lent a helping hand to our moral and spiritual truth, is sim- Representative and he is to which you're presenting these opinion and I believe there are restoration efforts whether it has decisions of greater importance "Matt Damon" ply not a place to look for histor- proposing a law that will stop all thoughts and ideas. been in tilling, watering, mowing than attending church away ical or scientific truth. Most of Christians from being able to Considering that the students or technical assistance. We would from home. I certainly don't the stories in the Bible are attend Church or fully partici- and faculty of the University like to publicly recognize their intend on getting a "piggy-back looked at by many Christians, pate in their faith. We will fire comprise an array of different efforts and thank them for their ride" from my parents to heaven, whether as part of an organized them from their jobs, deny religious affiliations and back- assistance. grounds, I think it is essential to but I don't believe missing a few Christian sect or on their own, them the right to buy homes, respect the beliefs of others by Sunday's out of the year makes as allegories to show a religious, and not serve them in our me less of an individual. HOLLY MYERS-JONES moral or spiritual truth. restaurants. Join us in this plea!" addressing the counterargument CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL of the issue being discussed. My mom taught Biology in a For years now, women and PROGRAMS First, lessica Fausnaugh makes GRETCHEN LESK0SKY Catholic school for about 10 the gay, lesbian, bisexual and the assumption that everyone STUDENT years. While she had a sign on transgendered community have has a certain religion to practice ANGI BOREN her wall that said "Big Bang been fighting to gain and keep JL Theory: God spoke and Bang it rights that are already guaran- once they enter college. She fails Religion has a JUNIOR, to recognize the fact that some "Thank you" to happened," there was a lot teed to them as citizens. Wfe students have no religious affilia- regulated place RECREATION/TOURISM more to the issue in her mind speak so freely of America being tion whatsoever. the University and classroom. She definitely about "freedom", yet in In a survey conducted by grad- in the paper included evolution in her cur- there is law that for- uate students from the Center of "Brad Pitt" riculum. I remember her telling bids city council from enacting Grounds crew any protections for gays and les- the City University of New York, In response to the editorial in me that all theories of evolution lack a beginning. Something bians. an estimated 14.1% of the I would like to recognize the yesterday's paper, I would like to happened to begin evolution. What does this mean? American population has no reli- efforts of the University Grounds say that opinions or editorials of In my mom's eyes, that was God This means that, in gious identification at all. Department for their assistance equal or greater coherence speaking. Cincinnati, not only can gay Although it's a small number in and expertise over the past few should certainly be printed. These religious, moral and men and lesbians not get mar- comparison to those with reli- years with native species restora- If the Christian ones have been spiritual truths may have a ried, but they can be fired from gious affiliations, it's something tion projects across the BGSU printed mostly because the writ- place in your life. I'm sure they jobs and denied housing or ser- to take into consideration when campus. ers are on The BG News staff, have a piace in your church, vices simply because they are addressing a culturally diverse Students and faculty from the then there is definitely a prob- mosque, synagogue or prayers. gay, lesbian, bisexual or trans- audience such as the readers of Center for Environmental lem. Otherwise, I think that every I will fight for your right to have gender. There is nothing that The BG News. Programs have undertaken opinion and editorial is a sermon SIMONE ENGRAM those truths. However, I don't these people can do. They have I understand that college is a efforts to plant species that to some degree, so there is no JUNIOR, PSYCHOLOGY believe in them. to leave their jobs and find time of choices, and it's one of thrived here prior to European reason to exclude religious dia- To me, they simply aren't true. somewhere else to work, live the first times many of us experi- settlement. Our largest project is logue. Religious documents, such as and eat. ence independence from our a 10-acre parcel on Poe Road It has been my experience that "Sonny Corinthqs the Bible, don't contain histori- While no one is trying to stop parents or guardians. However, immediately west of the when very few people submit from 'General cal or scientific truth. Historical Christians from fully participat- Fausnaugh seems to be naive to University driving range where content to be included in these Hospital'" and scientific truths are "real ing in their own faith and lives, the fact that for most college stu- we have planted more titan 40 sections, some fairly shabby writ- and can be trusted." many Christians (definitely not dents, religious affiliation is prairie species. ing and thinking gets printed. Therefore, I believe in histori- all, but it seems a majority if you already predetermined and These species attract birds, cal and scientific truths In my look at opinion columns and established prior to our entrance butterflies and other native fauna DAVID KRAUSS life, these truths have never let George W. Bush's rhetoric) want to a college campus and they enrich the soil without STUDENT me down and never will. to stop gays and lesbians from Custis argues that talking participating fully in their own about lesus is taboo and that lives. These gay men and les- people are hypocritical because bians don't have the same rights Volunteer and you will have a job .« t they talk about "abortion, in our country because these MALIAKA 'MALI' BELL homosexual marriage, assisted rights aren't guaranteed to Volunteerism sucks. Really... it suicide and other sensitive top- them, but because people are know any other reason why peo- JUNIOR, HISTORY KHARY blows a$$. ple do it. It's a waste of time and ics" without being prompted, using religious and moral truths JACKSON Who really bothers to do any- it needs to be eliminated, but refuse to let Custis speak as a justification for taking them about his faith. I am one of away. thing like that and expect to be lust kidding! "Kanye West" Opinion Columnist those people who has com- Now, who is being hypocriti- taken seriously? They must be plained about the overwhelm- cal here? Christian. Or gay. I really don't VOLUMTEERiSM, PAGE 15

