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SNOW HIGH 34 IIDW19 www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 93 ISSUE 27 U. hikes tuition 7 percent

ByDanNied ates and $252 for graduate stu- keep fees as low as possible," said nology tools. TUITION HIKE IN DOLLARS IH( BG NEDS dents. Out of the $185 increase, University President Sidney "We are faced with tough deci- The main reason fot the increase is due to the 6 percent support cut You know the class you're read- $182 will go to instructional fees, Ribeau in a release. "But we must sions," Ribeau said. "We either by the State of Ohio in higher education. The rates will take effect ing this in right now? It's going to and the other $3 will be for gener- balance them with the reality of a hold the line on fees and let rising starling this summer. cost you at least S54 more next al fees. Graduate students will also 6 percent decrease in state sup- operating costs compromise the "All lees ate based per semester foi full-time students. semester. pay $3 in general fees and $249 in port. Continuing erosion of state caliber of our instructional pro- The University Board of instructional fees. support for higher education grams or we raise fees to partially Student fees* Current Rate New Rate Change Trustees voted yesterday to raise University releases and repre- could mean more fee increases in compensate for stale reductions tuition 7 percent from current sentatives cite the State of Ohio's 6 the future," and maintain the quality of the Undergrad Instruction $2,330 $2,512 781% rates starting in this summer. percent cutback on University The other rest of the raise will go educational experience we offer Graduate Instruction $3,184 $3,433 7.82% Undergraduates will pay $18 funds as the main reason for the to fund the almost completed to our students." General Fee, Summer $327 $330 0.92% more per credit hour, while grad- increase. About 70 percent of the two-year-old Supernet project, The tuition raise will also affect Undergraduate Summer $2,657 $2,842 6.96% uate students will shell out an increase will go to compensate which has given Bowling Green Graduate Summer $3,511 $3,763 7.18% extra $23. That works out to a $ 185 (he fund reduction. quicker Internet feeds, video Nick Hurm BG New increase for full-time undergradu- "We are doing what we can to hookups and research and tech- HIKE, PAGE 2 Summer Medina building projects first to scheduled test out The Student Union, Ice Arena and BA e-blotter building are just a

few projects being By Craig Gittord considered. THt ec NEWS It seems like a person can go By Kara Hull ' on the Internet and find infor- IMI ec NEWS mation on just about anything Various summer renovations these days, from up-lo-ilic and projects around campus minute sports scores to onhne should not hinder students shopping malls. Everything, thai attending classes or other activi- is, except for city police blotters. ties. The Medina Police During the summer term, the Department in Medina, Ohio, is Bowen-Thompson Student Union the only police department in will be undergoing some technol- the United States to post its daily ogy upgrades as well as minor blotter on the Internet. mechanical and interior upgrades. "To me, it seems pretty weird A project for the Ice Arena is also that we would be ihe only ones being studied for the potential of doing this," said Li. Greg Mason installing a solar collection system of the Medina Police Division. aimed to provide energy savings to "It's nothing different than what anyone who came into the the building. Nick Hurm BG News "There will be a fire safety audit police station could view." According to Mason, his for all residence halls in order to SENIOR SALUTATIONS: Bowling Green basketball seniors Len Matela, Brent Klassen, Keith McLeod and Brandon Pardon will play in assess priorities and what is neces- department began publishing sary for improvement of fire safe- their last regular season game at Anderson Arena tonight at 7 p.m. the blotter on the Internet to ty," said lim McArthur, director of make it more easily accessible to Design and Construction, the public, especially the media. University Architect. While he doesn't think the lighting and a new sidewalk will blotter being on the Internet will be installed along Alumni Drive, deter criminals, Mason does and exterior masonry restoration Sending off the seniors think it will make people more of the Business Administration aware of what is going on in the building will also take place. neighborhood, which he cited "The campus will be a lot better as one of the main goals of pub- than it was last year in terms of Four Falcons to play final home game lishing on the Web. construction, when we had the "I think it can make people more aware of what's happening Supernet project as well as the By Nick Hum building of the Union," McArthur 1HE BG MEWS BOWLING GREEN VS. or be more aware so if they see there have been five auto break- said. "It will seem very quid con- March 10, 1985, left a bitter BUFFALO ins during the week they can sidering the projects we are taste in the mouth of Bowling TIP0FF: 7 p.m. at Anderson look out for suspicious vehicles," doing." Green coach Dan Dakich. Arena he said. "I don't see someone According to McArthur, land- Playing as a senior in his final saying 'Uh-oh, there were five scaping design work is in progress home game for Indiana, Dakich RADIO: 88.1 FMWBGU for Prout Chapel as well as the Fine break-ins, I better not break into and the Hoosiers were struck PIAY-BY-BY: With Andy Arts building. Bathroom and laun- down in the closing minutes by a car tonight.'" Barch and Aaron Rund. Although publishing the dry room renovations in Kohl Hall Big Ten Champion Michigan 73- Ziggy Zoomba's pregame police blotter on the Internet can and more campus improvements 71 in front of the Bloomington show starts at 6:30. have its advantages by allowing in accordance with Americans crowd. Dakich doesn't remem- more people to have easier with Disabilities Act regulations ber, or at least he doesnt want to access, the Bowling Green Police will also take place this summer. remember that disappointment. that court in their last college Department has not even con- Many projects around campus The fifth-year head coach said game here as winners. These sidered using this method. are currently being planned for the he recollects two things about kids deserve to have this joint "We may do that eventually, summer of 2003. the game, "getting burnt" by Big packed in nothing else as a trib- but we don't do that at this According to McArthur, plan- Ten Freshman-of-the-Year Gary ute to the effort they have put point," said Gary Spencer, ning is currently taking place for Grant and thanking his parents forth." deputy chief major of the BGPD. many other future projects and over the microphone after the "I lost my last regular season "Our blotter is so extensive it renovations around campus such game during his senior-salute. game and that was an awful feel- would be hard to put on the as the lerome Ubrary and Hanna, It is indirectly why the ing for me," Dakich continued. "I Internet." Moseley and University Halls. Falcons' 7 p.m. match-up with want these kids to know that it is Spencer said he thinks it is A Uving and Learning Center is Buffalo at Anderson Arena my focus I want the seniors to easier for the media to pick up being designed for possible con- means so much to him. Dakich's understand in my world what the blotter at the police station. struction in Kohl Hall. This project four seniors have put the win- they have done is important." That way they can get their ques- would involve the addition of sev- ning tradition back into the BG tions answered by whoever is eral classrooms, upgrades in tech- men's basketball program over nology, a new elevator, roof The Players there. the last four years, accumulating The loker Brent Klassen is the replacement and improvements a record of 76-38. Now, he wants He also noted that it would team's own version of Chicken take away some of what the in the heating and cooling system. to reward his senior class with a "We are also working on feasi- Soup for the Soul. He is a proven media does. memory that was stained during leader, and he earned the Earl bility planning to determine what "If everyone published on the his playing days, walking off the Rupright Team Spirit award.. the. future will be for the Anderson Arena court, one last Internet, it would kind of take Saddlemire Student Services Klassen is also a go-to guy. but away (a newspaper's) newswor- time as winners. his role is not defined by putting building," McArthur said. "Also, we thiness," he said. "I told my seniors that I dont up 20 points per game or hitting FUePlMto are in the middle of master plan- give a damn about seedings, I Mason said he thinks the trend a game-winning shot. He aver- of publishing the blotter on the ning to determine how we might don't give a damn about getting DETERMINED: Falcon coach Dan Dakich lost his final home positively affect the future of ages 3.5 points per game and 2.4 game as a senior at Indiana. That is why he believes it is vital to Internet will not take too long to to the NCAA Tournament, I don't rebounds. BGSU and how we might increase care about Cleveland," Dakich send his senior class of the Anderson Arena court as winners. "I catch on. "I'm sure a lot more places are the quality of the campus environ- said. "The only thing I care about want these seniors to understand in my world what they have going to be doing this," he said. ment." is these four seniors walking off SENIORS. PAGE 6 done is important," Dakich said.

