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Michael LehmkuMe BG Nevus SAHM: BG signal caller Andy Sahm looks downlield lor an open receiver Saturday, while offensive linemen Greg Kupke and another Falcon fight off the dangerous and aggressive Michigan defensive attack. "I dont' think we accomplished what we wanted to today, but I told my guys to keep your heads up because they played their hearts out. I know we are MICHIGAN going to be a good football team." GARY BLACKNEY DEFEATS BG FOOTBALL COACH FALCONS 110,585 watch as the Wolverines defeat BG in the 2000 season opener. Check out the full BG News Mictiael lehmkuhle M V M NICE CATCH: Michigan receiver, David Terrell, celebrates coverage in the sports section, starting on page 8. after scoring a touchdown Saturday afternoon. T Quake shakes West Coast Genital piercings becoming By Kim Curtis Menlo Park, "It shows that we ASSOCIATE!! PRESS WRITER don't know it all. Mother Nature SAN FRANCISCO — Even b still has surprises for us." earthquake-prone California, She said it was probably an more common in society the sharp jolt that caused mil- offshoot of the San Andreas lions of dollars in damage in the Fault. By Wendy Suto thing will get caught between ous to see what it was like. Napa Valley caught residents and The abrupt shock threw Gary STAFF WRITER each other's piercings." "I'll try anything once," Penny experts alike off guard. Price out of his bed. Boy meets girl. Boy dates girl. While genital piercing make said. "This fits into the individu- TVvo people remained hospi- "We woke up and there was Boy and girl get it on. Boy sees up only a small percentage of his ality thing, to be a part of an elite talized Monday, one in critical glass everywhere," said Price, 43, girl's chloral piercing clientele in B.C., Plotner believes group." condition. who has lived in the area for larvie Plotner, co-owner of it is because of the various nega- People always seem to be The magnitude 5.2 tremor almost 20 years. He expects hell Living Canvas on West Wooster tive stigmas attached to those thinking about the next step, said struck at 1:36 am Sunday about have to pay at least $1,500 to Street, is the only tattoo artist in piercings. Brian King, a doctoral student in 6 miles northwest of Napa near replace his broken television, Bowling Green who will perform ITlir stigmal is that it is a bad psychology at the University. the small town of Yountville — videocassette recorder and other genital piercings on men and or sinful thing to do," Plotner "I do know anecdotely that Associated Piess Photo an area that seismologists hadn't property. women. said. "Others are it is a 'dirty little many people report an increase SHAKING: Liquor store owner even mapped for faults. Moderate quakes can strike "The biggest worry men and secret' so to speak, something in sensations or pleasure," King mom and dad will never know." Zul Sayani picks up broken bot- "As far as we know now, it's a anywhere in the seismically women have is, what if they are said. "Bui it would be difficult to previously unknown fault," said both pierced down there?" he His wife Penny also owns study and there is little research tles in Napa following a 5.2 volatile Bay Area, geologists said. Pat lorgenson, a spokeswoman said. "So what?! Just practice, Living Canvas. She got genital earthquake that shook wine for the U.S. Geological Survey in BUAKE.PAGE2 because it is very rare that some- piercings because she was curi- country. PIERCINGS, PAGE 2 2 Tuesday. September 5, 2000 BG NEWS » : Earthquake shakes West Coast
QUAKE, FROM PAGE 1 be researched and mapped and possibly given a name. It has the Bui the Napa Valley is far down the characteristics of a strike-slip list of places where they're expect- fault, in which one huge chunk of ed. land slides by another one, she "I don't think anybody would said. have put a magnitude five out "Those are the kind of quakes there," USGS geologist Steve the San Andreas fault produces. Walter said. "It occurred in an area All these faults are offshoots of the of fairly sparse seismic activity. San Andreas fault," she said. "If That whole region north of the you took a board and ripped it bay is much less active than the vertically, you would get a lot of South Bay." splintering along the edges. The epicenter was three miles Sunday's quake probably from the northern end of the occurred on one of the slivers of nearest previously known fault, the San Andreas fault 50 miles the West Napa, lorgenson said. away." But the West Napa, although well- The last similar-sized earth- documented and considered quake to hit the Bay Area mea- active, hasn't produced a signifi- sured magnitude 4.8 in the Marin cant earthquake since the late County town of Bolinas on Aug 1800s, she said. 18,1999. That quake also occurred The last strong quakes near on an unrecognized fault, but was Napa hit in October 1969. The west of the San Andreas. quakes, magnitudes 5.6 and 5.7, Officials estimated the quake were centered in Santa Rosa, 17 caused $5 million to $15 million in miles easi, she said. damage. About 100 to 150 build- Still, Sunday's jolt shouldn't ings had structural damage, have been a total surprise including collapsed chimneys "Even though that area north of and broken windows. Seventy- San Francisco Bay is not nearly as one people spent Sunday night in active as the areas right around a Red Cross emergency shelter. th • bay, it's not devoid of earth- A 5-year-old boy ,-emained in quakes," lorgenson said. "Most critical condition Monday with a areas in California within 100 broken pelvis, arm and shoulder miles of the coast have an earth- caused by 40- to 50-pound blocks Associated Press Photo quake history." that fell from a fireplace. A woman QUAKE: Arturo Elias carries blankets trom a Red Cross emergency shelter at the First Baptist Church Monday, Sept. 4, in Napa Calif. Ellas lorgenson said the area where was in stable condition with leg was among dozens relocated yesterday when a moderate earhtquake forced evacuation of thier homes in Napa. Sunday's quake occurred would injuries. Genital piercing becoming more common for students the man's pleasure," he said. "More housewives and profes- PIERCINGS, FROM PAGE 1 Piercee's Bill of Rights' knowing that their piercer knows and prac- ate for any new or unhealed piercing. The general feeling among sionals are getting Igenital pierc- tices the very highest standards of steril- _ be touched only with freshly sterilized. non-pierced people is that it is ings|," she said. "Maybe it is the available." GAUNTLET PIERCING COMPANY'S: ization and hygiene. appropriate implements, properly used and According to Plotner, some of extremely painful. fear of growing older. A lot of mid - Every person being pierced has the nglit: _ be pierced with a brand new com- disposed of or restenhzed in an autoclave the more popular genital pierc- "The reason it does not hurt is die-aged women arc doing it late- . be pierced in a scrupulously hygenic, pletely sterilized needle, which is immedi- prior to use on a tyone else ings for women include labia and because the sensors for pain are iy" open environment, by a clean, conscien- cliini.il hood piercings. ately disposed of in a medical container _ know that ear piercing guns are never not evenly distributed in the There is a level of permanence tious piercer wearing a fresh pair of dispos- after use on the piercee alone. appropriate and are often dangerous when "While the labia piercings are body," King said. "Although the and commitment with tattoos able latex gloves. aesthetically pleasing, they are a sober, friendly, calm and knowledge- _ be fitted only with jewelry which is used on anything other than the ear lobes genital region is highly sensitive, it and piercings. more for the men's pleasure," able piercer, who will guide them through appropriately sized, safe in material, _ be fully informed about proper after- "In many cases, there is some- design and construction and which best Plotner said. "Women get clitoral is low on the pain scale." their piercing experience with confidence care, and to have continuing access to their and assurance. hood piercings more for their own "With the labia, the pain is no thing about solidarity and friend- promotes healing Gold-plated, gold-filled piercer for consultation and assistance _ the piece of mind which comes from or sterling silver lewelry are never appropri- pleasure- Not many people see more than an ear lob piercing," ship when getting tattoos and with all their piercing-related questions those piercings." Plotner said. "After the scrotum is piercings," said Carl I lolmberg, a Popular male piercings include clamped together, the needle popular culture professor at the scrotum and frenum piercings goes through a thin region." University. "I think in some ways it mally do." body. And cleaniness is just as saline solution," Plotner said. "Frenum piercings are general- The number of people getting is a rite of reversal, making a new Generally, genital piercings are important as any other piercing. "The female piercings will heal ly for the female's pleasure, while genital piercings has increased personal identity by doing some- considered much safer than get- "They will heal a lot quicker much faster than males because scrotum piercings are done for over the years, said Penny. thing your parents would not nor- ting a piercing elsewhere on the because of the body's natural of the natural liquids of her body." 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But that's just me. 46 Up and about • MM* •*<•«••. mc 1 49 African antelope tram 51 Asjastarrl 52 Stop lowing 54 Sparkling 6 Adam's garden 57 Operations 9 F-usses PROBLEMS? specials! 10 Form again 59 Recenl 11 Mountainous 60 Advantage i2Qucklook About to trade in your first-born 61 Puntication 13 Twilled labnes plants 18 Cycle lead-in for the answer to 69 Across? 66 Amph-theate' 22 Cut choppers Fear not, faithful reader. row 23 Operatic voice 67 Blue or While 24 Pot leader We have the answers, and are Dictionary of the nighttime river 25 Tender 68 Wetlands 26 insects leekw quite willing to part with them. They're not even suitable for a 3 skinny dork you blew off fresh- 69 Drunkards 30 Don All you need to do is check the 70 Disparaging 33 Intense a.m. run to Meijer. man year who comes back senior remark 34 Final one answer key, temporarily located KRISTALYN Italian Stallion. The one your year looking like Freddie Prinze, 71 Usl of candidates 36 Porker's pad on this very page. SHEFVELAND mom warned you about but you 39 Follow jr. If this is your first year, try not DOWN persistently Counterculture just can't help it. See Sex on a to bum too many bridges, you 1 To«nd_ 40 Landed Suck. never know where they could 2 Aixo gear abor 41 Collection ol 3 Pub choice rules 48 B.I I S-<-yO 82 Contagious Hoochie. Is it a stale of mind or lead. 4 Gm cocktail 42 Water pitcher 50 More unattractive malady, bneliy From Wednesday to Sunday, a state of dress? This can also be Fat-free Croutons. These can 5 Praise highly 43 Stays a little S3 Trumpets 63 Gersrwrtno* 6 Second largest longer 55 Mufr-computer Levtn students arc replaced by pimps known as the bar whore, that be used when describing a boy or contnenl 45 Side-tc-side syst 64 Winter hrs. in ;» and hoes. chica with a new conquest every a situation. For instance, look at 7 Storage 46 Useful quaknes 56 Account entries Boston receptacle 47 Recording room 58 Oe Diamond 65 That woman Fueled by alcohol, new-found night. Clothing is always optional at a salad with croutons, true you "■ freedom and (most definitely) for this girl. If you can make the should go for the fat-free kind but - hormones, the hours of 11 p.m. - walk home with your self respect they are crusty and bland and in OHIO WEATHER 7am. arc run by the shacker elite. still intact then you are not a :1ns situation the fattie buttery Tuesday, September 5 Personally, I'm a big fan of hoochie. option is so much more delec- AccuWeather" forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures those 24-hour boyfriends. Core Values Boy. The prcppic table. Have you ever chased a fat- Friends with benefits, 3 a.m. guy from USG that you shouldn't free crouton with your fork? Fattie ART IMITATES LIFE? phone calls, walks of shame- they be crushing on but that suit and croutons are much easier to Good morning, ladies and are all fodder for mid-afternoon tic get-up is just too cute. This is manage. An uptight territorial Toledo 68 /4.1 discussion.", over a Diet Coke. the guy that goes lo all the Greek gentlemen. Above, you will boy is a fat -free crouton. see Edgar Degas' Hoochie-ness and hook-ups chapter meetings on Sundays, BG News Boy. Fastest way to are not a requirement to your col- "Dancers at the Bar," gives you that wink and flashes a get shot down without even real- 0 lege experience but in case you circa 1900, oil on canvas. Man.ti.ld 68/46 . vaseline smile to everyone on izing that you haven't stopped feel like letting your hair down campus. Odds are he's the next talking. Boys, making references here's the 411: Bill Clinton. to your on-campus job is defi- For some reason, the o o Sex on a Stick. Explains itself. The Virgin Aura. That person nitely not a good pickup line. women didn't look like this This is the Grecian god you talk to that is so beautiful and pristine Hint, hint. at all last night. despite their inherent lack of per- that even considering dirty Dayton 73 (47 sonality and/or intelligence. thoughts of them is a mortal sin. Oops. The hook-up you'd like You'll find yourself saying, "But Rabbit in the Hat Syndrome. to forget, reminiscent of a look al him! I mean, hello!" while The friend that disappears like "Coyote Ugly." This is the one that • o your friends cringe at his cocker magic whenever they have a sig- barely gets the football player head nod on campus. WORD OF THE DAY spaniel like demeanor. mlicunt other. Do not, 1 repeat, I andnrauj7_20nW' j Saturday leans. This boils DO NOT be this person Of course, there are other vari- LOYAL down to a person that is comfort- That "Bill" Guy. The guy you ous terms that depict the hours of '. Z> ^—. able to be around when you're know from high school that has a 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. However, space Pronounciation: 'loi • dl does not allot the inclusion of just chilling but doesn't make the multitude of hottie friends and Function-, adjective O 20O0 AccuWeather, Inc cut for a public viewing. Aka. always knows where the party is. them all. Etymology: Old French, Friends with benefits. He's the one all your friends want And neither does my ultra- lelal. from Latin legalis £& £&> 6& <£i> *£& 63? 