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GETTING TO ROOT: PARTLY CLOUDY Roots-rock veterans, HIGH: 80 I LOW 55 Rusted Root, answers www.bgnews.com our 11 questions; PAGE 5 weekly independent student press VOLUME 94 ISSUE 8 Bloodshed at bar causes scare By Chuck Soder "There was a lot of blood," he "Most people involved were Howard's bartender Dusty ered in his blood. exist. IKi BG NEWS said. "And there were numerous from outside BG," Conner said. Baker came in contact with the "I was pretty much covered The doctors at the hospital A Toledo resident received bystanders and employees who Police do not yet know who blood before clean-up crews head to toe," he said. "There reaffirmed that the chance was several cuts lo the face after could've come in contact with started the fight, or how it was came. were a couple guys like that." small. being hit in the head with a beer it." started, according to Conner. Baker watched the argument Howard's closed at 2 a.m. — a "They said there is only a frac- bottle at Howard's Club H early The victim lost half a liter of The case is still under investi- that escalated into a fight. He half hour early—and Baker and tion of a fraction of a percent Saturday morning. blood — nearly a tenth of what gation. and few fellow employees were his co-workers went to Wood chance that any of us could The unidentified 29-ycar-old the human body contains. Visitors to Howard's, however, forced to step in due to a lack of County Hospital to get tested to catch HIV from blood-on-skin male received 37 stitches at "If they came in contact with shouldn't worry about anything bouncers during the summer. make sure no one had contract- contact," he said. Wood County Hospital after the any of that blood, they need to being contaminated anymore, "I'm not sure what the inci- ed HIV Though doctors say the risk fight, which was reported to contact their physician, or according to manager lohn dent was," he said. "But a cou- Baker feared that another of infection is low, Baker and police at 1:50 a.m. He was Wood County Hospital," Desmith. The City Health ple of their friends jumped in beer bottle, which hit him on the others who touched the released about three hours later, Conner said. Department approved the and then we were trying to keep the head in the fight but didn't blood won't be certain until according to hospital officials. The victim was trying to club's clean-up job, he said. four guys apart." shatter, might have cut his testing is complete six months The victim was HIV-positive, break up the fight when he was "They came and gave us a Soon, the beer bottle head, making him more prone from now. according to Lieutenant Brad attacked, according to inter- clean bill for health, so every- smashed on the HIV-positive to infection. "This would've been a run- Conner of the Bowling Green views done at the scene. thing's fine," Desmith said. man's head as he tried to break "I got pretty edgy," he said. of-the-mill night if he hadn't Police Division. Risk of contam- Others involved in the fight "There are certain chemicals up the fight. While pulling him His head wasn't cut. But, been HIV positive," he said. "It's ination for those near the scene went to Toledo Hospital for less- required to clean up stuff like from the group, Baker and a few though chances of infection really put a scary spin on was great, Conner said. er injuries. this, and we used them." others found themselves cov- through the skin are small, they things."
Brewers SIMPSON ARBORETUM PARK make beer easy NEW PARK HITS CITY with kits NEW CITY PARK PROVIDES SERVICE TO RESIDENTS By Jeremy Sidhu By Sarah Cox Around the same time, the 1HE BG NEWS THE BG NEWS Rotary Club approached Parks If you can sit and watch tele- Bowling Green's Parks and and Recreation about a park idea vision all day, you can brew your Recreation Department designed to remember Rotarians own beer or wine. Tim announced on lune 25 that a that have passed away. A con- Thompson, owner of Black new addition will be added to the sensus was reached that a garden Swamp Bootleggers, described city's park system. Simpson park would be added to Bowling the ever-so-painstaking process Arboretum Park will tentatively Green's park system. The Rotary of home brewing, "It does it by be completed around the sum- Club will use their memorial itself." mer of 2004. fund for a commemorative wall About 10 years ago, "A city exists to provide ser- inside the building, as well as for Thompson began brewing his vices that others don't or can't the shade garden outside the own wine. He watched his provide for themselves." Mayor park with trees planted to com- fattier brew beer in the back- John Quinn said. "We always memorate former Rotarians. yard. His father explained to need to examine city services to The park's name comes from him that when the balloon see what we can be doing better." Mr. And Mrs. Newt Simpson, attached to the top of the fer- The new park "This is a tremen- who left a large menting tank began to deflate, it will be located off sum of money in was almost time for a new Wintergarden O.OUS concept and their wiU for a city "batch." and Conneaut The wiU opportunityrr J Jfor •»■*■ y **; Well, the science of personal Avenue on the . . commemorated brewing has seen the last of north side of Organizations tO in the park in sev- crude, home distillation. In fact, town. A new COntribute tO." eralways The modem day home brewing has entrance will be park itself is become quite a sophisticated constructed off hobby.Furthermore, home Kensington BOB CAUECOD, DIRECTOR Of BG ^sonf * The brewing is a hobby anyone can Boulevard. PARKS AND RECREATION Nazarene church learn, and most certainly enjoy. Previously, the will be renamed Thompson explained that, 10- acre property was divided the Simpson Building, and the "People that brew are people between two owners. The new entrance off Wintergarden Jenn Irevino BG News that like quality beer and wine. I Church of the Nazarene current- will have a commemorative get all kinds: factory workers, ly has a sanctuary, parking lot, stone in front. PARKS DEPARTMENT: Director of Bowling Green Parks and Recreation Bob Callecod points out spe- farmers, lawyers, doctors, insur- and grounds located at the Other funding will come from cial features of the new Simpson Arboretum Park, slated for opening in 2004. ance people. I get every walk of southeast end of the park. The the city