- 2 Wednesday. February 27,2002 WWW.B6NEWS.COM Crew members presumed dead Tuition will also By Randall Chase finding them alive have passed," bays that connects to the river. agreed in radio communica- The A.V. Kastner, carrying a IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS said Coast Guard spokesman The Swift was one of two tugs tions that the cargo ship would load of gypsum rock, had two PORT HERMAN, Md. — Four Patrick Montgomery. "This has that had been towing a barge stay on the north side of the holes about the size of a man- crew members missing from a switched from a search-and- loaded with dredging equip- channel, and that the tugs hole above the waterline. said affect tugboat that sank in the Llk rcscue to a salvage operation." ment. would stay on the south side. Coast Guard Ensign Steve River after colliding with a cargo Two of the missing men were A Coast Guard cutter and a The accident occurred in the Youde. None of its 26 crew ship were presumed dead yes- the tug's captain, Williani "Bo" barge with a crane stood near north channel. members was injured. Firelands terday as crews assembled Bryant, of Norfolk, Va., and his the sunken tug and the partially Coast Guard Lt. Russell Last May, a crew member was equipment to raise the vessel. nephew, lustin ' Bryant, of submerged barge that the Swift Bowman would not comment killed in an accident involving a Five other crew members Shallotte, N.C. William Bryant's was towing early Monday when on the statement or what what tugboat at the other entrance to HIKE, FROM PAGE 1 were rescued after the tug Swift sister, Sheila Moore, was at the it was struck by the cargo ship might have caused the acci- the canal, at Delaware City, Del. sank about 40 miles north of scene yesterday with Bryant's A.V Kastner. dent. The Kastner is operated by the Firelands campus as fees there Baltimore. wife, Maryann. The Association of Maryland Bowman said crews would Gypsum Transportation Ltd., a will rise 5 percent. Thai spells out The Coast (iiiard suspended "That's what he did all his Pilots released a statement yes- not start raising the Swift until subsidiary of USG Corp., the to a $76 increase for full-time its search Monday evening for life," Moore said. "That's all he terday that appeared to lay the at least today. He said the cold world's largest manufacturer of Firelands students this summer. the four missing crewmen and talked about. He was dedicated blame for the accident on the water and limited underwater gypsum wallboard. The ship University students had mixed officials said yesterday that to his job." crew of the lead tugboat, the visibility would hamper the sal- was carrying nearly 18,000 tons reactions. water temperatures in the low The Elk River remained Buchanan 14. vage work. of gypsum rock from Nova "That sucks," said freshman 40s made it doubtful the crew- closed yesterday, along with a The association said the Three of the tug's rescued Scotia to Baltimore, where USG Sarah Moore. "Seven percent men were still alive 14-mile-long canal connecting Kastner's bay pilot and the the crew members were treated at has a wallboard plant, said USG doesn't seem like a lot, but it could "All reasonable chances of the Chesapeake and Delaware operator of one of the tugs hospitals and released. spokesman Bob Williams. hurt some people." Freshman lacob Soutter said he supported the increase as long as it leads to a better University. "It doesn't bother me as long as they're making improvements to BG NEWS the University," he said. CAMPUS AND CITY BRIEFING Sophomore Jeff Kostic, who pays for school through financial aid, is a little worried that his loans dispatched to investigate. University leading of Ohio, Ohio University, and The winner of the competi- Bowling Green Police BGSU. tion will be awarded the will increase, but overall, he just C.O.R members will not wants to make sure the financial become directly involved with Recycle Mania com- Ohio University led after the Recycle Mania trophy. Last Division C.0.P pro- first week, checking in at 4.7 aid department follows accord- any suspicious subjects, but year, Miami University topped petition after three pounds per student. The Ohio U. in the first Recycle ingly. gram now taking will be the "eyes and ears" of "My biggest concern is that they University came to tie Ohio in Mania competition. The applications die police division. C.O.R weeks of recycling week two for a total of 9.2 up financial aid proportionately," members will be provided with University and Harvard Kostic said. "As long as they give pounds per student each. accepted invitations to join The Bowling Green Police training and equipment prior After three weeks, the me more money. Basically, it Division is accepting applica- University has recycled its way Harvard and Miami crept into the party this year, and the to actual patrolling. The days the picture after posting rela- makes my education worth tions for the Citizens On Patrol and hours will be Thursday, past Ohio University to move organizers have plans of more." (C.O.R) program. tively low numbers for their expanding further in the years Friday and Saturday, from 11 into first place in the Second first week. Week three found The purpose of the C.O.R Annual Recycle Mania ahead. program is: p.m. to 3 a.m. the University recycling 5.0 Competition. The 10-week pounds per student to Ohio's The BGSU Recycling web- •To deter criminal activity in Selection criteria: site has up-to-date results and •18 years old of age or older competition measures the 4.2, giving the University a the city neighborhoods and to average pounds recycled per detailed rules regarding the •Bowling Green resident or comfortable .8 pound lead. student' PUBLICATIONS reduce the amount of criminal on-campus student. Four Recycle Mania competition. activity in the community. University student Harvard and Miami are knot- schools are taking part in the ted at 11.9, but they both have The contest runs until April •To increase resident/stu- •No criminal record competition: Harvard plenty of time to make up the 12. Results will be announced dent respect and cooperation. •Submit to a background University, Miami University differences and contend. April 17. SUPPORTS •To continue the Police investigation Division's commitment to •Complete a mandatory improve the quality of life training session THE CAMPUS BUZZZZZZ DANCS experienced in the city's neigh- •Be available to participate in borhoods and to involve the the program Bee a part of The Campus Buzz! community in decisions that Interested individuals may MARATHON directly affect it. Residents and students will request an application by con- We are looking for: assist the Police Division by tacting the Bowling Green \\ "patrolling" specific city neigh- Police Division at 354-1546 or • Writers borhoods on a volunteer basis. 352-1131; e-mail C.O.R members will be [email protected]; or fax at • Photographers equipped with a two-way radio 353-6491. Applications will be to repon suspicious activity to accepted at the Police Division Contact: Chasity Lester, Editor @ 372-6968 the police. An officer will be through Monday, March 11. [email protected] MAC Q TOURNAMENT