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND — Two high The Falcons enter Kelly Tomczak as well. They school seniors, including one boast ERAS of 2.95 and 3.18 recognized as the best prep foot- the road trip after respectively. ball player in Ohio, were sweeping a double- A pair of BGSU sophomores arraigned yesterday in the shoot- are making strong cases to gar- ing death of a teammate. header yesterday ner postseason accolades. The three Benedictine High against Detroit. Pitcher Liz Vrabel leads the School students apparently tried MAC with an anemic 1.36 ERA to use a toy gun to rob a man, but She is 13-12 on the year with By Ryan Autullo five shutouts and 19 complete the intended victim pulled a real SPORTS REPORTER gun and began shooting police games. She is the main cog of a The Falcons will head north Falcon staff that possesses a said. of the state border for the sec- City prosecutors filed murder 1.51 ERA, lowest of all league ond time this week as they take members. and aggravated robbery charges on Eastern Michigan in a week- Wednesday against running Classmate Gina Rango has end series at Varsity Field. been red hot at the plate lately back Raymond Williams and Ion The Eagles, 13-25 overall and Huddleston, a defensive back on and was in the midst of a ten 3-12 in conference play have game hitting streak going into the state-champion team. Both lost 11 of their last 12. On the are 18. today's doubleheader at flip side, BGSU (27-23,11-7] has Detroit. The third baseman is Municipal Court fudge Larry played well of late, winning 8 of A. lones set bond for Williams the second leading hitter in the 10 including their last four con- conference with a .359 batting and Huddleston at $100,000 tests. Both losses came at die each. They were transferred to average. Her 94 total bases are hands of East division leader easily the most in the MAC. the county jail and the case was Kent State. sent to the county prosecutor for BGSU will be back in action The two games tomorrow next weekend as they host MAC presentation to a grand jury. and one more on Sunday may west leader Central Michigan in Neither entered a plea. go a long way in determining Williams was named the 17th a three game series. the postseason fate of the The Falcons head into the annual winner of The Ohio orange and brown. The Falcons Associated Press Mr. Football weekend with two more non- are currently sitting in the third conference wins under their award in November. West position of the MAC west divi- Virginia University withdrew its belts after defeating Detroit- sion and are tied for fifth overall Mercy, 4-1 and 6-2 yesterday in offer for a football scholarship on in the conference. The top six Wednesday, said Shelly Poe, the Detroit. teams in the MAC qualify for The Titans fell to 13-28 with school's sports information the conference tournament, the two losses while Bowling director. held May 13th-15th at Akron Green bolstered their record to "Raymond has never been in University. any trouble, never been in jail, so 27-23. The Eagles are led offensively Vrabel got the win in game we want him out," said his attor- by second baseman Deanna ney, William Dawson. "We're all one, going the distance, giving Wisniesk and pitcher Nikki up three hits and one run to go preparing for the battle that lies Denman. Wisniesk has a team along with 12 strikeouts. ahead. The family is strong and high batting average of .365 leanine Baca hit her second very supportive behind him." while Denman has eight home homer of the season in the Lorenzo Hunter, 16, a sopho- runs and 26 RBI to compliment game, going 2-for-2 with two more wide receiver and safety for a .333 average. Denman wears RBls. Benedictine, died of gunshot more thanonehatassheis also Lindsay Heimrich got the win wounds to the chest, arm and Mike MeQjer BG News the ace of the EMU staff. She in game two. Left fielder hip on April 16. On April 21, sports a 3-5 record with a 1.93 WINNING STREAK: Jody Johnson pitches against Cleveland State Tuesday. She led the Falcons to a Stephanie Finkel had a big police charged Rodney Roberts, ERA on the campaign. BG will game at the plate, going 2-for-4 win, giving up one unearned run. Johnson and the Falcons look to keep their winning streak intact as likely face Aimee Wood rum and with four RBIs. PLAYER CHARGED, PAGE 7 they travel to face Eastern Michigan this weekend in a three-game MAC series. Falcons muster two hits against Buckeyes; IPFW next first The Mastodons were up 3-0 By Adam Hrtoak Johnson (4-2) "They're going to put the game. SPORTS REPORTER took the loss BG's only with the bases loaded and no one Inconsistent hitting has plagued He was cruis- pressure on the run came in out before the downpour halted the Bowling Green baseball team ing along well defense, so it's some- the ninth play. this year and it proved trouble- until the fifth, when Jimmy "(IPFW) is going to swing the some once again on Wednesday when OSU thing that we're going Lipari was hit bats pretty well and they have three night left fielder to have to concentrate by a pitch with guys with 11 or more stolen bases The Falcons (22-12) managed Steve Caravati the bases (Dustin Freeman and Ryan Keen only two hits in an 8-1 loss to Ohio hit a two out, on, and we are going loaded, scor- lead with 14 and Each Walloon has State (20-17), with their only run t w o - r u n to have to control ing Nolan 11) so they like to tun," said coach scored in the final inning. home run to Reimold. Schmitz. "They're going to try to The Buckeyes held a 1-0 lead build the lead their running game." BG will play put pressure on the defense, so it's something that we're going to have after four innings, but were able to to 3-0. DANNY SCHMITZ double head- lohnson went ers against to concentrate on and we are going tack on runs in each of the next BG BASEBALL COACH four innings to pull away from BG. 5 and 2/3 IPFW (18-25, to have control their running "I thought it was a lot closer innings allowing four runs (three 10-5 at home) on Saturday and game" game than (the final score)," said earned) on eight hits, with one Sunday in Fort Wayne, The Mastodons are led at the BG head coach Danny Schmitz. walk and one strikeout The two teams were scheduled to plate by Ryan Steinbach, batting MkcMtDfttBGNeK Matt Hundley, Neil Schmitz, and play last Wednesday at Warren 355, and Fremion, 350. Keena has "(The game) boiled down to the ON THE ROAD: Greg Becker pitches for the Falcons in Tuesday's fact that we didn't swing the bats Alan Brech pitched the final 2 and Stellar Field, but heavy rain forced driven in a team-high 25 runs, 1 /3 innings for the Falcons, allow- the game to be canceled after play game. Bowling Green will play a four-game series against IPFW this well." BASEBALL PAGE 7 Falcons starting pitcher Tyler ing the Buckeyes final four runs of had just begun in the top of the weekend in Fort Wayne, Ind,

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BHEH 6 Friday. April 30,2004 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Tyson planning late July comeback