6£sr; &&> Since-your-Freshman-Year to get on and he's also the one conservative Editor/ Dictator. Date: 1531 Sumy Pi Cloudy Cloudy Show*** Tnwms Rtvr. fkimm Sno* k» Crush. It's like talking to Dave who knows all the dirt on you. la: unswerving in alle- Editor's Note: Normally. Page 3 Matthews, you're in a perpetual Keep him in your good graces. giance; b: faithful to a pri- state of awe. You should NOT Love or Lust? That random would haiv equal-opportunity vate person to whom fidelity hook up with this person 'cus connection that usually occurs at name-calling. However, most then the random sightings 6 am. only to dissolve into weird- names that guys come up for is due; C: faithful to a THREE-DAY FORECAST wouldn't be as tun Plus, what if ness when the sun rises. women in the hours of 11 p.m. - 7 cause, ideal, custom, insti- tution or product; he's a total tool? Interstellar cosmic connection it s am., were I to print them, would Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Soul Patch Factor. Like Danny not, but it can confuse you when get me fired 2: showing loyalty from The Real World, that little you're low on sleep, high on alco- That, and I'm a tight-ass, right- 3: turn over the page and patch of hair is a sure fire way to hol and what he's saying just wing conservative. Go NRA' read, starting at the top. catch attention. Yummy. makes sense. Try to avoid this at synonym: see faithful ft Shacker T-shirts. What the all costs, as the chances that it is Author's Note: Kristalyn would heck are we supposed to do with love are slim to none. also like to thank Erin Bushnellfor Partly Partly Partly these relics of the walk of shame? tier input in this matter The Sleeper Hit. That little Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy SAY WHAT? 'BAR' CHART ^^ High: 72* High: 73" High:79" .30 Low: 52* Low: 54" Low: 55" 25 "How can I believe in The Labor Day weekend was created '1 '«l|! to celebrate those who go into labor S-7 37 God when just last in this country. Noli* week I got my tongue ANSWERS But. to the average college student, caught in the roller of it is so much more. It's 24 more 1 l '1 l s i a 5 No, the BG News website is not 1 » » - « s V 1 i N i 1 hours to dump poison down our an electric typewriter?" H II » 1 3 * yet online. s 1 1 a i N 1 3 J b ^ u a i i V 1 u 1? H s throats and dress ourselves up in i a B n MnH b 1 1 1 i 1 0 V H 0 N V i s really, really strange clothing. Otherwise, you would tind these WOODY ALLEN 1 G 1 - ML N ■J H 1 1 s v How does this weekend's activities on the BG News website. V 0 1 i i \W '4 0 (1 1 TM compare with a normal weekend? 4H ACTOR, DIRECTOR, i J 1 H 1 a 1 O N 1 ■ ' 3 s i 1 s v - 1 ' 1 H 1 s Let's see... WRITER, PRODUCER Hey. Hey! Stop looking at the S t 3 d 3HN N vH N 0 N » *»M 1 3 N V IS V D i 1 i s V a 71 AND CHEERLEADER dancers at the bar. They'll never Average Wooster Numbers Avg. Ounces Avg. 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"I am demanding that whoever was in charge of this issue an apology to every fan of this University's football team."
NICK BECHTEL, STUDENT, IN REFERENCE TO THE CHEERLEADERS CHEER FOR THE WOLVERINES AT SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL GAME OPINION EDITORIAL Pro-Michigan cheer disgraceful
Yes, Bowling Green got its butt Saturday, many fans were YOU DECIDE disgusted me to witness that." kicked Saturday by Michigan. upset by the actions of several of The Falcons did the best they the Falcon cheerleaders as they Should Bowling Green's Yes, it is hard to cheer for a cheerleaders be allowed to could against one of the greatest team that is losing and trying to proceeded to copy one of the teams in college football. They several Michigan cheers. This cheer for the opponents? Let rebound from several years of us know what you think at played hard and some received mediocrity. was done by several Falcons, serious injuries for their efforts. right in front of the Brown and [email protected] Yes, going into an atmosphere Receiver Kurt Gerling broke his Orange's sections at Michigan collar bone after making a dan- like Ann Arbor as the opposing Stadium. teams fan is a stressful, painful gerous catch with Wolverine Apparently, a Michigan fan got to get the best support for the and sometimes dangerous Falcons. Instead, they saw some- defenders breathing down his close to several BG cheerleaders neck. escapade. and showed them how to do an thing that made their stomachs And yes, students have the arm cheer that spelled rum. The Brown and Orange were right to choose whether or not "Michigan." After they were Krista Rollin, a junior early battered and bruised and they they want to cheer for the school shown how to do the cheer, the childhood education major, was surely didn't appreciate seeing they go to. If you go to BG and Falcon cheerleaders stepped up at the game. She was sitting in their own cheerleaders rooting you want to root for Miami or on a wall which separated the front of some Falcon alumni and for opposition. That must be one Nebraska, you have every right in field from the stands and did the said all were disgusted by the of the biggest slaps in the face an the free world to do so. Wolverine cheer to the BG fans. actions of the cheerleaders. athlete, at any school, for any Michael LahmkuNa BG News But if you are a cheerleader or Whether a team is winning or "They were an embarrassment sport, at any level, could receive. any member of a school outfit losing, the cheerleaders' task is to to Bowling Green." she said. "If These are inappropriate which gives support to an athlet- show support and keep the fans' you are a cheerleader, it is com- actions by cheerleaders and a let- ic team, you should support your morale high. The BG fans trav- mon sense that you support your ter to the editor is not enough. team and apologize for their Saturday. But the loyal Falcon team, no matter what the game's eled over 100 miles round-trip to team, no matter what the game They should go to practice, stand actions. And then make a public fans will not let the guilty parties situation is. root for their team and expected is like. As a former cheerleader, it in front of the entire football apology at the football game this live this down for a long time. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Classes lack ON THE STREET ty or complete lack of. Michigan this past weekend. Hollywood lure Falcon fan A loyal fan stands by their team Our goal is to promote pride Do you think what the for Bowling Green Sate University through thick and thin; they don't cheerleaders did at My first impression of the col- jump on board for the opposition and its athletic programs. demands the game was right or lege classroom came from the MICHELLE when it seems like your team is Cheerleading includes crowd wrong? 