of Bowling Green. The life." Parks and Recreation park's official open date will be is different from anything located mostly on the longer, waterfall running from one of the It makes sense that Department recently bought the contingent upon when and how Bowling Green currently offers. narrow part of the park. The hilltops into the lapanese gar- Thompson accommodates property from the church, and much additional funding they It is in the shape of an L, with hills themes include Perennial gar- den. There will be plant labels such a wide range of clientele, the Nazarene congregation will receive from the. community, that will peak at 16 feet.. den, Upland garden, Japanese inside the gardens, too. considering Black Swamp build a larger sanctuary at a new "This is a tremendous concept "This is the only park in town garden, Shade Garden and an A large area will be set aside as Bootleggers is one of only six location and opportunity for organiza- Ithatl has hills." Callecod said. Herb garden.Aseventh garden is an arts deal in the park also. A establishments of its kind in The other site right next to the tions to contribute to," said Bob Several design elements will be the Cutting garden, located off small pagoda will also be added. Ohio. Nazarene church was a former Callccod, director of Parks and featured in the park. the back of the church. This will be used for weddings Why get into home brewing? dumpsite of excavation debris Recreation, who will be coordi- "They will have a variety of Eventually, classes will be held and community music concerts. One big advantage to home for city utilities. Two years ago, nating the efforts to complete the different gardens and trees," for flower arranging in the A landform with sculptural brewing is that it's economical. the Utilities Division offered park. Quinn said. Simpson Building. There will be At Black Swamp Bootleggers, Parks and Recreation the site. The park's concept and design Six different gardens will be a sand garden and free-flowing PARK. PAGE 3 home brewing kits run about $50. The kits include directions, aU the necessary equipment, ingredients, sanitizer, and yeast. The ingredients allow the brew- er to produce his/her first 5-gal- lon batch. U. employees drop student status for summer, taxed more • After the kit is purchased, the home brewing process really Any University stu- ment. According to the office of the A portion of each paycheck should take care of the prob- begins to pay off. Each addi- dent employee who Six credit hours or more Bursar, this tax is only tempo- is taken out to help the retire- lem. tional package of ingredients have to be taken by an employ- rary. ment fund in the state; howev- Even though student costs about $25.00. Keep in takes less than six ee on campus for them to be "When you go back to full er, unlike the social security mind, however, that each pack- credit hours must considered a student over the status as a student you can tax this specific state retire- employees have never seen the age of ingredients yields a 5-gal- summer semester. Without apply for a refund," White said. tax on their paychecks during lon batch, or 640 ounces, or 53 pay into the State of ment tax is very temporary. bottles of beer. Therefore, a 12- Ohio's Retirement these six credit hours the stu- "The forms are in the Bursar's If a student is worried about the school year, it is not a new pack would equate to, roughly, dent employees are just con- office in Payroll." their income and that this tax tax. This retirement tax is sim- $5.66. Fund. sidered employees. This state retirement tax is might take a significant chunk ply a statement that shows a The real advantage to home According tr Sandy White, not unlike social security. out of their paycheck, they By Oave Schrag person does not have current brewing is that the brewer con- THE BG NEWS administrative assistant of "Although the University shouldn't be. Yes, taxes will be trols the entire process, and thus Another year of college payroll, all campus employees does not pay into social securi- taken out, but upon graduat- student status, and will be determines the style of beer added to the transcript, and have to pay to the Public ty, we belong to a state retire- ing or terminating their treated like all campus he/she brews. To begin, the Employee's Retirement ment system," White said. employment from the brewer must choose the ingre- another tax added to the pay- employees. dients to fulfill their beer or wine check. While relinquishing System. This tax is a retirement "The laws state once the stu- University, students will be "If you did not work at the deduction. This specific tax is dents do not have student sta- refunded nearly all of the plans Ingredients are catego- their status as students for the University you would have to rized according to style Merlot summer, student employees felt by a lot of students, but it tus because they are not taking money that has been taken out have to dip into their income also applies to any employee enough credit hours then they for the retirement fund. As pay into social security even if BOOTLEGGERS, PAGE 3 and give a little to their retire- that has been hired by the uni- must pay into the retirement stated, all students have to do you were a student," White versity. system also." is apply for a refund, and this said. ■ I v 2 Wednesday, July 10.2002 WELCOME 2 BGSII WWW.BGNEWS.COM Conferences bring visitors to campus
By Irene Sharon Scott client's needs. The office was cre- for events which are facilitated by wants something," Brogden said. leadership skills and personal to explain that, we weren't given TH£ BC HENS ated three years ago and incorpo- an on-campus department con- "It helps boost the University's interactions skills." that information for roommates. Given the low enrollment of ratecd into the Office of tact person, such as the musical reputation, as well as helps us David Payne said the summer Explaining that you are staying students during the summer in Residence life. An average con- camps hosted by Deborah Fleitz generate income for the other conference job is a good one to here for a day, it offers an comparison to the academic ference stays on campus 3-5 in the Moore Musical Center. departments." have, where they work around opporunity so that you can meet year, summer seems like an days. Some being shorter and "We run the residence hall The staff is recruited during