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Today: 11 am.-4 p.m. 6 pm -7 p.m. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. SEUING MASSAGERS WHAT DOES IT MATTER? THE behind ROTC growth MODERN MOVEMENTS IN PRINT Omega Phi Alpha will be selling DIFFERENCE SERVICE MAKES! MAKING. PAINTING AND massagers as a fundraiser for Dance Presenters include: Tim Tegge, Wood By Chuck Soder provide financial aid — the terrorism entices potential cadets PHOTOGRAPHY Marathon. County Director for United Way For THE BC NEWS National Guard, for example, to sign up with the ROTC, she An exhibition by members of the 2- South End Union more information contact 372-2343 Enrollment is rising in the gives its members full tuition and said "It could be both scaring DAA Student Art Organization includ- Student Union ROTC. probably due lo the reces- $255 a month. people and inspiring them (to ing works by Justin Bdhnken, John 11 am-5 p.m. sion, according to Capt. Bob Many students also seek mili- join)." Reddingtion, Marcie Warner, Heather DANCE MARATHON RAFFLE 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. ScholL tary as a profession during eco- Regardless, enrollment is ris- Johnston, Liz Mearkle, Keith Slaby. Drawing is March 1. Cost is one for GIRL SCOUT COOKIES Julie Prenoveau, and Tony Hix. $1 or SII for $5 A Palm Pilot will be Scholl said the ROTC's Air nomic downturns, according to ing, and both Scholl and Burr pre- A table will be set for girl scout troup Student Union awarded Force division, of which he is Scholl. Careers in the armed dict that the trend will continue. No. 381 where they will be selling Union Entry Way admissions director, has 110 forces provide both security and a "I only see the numbers going girl scout cookies. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. cadets — more than it has had in nice paycheck, he added. up," Scholl said. Union Lobby 15 years. Recruitment in the "(ROTC graduates) start out at Any student is welcome to sign MARINES RECRUITING Noon group's Army office has also The U.S. Marines will be sponsoring BROWN BAG LUNCH $38,000 a year, while the average up for the organization's military 7 p.m. grown steadily, with 100 mem- a recruitment/information table in "Living With Pride: Ruth Ellis" — BGSU graduate starts at about science courses at the 100 and "HUMOR: H0UYWOO0 STYLE" AND bers over last fall compared to the Union. Documentary about the life and $26,000," he said. 200 levels. But students in the 300 "THE MAGIC OF LIVE" only 78 a year earlier. ROTC, Student Union times of Ruth Ellis. The film will run Though the surge in patriotism and 400 level classes are to be Theta Alpha Phi will be sponsoring which stands for the Reserve for 60 minutes. Discussion and Officers Training Corps, has had since recent terrorist attacks has committed to military careers. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. reflection will follow these productions. For more informa- earned the military respect, both similar success nationally, Scholl Scholl encourages freshmen KAPPA DELTA SORORITY JAIL-N-BAIl Women's Center tion contact the adviser of Theta said Scholl and Burr agree patriotism's and sophomores thinking about Raffle tickets for Jail-N-Bail Cost is Alpha Phi at 372-0307. "The economy always influ- effect on enrollment has been joining the armed forces to take one lor $1 or s» for $5. A portion of Noon-3 pm. Lenhart Grand Ballroom ences enrollment," he added. "In minimal. one of the low-level courses. the money raised will be donated to INFORMATION TABLE a recession, the military seems Though the number of cadets "If you start early enough, you the Children's Resource Center and Sigma Nu is sponsoring an informa- 7:30 p.m. appealing to folks." in both the Army and Air Force on have no obligation to the mili- Children's Hospital in Richmond, Va. tion table. HUDSUCKER PROXY Maj. Kathleen Burr agrees with campus is high, the trend began tary," he said. Education Steps UA0 Presents: Coen Brothers Film Scholl. "The economy is a decid- years ago — long before the To keep enrollment high, the 2 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Series, the most visionary and idio- ing factor," said Burr, executive attacks on the World Trade Center ROTC and other military groups 10a.m.-4 pm. EMPOWERMENT GROUP syncratic filmmakers of the 20th officer of the ROTCs Army and the Pentagon. often hold recruitment tables in ANNUAL UNDERGRADUATE ART I This student support group is for century They create films that pay branch. "Our numbers have been going the Student Union. For more DESIGN EXHIBITIONS women survivors ol abusive relation- tribute to classic American movie Money for tuition explains part up for two years," Burr said. "But details on the organization, call A juried selection of art in all media ships. Confidentiality is emphasized. genres, especially film noir. while of the group's appeal — the ROTC there's been no big jump since the group's Army branch at 372- by students in the BGSU School of For more information contact Deidra sustaining a firmly postmodern feel. gave $350,000 in scholarships last Sept 11." 2476 or the Air Force division at Art. Bennet at 372-2190. Gish Theater year. Other military groups also Not every aspect of the war on 372-2176. Dorothy Uber Bryan & Williard Location TBA Wankeiman Galleries 8 p.m. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. FACULTY ARTIST SERIES: 10a.m.-5p.m. ALCOHOL AND STRESS LAURA MELTON, PIANO BGSU SKI TEAM EGG TOSS GUEST SPEAKERS The program will include works by Theta Alpha Phi is sponsoring the The BGSU Alpine Ski Team will be William Balcom, Federic Chopin, FLOWER 1>©WHi guest speakers to come and discuss holding an egg toss as a fundraiser Claude Debussy and Franz Joseph the issues of alcohol and using for its club. Haydn. Free and open to the public West Side ot Ed. Building laughter lo relieve stress. For more Bryan Recital Hall DAFFODILS information contact Andrew Guben 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at 352-5490. 9p.m.-10 p.m. PRESIDENTS LEADERSHIP Lenhart Ballroom FIQH^Q VCT CO-OP TALK ACADEMY This workshop will cover some of the President's Leadership Academy is 7 p.m. important information that students AMERICAN sponsoring a table to promote Dance MEN'S BASKETBALL VS BUFFALO might find helpful when looking for a Marathon. Anderson Arena Education Steps co-op. 1st Floor Technology Building OHIO DIVISION. INC