BylimDaMbert fight. But Tyson hasn't been in ing and John Ruiz. THl ASSOCIATE0 PRESS the ring since and until recently Byrd, Ruiz, Mike IVMHI has a dale, a said he wasn't sure if he wanted and all hold trainer and an opponent of to fight again. portions of the sorts for his first fight in more With the heavyweight divi- title, though there is no domi- than a year. Unlike his last sion lacking a big-name cham- nant fighter in the division. That comeback, he also has a wide- pion following the retirement of increases the attractiveness of open heavyweight division in Lewis, however, the 37-year-old Tyson, who still has a huge fan front of him. Tyson apparently has the itch. base despite his mediocre per- Tyson's manager, Shelly "I'm totally confident about formances in recent years. Finkel, said yesterday that the that," Finkel said, referring to Tyson seemed reluctant to former champion probably will Tyson's desire to fight. come back when Lewis was still return to the ring luly 31 against The bout could be televised fighting, perhaps because he journeyman Kevin McBride. by Showtime, which has carried had a rematch clause with the Finkel said negotiations were most of Tyson's fights since he former champion who gave continuing over a site and pos- was released from prison in him a beating in their June 2002 sible pay-per-view broadcast. 1995 after serving time for rape. fight. With Lewis gone, though, "We should have something Finkel said the fight would be the road to the top suddenly got definite by next week," Finkel promoted by K-l. a lot easier. said. "There's a lot of anticipa- "We're in the negotiating "I think he can beat any of the tion for him to come back." process now," Showtime boxing four guys out there that are The fight would be the first executive lay Larkin said. "But champions," said Freddie for Tyson since Feb. 22, 2003, this is by no means an Roach, who trained Tyson for when he knocked out Clifford announcement." the Etienne fight. "He just needs Etienne in 49 seconds in Tyson has been a fixture in to have discipline and get in Memphis, Tenn. recent months at boxing cards shape." Alan Spurmin AP Ptioto That was supposed to be the and drew more applause than Roach said he will train Tyson first of a series of comeback the main event boxers when he again, beginning next month in COMEBACK FIGHT: Former heavyweight champion , right, hits with a bouts for Tyson, who was showed up earlier this month at punch in the first round of their fight Feb. 22,2003 in Memphis, Tenn. Tyson's manager said stopped by in the for TYSON. PAGE 7 yesterday that the former champion will probably return to the ring July 31 to face Kevin McBride. eighth round of his previous heavyweight title fights involv-

Youths gave BG NEWS statements Bears join Packers SPORTS without attor- BRIEFING neys present in pursuit of Couch Mud Hens rally to defeat Columbus, 7-4 TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Nook Logan drove in four runs, PUYERS CHARGED FROM PAGE 5 three on a bases loaded triple in the eighth inning, and Toledo By lorn Withers just days after the club draft- teams want drastically THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rallied from a 4-0 deficit to beat Columbus 7-4 in the 20, with aggravated murder. ed Ohio State's Craig Krenzel reduced before they'll trade. International League yesterday. A witness told police that I lunter CLEVELAND - There's in the fifth round. Rex While talks continue, the Warren Morris had three RBIs for the Mud Hens and began was trying to rob Roberts with a another NIC. North team Grossman, a first-round pick Browns have excused Couch the rally with a solo home run in the sixth inning, his third. plastic gun, and Roberts then pulled interested in quarterback last season, is the Bears' pro- from their mini-camp this His two-run single in the seventh inning tied the game at four. out a real gun and fired it. It. linda Tim Couch. jected starter with Jonathan weekend. Sal Fasano singled in two runs for Columbus. Kaspar said the decision to charge The Bears were Quinn backing him up. Couch's rocky five-year Reliever Craig Dingman (1 -1) pitched a scoreless eighth Williams and Huddleston was made granted permission by the The Packers have been ride in Cleveland ended inning, allowing one hit and striking out two for Toledo. because they were "at the scene and Cleveland Browns to speak negotiating with agent Tom when the club signed free Franklyn German struck out two in the ninth for his fifth save. had some involvement in it." with Couch's agent about Condon for weeks in an agent left Garcia in March. Jim Mann (l-l)gave up three runs in 1 2/3 innings, allowing Pat D'Angelo, Huddleston's restructuring the lame duck attempt to get Couch but Last season, Couch lost his two hits, walking two and striking out two. lawyer, said both youths spoke with QB's contract — the first step have so far been unable to starting job to Kelly Benedictine counselors, then before a trade can be com- reach an agreement. Green Holcomb, got it back and agreed to give police oral and writ- pleted. Bay wants Couch, a former then lost it again. Dhaliwal drafted by Canadian soccer team ten statements without attorneys The Bears join the Green No. 1 overall draft choice, to Meanwhile, the Browns are EDMONTON, Alberta — Bowling Green men's soccer player present. Bay Packers, who have been back up starter Brett Favre. not expecting to see wide Paul Dhaliwal was drafted earlier this spring by the Edmonton "They made statements to inves- trying to reach a deal to Couch would sit in Green receiver Dennis Northcutt Aviators of the A-League as the second pick of the second tigators that expose themselves to acquire Couch. Bay, but he could come in this weekend. round. liability," D'Angelo said Wednesday. Browns spokesman Todd and win the Bears' starting Northcutt was denied free The Edmonton, Alberta native started 16 games for the Williams was named first-team Stewart said Bears general job in training camp. agency when his agent failed Falcons during the 2003 season, scoring three goals to go All-Ohio and the Division III offen- manager Jerry Angelo con- The biggest snag in talks to meet a deadline this win- along with two assists. sive player of the year after rushing tacted Cleveland coach involving Couch is his $15.6 ter, and has been talking with The midfielder had two goals against Wisconsin-Green Bay. for 2,039 yards and 27 touchdowns Butch Davis on Wednesday. million base salary for the Cleveland about a new two- Dhaliwal was named second team All-MAC. in the 2003 regular season. Chicago's interest comes next two seasons, which year contract. He played two seasons with the Falcons, helping BG Huddleston also earned first-team advance to two Mid-American Conference Championship honors as a defensive back. games during his career.