fall your class schedule. "It has its many more people, if you live in ideal time for visitors to come to some longer. Some of the longer facilities with a front desk opera- semester and was hired in perks," he said. The compensa- different rooms. Instead of hav- attend adult and youth confer- conferences which stay on cam- tion," Brogden explained. "When Feburary. Then there is an tion package includes on-cam- ing two friends, you have four ences such as business, religious, pus are the Orientation and people wants to use our facilities, intense week long training that pus housing, pay and a meal plan friends and get a positive experi- leadership, fartemity, and train- Regisitration Program (O-Reg) we make all the appropriate includes presentations on cos- for returners. ence." ing conferences of all varieties. which is a two day program arrangements for them in order lumer service, campus security, Sofo, said the job provides The conference staff works the Other visitors staying on campus which runs for six weeks with to try to provide a one-stop shop physical plant operations and some flexibility between her class desks during conference check- come to attend academic, musi- approximately 250 students and and make their conference policies and procedures. and working. On average, she ins and check-outs and while the cal, honor and athletic camps. parents housed on campus each preparations more simple and Qualifications for summer works 20-25 hours a week conference is in session. The Conference Program night. customer service oriented." conference staff include on-cam- "It's something that would "I am working mostly with O- Office brings in 70 -80 confer- "It'scool meeting different peo- The staff functions as facilita- pus housing experience, cus- allow me to have some time to Reg," Sofo said. "For O-Reg, we tors of services and supervisors of ences/camps that select the ple from around the world," said tomer-services skills and experi- study," she said. "1 was also look- do the check-in. We hand out University as a site to host their Garciela Sofo, summer confer- buildings. There is an on-call per- ence with working with a diverse ing for something that wouldn't their keys, tell them what their event Approximately 20 - 30 stu- ence staff member. "Sometimes it son when the front desk closes at group of people of varying age be super easy or super hard. I dent staff members are hired to gets frustrating when there is a midnight just in case problems room number is and tell them groups, from young children to have dealt with customer-service directions, explain to them the provide excellent customer ser- bunch of people in the lobby arise throughout the night such adult and senior participants. before and I have experience at vice and accommodations for watching television and its blar- as a person gets locked out, an PED system and the codes for the Tony Schwab returned to be explaining things and dealing bathroom." each conference. This is one rea- ing loud, especially in Kriescher alarm goes off, or to attend to part of the conference staff this with angry people." son people choose to return to and Harshman Quad, where other concerns. During the day, the staff sits at summer. His previous work expe- Sometimes, the rooms are not the desk and are on hand to the University each summer in there is no air condition upstairs. The office also arranges acco- riences in customer-service jobs addition to the excellent facilities Then, people will come down- modations for external groups for ready for the visitors or are still answer any questions the confer- and environment the University helped him to become comfort- being cleaned by custodial staff ence participants may have. stairs and it'll get rowdy. It's not their dining, meeting space, park- able at front desks. has to offer throughout the sum- too bad. I like answering people ing and shuttle service, audiovi- from an earlier conference the "During regular desk shifts, we "A large pan of the job is pro- mer. questions and telling them about sual services, outdoor space and night before and that has to be are here to answer any questions "It's intense," said Amelie Bowling Green and what's good so forth. fessionalism," Schwab said. "In explained. For the most part, Sofo to help them out," Sofo said. "At Brogden, director of Conference about it." The office attempts to keep the between my two years on staff I hasn't had any major problems times when we have the summer Programs Office. There are two types of confer- external and internal conferences was a Resident Advisor in with people, she continued. McDonald Hall. In some ways, "Some people are a little upset, students stay here, we check-out The Conference Programs ences that come to the University. separated according to the type games, movies and stuff. But for Office works all year round to Internal conferences and exter- of conference, age and services. the jobs can be similar but they're if they don't room with a friend make arrangements and acco- nal conferences. The conference "We try to use on-campus ser- really more different than the that they came with and wants to same. All in all, both jobs sharpen be together," Sofo said. "You have modations that will meet the program office provides housing vices if our external conferences CONFERENCES. PAGE 3 ! It's Wediiesday...Happy Hump Day!!! mJ%,
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Team leaders effects will be built in another other park sponsors will be placing the power lines in the conferences you are not allowed we contact the directors of the are also in charge of supervis- area of the park. It will be perma- acknowledged. Various classes area six feet underneath the to check-out anything." conferences and follow-up on ing the staff. This includes nent and made of stone. will also meet inside the building. ground and shaping the hills. The conference staff con- arrangements that are in place holding weekly staff meetings. "It will be closely related to Other design elements include This will take one year and will sists of team leaders and con- and make changes in requests "The staff is great, we could- stone-henge," Callecod said. two trails. The walking trail will ference staff. Each team leader Shawn Morin, head of the follow more closely alongside cost the city $100,000. The walk- that arise," Miller said. n't do the job we do without is assigned to about 15-20 