1930s rendition of Frankenstein. REITER apology going to lose. participation. In a chant geared Rows of medical students lis- I was not the only Bowling toward Michigan fans we unin- tened with rapt attention while Asst. Opinion Editor Green fan at this game that was tentionally mislead our fans to mad old Dr. Frankenstein upset by this idiotic act on behalf think we were supporting the I am a Bowling Green fan. explained how to create homici- what like this, "I was bom in a So when the opportunity arose of our cheerleaders; most every Wolverines and not the Falcon dal maniacs out of dead people. Falcon fan that heard the cheer football team. Our cheer was rural fishing village on a dark and for me to go to the "Big House" He'd wander around at the front stormy night Papa took one look and cheer my Falcons against the was taken aback by these traitors. intended to be an act of good of the classroom, plunging his sportsmanship and nothing at me and cried, 'Kill it' Kill it!' but fourth ranked team in the coun- I am asking, in fact, demand- hands into jars of preserved mummy saw the potential in me ing, that whoever was in charge more. human brains. It was pretty try I took it. BYRON SOLOMON and said, 'maybe we can send Now don't get me wrong, I did ofthisanticissueanapology to Our loyalty belongs to Bowling inspiring. this one to college, Herbert." Green State University and this not entertain any crazy ideas of every fan of this University's foot- SOPHOMORE This week it's occurred to me After each stage of a professor's ball team. It was inappropriate University alone. We are sorry if us actually winning the game; all FINANCE that things at BGSU aren't like life is covered, they'll end it with. I wanted was to tailgate, paint my and completely out of line. we were thought to have mocked this at all. And that's the whole "And here I am." And you should body with orange and brown and Maybe next game the cheerlead- ourselves, our pride and most 7 think it was wrong. trouble. I'll bet first day introduc- think "This one's going to be a cheer my ass off for my college ers could dress up in yellow and importantly our alma mater. They should cheer for tions were frowned upon in Dr. talker." blue and sit on Pin's sideline. We ask for your forgiveness Frankenstein's classroom, for team. our school. Michigan They're all talkers. Now that Dr. I sure as hell didn't want them and that you continue to support example. I'm sure he never said, Frankenstein — he wasn't a talk- That is what I did; I was not at "Why don't we go around the all disappointed when I found us as we support BGSU and its has its own cheerlead- er, he was a doer. The overhead my Falcons 35-0 in the fourth athletic programs through our ers. There was really room and everyone can tell us a lights had barely been dimmed in little bit about themselves?" or, quarter. NICK BECHTEL dedication and loyalty. no need." HIS college classroom before he "I'm not just going to stand up had Igor running off with a band What did disappoint me was [email protected] here and lecture; you're going to BGSU CHEERLEADERS of thugs to retrieve fresh body when I looked over and found have to PARTICIPATE" If anyone the Falcon cheerleaders leading a parts from a nearby grave. That's would have tried to participate in what I call a can-do attitude. cheer for the school up north. Cheerleaders SUBMISSION POLICY Dr. Frankenstein's class, I think he Our own cheerleaders, cheering Here we have a graveyard right The BG News gladly prints Letters would have struck them with on campus. It just goes to show for the other team — what the insist loyalty lightening and sold their fresh hell is wrong with this picture? to the Editor and Guest Columns. that convenience is the hobgob- body arts on the black market lin of the lazy mind, for I don't 1 felt like beating the shit out of Letters should be less than 300 And that's as it should be. to University words and Guest Columns can be BILL RIPPEY believe a single University profes- someone. What kinds of cheer- Here, every class begins with sor has even attempted to make a leaders lead a cheer for the oppo- 500 to 700 words. Name, phone number and address should be GRADUATE STUDENT an in-depth testimonial session: homicidal monster out of recy- sition? "Hi, my name is Crystal? I'm a cled human body parts. The BGSU Cheerleaders included for verification. All sub- AMERICAN CULTURE Keep in mind, we are talking missions may be edited for length. freshman, and I'm talcing Biology Probably, they're doing it in lapan about a group of individuals would like to express our sincer- STUDIES Send submissions to 101 because this summer I had a somewhere. We're always behind whose only job is to jump around est apology to the falcon foot- [email protected] with sub- "I think it was funny. vision. I was hanging out with my the times. and get their own fans pumped ball team and their supporters. ject line'letter to the editor" or friends one day, and this ray of Besides that, here at BGSU we up for the football game. This is in regards to our It showed how we light appeared to us? It said, 'You "guest column." have to buy books and attend This is a simple matter of loyal- actions that occurred at value diversity here at will need to take Biology 101 to classes. Dr. Frankenstein was far the University. It's in graduate.' Well, first, we rejected too deranged to have ever the Truth, but then my adviser noticed if anyone an ended his keeping with our core said, 'You know, you'll i rally need classes or not. Dr. Frankenstein values." to take...'" would have gladly lectured to a Dr. Frankenstein would have brick wall. But here they say, leered at Crystal menacingly, "Attendance isn't mandatory, but then sent Igor up to cut her vocal if you do choose not to attend, THE BG NEWS chords out But here? Here they there will probably be a 'pop quiz' say, "Thank you, Crystal; we're that day that will be worth 70 per- happy to have you here." They'd cent of your grade." Then they'll really like to make the class recite all look really shy. If you attended "Hi, Crystal" in unison, but then one of Dr. Frankenstein's classes, IS HIRING MELVIN LOBSTER we'd have to have a group hug, he would probably just look up in SOPHOMORE and even this univeisity has stan- dismay and ask, "Who the hell dards. are you?" COPY EDITORS UNDECIDED Then the professors make a Then he'd suck your brain out "I'm impressed that speech. They say, "I'm not just one ear with a handy suction cup PHOTOGRAPHERS going to stand up here and lec- and you'd be exempt from the they spelled Michigan. ture," of course, which they'll fol- final. REPORTERS Im disappointed in low with, "Now let me tell you a And that's what college should their lack of school little bit about myself." be all about spirit' Now, professors have usually lived pretty lengthy lives so far. So Michelle Reitercanbe reached the beginning always goes some- at nHterm&}gneLbgsu.edu.
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Protest at U.N. leads to arrests www.bgnews.com NEWYORK (AP) — Four Iranians were arrested for throwing yellow paint near the United Nations and one was arrested for disorderly conduct as heads of state began arriving for the U.N. Millennium Sum- ut, police said Monday. NATION Chinese president comes to US. Police suspicious of By Charles Hutzfer fire, 7 Ohio deaths ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER BEIJING — Emboldened by By Kate Roberts the fire truck's sirens startled her. President Clinton's decision to ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER "I heard the sirens go off about delay deploying a national mis- AVA, Ohio — The bodies of sile shield, Chinese President 3 (am.) and I couldn't figure out |1ia ig Zemin intends to keep pres- seven family members were why they would be going off. We suring Wasliington to scrap the found early Monday in their don't hear those very much .defense system at an U.N. sum- burned-out trailer, and the sher- around here," lohnson said. mit this week. iff labeled the deaths suspicious. The fire destroyed the trailer, Clinton's announcement "Some of them, I feel, were which is about 20 yards from the Friday that deploying a national shot," Noble County Sheriff end of a dirt road a mile north of missile defense should be left to Landon T. Smith said at a news Ava in