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Trainer not worried about Tyson Rohan leads IPFW staff TYSON, FROM PAGE 6 train. Tyson will take few chances in Finkej had planned to have with 3.73 ERA, four wins "We had a good camp the his latest comeback. Tyson fight twice, then meet BASEBALL, FROM PAGE 5 nod for game two Saturday. On Phoenix. Tyson quit training a last time before the last week," McBride is a journeyman at unbeaten Joe Mesi in Sunday, the Falcons will face Eric week before the Etienne fight he said. "The division is not best, a fighter who has not December at Madison Square while Brandon Armstrong and Tyler Lambert (1-4. 3.83) and Jason because of a dispute with good, and he knows he can get fought any big names and has Garden. Iflwler are tied lor the team home Horvath(3-8,4.16). Showtime over the money he in shape and beat any of these been knocked out four times. But Mesi's career is on hold run lead with four apiece. The Falcons will send out Keith would be paid, though he said guys." He's a step down from Etienne, because he might have a head IPFW will send out their top four Uughlin (2-1, 4.83) and Burke at the time he was ill. After beating and it remains to be seen if injury from being knocked starting pitchers this weekend Badenhop (2-2, 5.56) on Saturday. Roach said he didn't think to win the WBC title last week, fans will pay money to see down in a victor)' over Vassiliy against BG. Casey Rohan (4-4, 3.73 Biwh (1-0, 2.35) will pitch the first he would have any problems Klitschko said he wanted to Tyson fight someone who is Jirov last month. FRA) will pitch game one, while game Sunday, with the other starter over whether Tyson wants to fight Tyson. But it appears not considered competitive. David Zachary (5-2,5.05) will get the to be determined 'his weekend.

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helped Hamilton DAVID'S HOUSE, ROM PAGE 1 'David's House Compassion', services to the community," said and for that we could not be Leininger. "We are especially over the next 90 days. This will more appreciative of the staff happy about this opportunity include financial oversight, HAMILTON. FROM PAGE 1 parents told him this was his last matches cancer survivors with and Board of COMPASS," said because COMPASS under- chance, because they were two cancer patients to provide men- accountability and human Leisa Leininger, David's House stands the value of the 'David's school teachers and could no toring and support. He also cre- resource assistance. Board President Elect. House' name - they are very challenge for I lamillon because longer support his skating ated Chemocare.com, a Web Even though management of Through the negotiations, interested in assisting us in he faced an unknown illness career. Hamilton won nationals site that describes every chemo David's House will see changes, proposals were forwarded to the remaining a viable entity in the that stopped him from growing to the delight of his parents and drug their side effects and other the services that they provide board of Directors at David's community." and everyone knew about it. especially his mother who had informatoin for cancer patients. will remain the same. They will House. They met April 15 and "Health care is a vital issue in I lamillon wanted to find ways cancer. "Curing one form of cancer in continue to (unction as their approved the agreement to our community and CCRS has a to become noticed by his class- Hamilton went on to nation- my lifetime would be far short of own entity. Their volunteers will move forward in an exploratory successful track record in help- mates for reasons other than his als the next year, but finsihed in the greater goal of curing cancer continue to work with the same phase with Compass. ing people with difficult sub- inability to grow. Hamilton ninth place, that was the last in my lifetime," he said. "Playing clients within David's House. Both David's House and stance abuse issues. I am confi- found that outlet in ice skating time his mother saw him skate the hand and coming out of it, a "The agreement will have no COMPASS showed enthusiasm dent that with out support DHC "The day I started skating was because she died of cancer that better and more significant per- effect on the quality or quantity for the agreement. will be able to continue to meet the day I started growing, it was same year. "She sacrificed every- son than I was before, I think is of services received by our "David's House is excited the needs of individuals who a miracle." Hamilton said. thing she had for me to stay in the fundamental, emotional clients," said Strombaugh. about the opportunity to part- depend on them for services," Hamilton's classmates then skating," he said. "I decided I psychological root to entrepre- "They are supportive of our ner with an agency like COM- said William Sanford, President began to tease him not because would never lose again and 1 neurship" services, funding sources, per- PASS where our missions seem and CEO of CCRS. he was small, but because he never looked back" Hamilton sonnel, and clients continuing to integrate well and we can was playing a "sissy sport." So, went on to the 1980 Olympics in to work with an agency called continue to offer much needed Hamilton switched from ice Lake Placid and 1984 Olympics skating to playing hockey even in Sarajevo where he won first though his skates and jersey place. Hamilton joined the Ice were KM) big for his small body. Capades, a traveling ice skating "Being the smallest one and group, after the 1984 Olympics. being teased ... being adopted, When Ice Capades was sold to you learn that words are very a new owner, Hamilton went on powerful things," Hamilton said. to create and co-produce Stars He used to tell his friends that on Ice, a traveling troupe of omino's Pizza his parents picked him out and skaters that perfonn across the their parents were stuck with country. Milt prmnt ililint IS IM" whatever came out to stop them "I learned you must take the ••lliiry ta ricilva Kill irtut prlcil from teasing him about being hand and play it the best possi- 363-MEGA(8342) adopted. However, Hamilton ble way you can and never say soon gained popularity with his die, give 100 percent of every- guy friends when he introduced thing you possibly can," he said. Diem to his female skating Stars on Ice is now in its eigh- friends. "1 was a dating service." teenth year of production. Hamilton said In Hamilton's eleventh year of $ Hamilton also learned valu- Stars on Ice he could no longer able business lessons from his stay up straight due to pains. time on the ice. "Throughout Hamilton went to the doctor ft 1 Large 1 Topping Pizza skating it was succeed a little hit and they discovered a mass, a and fail a lot... succeed a little bit day later he was diagnosed with and fail some more,'" he said stage three testicular cancer. "It "But you learn, you get back on was the most incredible/inter- 1 Medium 2 Topping Pizza the horse and you know you've esting journey that I have ever got something because you been on," Hamilton said. 