sculpture at the University will the gardens and will not be bike ways for pedestrians and bikes Furthermore, team leaders them," Brogden said. " No eventually become very familiar or roller blade accessible. The will be built shortly after and will conferences throughout the arena on-call for a week at a matter what anyone says or with the opportunities for stu- bike trail will be paved and light- closely follow the underground summer and is required to put time. They are asked to carry how frustrated they get or I dents on campus to display their ed. It will connect at several power lines. The building needs a minimum of 20 hours in at their pagers so that staff mem- may get, they do an outstand- art throughout Simpson points to the walking trail, where to be renovated, and all six the office, according to Sara bers are able to reach them at ing job of what we ask of Arboretum. bikes can be parked and locked. themed garden areas need to be Miller, one of the four confer- any time'with questions that them." "Any time our faculty and stu- The bike trail will also connect designed and planted. The other dents work hard and succeed for with Conneaui Hill and the City the cause of their discipline park features will be completed Park. around the same time as the gar- either here or on campus is a "The trails go all the way from dens. good opportunity," Morin said. Simpson Arboretum to City Park Bootleggers give customers choices Throughout the park, there without having to take any When additional funding is will be temporary and perma- received, the park will continue roads, adding a great safety fac- BOOTLEGGERS. FROM PAGE 1 depends highly on imagination ing. Those that are familiar with nent places for students to show- tor," Callecod said. through the later design phases. and technique. Eventually, brew- zymurgy would definitely label case their sculptures. The new park is connected The park will be accessible one and chardonnay are examples of ers stumble upon their own Thompson as a "zymurgist", and The 10,000 square foot church with the older parks, and helps year after utility lines are under- wine styles, likewise, stout and recipes and strategies for their Bowling Green is fortunate to will be renovated to include a symbolize the new growth in ground, but the completion date pilsner are examples of beer favorite beers or wines. This is have such an enthusiastic expert Recreation Center for active town. could be as far away as eight styles. the essence of home brewing. in town. adults. Renovation will not "The opportunity to make the years depending on the support In addition to choosing the "The whole idea is to come up If you ever think about home remove the stained-glass win- new west side of town from ingredient style, Black Swamp with your own recipe, what you brewing, stop in at Black Swamp dows, or the sanctuary environ- the project gains from the com- Wintergarden over linked with Bootleggers is stocked with enjoy. You become an artist; you Bootleggers and talk to ment. The sound system will be munity. the old parts is fairly symbolic," herbs and spices to add to beer produce a good beer or wine. It's Thompson. Black Swamp kept, featuring classical music The garden zones offer a great Callecod said. or wine. Using herbs and spices an art. It's really an art," Bootleggers is located at 228 "We want a setting where opportunity for community and allows the brewer to further Thompson said. North Wfooster. There is also a active mature adults are more The park is located on the west campus organizations because side of town in an area of specify the style of their beer or Zymurgy is the branch of website, www.blackswampboot- comfortable than they may be at sponsors are needed to maintain Bowling Green that has been wine. chemistry that deals with fer- leggers.com, to accommodate the typical gym setting," Callecod the gardens. The art of home brewing mentation processes, as in brew- those familiar and those curious. said. "That is why we will keep developing rapidly. It also increases property values to all "The completion of gardens most of the church sanctuary will depend on the public inter- atmosphere." houses surrounding the park. Several park offices will be "The location of the park est it gains," Callecod said. Did you know... inside the building, and a room worked very well for all the near- Interested persons or organi- with a 250-person capacity will by houses," Callecod said. "All of zations may contact Bob An ostrich egg would take four be available to rent for wedding the houses face the park, adding Callecod at Parks and Recreation. receptions and parties. This will an aesthetic appearance to the He is open to design suggestions hours to hard boil// yV$&wt be the largest building the Parks neighborhood." as well.
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By Michael A. Capuano into the desert heat. I had been their properties. This provides store. so the couples needed to return When I finally returned to civi- U-WIIE lucky enough to arrive on the such comfort that one feels com- Once at our destination (an to Reno. Just another setback in lization, I was welcomed by the CAMBRIDGE. Mass. — Don't hottest day of the yean the ther- pelled to stay within the bounds isolated town of 5,000), we met accomplishing our goal; I could campaign manager, a beer and ever believe it when someone mometer read 107. My perfectly of each casino for just a few more up with another team, made up deal with it. Slightly more trying, the overwhelming desert heat tells you, "Oh, Las Vegas has dry pressed shirt was now a wet rag, minutes, where one might want of two homeless 20-year old mar- however, was the second arrest of Had you forgotten about the heat, you'll be alright." They're and somehow I had a feeling it to play just another few dollars at ried couples from California. One my two favorite signature-gath- heat? I had, in the cool altitudes of either clueless or lying would only get hotter. the craps tables. of the young women was not erers. the Sierra Nevadas. But there it I left Logan airport early one I was right Weather and casinos aside, I've only two months pregnant; she According to Churchill County was, oppressive as always, draw- morning in late May, where the After a few weeks in the oven, had the opportunity to meet also suffered from violent epilep- police, the crew had decided to ing me to the air conditioning