eastern Ohio. Mrs. Panglc's ;the winner of November's presi- conference Monday afternoon. brother and mother live nearby dential election came after "Because of where we found the on the site, which is owned by China's most public diplomacy in bodies, they didn't appear to die the family. "decades: an 18-month campaign of smoke inhalation." Family and friends gathered ,wiil i Russia to rally world opinion The bodies of Richard Pangle, near the trailer. Some were hug- 'against the weapons system 37, his wife, Sheryl, 29, and their ging and crying. Beijing and Moscow view as a five children Sheriff's security threat. were found after "Some of them, I Detective China's small community of a report of a fire Steven arms control experts, which about 3 a.m. feel, were shot. Hannum said hacked the campaign in rare Smith said the investigators afreement with the politically Because of where powerful and hard-line military, fire was set, but we found the bod- were having a showed relief. he would not ies, they didn't difficult time liang, who wants stable ties say how. emotionally. with the United States but cannot Smith said the appear to die of "These folks afford to look weak at home, left location of the smoke inhalation." are known by for New York on Monday in a bet- bodies "is very many of the ter position for talks. Associated Press Photo suspicious in LANDON T. SMITH. people who "The Clinton decision will put CHINESE PRESIDENT: Chinese President Jiang Zemin, left, shakes hands with Kerstin Leitner, right, nature." NOBLE COUNTY SHERIFF live in Noble liang Zemin in a stronger posi- resident coordinator of United Nations Development Program of China, during a farwell ceremony. A handgun County," he tion" — not only at the United and three shot- said. Nations but in a one-on one The dead children were identi- meeting with the U.S. president, growing. of its rising world stature and its The apparent Chinese strate- guns were foun'! near the bodies said Yan Xuctong. an internation- As on his previous trips to the ties with Washington. gy is to whip up international of the parents in the living room fied as Kayla, 12. Brett, 10, Derek. al security scholar at China's iliic United States, liang will be shad- Opposition to the U.S. national opposition in an effort to get the along with spent cartridges, 7, and twins Trina and Trinda, 5. Tsinghua University. owed by groups protesting missile defense, or NMD, and a United States to cancel its NMD," Smith said. The front half of the brown- During the three-day U.N. (Mnese human rights abuses. more limited version for Eas,t Asia said Evan Medeiros. an arms Autopsies were planned. and-white trailer was destroyed, summit, which opens Followers ol the Falun Gong illustrates that change. control researcher at the Smith said there had been no with only a charred stove stand- Wednesday, and a smaller but spiritual movement plan demon- Beijing fears that the anti-mis- Monterey Institute of reports of any domestic violence ing in what appeared to be the strations of their yoga-like medi- sile shields will render useless its International Studies. important Security Council gath- at the house, but the couple were kitchen. The back half of the ering Thursday, liang will confer tation exercises during liang's growing arsenal of missiles and Arms control tops the agenda trailer was standing, a bumed- stay in New York to highlight force China into a costly arms for the Clinton-Iiang meeting, discussing a divorce. with Russian President Vladimir out shell. China's suppression of the group. race. their first in a year, Western diplo- Neighbor Cheryl Morgareidge Putin and lobby other world The one-acre yard has a well- leaders to oppose the U.S. Unlike his last U.N. summit The proposed East Asian sys- mats in Beijing said. said she had seen the father, tended garden and treehouse defense plans. five years ago when a crisis over tem, if extended to Taiwan, Clinton will try again to per- known as Richie, Friday night at He will also court U.S. business Taiwan produced a frosty meet- would bolster the island against suade liang that the missile the Shenandoah High School and sandbox in the back. leaders, whose investment is cru- ing with (:linton, liang will put on Chinese pressure to unify, China's shields are not directed against football game. Morgareidge's sis- Children's bicycles and toys were cial to keeping China's economy display a China more confident most sacred foreign-policy goal. China. ter-in-law, Nancy lohnson, said scattered across the property.
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Lebanon's recession. That made Official results released Hariri — whose wealth, status Monday showed a landslide vic- and charisma make him a pow- tory for Hariri in Sunday's erful force in Lebanon even with - nationwide parliamentary elec- out political office — look more tions, making him the top appealing than when he prospect for prime minister — resigned in 1998 following a an appointment requiring a power struggle with President Syrian endorsement Hariri likely Emile Lahoud. would gel. Hariri has said it is too "He is energetic, a construc- early to comment on whether he tion magnate with powerful con- will seek the post. tacts abroad,'' said Violette Balaa. Hariri-backed candidates also an economic analyst with the won overwhelmingly, ousting leading An-Nahar newspaper. 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BOWIINGGREFN STATE UNIVFRSITY Women's CC 9/9 BC Field. 9:30 a.m. Men's CC 9/9 BG Field. 10:15 a.m. Wolverines run all over BG Football Michigan's offense gains 554 total yards to the Falcons 271; Navarre throws record four touchdown passes in debut as U-M qb. 9/9 By Pete Stela Doyt Perry Stadium, noon. SPORTS [DIT0R "We played against the hardest Men's Soccer ANN ARBOR. Mich — The BG football team left Michigan team we will play 9/9-9/10 beat up, worn out and with the against all season. At Puma Classic. Milwaukee. experience of playing in front of I know we are 110.585 fans behind them. All they didn't leave with was going to be a good a victory. The current number three football team." ranked Wolverines proved to be GARY BLACKNEY, COACH to powerful for the Brown and Orange in the 42-7 U-M victory, receiver Ron Bellamy, who despite the Falcons early and caught three passes for 53 yards impressive start to the ball and two touchdowns, both of game. which were within 5 minutes of BG's defense caused a each other. Falcons Michigan fumble on their first "Today we just went out there possession and then forced the and played hard." Bellamy said. Wolverines to punt on their "We told Navarre to just go out offense next two possessions. there and play hard and we will But with 1 minute to go in help you out there. Navarre. poorly run the first quarter, the Wolverines Askew and myself, we are all struck paydirt. Michigan quar- young guys so we need to go out terback John Navarre, who there and show the coaches we by coaches stepped in for the injured Drew are ready to play." Henson and made his first col- Falcon quarterback Andy It wasn't as ugly as you think. legiate start against the Falcons, Sahm completed 16 of 36 pass- hit receiver David Terrell as he 42-7 sounds pretty bad, but es for 189 yards and one touch- the Falcons had chances at blew by the BG secondary for a down and also drew much Michigan Saturday, but time and 41 -yard touchdown catch. credit from the Michigan Hayden Epstein connected on time