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Italian FabioCarta, who finished fourth in the disputed 1,500 m short - t rack speedskating final OPINION Tuition increase a prudent move The University is at again. YOU DECIDE cent in order to make the funding had wanted to. According to Jon This, apparently, was not very good move either. Students At a board of trustees Is the tuition hike a neces- between higher education and Folkins, University Provost, the enough, so the students are the would have been paying the meeting yesterday, it was sary measure for the grade schools/high schools more plan before the state budget cut next group that needs to be same as or slightly more than determined to raise tuition by 7 University to take? even. This has hurt all of higher was to give raises to many of the affected they are now, but it would have percent beginning summer education, not just the University. professors on campus. After the "It's one of those things that been for a lesser education. Go to www.bgnews.com/opinion Because of the state's cutback, cut was announced, the adminis- happens when funding tightens semester. to respond. Results will be To keep the quality education This means that students will updated frequently. all state universities in Ohio have tration nixed that plan. up," said Thomas Lee Wymer, the University is aiming for, it now be paying an additional $18 had to make decisions on where Tuition could have been dean of the English department. realty had no choice but to raise per credit hour or an extra $54 for to cut back. heightened, allowing the "That's maybe one of the saddest tuition. the standard three credit hour University. The University's Rather than cutting classes, University to go ahead with the things about the whole situation; The state put the University in course. administrators are only trying to necessary scholastic programs or raises, but they instead took the students pay the most" that position to make a critical While most students are going do the best with the hand they laying off faculty, the University first step toward healing the 6 per- Although the University could decision. The University is doing to be upset and understandably have been dealt has instead raised tuition. cent cut by taking it out of the have cut classes or laid off high- the best with what it now has to so, it is important to remember Last luly, the state cut its fund- The University could have professors' pockets, not the stu- priced faculty to avoid a tuition work with. that this is not the fault of the ing for state universities by 6 per- raised the tuition even more if it dents'. hike, this would not have been a

What happened to Tonya? PEOPLE Protestors still

who will actually hold a true spot choice of music As they would ON THE STREET in history. take the ice, we wouldn't hear the The University is rais- haven't brought THE WORLD Yes, yes, I am aware that Tonya music inspired by Man in the ACCORDING TO DJ had a bad personality, and what Iron Mask or Carmen. (And ing tuition by 7 per- David Johnson she did was a bad thing to do. while we are on the note of fluffy cent. How do you feel # But check this stat out; it might ice skating music, I swear if I hear about change blow your mind. The television one more Enya song I am going about that? Tonya Harding? Does the coverage on the first evening of to puke.) Rather, we would hear not be further from the truth. I name ring a bell? the competition was the second- the intensity from music by never said that people should OK. Let's take a look back in most-watched television show in artists such as Metallica, not be allowed to protest; I only your life. You know exactly where American history! Only the final Aerosmith, Smashing Pumpkins mentioned that they were not you were when the attacks on episode of "M^A'S-H*" was or Ludacris. (OK, maybe no getting anything accomplished Sept. 11 happened. You might watched by more people Come Ludacris for John Rocker, we'll know where you were when you by doing it Although I do not on, skaters... isn't that a stat you stay with the hard rock for him.) enjoy being referred to as heard that Bill Clinton was can appreciate? And please don't get me Sometimes when you say "snippy" and "pissed off," I do impeached, your parents might something that you think is Fine! You're right... the situa- wrong and misinterpret what I encourage everyone to write remember where they were tion is similar to genocide. am saying My friends will tell very clear and has one very letters and speak out, whether when lohn E Kennedy was shot, JESSICA MAISCH Genocide obviously decreases you that I was very excited for simple point, your words get you agree with me or not and your grandparents might SOPHOMORE the global population, which is Sarah Hughes when she woa twisted around into something In a letter tided "Protesters remember where they were becoming a more pressing situa- From the second she stepped off "It's going to be hard- completely different This is when the lapanese attacked Offer Alternative View On tion as time goes on. But obvi- the ice, she was completely satis- what has happened with the Word," Matthew Reynolds Pearl Harbor. But who can hon- er for the sudents who ously, the taking of human life fied with her performance. column I wrote for last week makes the claim that my opin- estly ... honestly... forget where pay for it themselves" has no justification and is one of Whether she was going to get a titled "Protesters Don't ion is that "the opinions of oth- they were when they heard that the easiest human actions to medal or not, she was going to Accomplish Much." The col- ers should not be heard." Once Tonya Harding had someone condemn. The same holds true go home very proud of her rou- umn had one main point, that close to her attack Nancy again, this is wrong. I really for my friend Tonya. tine. Through a process that still despite the fact that the people doubt if Mr. Reynolds even Kerrigan from behind in order to Ice skating has become dis- puzzles me, she was able to take who protest on campus today remove the latter from the 1994 read my column at all, since he criminatory toward the classless home the gold for the U.S A She may care a great deal, their Winter Olympics female ice skat- makes other incorrect state- athletes. For you ice skaters out was just so dam happy. Her act ions do nothing to actually ing competition? ments such as my referring to there or those of you who think mother was just as happy, and I cause any change. As much as I You might think of a couple of the protesters as "preppies." I you can ice skate, take pride in swore they were going to bump would like to move on to a new do not know how Mr. Reynolds choice words for our poor unem- that comment; I feel that ice heads and knock each other topic, I feel that I must respond could make such a claim, since . ployed Tonya, but if you think of skaters are the most elegant peo- unconscious. Yet, no one else to those who seem to be a littie the word "preppie" never it, what Tonya did for ice skating ple I have ever met in my entire deserved it more than she did... confused appeared anywhere in my col- has not been paralleled by any- CHERIE NAGEL life Nimble and agile, they con- sorry, Michelle For some reason, the people umn. "Hippies" and "do-good- one else in the sport. No one centrate day in and day out on But will we have another SOPHOMORE who decided to write replies ers" yes, preppies" no. cared about who won the ice developing their talents. Tonya?This girl of my dreams chose to accuse me of making Perhaps he got confused when skating gold before then, but as "That's ridiculous! We Basically, they are defined by the doesn't haye to be responsible for personal attacks and not reading another letter to The soon as 1 landing's hit man already pay enough." word "grace." And if Scott knocking put her opponents, but believing in freedom of speech BG News in which Bryan knocked Kerrigan out, ice skating Hamilton didn't have such an maybe she will walk around with instead of trying to give reasons Young decided to get really cre- defined the Winter Olympics. obnoxious, high-pitched voice