crisp 55-degree weather was per- I've learned to adapt. I no longer hundreds of people from all sy. I was quickly initiated into the hitchhike back to Reno. A man and bottled water. I returned to fectly appropriate for a sport leave the house without a bottle walks of life. I took a two-week world of morning sickness- picked them up and allegedly the Berkley campaign the next coat, dress shirt and loafers. I was, of water, even if in a well-air con- leave from the congressional enhanced seizures. tried to fondle the two women. day, far away from ex-felons and after all, being met in Nevada by a ditioned car -- they overheat (I campaign to help an organiza- But wait, it gets better. During the ensuing in-vehicle homeless instigators. Back into staffer of Rep. Shelley Berkley (D- learned this the hard way a few tion trying to legalize marijuana It had been nearly a whole day, scuffle, they were pulled over two the world of candidates' forums Nev), for whose re-election cam- miles outside of town). I always in the state. With this group, I led and I had not yet gotten a miles outside of the town. and fundraisers, to speaking paign I'm working this summer. keep Chap Stick and moisturiz- a team to rural northern Nevada progress report from Team Following a routine check of engagements and late nights. I As any go-getter knows, first ing lotion with me, following a so we could gather enough signa- Homeless. At just past dinner- license and registration, it was was back to nights marked by impressions mean everything. A few painful days of split lips and tures for the initiative to appear time, I received a call on my cell determined that the car had been sweaty sleep and parched few minutes after touchdown in peeling lingers. And by no means on the ballot. My crack team of phone from the pregnant epilep- stolen earlier that afternoon, and throats. Back, as Tennyson wrote, Vegas, a man with a placard bear- will every sunburn rum into a volunteers consisted of a failed tic, telling me that both men in the homeless cherubs may have "into the jaws of Death, into the ing my name greeted me. He was golden tan - it may peel and stand-up comic, an ex-felon who her team had been arrested for been involved. Using some basic mouth of Hell." But I wouldn't wearing a T-shirt and shorts, san- leave your New England skin as spent the 1990s in California not carrying identification, campaign strategy, my boss and I trade my stories, my summer or dals strapped to his feet and Ray- pale as always. The backbones of State Penitentiary (a reformed apparently a crime in Nevada. I decided to cut all ties to the the desert sun for anything. Ban sunglasses dangling from Las Vegas' economy - the mega- pimp and carjacker). and his girl- explained the situation to the accused auto thieves and return It is, after all, only dry heat around his neck. He looked at casinos -capitalize on the heat friend. While this alone could police, and the men were to Las Vegas as soon as we had me, smirked, and remarked, perfectly. These billion-dollar have provided the plot for a bad released. The following morning, filed our petitions with the "You'll learn." I realized what he resorts incorporate misting sys- movie, to my amusement (and I awoke to the news that a grand- County Clerk and achieved our meant the moment I stepped out tems that cover the entirety of hassle), there was much more in father of one of the men had died, goal. LETTER TO THE EDITOR GW's decision to notify parents good idea how do you feel sorry for Jacob, his ion in favor of it. Staff Editorial Drug Education officials point where alcohol is present, GW Bringmarfs parents, and anyone that chooses to I could care less to that of your opin- U-NIRE out that parents are already noti- needs to be very clear in the letter associate with him as you so stated? ion or Jacob's opinion as a matter of WASHINGTON — Students fied in more severe cases, like they send home. column seen as You do not even know the guy to fact, but when you publicly humiliate must approach George alcohol hospitalization and ille- CADE should either provide have this personal knowledge of him- someone, which was the case here, I Washington University's deci- gal substance charges. Parents in an exact description of what the personal attack self or those listed. feel the need to say something. sion to notify parents about all these situations have asked if the student was charged for, You are so arrogant to the fact that Understand that when you submit alcohol offenses maturely, University was given any signs whether it be drinking at a keg This letter is a response to the YOUR opinion is absolute that you fail something to print that is viewed by instead of instantly labeling GW that their student may have been party or hanging out in a room article written by Peter to recognize that you make numerous the general public you run the risk of a tattletale. Yes, college students involved in these kinds of activi- where a friend had a bottle of Bringman and his need to PERSON- personal opinions in your letter as that printed selection damaging have reached the age where ties in the past. Had they been liquor in the cabinet, or detail the ALLY attack |acob Laughrey. Wfow. well. someone's reputation or standing parental control is no longer nec- notified that they were, parents alcohol policy in the message. That should sum it up, however 1 will Such as,"l am sorry if people can- within a community. essary and even unheard of, but may have been able to intervene This way, students will not be proceed as it will help to hopefully not appreciate one of the most beauti- When that becomes the case people they are not absolved from being before their student's alcohol use forced to convince parents of darify a few things. turn to slander lawsuits that become ful games ever created!" held accountable for their became a problem. their innocence if they were in First off, who are you Peter to pub- Who are you to say such a thing? quite ugly and expensive for the party actions. Students who have received fact not drinking It will also pro- licly humiliate and slandcrize Jacob I personally think soccer is a dull, responsible for the letter. If a student is not mature repeat violations in the past have vide those students who may Laughrey? Are your words the say all, low scoring sport that doesn't excite In conclusion, next time you feel the enough to talk to their parents