again, they took out the pis- coaching staff. Tailbacks joe tol and shot themselves in the the point after, his first of six Alls. Godfrey Lewis and John successful conversions Gibson combined for 53 yards foot Navarre ended the day 15 of Mind you-Michigan was # 6 in on 21 carries as the powerful the country, BG was no. five in 19 for 265 yards and four touch- Falcon running game was all the MAC. so it would take some downs. His four touchdown but erased by the Michigan passes set a school record for pretty savvy play calling to beat defense. the Wolverines. most touchdown passes by a "We played against the hard- But I guess the Falcon offen- quarterback making his debut est team we will play against and also tied the school record sive coaches figured that savvy this season." BG coach Gary play calling meant stuffing it up for most touchdowns in a Blackney said. "I don't think we the middle on obvious passing game, which is held by 10 oth- accomplished what we wanted ers. downs. Yeah. Michigan'll never to today but I told my guys to be able to stop that. "I wasn't concerned with keep your heads up because stats," he said. "The team What were they thinking? Hey. they played their hearts out. it's third and 10 from our own 20, played great. I had some mis- and I know we are going to be a takes but I thought we executed let's give it to our bruising full- good football team." back and let him plow into a well. We ran the ball well and I The U-M defense also caused slew of Wolverines. They won't threw the ball where it had to BG to punt on their first six pos- be expecting that. ..tad If we do go" sessions. Backup quarterback that we won't be expecting to The Michigan offense gained an impressive 554 total yards to Ricky Schneider handled the win. the Falcons 271. Wolverine tail- booting duties for injured Pat They did it. Fleming and punted nine times It didn't really work very well backs Anthony Thomas and Chris Perry gained 112 and 103 for 360 yards and a 40-yard when 510 240 lbs. fullback Eric average. ■MUtaMfeBGNns Clark went over left tackle Rob yards respectively on the HAND OFF: Falcon quarterback Andy Sahm hands off to fullback Eric Clark during the Michigan game ground and Terrell netted 91 "I just found out this morning Fehrman with the score still tied (that Fleming was out)," at zero in the first quarter. He lost yards on six catches. But the star Saturday in Am Arbor Despite the 42-7 Michigan win, Sahm was pleased with the way his tea:n played. "I thought of the game for Michigan was a yard and put Michigan's potent OPENING, PAGE 10 we did some things right in the passing game and a couple of our young receivers ORB up big." offense in business at midfield. I know BG's coaches were playing the field position game, but maybe it would have paid to take a gamble with the arm of Andy Falcons Sahm and the hands of Kurt Gerling. By the way, Michigan MAC gets massacred, not UT scored on the subsequent pos- walk away session. ByPeteSteb to beat the visiting Zips. touchdown passes from differ- Miami33-Vanderbilt30 The problem is, Clark's run SPORTS EDII0R Akron quarterback Butchie ent quarterbacks and the Mike Bath threw two touch- would have been fine for a lazy Washington threw for 248 Panthers shook off two weath- down passes in the final two from U-M afternoon MAC game against In Friday's BG News, BG yards and one touchdown. er delays to beat Kent State 30- minutes and 53 seconds as the Buffalo. But this was Michigan, a men's basketball coach Dan Iowa State 25 -Ohio 15 7. Kent quarterback Zach Miami Redhawks beat team with more talent, and more Dakichsaid thatJoePatemois Tailback Ennis Haywood Williams, taking over from Vanderbilt 33-30. confidence than the Falcons. crabby after Penn Stale's loss to gained 159 yards and one superstar Jose Davis, tossed for Vandy led 30-to-20 before impressed This was a team that was going use. touchdown on the ground for 205 yards but also threw two Bath hooked up with Mike to stomp BG if they tried to fight How do you think he feels the Cyclones. Ohio quarter- interceptions. Sullivan on a four-yard strike to By Dan Ned blow by blow. If there are any now after the Rockets pasted back Dontrell Jackson threw Florida 40 Ball State 19 make it close. And then with tSSISIAN! SPORTS F 01 TOR tricks in Gary Blackney's bag, he the Nittney Lions 24-6 in front for 130 yards and one touch- • The Gators' offense (below Cal Murray for the two-yard needed to use them Saturday. of 90.000 plus in Happy Valley? down. left) gained 359 yards in the air winner with just 20 seconds ANN ARBOR. Mich - Fourth-and-one?The Falcons Toledo, behind the 141 yards Purdue 48 Central as they were tested by a team left on a fourth-down play. Michigan's depth at running back needed to go for it. But when the by tailback Chester Taylor, Michigan 0 who is on a 17-game losing Eastern Michigan 32 - hurt the Falcons Saturday, but, if opportunity came in the second became the first Mid- Boilermaker quarterback streak. Connecticut 25 there was one encouraging sign, quarter with the Falcons desper- American Conference team to Drew Brees passed for 317 A plus for Ball State is that Walter Church threw a 4- it was the fact that the Falcon ately needing a touchdown to beat Perm State. Rocket quar- yards and three touchdowns the Gator fans booed their own yard scoring pass to Kevin defense didn't let the Wolverines cut into a 21 -0 deficit, BG punt- terback Tavares Bolden threw and Steve Ennis had three 1- team. Walter with 1:50 left to play, on the board until there was one ed. What's worse, our punter for for 140 yards and one touch- yard TD runs in his first colle- Syracuse 63 - Buffalo 7 then hit Kenny Christian with a minute left in the first quarter. the day was Ricky Schneider. down. giate start as No 15 Purdue Chris Davis scored three X point conversion pass as Even then, it took a fifty-yard That's right backup quarterback Virginia Tech 52 - Akron 23 overpowered Central touchdowns and Dee Brown Eastern Michigan rallied to pass past the Falcon's secondary and former starter. On fourth The ever electric HoKie Michigan 48-0. gained a career-high 157 yards defeat Connecticut 32-25. The to get to the end zone. and short, would it have been quarterback Michael Vick Purdue outgained Central on 18 carries and scored twice, Eagles' win was the first for for- The front seven did a good job that far fetched to have (below right) gained 288 total 436-161 in total yardage. leading Syracuse to a 63-7 vic- early of neutralizing Michigan's Schneider take to the air in yards and four touchdowns, Pittsburgh30 -Kent7 tory over Buffalo in the opener bruising rushing attack. hopes of a yard and a ray of two running and two passing, I .iiii.it Slade caught two for both teams. BLATING, PAGI 11 "I think our defense played light? great." said BG head coach Gary Schneider punted nine times, Blackney. he never faked. Where's the The problem the Falcons had magic? with die wolverines was depth. Then there was the missed No team in the Mid-American field goal. Still down 21 -0. and on Conference will have Michigan's fourth-and-five on the Michigan rushing depth. When Anthony 17, BG sent kicker Mike Knapp Thomas was taking a breather, in the game with Andy Sahm Justin Fargas filled in aptly. When holding and running back John they were both out, Walter Cross Gibson at the wing. Would it and Chris Perry were there to have been such a stretch for wear the Falcons down. Sahm to flip