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5/16 Working Title What's The Point Senior shares perils of senioritis Safety of Routine Leaving Autumn you begin to not worry about know that you are about to leave stan to miss things you dreaded Waking up at three in the ByErtcHann evening and drinking by five Not Coming Back PULSE WRITER school. There are too many other the easy life to join the workforce, in the past. Who would have ever takes a toll on your body after a It's that time of year again for important things going on in and thus try to make the most of thought you would miss going to 5/19 your life by this point. the time you have left in college. class with a hangover, or walking few years. I can remember wak- that dreaded disease known by ing up in the morning during my Introspectra many as senioritis to surface. For me, I am too worried It is kind of like if you knew you through a living room that looks about what the H-E-double- were going to lose your eyesight like a landfill on Friday morning. freshman year still drunk from Many students have had this dis- the night before, now 1 just get 5/22 ease since they came to the hodtey-sticks 1 am going to do in one month. In that last month, Some students with senioritis Sledge when I get out of here. And the just like the last month of college try to deny they have it, but as realty bad hangovers. University, but don't realize how If I even attempted to party deadly it actually can be until worst pan about it all, is that I when senioritis kicks in, most soon as they leave you always 6/18 realize that the best years of my people would take in as much as hear them say they wish they how I used to my first two years they go through their final here, 1 would either die from The Samples semester of classes. life are about to end. they possibly could while they were back in school. I have had a It is a disappointing reality soil can. This is why when you slight case of senioritis since the alcohol poisoning or be passed How do I know this? That's out on my couch constantly. Nate and Wally's Fishbowi simple. 1 am trying to survive a when you realize that your week- have senioritis that term paper or start of my senior year, which severe case of it right now. And ends aren't going to begin on exam in your class suddenly was last year. Where else other than Bowling 5/7 just like 95 percent of the stu- Thursdays anymore too. You becomes a little less important. For the first time in my life I Green can you find multiple peo- Decals finally realize that after four or Many people with senioritis feel old. Even if I was able to ple who are looking to party any dents who go here, I am notori- day or time of the week? ous for doing my homework at five years, how lucky you really don't even bother setting their come back for another year, my the last minute. were to be at a place like this. alarm to go to class in the morn- body is so worn out that I don't When you have senioritis, not This is why and how, senioritis ing. think it could handle the college SENIORITIS, PAGE 11 CALENDAR. PAGE 12 only do you put things off, but takes over your body. When you The funny thing is you actually lifestyle anymore. KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF MMPUS AT WWW.BGNEW.COM/PULSE I 10 Friday. April 30.2004 THE PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Dad and grad writing team give comical 'advice' and Your Sins Are Forgiven SCH0OIS0UT.FROMPAGE9 Recommendation: 10 Ways to or Survivor PULSE: Did one write more Chapter 1: Not the Introduction Find Out Who Will Give You a Chapter 22: A Tourist's Guide to Chapter 36: A Career in Editing: As slated by author and NPR than the other or is the material Chapter 2: Making Your Major Good One the Real World: Knowing What Do We Really Need This commentator, "Along with... equally weighted? Your Springboard to the Future Chapter 11: Surviving You're Doing Without Grades Chapter? pirated cable and a big spatter- LARRY: Equal. (i.e. Italian Literature=Pizza Graduation Day: You Are the ing pot of lentil soup. 'The Dog ZACK: Equal. The best materi- delivery; Psychology=Fortune Future—Stop Slouching Section Three: Choosing a Section Four: Choosing a Real Ate My Resume"' is a must have al is the stuff we came up with Teller; Algebraic Number Career by Process of lob on the Basis of What You for all under-employed 21 -year- together. Theory=Bartender) Section Two: Leaving College— Elimination Can Actually Get olds! (Or 32-year-olds, depend- Chapter 3: The Career Guidance Your Personal Journey Through ing on how much time you wast- PULSE You obviously have a Center Finding it, or Are You Hell Career Elimination Exercise Chapter 37: Not Peaking Too ed while trying to graduate col- close relationship. Did tliat help? Prepared for the Next Exciting (Example: How big a part of your Soon Chapter 38: Bartending: lege.)" LARRY: Because of our rela- Chapter in Your Life? Chapter 12: Inspirational Quotes morning is alcohol? A) Pretty big I was ready for an amusing tionship I got to say things like, Chapter 4: Identifying, Finding (i.e. "Follow your heart wherever part B.) Usually add it to orange Listening to Drunks, but This interview. "Because I'm your father!" and and Cornering Your Faculty it leads" when translated means juice C.) Never get up without it Tune Getting Paid for It. "go to your room!" Advisor "listen to your heart, but pay If you answered A, B or C, the Chapter 39: Internships: Why PULSE: Wlio conceived the ZACK: We're a close family. I Chapter 5: Keys to Graduating: panicular attention to your liver, career of Neurosurgeon is not for Settle for Underpaid When You idea?\\'as it a colUibomtive effort? have a younger brother because your heart is a you, but you should really con- Can Be Not Paid at All? ZACK: My dad proposed it who's a freshman in college. little unreliable some- sider being a Presidential Press Chapter 40: Doing Nothing when 1 was still in college, based times, but your liver will Secretary) Chapter41: Waiting Tables: It's on what I was going through— PULSE So Zack are you never lie to you. Also, Not Rocket Science, but the Tips not wanting to leave—and we still in transition? Have you your spleen is pretty Chapter 23: The Military: Getting are Better started brainstorming ideas. found a job yet? THE "DOG trusnvorthy. But when Accepted into the Military Chapter 42: Winning the Lottery: L\RRY: I le would actually ZACK: I'm too occupied your kidneys start talk- Services is Not That Difficult Somebody I las to Win, Why Not have to visit the career guidance with telling others what to ing to you, it's time to Chapter 24: l^bulous Careers, or You? center for research. do. Actually, I'm thinking of 7\TE MY quit drinking") Careers in Fabulousness Chapter 43: Messenger Service: going to grad school to Chapter 13: Prioritizing Chapter 25: law: You Don't Have At least You're Not in Some PULSEWlieredid you find study astrophysics and Your Decision-Making: to Be a Lawyer to Make a living Office your inspiration for Ideas become an astronaut, and "RESUME What is the Meaning of Suing Other People! Chapter 44: Begging: Being Your this summer I'm going to life, or Where Will I Chapter 26: Careers in Own Boss While Working through interviews or personal SURVIVAL TIPS FOR LIFE AFTER COLLEGE experiences? study an in Italy. (With Sleep Tonight? Computers: Fatal Error Outdoors—It Could Be Worse ZACK: We talked to a lot of satire, mind you). 