tattered clothing or a cigarette why the point made by my col- ative and simply change a few Tonya is solely responsible for while commentating, he would hanging from her lip. Maybe we umn was incorrect. For exam- of the words in my column. making figure skating the run- be atop that list of sophistication could have a girl who doesn't ple, in a guest column titled The one thing that all of ner-up to pro football in and style, too. play soundtracks in her Discman "The Accomplishments of these replies have in common American television ratings. Now But imagine other athletes on all the time but something to Protest" Daniel Boudreau is that none of them refute my banned for life by the USFSA. the ice. Imagine a much more which the average American claimed that I used "misinfor- main point and give examples this pool playing, cigarette smok- "lean" John Rocker, Dennis public Can relate If I can't say this mation, ridicule and personal of what is being accomplished ing, and truck driving "bad girl" Rodman or Mike Tysoa They for anyone else, I miss Tonya, attacks." I fail to see how any- by the protests taking place on of figure skating made a state- wouldn't stand in poise after fin- and the USFSA can kiss my butt Bi one could have felt as if they campus today. By comparing ment to the world. Oksana Baiul ishing a routine. Instead, they for all I care for banning her from NOLAN HENSEL were being personally attacked themselves to great leaders of ended up beating Nancy would jump up and down with a her own creation SOPHOMORE by my column, since I mention the past such as those of the Kerrigan anyhow, and though fist in the air, accepting the the name of not one individual Civil Rights movement they poor Tonya Harding, who I might applause of the audience that, in DJ, is the president of the "Right now the Union A personal attack is more like only help to confirm my belief add was the year's national my opinion, is more appropriate Tonya Holding fan club. Email just isn't worth it." when Mr. Boudreau mentions that they are most concerned champion, ended up in a disap- than daintily smiling and skating [email protected] my name and then tries to say with how others view them pointing eighth place, it is she away. And more obvious is their to share your love of Tonya. that I do not have respect for and not what gets accom- freedom of speech. I do not plished in the end. know where Mr. Boudreau gets the notion that I would not To join Chris'protest group defend the rights of others to against protestors, contact him voice their views, but it could at [email protected].

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KELLY KAPFERE BG can still make run WOMEN'S BASKETBALL By Dan Hied as a Carrot Top Oscar speech. four games. Bowling Green domi- She was named the 1HE BG NEWS "Winning a road series against nated the Wildcats last Saturday MAC player of the It's not quite where they want to Michigan or Michigan State does- in the home finale for the Falcons. be going into the last weekend of n't happen very often," said In order to claim the 10th spot, week. She had a the regular season, but still the Falcon senior center Ryan the Falcons have to move ahead career-high 21 points Bowling Green hockey team con- Wetterberg. of Miami, which has one point on in the Falcons'78-62 trols its own destiny. Tenth place would mean a diffi- BG. However, because Miami fin- win over Eastern Sort of. cult, but less menacing, series ishes its season this weekend with It's true the Falcons can't finish against either Northern Michigan only one game against Ohio State Michigan Saturday. any higher than 10th this season. or Alaska-Fairbanks. Even though while BG has two at Notre Dame, She mad e nine of However, that would look a great Alaska convincingly swept the the Falcons are guaranteed 10th her 14 shots from the deal better than their current Falcons in the great white north with a weekend sweep. 1 lth. An 11th place finish would earlier this season, the Nanooks Of course, that is easier said field. send the Falcons to either are new to the playoffs and may than done, considering the Michigan or Michigan State for be the most susceptible to a BG Falcons haven't swept a weekend the first round of the playoffs. upset. The Falcons have had suc- series this year. What's worse is Either team losing a playoff series cess this season against Northern Sarah Casto BGNnrs at home happens about as often Michigan, winning and tying in HOCKEY, PAGE 8 STILL HOPE: BG hopes it can still make a tourney run. Baseball flounders in 3-game sweep

Derek McCord innings of work THE BG NEWS THE FAB FOUR After four innings, the score The Bowling Green baseball was 9-5 Evansville. The Falcons MEN'S BASKETBALL team started out last weekend battled back, scoring four runs with a promising first inning in the sixth, seventh and eight Seniors Keith but after that, it was all down- innings, but UE tacked on to McLeod, Brent hill. their score as well, resulting in a Klassen, Brandon The Falcons were swept on 11-9 UE victory. the weekend 6-2,11-9 and 15- The Falcons got quality Pardon, and Len 10. games from Hunt and Corey Matela helped the The first match-up of the Loomis as they both went 2-5 team have its best three game series against the at the plate driving in two runs Purple Aces of Evansville each and both scoring once. four year record since University saw Nick Elrod dou- The terrible developing pat- the 1946-50 season bling in Kelly Hunt to put the ter of the Falcons coming out when the Falcons Falcons up 1-0. Then, in the swinging their bats hard and had 98 wins. third inning after the Aces tied the starting pitching not living up the score, Andy Hudak put up to its offensive counterparts BG up again with a solo homer. was shown again in the final In the fifth inning, pitcher game of the series. Kyle Knoblach hit UE catcher The game opened up with Michael Snyder with one out David Barkholz walking. Then only to see his one run lead he was driven in soon after BG NEWS evaporate as Evansville scored when Hudak doubled. Len four runs. Elias walked, putting two Saturday by no means start- Falcons on base. Elrod then SPORTS ed out as well as the previous singled to drive in Hudak. day did. BG starter Doug Flere Then, a balk by UE pitcher BRIEFING walked five Ace batters and Fernando Luis De Aza brought File Photo struck out five, but then he home Elias. Pardon named MAC ZONING IN: Falcon senior Len Elias zones in on a pitch in a previous game. gave up six runs in 2 2/3 BASEBALL PAGE 8 Athlete of the Week CLEVELAND, Ohio — Bowling Green State University mens basketball senior Brandon Pardon has been named the Mid- One last stage call for Falcon senior class American Conference Male Scholar-Athlete of the Week, SENIORS, FROM PAGE 1 but teams soon realize how told one BG News reporter that the league office announced much damage he can cause. he sees the Falcon guard going in yesterday. Klassen provides the team Instead of intimidation, the BG the early second round of the Pardon, a native of Middle with an emotional surge, which Big Man earns a much harder NBA Draft. There is still plenty of Point, Ohio, averaged 17 has been vital to a Falcon team attribute to obtain, respect season ahead for that to be points and 