it to Gibson for the Even though the Wolverines first down? Would that have racked up 289 rushing yards, the helped out a little more than Falcon front seven looked three lousy points in the second Impressive in handling Michigan. OFFENSE. PAGE 9 NOTEBOOK, PAGE 9 .. . ■ iW».W> Tuesday. September 5,2000 9 BGNEWS SPORTS BG rushing game stopped Gerling out for 5-8 weeks NOTEBOOK. FROM PAGt 8 OFFENSE. FROM PAGE 8 start. He racked up nine tackles. eight weeks. In the meantime, the field goal and the Wolverines they got beat by 35 anyway, that cian doesn't j list show up and pull Falcon front seven looked impressive in handling Michigan. The Falcons forced four fum- Falcons are hoping that receivers doesn't look much better. There a rabbit out of his hat, he's got to marched down the Meld and They held UM to 86 yards rush- bles on the day and recovered Aaron Alexander and David were missed opportunities to do everything just perfectly. scored. ing in the first quarter, and the A- two. When MAC play comes BautJsta can fill in for the sure- The play calling In this game turn the game around. Possible That's where the Falcon coaches around in a few weeks, the Falcon train only had a 3.2 yards per handed junior. would have won a lot of MAC momentum shifts that never screwed up carry average. But the rest of the front seven could be the heart and sould of the team. Durkin's right arm was in a sling games, but when you're 30 point happened plagued the Falcons. It would have been nice to see rushing gang wore on them in the Injury report after Saturday's game. BG first underdogs going in, a win would Next week, against Pitt, call the what some magic would have second half. "Michigan is a great rushing Labor day might not have been thought it was a mild separation, same game. It might work. But done for BG. be corsidered a miracle. You team." said BG senior defensive too festive for BG receiver Kurt but there is a possible tear in the this was Michigan, and it was a But I guess we'll never know. must pal out all the stops. end DJ. Durkln. They're depth Gerling. He spent Monday in the rotator cuff. He is probably for game that the Falcons could have hospital having surgery to repair a The Fa Fall 2000 4 TTorTT. 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"Caty offered us CATY R0IAMECK; First At the start of the second quar- There was a little bit of mystery that with good solid hitting and Falcon to earn a triple-dou- ter with Michigan up 7-0. the surrounding the Bowling Green blocking. She's an emotional ble since 1998. In the win Wolverines drove 90-yards on volleyball team right before they player that our team feeds off of. over UC, she led the team five plays and capped off the opened the season over the The rest of the team got a lot of with 24 kills, 11 blocks and drive with Bellamy's 19 yard weekend at the Indiana energy from that." ten digs. She was also touchdown catch. University Tournament. Who Rommeck was not the only named to the all-tourna- On Michigan's next posses- would stand out? surprise though. Van De Walle's ment team sion. Navarre hit fullback B.J. Last season it was the Falcon highly touted freshman class Askew on a swing pass on a first- seniors who took the spotlight. gave a strong performance show- JOANNA PAPAGE0RGI0U and-fifteen. But Askew turned Either a 32 kill performance by ing why the coach had reason to Posted 19 kills against UC the five-yard pass into a 58-yard be excited. Red-shirt freshman former Falcon left-side hitter NEXT GAME: The UCF gain, which placed the Melissa Lewis or another double- Laura Twyman already has a Tournament this weekend. Wolverines deep into BG territo- double match by middle-hitter Falcon record under her belt after ry. Four plays later and less than Lori Kemerer took center stage. only her second collegiate four minutes after Michigan's last Now it was time for another match. The 6-foot 2-inch middle the fact that we kept getting bet-, touchdown, Navarre again hit Falcon to grab the spotlight and hitter tied a school record with 10 ter as we took the floor, specifi- Bellamy for a 11 -yard touchdown take a bow. block assists in the Cincinnati cally in blocking. We only strike. Bellamy leaped over BG That player was junior middle- match. blocked three balls against defensive back Ken Dobbs for the hitter Caty Rommeck. In what "Our blocking by the time we Loyola and ended with 17 against catch, which gave Michigan a 21 - will probably be considered played Cincinnati was phenom- Cincinnati." 0 advantage at half-time. some of the toughest competi- enal." Van De Walle said. "I liked Another freshman with a big' The Falcon defense held tion of the year for BG, Rommeck impact was left-side hitter Susie Michigan in check for the third put up career numbers. BG post- Norris. Norris, last year's Ohio ed a 1-2 record against three high school Division TV Player of [ quarter and the Brown and Michael lehmfcuhle BG Nw, Orange's offense constructed a teams that all made the NCAA the Year, had 63 digs in the three CELEBRATION: Falcon receiver Andre Pinchem celebrates with his tournament last season. After 14-play, 60 yard drive. The drive matches. She had almost half, teamates after scoring the Brown and Orange's lone touchdown losing two tough matches to that amount in an unheard of 30 failed when place-kicker Mike against Michiagan. Pincham's catch was his only one of the day. Loyola University Chicago and digs performance against UC. Knapp missed his first collegiate Indiana, the Falcons came back This season, she is averaging attempt at a 34 - yarder with 4:00 sealed the Wolverines victory at BG's defense sacked Navarre after trailing two games to none 5.25 digs per game which is over left in the third quarter. 42-7. three times and according to to pick up their first win of the two digs more than any BG play- Tne Wolverines responded by "The Michigan defense played Blackney. played a good game. season against a very solid er averaged last season. Van De Cincinnati team. driving down the field and with extremely well, but I thought our "I think our defense played Walle was also happy with the 14:19 left in the fourth quarter. offensive line did a great job." Rommeck. who transferred to play of freshman Nadia Bedricky great." he said. "U-M just wore us BG last season after playing a Navarre hit Marquise Walker for a Sahm said. "They gave me time who passed very well in her first down. We had too many three- year at Oakland University, collegiate match agaiast Loyola. four-yard score and a 28-0 to set up and throw. I thought we and-outs. Our offense didn't get it became the first Falcon in two Over the three matches, BC advantage. did some things right in the pass- going until we were down 21-0 years to record a triple-double consistently played better. Van On Michigan's next posses- ing game and a couple of our since 1998. In the win over and by the time the third quarter De Walle said in the first match sion, Thomas scampered 28- young receivers came up big." Cincinnati, she led the team with against Loyola, BG played very rolled around, our guys were just yards for a touchdown with 12:18 The Wolverines fumbled twice 24 kills, 11 blocks and 10 digs. In poorly which she believes was remaining, increasing Michigan's during the game and netted 88- tired. You could see by our execu- the two previous matches, the somewhat due to nerves. lead to 35-0. The Falcons' lone yards of penalties to BG's 70. tion that we didn't have a lot of Sterling Heights native com- "We played as though we had bined for 26 kills, nine blocks and score came on Sahm's 24-yard Defensive back Michael Malone energy by the end of the game." never been on the floor together." 