also reported that parent inter- need guidance from their par- end all? Are we to respect your biased me for one second. As a matter of fact urge to spew mindless, ignorant drib- about their choices regarding vention may have deterred them ents with no way to talk their way opinion solely because you say so? I am glad the Wbrld Cup only comes ble please write it in your journal. alcohol and other substances, from further breaking the Code out of the violation. Although Mr. Laughrey did not every four years.as I feel this is already I for one would like to become a lit- they should not be drinking It's of Conduct, officials said. Student Judicial Services must convey his article in what YOU consid- too much. tle more educated and knowledgeable that simple. Ask the majority of But the new system should not also be sure to review alcohol er to be an appropriate manner, does I also understand that soccer is the about the outside world after reading those who will undoubtedly simply be a new way to get stu- charges carefully, because the this give you the right to humiliate him most popular sport on the planet the newspaper, not the other way whine about GWs new policy dents in trouble at home - the consequences for students so! because of the broad outreach of the around. I think you Peter are the one who is paying their college bills, University already sends grades found in violation are now more I have no personal affiliation with sport and international understand- that has a lot to learn. and they will answer their par- to mom and'dad. Especially severe. A letter home should be a you or Jacob, but as an outsider look- ing of the rules and regulations. ents. It is time to realize who since a student can be found in cry for help, not crying wolf. ing in I would have to say that you are However, just because 1 personally owes who an explanation. violation of the University alco- very wrong in your attacks on him. do not care for it means I want to JASON TRACEY Center for Alcohol and other hol policy by being in a room Back to the subject at hand. Peter, attack you because you have an opin- [email protected] Submission policy Do you agree with all of this? We GUEST COLUMNS are longs-pieces Name, phone number and address doubt it Write us and let us know between 600 and 800 words. These should be included for verification APRIL ELLIOTT, CO-MANAGING EDITOR where you stand. are usualh/.also, in response to a cur- purposes. JOEL HAMMOND, CO-MANAGING EDITOR rent issue on the BGSU campus or . Personal attacks and anonymous DAN NIED KARISHMA ANIK, FEATURES EDITOR UHTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be less Bowling Green area. submissions will not be printed. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF than 500 words (less than two typed, Send submission to the Opinion 210 West Hall CHUCK SODER, THE WEEK EDITOR double-spaced pages). These are usu- POLICIES mailbox at 210WestHaD or Bowling Green State University JENN TREVIN0, PHOTO EDITOR Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 ally in response to a current issue on bgnews@listprocbgsuedu with the Letters to the Editor and Guest Phone: (419) 372-6966 LINDSY BREESE, PUBLIC RELATIONS the BGSU campus or Bowling Green Columns are printed as space per- subject line marked 'letter to the edi- E-mail: [email protected] area. mits. tor" or"guest column." Website: www.bgnews.com
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Brought to you by Wellness Connection, Student Health Service, and ODADAS. ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF CAMPUS Data taken from the 2001 Core Alcohol Survey 352-0164 ! WEIRD MAN BRINGS A KNIFE TO A GUNFIGHT! NEWS Knife wielding gunstore thief WEDNESDAY predictably shot JULY 10, GREENFIELD, Wis. —A man who tried to rob a 2002 Greenfield gun shop at knifepoint was shot in the Associated Press chest by the shop owner, police said. SODERIFFIC: The Week editor www.bEnews.com The victim, identified only Chuck Soder in the annual BG as a 57-year-old Greenfield News July fourth make-an-ass- 80WLINC GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY man, was taken to Froedtert of-yourself contest. He won. Memorial Lutheran Hospital in Wfeuwatosa, according to police. II QUESTIONS I IIUSTKI) HOOT Schlecht said he did not know what the suspect demanded but said there is nothing to indicate the account of the incident that the store owner gave police was not true. He said the store owner, ROOTED IN JAMS 44, shot the man once in the chest and that apparently no one else was inside the store RUSTED ROOT'S LIZ BERLIN WELCOMES US TO HER PARTY when the shooting took place The store owner was Rusted Root's Indian-inspired, not injured organic drumming and textured —Brendanverse.com melodies bounced off the dingy walls of Toledo's Hard-Hat Cafe Saturday night, and we were This happens there to talk with multi-instru- mentalist Liz Berlin. every week in BG BG News Editor-in-Chief Dan WAUKESHAWis.— A Nied and I arrived at the Hard man accused of wandering Hat Cafe promptly at 5:30 p.m. into a home and cooking a Much to our dismay, the band pizza while drunk was had not even arrived yet. Our charged with one count of interview was squeezed in some- disorderly conduct. time between the band's sound- Police said Mark Wolf, check, a little waiting, a cell- 19, of Mukwonago, entered phone call, a little more waiting, a town of Vernon house on and "a dinner-date with |her]self," March 23 at about 6 a.m. A Berlin said as we were gently woman awoke to find a urged toward the door. stranger in her home, But can you blame her? She's a cooking pizza and eating rock star. chips, a criminal com- Although more than fashion- plaint said. ably late, Berlin was very pleas- The woman and her ant, despite the 70s style, college- boyfriend restrained Wolf apartment-looking, living room until police arrived. trailer provided by Hard Hat as Wolf told police he got their "backstage." lost and entered the house. A very gracious and down-to- He said he did not know earth person — even under the the homeowners but "they pressure of going on stage very looked familiar", the com- shortly — Berlin took her time answering our questions thor- plaint said. Uu Walur BG News Wolfs blood-alcohol oughly and with sincerity. Although nervousness clouded RUSTED ROOT: Liz Berlin (center) takes the mic as lead singer Michael Glabicki (left) and John Buynek flank her Saturday at the Hard Hat level at the time was 0.26 my mind at die beginning of the Cafe in Toledo. percent, nearly triple the interview, a relaxed conversation state's legal limit to oper- ensued. Pittsburgh, he was an African approach my role in the band to we're probably in our late teens 1 f\ Okay, is there any jour- ate a motor vehicle, the Berlin and Rusted Root broke Musicologist professor there. He be, whenever a song's presented, (laughs), maybe twenty. 