3.7 assists per that has lived on scoring runs all Coaches around the league determined, but it is heart- game as the Falcons went 2-1 season. Very much like former have demonstrated their respect warming to hear for anyone who last week. The point guard Falcon Anthony Stacey, Klassen's for Matela by double and even believes hard work will get you had 21 points and five assists emotions are obvious on the triple-teaming the Merrillville, places. in a 76-46 win over Akron court and in his play. In a game Ind native. He still manages to When McLeod came to BG, it Saturday (Feb. 23), tying his against Kent State two years ago average 15 points per game It's was clear that his raw talent career high with five three- when Stacey set the scoring nothing new for Matela. He alone helped him excel as a point field goals made. He had record, Klassen got the second came on strong in his freshman freshman. He averaged 12.4 19 points in a 65-50 win at biggest ovation of the night, campaign and hasn't stopped points per game and was named Miami Wednesday (Feb. 20), stemming from a one-handed since to the All-Freshman squad. going 3-of-4 from long dis- slam he threw down off a "I think Matela is going to be a Maybe the greatest attribute tance. Pardon scored 13 rebound. Klassen came running great player," former Indiana behind McLeod is his drive to get points and had five assists at back on defense after the dunk coach Bob Knight said after better. He gradually improved in Toledo, in an overtime loss so energized it looked like the 6- Matela scored 15 points and his sophomore and junior cam- (Feb. 18). foot 8-inch forward was about to grabbed ten rebounds against paigns. Then, there was this On the week, Pardon shot explode all over the Anderson the Hoosiers during his fresh- summer. The 6-foot 2-inch Hie Photo 62 percent from the floor (18- Arena floor. man year. guard spent the off season wear- In a game against Marshall Knight was right. Matela's ing strength shoes around cam- REASON TO CHEER: The senior class has given Falcon fans of-29) and went .563 from many reasons to cheer, including beating Michigan this season. three-point range (9-of-16). earlier this season, Klassen's 1,418 points is 14th best in scor- pus and dribbling a basketball offensive spark plug lit up as he ing all-time at BG, and he still everywhere he went He added and shouted to BG point guard move his sophomore season. Falcon club plans set a school record by going eight moving up the list Matela and four inches to his vertical and got Brandon Pardon, "Wright State Coaches around the MAC won't of eight from the field. After the McLeod combined as the top quicker. misses you!" Pardon looked up argue that there may not be a bus trip to Athens game, Klassen jokingly said, scoring duo last season and are And now he is an NBA and smiled for a second before "Maybe they'll remember me on pace to accomplish that mark prospect not just because of his better ballhandler and passer in The Falcon Club will be focusing right back in on the around here now." again, averaging 40.1 points per raw talent, but also the hard game the MAC than Pardon. Only sponsoring a bus to Ohio "Klassen kind of brings the game. work he endured along the way. playing three seasons, the University Saturday, March 2 One fan once said that Pardon whole group together with per- Despite all of his accomplish- The Canton native will likely go was the closest thing he's ever Middlepoint native is third all- •Women's MAC ments, Matela has never earned into the all-time record books as time in assist and second all- Tournament First Round sonality, wit and humor," Dakich seen to "Pistol" Pete Maravich. said. honors higher than All-MAC one of the top three with Stacey time in three-point field goal game: BGSU (No. 9 seed) at honorable mention. and Howard Komives. More Some may argue that statement Ohio (No. 8 seed) -12:30 p.m. but like The Pistol. Pardon can percentage. His assist to The Big Man importantly, he will remain in turnover ratio is an impressive • Men's Basketball vs. Ohio The Constant Worker the minds of the fans, who do things with the ball that most — 3:00 p.m. Somewhere in the mix of the The attendance numbers are 2.4 to 1. 1990s when tattoos, shaved watched him hit game-winning people have never seen before. • Cost is $35.00 per person up a head or two each game due shot after game-winning shot Behind-thc-back slap passes or "I'm not going to tell you that for Falcon Club members and heads and com rows became a to the fact that a line of NBA all four of these guys are going to commonplace image in basket- this season. Don't forget about incredible no-look passes are $40.00 for non-Falcon Club scouts has headed to Bowling his defense, either, lust as impor- be lifetime buddies, but as a ball, Len Matela was off practic- attributes fans don't get to see members. This price includes Green and dissected every part tant as his shooting ability, your game ticket to both ing on his game The team center every game Pardon somehow group, they mesh realty welL" of Keith McLeod's game to see if McLeod has held many of his Dakich said "Ifs not going to be games. isn't known for his intimidating he is ready for the NBA. In manages to pull them off every opponents to single digits In one of those things where Im • The bus will depart from stature. Klassen once jokingly Saturday's contest against Akron, scoring. game, though. No one is still not Lot L (parking lot adjacent to described Matela as big, goofy a scout for the Memphis quite sure how. going to look back and say,'God Perry Stadium) at 8 a.m and and hairy. Grizzlies sat in the press box at The Showman As much as Wright State has I wish I knew what I had. I know should return to BG around 9 Matela may not walk onto the Anderson Arena and jotted At a recent game against missed him, Bowling Green has what I have right now, and I've p.m. court as an intimidating force, down detailed notes. The scout Miami in Oxford, a fan got up been grateful for making the known for a long time"'

» '. WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday. February 27, 200? 7 NBC drops Jayson Williams Geveland Indians By Sheila Hotchkin THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS turn to Bradley TRENTON. N.J. — Jayson Williams is out for now as an WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) — Bradley said he does not feel NBA analyst for NBC Sports. Once again, Milton Bradley has a pressure in replacing fan favorite The former NBA Ali-Star has starting job in the major leagues. Lofton, who was a key figure in been charged with second- This time, he intends to keep it. Cleveland's rise to power in the degree manslaughter in the With free agent center-fielder AL Central in the 1990s. shooting death of a limousine Kenny Lofton gone, the "It's a new age," Bradley said. driver. Williams surrendered to Cleveland Indians turned the "It is out with the old and in with authorities Monday and is free job over to Bradley. That was the the new. I know I can play. I just on $250,000 bail. plan as early as last July 31, when have to go out and prove it" "NBC Sports and Jayson Bradley was acquired from the Ten years ago, Lofton did Williams have reached mutual Montreal Expos for minor- exactly that