17 digs. For her effort she was Van De Walle said. "We were very pass to Andre Pinchem with over led BG with 12 tackles while The Brown and Orange open Michael Lefmhuhk- BG Nw, named to the all-tournament nervous. Had we gotten the five minutes left in the game. defensive back Sergio Lund and their home season Saturday team. SPIKE: BG senior JoAnna Perry gave Michigan their final linebacker Mitch Hewitt each against Pittsburgh. Game time is "We were looking for some- Papageorgiou hammers the ball score on a 42-yard burst and netted nine stops. one' to be an emotional leader set for noon. during practice. INDIANA. PAGE 11 Need a job? 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The Falcons lost to Thursday's scores UM-Perry 42 run (Epstein kick). 302. Southwest Missouri State in the Marshall 63 - Southwest A-l 10,585. opening game of the Diadora Missouri State 7 Classic hosted by Creighton Chanston Rodgers ran for University. The Falcons then three touchdowns and Byron BG UM lost 2-1 to Creighton Sunday Leftwich threw for two more in First downs 16 29 night. their first starts as Marshall beat Rushes-yards 28-58 53-289 The Bears took a 1 -0 lead on a Division I-AA Southeast Passing 213 265 goal by Mike Williams at the Missouri State 63-7. Comp-Att-Int 18-42-1 15-19-0 2301 mark with an assist from Northwestern 35 - Northern Return Yards 48 103 Mike Cortinas. BG scored the Illinois 17 Punts-Avg. 9-40.0 3-42.3 equalizer at 59:39 when senior The Wildcats unveiled a new Matt Lyons scored off an assist wide-open, no-huddle offense Fumbles-Lost 1-0 4-2 from classmate Adam Erhard. Thursday night, two defensive Penalties-Yards 7-70 8-88 It was Lyons' fourth career goal. stands and Sam Simmons' Time of Possession 28:57 3103 SMS scored the game-win- explosive kick return sparked a ning goal on a free kick from 35-17 victory over Northern Chris Brunt at the 69:08 mark. Illinois. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Bowling Green goalkeeper Wisconsin 19 - Wisconsin 7 David DeCraff made six saves Michael Bennett rushed for RUSHING—Bowling Green—Gibson 7-28, Lewis 10-17. Alls 4-8. Sahm 4-3, Schneider 2-3, Clark 1- in his first collegiate appear- 128 yards and a touchdown as minus-1. Michigan—Thomas 23-108, Perry 10-103. Fargas 8-70. Cross 5-33, Askew 1-2, Beard 2-2, ance. Bears goalkeeper Mark No. 4 Wisconsin survived the Kaselitz 1-1, Mignery l-(minus-7), Navarre 2-(minus-23). Modersohn was credited with suspension of five starters in a PASSING— Bowling Green-Sahm 16-36-0-189. Schneider 2-6-1-24. Michigan— Navane 15-19-0- two saves. lackluster 19-7 victory over 265. The Falcons then lost their Western Michigan. RECEIVINC— Bowling Green—Cerling 6-78. Bautisla 4-65, Pinchem 2-36, Durham 1-13, Alexander 1- second consecutive one-goal FULL STORIES AVAILABLE 11, Chant 1-7. Alls 1-3. Clark 1 -2. Lewis 1 (minus-2). Michigan— Terrell 6-91. Askew 3-87. Bellamy 3-53, decision to a lop 25 team on AT WWW MIDAMCONF.COM Sunday night, falling to the Thomas 1-21. Thompson 1 -9, Walker 1 -4. 21st-ranked Bluejays of I JL Creighton. 2-1. Creighton took a 1-0 lead on Browns have problems a goal by Brian Mullan that was Falcons beat UC assisted by lshmael Mintah at By Tom Whiten the 23:08 mark BC senior Fred Jacksonville 11. INDIANA. FROM PAGE 8 At> S>ORIS »R>IER Degand tied t he game at one off The play seemed to deflate BEREA — By the fourth the Browns, who were an assist from classmate "Our blocking by role on the team," Rommeck Erhard. Degand's goal came quarter on Sunday, Cleveland's outscored 17-0 in the second said. "I want to be a go-to player. with just 2:44 remaining in the the time we played defense was exhausted, its half. offense inept, punter Chris Following the turnover, the Ou co first half. Cincinnati was It was hard to transfer and try to • Gardocki was the Browns' star Browns' defense couldnt stop player and Cleveland Browns Jaguars quarterback Mark ARTICLES FOUND AT phenomenal. I like fit in and take a big role right off Stadium was half empty. Brunell, who took advantage of BGSUFALCONS.COM. the fact that we the bat. I think I have more con- Just like last year. soft coverage to pick apart The Browns began their 2000 Cleveland'ssecondary, finishing kept getting better fidence in myself." Indians win 5-1 season with a 27-7 loss to the with 301 yards. as we took the The final match against UC Jacksonville Jaguars. It was the And the Browns' offense was- sort of game that typified their n't much better, failing to pick CLEVELAND — Dave Burba floor, specifically was the good note the Falcons '99 expansion season — one up a first down the next two wanted his first AL shutout in blocking." good half, one awful one. times it had the ball — hindered Monday, but was happy to set- were looking to end on. Along "I'm disappointed." Browns by questionably conservative tlefora 5-1 win overthe Tampa DENISEVANDEVWLU.CCMCH with Rommeck's stellar perfor- coach Chris Palmer said play calling. Bay Devil Rays that enabled Monday. "We had an opportu- But for many of the Browns Cleveland to maintain its wild nerves out I really think we mance. Papageorgiou was sec- nity to play with a very good players, there were some posi- could have gone 3-0 this week- card lead. football team. We showed signs tives to be found in the loss. "I planned on going to the end." ond on the team with 19 kills. BC of improvement, but we could- ' "I'm not going to jump ship ninth with a chance for a The Indiana match saw posted seven more blocks than n't maintain it for four quar- after one regular-season game," shutout* Burba (13-6) said improved p'ay by the Falcons. the Bearcats. After losing the first ters." said safety Percey Ellsworth, after pitching 7 2-3 strong BC was downed by the Hoosiers Cleveland trailed just 10-7 at one of 28 new Browns on the innings as the Indians won for (8-15. 13-15. 16-14. 14-16). two games 7-15 and 12-15. the halftime. and was staying with roster this season. "It's a 16- the 13th time in 16 games. Rommeck cranked out 17 kills to one of the NFLs best teams. In game season. That was bad. Kenny Lofton's record run- lead the team and senior captain Falcons came on strong win- fact, the Browns were driving and we feel bad about it. It's not scoring streak came to an end, JoAnna Papageorgiou led the for the go-ahead score in the like we feel that was our one free but the Indians remained two team with seven blocks. ning the final three games 15-5, third quarter when rookie tight pass. But we're not going to let games ahead of Boston. "This year I kind of know my 15-13,15-13. end Aaron Shea fumbled at the onegame change our attitude." Need moneyJThe BG News is hiring for fall semester! ■n oo news writers, sports writers, opinion columnists, photographers, copy editors, graphic designers Campus Events Campus Events Travel Personals BGSU Spanlth Club SENIORS • 111 Early Specials! Spring Break •1 SPRING BREAK 2001 - Mexico, cr ft Come and join us to speak Spanish SENIORS Bahamas Party Cruise! 5 Days Jamaica. Florida & S. Padre. Relia- while having a great time in SENIORS $279! Includes Meals, Parlies! Awe- ble TWA flights. Biggest parlies & Pollyeyes at 9pm every Wednesday. 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