1 Unalistic description that complaint said. onto the scene with their first was teaching international music. I kinda sit back and i sorta listen has jumped out at you and you Wolf is due back in court album, When I Woke, featuring That's pretty much it. We just to it evolve and try to hear what I "7Do you guys have individ- said, "man, you've really got it July 24. He faces up to the hit song, "Send Me on My started playing and recording and think could be added to it Then I i ual side projects separate right?" three years in prison if Way" in 1994. As popularity grew it just kinda got bigger from there. go and try to find that sound, from Rusted Root, and do you Some of them do really well at convicted. from the success of When I Woke even if it's something I haven't think that that is a positive thing describing it but they usually — Fark.com The band developed a loyal and O How do crowds usually played before...whether it's a vio- considering that you hear about don't get it in one sentence. fierce following. The original
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Thankfully the With catchy rhymes and beats you heal and humidity, which had a powerful can dance to, it won't be long before you'll grip on the area for days, eased in time for see this pair cruisin' in some Bentleys, the outdoor show. poppin' some Cris, and bung-Winging all lewd played a wide span of songs, but over MTV. Their debut single, "Who was able to play most of her big hit songs. Warns This" isn't half bad, but it's their Despite a broken collarbone that had not songs "Ridiculous," "It's On," and "Let's quite mended yet, Jewel was able to pick Get Naked" that caught my attention. up the guitar and play a bit for the crowd. [f&LACK With a sound comparable to a mixture of The audience seemed to be more lay- Z and |a Rule with a twist of Outcast excited when she picked up a guitar as Then cool off ^ SWAMP and Nelly, you can tell that Smilez and compared to when she just stood there B Southstar get their inspiration from the and sang. They also were very excited , R> P u modem hip-hop artists. when she closed the show with some And they aren't afraid to show their good old-fashioned yodeling. soft sides. In their rap ballad,"Now That However, this is not to say that the The new summer menu includes chicken wings, quesadillas, and nachos. You're Gone," they offer a tribute to any- show had its flaws. When she performed one who has ever lost a loved one. It'll her first hit, "Who Will Save Your Soul," make you want to go right out and pour she seemed to be skipping syllables. At Challenge a friend to a round of Golden Tee Golf. some out of your forty for your fallen first it seemed like she was doing some Free pool and darts! bis screen HDTV! Mew jukebox! homies. They also slow things down a bit kind of special introduction but when in the slow and sultry "Tell Me." shekickedintothe chorus, you knew that i*a Did we mention free Popcorn? 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THE WEEK Professor Tinker's shop provides playground By Andrea Wilhekn and tell them to go ahead and Though the store carries items about what kids want If you are THE BC NEKS play- for those who are merely young at stressed about what to buy a child Professor Tinker's Workshop is Professor Tinker's Workshop heart, Professor Tinker's is a toy for a birthday, tell the professor for both the young, and young al maintains only two rules. store for kids. With a new toy the age and sex of the child, and heart. One: You can play with any toy arriving every week and demon- he'll tell you what that child would Located in Bowling Green's that is already opened. And two: strations of every toy within the want. Woodland Mall, Professor Tinker's You must leave when your parents store, it is quite the interactive He is also planning activity and has only been open since want you to leave. place. craft days for the future. November of 2001, but it is quick- Among the most popular items The professor himself, lohn T. But toys are the point at ly gaining recognition. this summer are remote control Tinker, as he is known, will tell you Professor Tinker's Workshop. "We're a different kind of toy Micro RC cars. These Matchbox- he graduated from the Toy And kids seems pleased with store; we have play days all the like cars are the world's smallest Institute with a degree in toyology. them, since no one has returned a time, everyday," said Brian Young, remote controlled automobiles. Tinker, Young's alter-ego, wants toy since Young has been manag- the store's manager. Other popular items are toy to stress that his toy store is all er. lenn TnWno BG News Unlike most toy stores that have guns and bow-and-anow sets. about enjoying yourself. "I can't emphasize enough that SOARING SHIP: Brian Young, in his Professor Tinker attire, soars a "They sell out as fast as 1 can get designated "hands-on" days, The professor is also good with I just want kids to have fun," he battleship he made from Legos next to his store in the Woodland Professor Tinker's encourages them in stock." said Young of the children and knowledgeable said. children to try all the toys at any bows and arrows. Mall Monday night. time Hello Kitty items and the battle "Kids will come into the store card game Mage Knight are most with their parents, and they will be popular with the older crowd. Rent went tip telling them not to touch the toys Another favorite item at Professor and to put them down," Young Tinker's are Playmobil or. as Young Roommate moved out said. "But I follow behind the kids calls them, "Legos with pizazz." Tuition just increased If you would like Now What??? to see your ad appear here... VVrWSSgVN! 