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Outkast Speakerbaxxxfflie Ixwe Below 'Ihose Von Frapp children the same person you'll be when true when the compilation in now we need work. 2. Norah Jones Feels like Home knew what they were talking you leave. This can be a change question has a theme, such as about; graduating from college is for better or worse, so keep this 3. Evanescence Fallen a bittersweet thing. I never in mind when making friends "College Graduation 2004." 7. "Road to Nowhere" by 4.SherylCrow The Very Best Of Stringing together some songs Talking I leads. The ride > The thought I'd say it. but I am both and selecting roommates—they for background music at your destination. 5. Red Hot Chili Peppers The Greatest Hits relieved and sad to be done with can and will turn on you. grad party is one tiling, but if 6. Eric Clapton Me & Mr. Johnson school. 3. Do it "because you're in col- you're really looking for tunes 8. "These Days" by Nico.The 7. Twista Kamikaze Actually, let me rephrase that. lege" at least once. that speak for the moment, a lit- sultry songstress muses on sweet I'm relieved to be done with 4. Know that love can find you 8. No Doubt Vie Singles: 1992-2003 classes, but sad to be graduating when you least expect it (I love de more effort may be required. nostalgia. 9. Incubus A Crow left OfTlie Murder Fact is, diere are very few and leaving college life and you Brent: you have my whole songs dial have actually been 9. "We Live Again" by Beck 10. Alicia Keys Diary Of Alicia Keys entering the proverbial "real heart) written specifically about gradu- "I grow weary of the end." A pret- world." 5. Get involved. My only regret ation, and most of them are ty song. TOP 5 DVDs of 2004 Everyone told me how fast it from my college years is Uiat I awful (see Vitamin C's classic would fly by, and yet I never real- waited until my sophomore year "Graduation: Friends Forever"). 10. "A Change is Gonna 1. "Blue Collar Comedy Tour" ly believed them. Well, believe to join the staff of The BG News. I This means you have to be a Come" by Sam Cooke. One of 2. "The Dave Chappelle Show: Season One" me —it does go by fast. have had so many great times bit creative and choose some the great R&B anthems of all- As I reflect on my college expe- with the wonderful group of peo- 3. "The Beatles: The 1st U.S. Visit" rience I can't believe all of the ple here and have learned so tracks that relate to the broader time. 4. "Family Guy: VoLl" graduation experience, including things I've accomplished, and all much from them. (Thanks for farewells, nostalgia and moving H.'TtWasAVeryGood 5. "House Of 1000 Corpses" the crazy things I've done. showing me the ropes Angela!) I still have to pinch myself to on. Year" by Frank Sinatra. (i. Do let your emotions get the Everyone has their own believe that I went to Paris. Not best of you. laugh, cry, scream, Retrospection from die only is that the Ix^st memory favorite songs that could fit the Chairman of the Board. giggle, smile, frown, love, play, bill, but for those looking for fur- from my college years, but the rage, fear, obsess, hate, yearn, ther inspiration, here's a gradua- 12. "In My Life" by lite D-12 This album creates an envi- best in my life so far. shock, relax, stress, appreciate, tion mixtape with some well ronment for each member to As I leave "Big Su," I would like envy, refuse, desire, excite, con- Beatles. This John Lennon tune to leave my tips on how to make known offerings. has become a popular grad display their talents and glar- centrate, anticipate, accept, dis- anthem. D-12 ing weaknesses. it through the a'st; heads up cover, wonder, hope, and above 1. "Time Has Come Today" WORLD Those who were familiar freshmen: all. have fun while you're doing it! by The Chambers Brothers. A 13. "Long May You Run" by with Bizarre's crude and out- great kickstart track from this old Neil Young Quite possibly the Shady Records landish (niosdy elementary school R&B group. "Time has best farewell song ever written by From die bass-pounding school level, i.e. "ever since I come today / young hearts will a Canadian. distortion of hip-hop prodigy was eight, I been startin' to go their way." Eminem's near two-minute hate") humor will be unpleas- The great goodbye for seniors antly surprised by his lack of 14. "Walk On" by 112. Bono rant to open the record, SENIORITIS. FR0MPAGE9 2. "The End of the Line" by reminds us what we can't leave through the mix tape Shady maturity on this record. I lis The Traveling Wilburys. behind. haters diss added as a bonus continual use of disgusting When you have senioritis you was and to be honest, didn't think "Everything will work out line." track."D-12Worid,"the sexual imagery, linking him also begin to notice that many of I would make it to my senior year. 15. "Last Goodbye" by Jeff group's follow up album to carnally to his grandmodier your good friends arc gone, and But with a little hard work and a 3. "Tonight Tonight" by Buckley. Maybe it's a breakup "Devils Night," has finally and barnyard animals begin you are going to be leaving the lot of late nights, it wasn't as hard Smashing Pumpkins. "Our lives song. Who cares? It works. earned them some bragging to get old (as if the)' weren't ones that are yet to graduate. For as I expected it to be. are forever changed / We will rights. after their debut). The epito- me, diat is by far the most difficult Because this is my last article, never be die same,"etc. 16. "We'll Meet Again" by The "band," as they me of ignorance blares pan about senioritis. and 1 am writing for The BGNews, lohnny Cash. "Don't know when, describe themselves on hit throughout track 3 entitled All of the good and bad memo- please bear with me while I give a 4. "School's Out" bv Alice don't know where / But I know single "My Band," consists of "lust like U" as Bizarre ries that you had with your shout-out to everybody who Cooper. The traditional, but wor- we'll meet again some sunny childhood Detroit neighbor- attempts to advise his son not friends begin to hit you all at once. helped me make it this far. My thy choice. School is Indeed, out day." hood friends: Eminem, Swifty to grow up like him. Halfway However, the only good side parents, hometown friends, forever. Unit's a nice note to leave on. McVay, Bizarre, Kon Artis, through his first stanza he affect of senioritis is that many of grandma, The Pulse staff, the Kuniva, and Proof. "D-12 overlooks his goal and lec- your bad memories make you flash, juggalo family, "Titty," World," released Tuesday, will tures, mentioning important laugh when you look back at I'repal, Donnic, |oe B, Tony O, To read the full review by N.Pietravoia surely solidify their place as knowledge like "smoke weed, diem. Nora, Sally. Tara, Ashley, Aryssa visit BGNEWS.COM/PULSE »»»»»» true hip-hop prospects, and listen to Obie Trice." When I started going to school and most importantly, all of the rather dian Eminem's "boys." - N. Pietravoki here, I had no idea what senioritis brothers of Phi Delta Theta.