Acquired in a winter agreement that it's best for league pitcher Zach Day. trade, Lofton turned promising Jayson to focus on his personal "Milton Bradley is our starter potential into stardom. issues and to not be on the air in center," manager Charlie Now it is Bradley s turn. until those issues are resolved," Manuel said. "He has to hold the "1 am very happy here," he the network said yesterday. position. He doesn't have to hit a said. "It's a different situation. All The case against Williams million. He just has to show solid the players, all the coaches, are probably will not be resolved fundamentals and play like he focused on winning. I look quickly. A prosecutor said he knows how." around and there is a lot I can does not expect to present the Manuel spoke after a 4 1/2- learn from Ellis (Burks), Jim case to a Hunterdon County inning intrasquad game in (Thome) or Travis (Fryman)." grand jury for several months. which Bradley was scratched He also can learn from former In his first season with NBC, The Associated Press from the lineup just before game big-leaguer Al Bumbry, in camp Williams is known for his CHARGED: Former New Jersey Nets star Jayson Williams after he was released on bail Monday. time. as a baserunning and outfield humorous style He had been "a tragic accident," and said the ing gun safety to high school stu- that killed Christofi belonged to "I got a sore shoulder," Bradley instructor. scheduled to appear on the net- facts of the case would make it dents and placing advertise- Williams. said. "I hurt it throwing." "Milton is a gifted athlete," work Sunday. clear that Williams was innocent ments in The Record of Brian Neary, the lawyer who Then he walked away, his dis- Bumbry said. "It's how hungry Marv Albert, NBC's lead NBA of recklessness or any criminal Hackensack as part of a pretrial represented Williams in the 1994 appointment obvious. he is to make it that will count. play-by-play announcer, was conduct intervention program that case, stood behind the agree- Bradley wears his emotions How willing is he to take instruc- fired by the network within An arraignment is scheduled helped him avoid a felony con- ment, even in light of the new on his sleeve, which sometimes tion? From what I've seen, he's hours of pleading guilty to for Monday. viction. charges. got the switch-hitter in trouble very attentive." assault and battery in It's not the first time Williams A January 1995 ad said, "Shoot "I thought it was the right in the minors despite hitting Eric Wedge, who managed September 1997. He had contin- has been accused of handling a for the top. Shoot for your future. thing at the time, and still do," .300 at four different levels Bradley at Class AAA Buffalo the ued to work for NBC after being gun recklessly. He was charged Shoot Baskets, not Guns." It car- Neary said. "His activities may between 1997 and 2000. last two months of last season, indicted that May. Albert with reckless endangerment and ried Williams' name and photo. have had an impression on kids He opened the 2001 season as said the speedy outfielder's returned to NBC in 1999. possession of a weapon in 1994 Williams completed the pro- way back when that may actual- the Expos' left-fielder, but batted desire has never been a ques- Acting county prosecutor after shots were fired at an unoc- gram a year later and the charges ly have saved people." just 223. argued with umpires tion. Steven C. Lember planned to cupied security vehicle outside were dismissed. Christofi was hired to drive and fans and was sent back to "If anything, Milton is his own argue that Williams recklessly the Nets' arena in the East Former Bergen County several of Williams' friends from the minors. worst critic," Wedge said. "He handled the shotgun that killed Rutherford. Prosecutor John Fahy, who a Bethlehem, Pa., event featur- "1 know controlling emotions wants to succeed so much that Costas Christofi, 55, of Williams never admitted firing opposed the agreement, has ing the Harlem Globetrotters to a is important," Bradley said. "It is he has difficulty in accepting Washington Borough. the .40-caliber handgun at the noted that a felony conviction restaurant and then to Williams' all about gaining experience, even the slightest failure. I've Williams' lawyer, Joseph truck. would have barred Williams home 30 miles northwest of being comfortable in any situa- seen him make great progress in Hayden, has called the shooting He spent the next year preach - from owning firearms. The gun Trenton. tion. I think I am ready for it" that area, though." Ravens cut eight players, Grbac might be ninth By Dave Goldberg Newsome, the team's personnel overwhelming to us," Newsome Spurrier, under whose guidance their leading career receiver. room. THE ASSS0CIA1ED PRESS' director, also said that unless said. "What we're facing today is he won the 1996 Heisman trophy According to Moore's agent, "Herman is still a member of The Baltimore Ravens are pay- Elvis Grbac restructures the $30 not something that's unexpect- at Florida Wuerffel, who hasn't Brad Blank, the team told Moore the Lions," said team president ing the price for trying to win a million, five-year deal he signed ed. I think everybody is ready for thrown an NFL pass since 1999 that he would be released June 1 Matt Mi lien. second straight Super Bowl last last year, he won't be the quarter- the challenge, to get this football and has completed less than 50 to save the team cap room. Denver, meanwhile, extended season.' back next season. team back where it was before." percent in his career, might get a Moore has been injury plagued the contract of Rod Smith, who The 2001 Super Bowl champi- The cuts are expected tomor- The Ravens weren't the only shot at the starting job — after the last few years and had only led the NFL with 113 receptions ons said yesterday that they will row. ones making moves to get ready Friday, second-year-man Josh four receptions last season. last season. The deal, done to cut eight key players, including "We knew that we would be for the March 1 deadline. Rosenfels will be the only QB But in the afternoon, they give the Broncos more cap room, tight end Shannon Sharpe, free facing some serious cap issues in Two sources confirmed that under contract in Washington. announced that Moore had is worth $40 million over seven safety Darren Woodson and wide 2002, but the opportunity to win Danny Wuerffel will be traded to The Detroit Lions did a 180- agreed to renegotiate his con- years, including an $11 million receiver Qadry Ismail. Ozzie two Super Bowls in a row was Washington, rejoining Steve degree turn on Herman Moore, tract to help give the team cap signing bonus. JL jews™