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S12.67 base budgeting, planning and basic ac- exchange for some evening and appt. guaranteed starting pay. counting know-how; customer serv- 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments. weekend care. Contact: Fun work environment with other ice skills and ability to relate to all Furnished, close to campus. lengelierlchmond.ac.uk students. Co-ops/scholarships types of people. Computer, data en- Call 352-7454 "Bubbly Cleaners" awarded. Conditions exist No tel- try, inventory management, and Lease by semester Grads & upper 3 bdrm. ranch house Cleaning & Laundry Service Please emarketing or door to door sales. physical agility to perform job duties classmen pref. $300 mo. 2 rooms & Call 419-214-4835 lor more into. No experience necessary-we and also a valid driver's license are just outside of BG shared kitchen. W/D. utils & local train. Must have positive attitude necessary Applications with resume Only $595 mo. 419-352-2558 calls includ. 352-9542 w A good people skills. Call Mon. will be accepted beginning Monday, Personals 818 « 822 Second St. 2 BR apts. Male subleaser needed immediate- through Frl. 9a to 6p. 419-874- July 1st through July 12, 2002 Ap- New balcony/patio, AC, laundry $500.00 ly. 320S322 N. Summit St. 1327. www.zf9.com ply at the Administrative Offices, + gas & elec., 12 mo. lease starting Wildwood Metropark, 5100 W. Cen- $150/month + utilities Call Must See! Attn: Parents and Senior Citizens. 8/18/02. Steve Smith 419-352-8917 Confidential Eating Disorder tral Ave., Monday through Friday, 419-353-3521 Researchers at BGSU are conduct- or 419-308-2710. Buckeye Inn & Studios Support Group ing a study of age changes in per- 8:30 a.m. - noon and 2 p.m. - 4:30 Prices Reduced -Ideal tor the serious student Women & Men at all stages ot re- ception and motor control in children p.m. EOE/AA Georgtown Manor - two 2 bdrm. 534 A S. College - 3 8R Duplex, 1 or grad student covery.Every Wednesday Irom 3:30- (under age 12) and adults (over age Pt.time nanny w/ baby care exp. available for August. 135 N. Church 1/2 baths. AC. Avail Now! $780 mo. -Fully Furnished 5 pm. 170 Health Center. Call Judy 65). Participants receive a free hear- needed for lovable & energetic 9 - 3 bdrm house available in August. 534 B S. College - 3 BR Duplex 1 -$455.00 one person Miller at 372-7426 for more informa- ing screening and $25. For more in- mo. old 3-4 days a week, hrs nego- For more info call 3549740. 1/2 baths, AC. Avail Now! $780 mo -$565.00 two people tion formation, contact Dr. McAuley in tiable., $7-9 hr., dep. on exp. Can Locally owned and managed - All utitilites.cable and Learn a skill for life. Take PEG 157 the Dept. ol Psychology at (419) start now & continue thru the year. Grad Students. Please call EyeCon Enterprises, Ltd. phone included Western Horsemanship. Check us 372-0285 or at Good ref. & credentials a must. Call 1 bedroom unfurnished. Washer & at (419) 354-4426 or (419) 352-2330 -Long & short term leases out e sandersonstables.com mcauiey3bgn.t.bflsu,edu 419-353-5363. dryer on property. (419) 352-3445. or (419) 354-2854. available -20in TV included with 75 channels and HBO -Near campus BFl^!!!?- 354-3182 I week Days between 9-5 You Can Afford! F.fficirnrics •One Bedrooms •Two Bedrooms ► h •Three Bedrooms / -Furnished or Unfurnished Units •One Year or School Year Leases aSV 1 ^^ - ) ', 825 THIRD One Bedroom Furnished. I Bath, School Year One Person Rate - $450 00 One pet allowed w/$200 non-refundable deposit. fiidhland One Year - One Person Rate - $400 00 resss: 701 FOURTH Two Bedroom Furnished. 1 Balh Plus Vanity In BR. Management ■■LMMIUMSI'I School Year - Two Person Rale - $615 00 Apartments Designed for One Year - Two Person Rate - $510.00 835 FOURTH - Two Bedrooms Furnished. I 1/2 Baths Senior /cjrad Students! School Year • Two Person Rate - $580 00 RENTAL OFFICE LOCATED One Year - Two Person Rate $480 00 At 319 E. Wooster Street 810 FIFTH, - Two bedroom furnished, I 1/2 Baths SPECIAL School Year- Two Person Rate $560 00 One Year- Two Person Rate-$470 00 $30off 1st Months Rent 117 F RFFn . At Thuratin One Bedroom. I Bath. Furnished or 802 SIXTH Two Bedroom. Dishwasher. I Bath Plus Vanity Unfurnished. School Year • Two Person Rate - $540 00 School Year - Furnished - Two Person Rate - $61000 One Year - Two Person Rate - $450 00 One Year • Furnished - Two Person Rate - $510 00 S?.\ F MRRRV- Close to OfTenhauer Furnished one bath ■40-850 SIXTH Rock Ledge Manor. * Laundry Facilities on site School Year - Two Person Rate - $655.00 Two Bedrooms. 2 Full Baths. Dishwashers • One +■ Two Bedrooms One Year - Two Person Rate $560 00 School Year - Furnished - Two Person Rate $640 00 451 THUBSTIN- Across from OfTenhauer Furnished EITiclencles with One Year - Furnished - Two Person Rate - $530 00 1. Who has two * Ample Parking full bath 841 EIGHTH -Two Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished swimming pools? • Quiet! School Year One Person Rate $38000. School Year- Two Person Rale $550 00 One Year One Person Rale $340 00 One Year- Two Person Rate$470.00 swapisaa aoejjaj dojuiui/vi jawsuv 505 CLOUCH Campus Manor. Two Bedroom Furnished One Bath One pet allowed w/$200 non- refundable deposit Jay-Mar- Plus Vanity School Year - Two Person Rate - $620.00 724 S. College Cambridge Commons Two Bedroom Unfurnished. One Year - Two Person Rate $550.00 I 1/2 Baths Dishwashers School Year - Two Person Rate $620 00 2. Who has free 449-455 S. ENTERPRISE One Bedroom Fum. or Unfurn One Year - Two Person Rate - $520.00 campus shuttle service? The Highland* School Year One Person Rate - $415.00 839 Seveith - One Bedroom Unfurnished. One Year • One Person Rate - $360 00 School year-One Person Rate-$440 00 siuapisay awJBl dojuwi/Vi :i3Msuv 707, 711. 715. 719, 723. 727 THIRD One Year-One Person Rate-$375 00 The Homestead- One Bedroom Unfurnished and Furnished. 810 Fourth - One Bedroom Furnished School Year - Furnished - One Person - $395.00 School year-One Person Rate-$415.00 3. Who has air One Year - Furnished - One Person - $350.00 One Year One Person Rate$360 00 conditioned apartments? 402 H1CH - Two Bedrooms. I Bath. Fum or Unfurn 815 Fourth - One Bedroom Unfurnished School Year - Furnished • Two Person - $590.00 School year One Person Rate-$405 00 siuapjsdcl a3fMJ3i dojinuijvt icwsuv One Year • Furnished - Two Person - $475.00 One Year-One Person Rate-$350.O0 354-6036 We have many other units available Stop In the Rental Office for a complete brochure. We Offer You GOOD: Selection, Locations. Service and Condition 130 E.Washington Winthrop and Summit 9:00 - 4:00 Terrace Apartments (or lease information call: 352-9135 email [email protected] 400 Napoleon Rd.