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DOMESTIC PARTNER, FROM PAGE 1 dents in the country." offer domestic partner benefits partner benefits for over ten Tlic University also has a non- on everything from possible cost years. A human resources repre- be two adulls, cither of the discrimination policy that to benefits offered to the actual sentative with Oberlin said by same or opposite sex. thai haw includes sexual orientation, and process of implementation. not offering domestic partner an ongoing relationship and refusing to grant domestic part- Come fall, a questionnaire benefits, possible faculty appli- share a residence, are emotion- ner benefits may be seen as a assembled by the Committee on cants may re-think their teach- ally inlerdependenl and plan on violatiun of civil rights. Domestic Partner Benefits will ing destination. residing together indefinitely. The Faculty Senate Ad Hoc be distributed to faculty to try to "Not offering these benefits is In 2000, the University Faculty Committee on Domestic Partner determine what the cost would going to cause very good faculty Senate passed a resolution in Benefits sponsored a half-page be to provide benefits for those to re-think why they would support of a domestic partner advertisement in The BG News interested. choose a state-supported school benefits policy, and March 17. Friday listing 87 names of indi- The committee is researching that doesn't offer these benefits 2004, the Faculty Senate ratified viduals and organizations in the interest and cost of both soft when they could be somewhere the Ohio Faculty Council support of domestic partner and hard benefits. Soft benefits else that does?" the human Resolution in support of domes- benefits at the University. Of the are indirect costs to the resources representative said. tic partner benefits. The Ohio 87 names listed, two wished to University, such as library privi- Arguments against domestic Faculty Council Resolution rec- remain anonymous. leges and access to the employ- partner benefits include fraud ognizes domestic partner bene- "Two out of 87 is not bad ... er's recreational facilities. Hard and administrative problems as fits as a civil right. this is a topic that is still not benefits, on the other hand, are well as fear that it may lead to a Christina Guenther, chair of talked about enough in public," direct costs to the University and backlash. Liz MartMiim AP Photo can include insurance benefits Guenther is optimistic, how- the Commitiee on Domestic Guenther said of domestic part- BUSH SUPPORTERS: Attorney General Sandoval speaks at Partner Benefits, sees domestic ner benefits. Reasons for avoid- such as medical benefits, dental ever, about the support that has ing the topic of domestic partner care and tuition assistance. already been shown on campus, the Republican state convention yesterday, in Reno, Nev. Sandoval partner benefits not only as a lobbied for the approval of President Bush and his administration. civil right but also another asset benefits may be everything from Colleges and universities in "There is an openness, there is for current and future students fear of discrimination to the Ohio that currently offer domes- an interest in supporting the and faculty. issue of cost, according to tic partner benefits include principles of equality and digni- "It is an issue of fairness," Guenther. Central State University, Hiram ty," she said. Guenther said. "Domestic part- The Committee on Domestic College. Wright State University, "I'm heartened by the quick ner benefits are a civil right and a Partner Benefits will spend the Kenyon College and Oberlin response and strong support." domestic partner benefits policy summer researching and gath- (allege. attracts the best faculty and stu- ering concrete facts from other Oberlin College, a private U. appreciates colleges and universities that institution, has offered domestic monetary gift CONTRIBUTION, FROM PAGE I gold medal in 1984, co-created and co-produced a skating show Students in attendance were called "Stars on Ice," and served excited about the contribution. as a commentator for CBS Use Your BGSU ID Card For Off Campus Purchases "It will be able to fund many sports during the Winter things that will be great for the Olympics. He has also indepen- University and the entrepre- dently produced several ice New Account—Just in Time for Summer Session! neurial center," Junior Adam shows. Davenport said. Dallas graduated magna cum Sophomore Alex Wright said, laude from BGSU in 1977, and By placing funds into the City Bucks account associated with "I think it was a good event, and started his entrepreneurial great for the University as a career soon after, co-founding your BGSU ID card, you will be able to use your ID libe a whole." and serving as CEO Of First debit card at your favorite off campus merchants! University President Sidney Franklin Financial Corp., and Ribeau described the presenta- the Heritage Bank of Commerce. tion as "moving and gratifying," He now serves as chairman and It's Easy...It's Convenient... and said the entrepreneurs CEO of Ownit Mortgage embodied one of the Solutions. Starting $oon...Find Out More: Universities core values, cre- Other speakers included the ative imaginings. Executive-in-Residence for the Ribeau said creative imagin- College of Business 419-372-1185 off campus — 2-1185 on campus ings "is about seeking possibili- Administration, Dave Francisco, ties and moving in directions and B. Thomas Golisano. the www.CityBucksBG.com where your beliefs take you," 2004 international philan- and Hamilton and Dallas had thropist of the year. done just that. Hamilton, after winning a Make JOHN NEWIOVE REAL ESTATE, INC. your FIRST CHOICE in your search for affordable housing! FREE HANDBAG EFFICIENCIES with purchase of two 451 THL'RSTIN- Across Street from Offenhauer. Furnished DESIGNER LOOK-A-LIKE with lull bath, stove and refrigerator. School Year- One person LA Rate- $395.00. One Year- One Person Rate- $355.00. Initial .Bags ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS Handbags Rales available for I or 2 occupants. Check with Renial Office for prices for 2 occupants. 517 K. KKKD STREET- At Thurstin. Furnished or Unfurnished. One bath. School Year- One person Rate- $460.00. 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VOtUHTEERISM. FROM PAGE 4 the experience is that it directly vation. helps us engage ourselves into Thus, our entire perspectives Haha, gotcha. You thought I the needs of those less fortunate on life wUl be dramatically Services Offered Wanted was an insensitive homophobic and gives the opportunity to altered and will directly change ami-Jesus jerk, didn't ya? Man, serve. When we are actively the future of our nation and that was tunny. working somewhere to improve planet. Cheap, cheap summer storage In Subleaser lor Summer and or Fall. Actually, I am a big tan of vol- the quality of life for someone or Service is an honorable field. It Portage. Secure location. Short- 419-302-3807 unteerism and I feel that it something, it keeps us cognizant is the most honorable field. And term: 2 wks.- all summer. Call Subleaser needed lor effic. apt. should expand as far and wide as that there is too much work to be once we know that for ourselves, 419-601-1310. on Wooster ASAP. humanely possible. I first decid- done to just lie around and it will change the way we treat Call 419-438-2297. ed to talk about volunteerism in scratch ourselves. those that serve us. We will Personals Subleaser neeccd start rg May '4 my IPC class, and then I thought Sure, we've got it good, but appreciate it more and be more Take over lease July 9 Studio apt it would make a great column. when others are struggling, it well-rounded and sensitive indi- S350/mo. 419-704-2703 Volunteerism is one of the somehow comes back to us viduals. Subleasers needed 8/15/04-6/12/05 most positive and practically because life is circular. By volun- So, it is for these reasons that I Big Screen TV lor Columbia Court. 3 bed. 2 full productive activities in our teering, we remind ourselves believe so strongly in volun- Happy Hours Daily 4 to 6. baths, new carpet, new linoleum. Classified Ads Free Delivery 11 to 1 am Daily Call Lindsay 419-541 -0231. nation — and really the world. It that the more we take responsi- teerism. Many of us don't feel 352-9638. helps organizations that can't bility into our own hands for the that we have time to make a dif- Up to 3 people needed to sublet 2 372-6977 Learn a skill lor Ha Take PRO IS7 bdrm. apt. Pets allowed. $550 mo. afford to hire the necessary help, welfare of our community and ference. Make time. It isn't that Western Horsemanship. Check us Aug 04-Aug '05 Call 419-494-6186 it looks good on resumes and our fellow Earth inhabitants, the difficult to cut a half hour here or out at Sandersonstables.com does a great deal personally and more we make the difference there to devote an hour a week The BG News will not as a community. that we long for. helping someone else for free. knowingly accept advertise- Help Wanted First, it is practical for organi- Personally, the act of serving And even if it is something as ments that discriminate, or Wanted zations, especially nonprofits, others is an incomparable simple as picking up an empty encourage discrimination because with our economy the opportunity for growth and evo- potato chip bag and dropping it against any individual or group on the basis of race, Admissions Clerk COSI Toledo money isn't there to hire people. lution. We in our culture tend to into the trash can ten feet in sex, color, creed, religion, Grad tickets needed lor Make a difference at COSM Become It's looking pretty bleak out there look down on those that live lives front of you — that is still a valu- national origin, sexual ori- 4:30 commencement. Will pay an important part in providing the for us graduates, even though of service — like janitors, bus dri- able contribution. If we all did entation, disability, status as 419-354-3088 best quality service through direct things are picking up. vers, garbage collectors, wait- that, imagine how much cleaner a veteran, or on the basis of contact with COSI visitors. This pan- Grad tickets needed lor 9 30 Arts time position will meet and greet, as Organizations like community resses/waiters and etc. We are our campus would be. any other legally protected and Sciences ceremony. Will pay! status. well as be involved in all operations, theatres, homeless shelters, taught to go to a restaurant and In a nutshell, there is time and Call Shorty 419-494-3425. such as cash register functions, op- assistance centers for kids and be treated like royalty. Little do there is a way to make a differ- The BG News reserves the Graduation tickets needed erating the phone system and help- animals and senior centers are we know that they are actually ence — even a small difference. right to decline, discontinue lor 1:30 ceremony. ing to ensure that COSI visitors just a few examples of the places doing more good than we are, Because what is minor to us or revise any advertisement Call Kelley at 419-494-9151. have a comlortable and fun experi- ence. Positive energetic leaders that could really use our help. because they prove through their could be special to the benefac- such as those found to be Need Dane Cook Tickets. defamatory, lacking in fac- need apply. Send resume to COSI The next good thing is it's actions that it is possible to serve tor. And as life is circular, we are tual basis, misleading or Will pay!! Toledo. Ann: Christina Hicks. 1 Dis- good for our resumes. When another and retain one's dignity benefactors, as well. false in nature. All adver- Call Dustin at 419-308-8752. covery Way, Toledo. Ohio 43604 or potential employers see that we and self-respect; to know that tisements are subject to edit- Needed: Responsible, mature, man have a degree and job experi- humility does not mean self- Send all comments to: ing and approval. or woman to share large home. COSI is an equal opportunity ence, they may be impressed. degradation but rather self-ele- explosionofirJS'msn.com S500'mo. Call Donna 419-686-0045 employer and values diversity When they see that we've done free internships, that looks good, too. 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