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Apply in person: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT INTERN Days Inn - Maumee 150 Dussel Dr. 46 Flat-bottomed boat dence halls, the Union lobby on Feb. ** U The Metroparks of the Toledo Area 419-893-9960 47 Large musical instalment 14 and 21 from 11am-2pm, or to the are seeking a qualified applicant for Health Center in room 170 M 11 m 48 Angefs headdress a 2-year internship to complete plan- SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT-Metro- 49 Unknown (abbr.) Need help with MEMORY IM- ning designs and construction draw- parks of the Toledo Area are looking — 51 Dash PROVEMENT? TEST ANXIETY? ings, specifications, cost estimates, for qualified individuals to till a varie- 52 Mean person Hypnosis works' Call New Begin- fieldwork, and construction supervi- ty of seasonal positions throughout * 54 Western state (abbr.) nings 419-861-7660. Individual or sion Requirements include gradua- the Metroparks. 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Respon- ment, including floor buffers & floor ment, washer/dryer. Avail. August or RGSU. Eat a picnic lunch, tour parks and EMPLOYEE HIRING sibilities include, but not limited to' sanding machines Also, measuring, 21$625/mo. have fun along the way? (1) Assuring all students adhere to laying out and painting game lines 8 316 Ridge Front-Large 2 BR Duplex. art work and applying gym floor fin- the rules and regulations ol the Up- Avail May 30 $700/mo ish. We will thoroughly train you in Sign up at the Cal or 2-2790 for ward Bound Program and BGSU (2) 316 Ridge Rear-1 BR Duplex. Avail. Perry Fidd House more information Assisting an Instructor in the class- all phases of the work. May 17 $375/mo. room and (3) Coordinating and im- Job pays $8.00 per hour. You can 217 S College-3 BR House Avail. expect between 40-50 hours per plementing student activities dunng May21.$675/mo. evening hours Single room, board week. Hours can be flexible. 730 Elm-2 BR House. Avail. Aug. 1. 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ByErinPierstorft "From what I've seen, I'd say there United Airlines and Delta Air Lines IHE BC NEWS is little sign of any student letting are offering low spring rates, stu- in Bowling Green Spring Break plans are in full Sept. 11 stop them." dents such as sophomore Amy .wing at the University. Come The AAA Northwest Ohio Stover found the decision to fly to ByOMKni 13, and a new wolf exhibit, this is a vlarch 11, many students will be Branch in Bowling Green is also be an easy one. She said the IHE BG Ni*S chance to go and see something rading in their backpacks for suit- seeing the normal flow of Spring opportunity to go and the price of Spring Break - the one week of the unique and beautiful. Also, in addi- es and taking to the skies. All Break business. According to her ticket were too much to resist year when everyone has made plans ton to the sloth and wolves, the zoo ents of the last several months Khristy luhasz, branch manager, Stover said the lingering effects to go to Florida, Hawaii, the offers a chance to see other animals, nnsidered, this yearly journey to the major destinations of Florida of Sept. 11 did not play a role in her Caribbean or any other hot tropical such as hippos, snow leopards, ml sun and sand has seemingly and Cancun are as popular as ever. choosing whether or not to go. place imagineable. What can be cheetahs, apes, koalas, reptiles and one untouched by Sept. 11. She also said she had seen a big "The government and airports done if you are not fortunate birds. Plus, with an admission fee of Wendy Vaughn, a travel agent increase in business as students have taken so many drastic mea- enough to be able to go away like only $8 for adults and $5 for chil- with Holiday Travel Center in plan for break. surements to make sure terrorism this for break? Right here in Ohio, dren, it is relatively cheap for a col- Bowling Green, said, "Business is The confidence to fly coupled won't happen again. I feel confi- there are many activities to do that lege student's budget definitely normal." Many students with the current airline situation is dent to fly," Stover said. most students probably overlook Spending quality time with have called to book flights already, making spring travel more appeal- This is exactly the consumer One of these activities is discover- friends who are not leaving the state some even before Christmas. ing to those students with little confidence airlines need to over- ing the Toledo Zoo. With baby ani- can also be an exciting pastime. "After Sept 11, airfares dropped money but a huge desire to go. mals being bom at this time of year, - but so did interest," Vaughn said. Because major carriers such as FLYING. PAGE 11 such as the sloth bear bom on Feb. BREAK. PAGE 10 Check us out... www.BGNews.com Siet's Power Source

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By Nick Hurm THE ec MEWS for long road trips You call head away for Spring Break as far from Bowling Green as By Lisa Bertjoger "Hash-Pipe" by Weezer Everyone's possible, but there's Mill a shot lhal a THE 8C NEWS favorite geek rock band knows how (Me piece of Bowling Green miglil For many students spring break to make a good rock song. The guitar follow. Falcon spring sports are means traveling, whether it be to to this one almost seems to go with headed south in action over break. home or far far away from Bowling the flow of the road. Also, it's fun to Baseball: The Falcon sluggers Green. As you drive or fly to your des- sing about wipes and pipes. won't bask in the Florida sun like last tination one thing is critical, music If "IXJ.O" by Jay-Z I personally can't year's Spring Break trip. It's not often the tunes stink, your trip will take for- get all the words right to this song, but that the Falcons have played a three ever. If they are great, then the time who cares. It's has a catchy hook, game series in Bowling Green and will fly by. Flere arc a few suggestions which is a must for long drives. been considered the visiting team. In that work on your mix tape or CD. "Cant Get You Out of My Head" By this case, the Falcons will wear their "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen Kylie Minogue "Na na na. na na na away uniforms as they travel to Come on, we've all recreated that na na.." It's nice to see Kylie come Bowling Green, Ky., to lake on famous scene from "Wayne's World" back to U.S. This song is much better Western Kentucky March 15 to 17 . sometime in our lives. This is not just than that cover of "The Locomotion" Flic Falcons stay in the Bluegrass a song, it's a catalyst for bonding she did all those years ago. Its beat is Stale for most of their trip, starling among friends. perfect for driving as well as dancing, the break off with a three game series "Low Rider" by WAR You can just 1 just recommend that vou don't do with Murray State March 9 and 10 imagine cruising down the road both. before heading to Tennessee for bat- while this one plays. It's mix of soul Any song by funi Hendrix From tles against Austin fleay in Glarksville File Photo and reggae is near perfect. "Crosstown Traffic" to "Purple Haze" "Start the Commotion" by The every song Jimi has ever done is gold SOFTBALL Sophomore Jenifer Kernahan throws the ball infield during Wiseguys A song so perfect for dri- ATHLEFES. PAGE 9 a game last season. ving that it's in a car commercial. SONGS, PAGE 11

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Beer was first More random thoughts Spring Break more sold on campus RANDOM, FROM PAGE 2 ents before; it's the same in what year? thing. many questions, so many dif- Where is a good place to A. 1945 C. 1965 ferent answers. meet someone? A bar isn't than sun, beaches B. 1950 D. 1970 Getting a loan for college is really the best place. Who BREAK. FROM PAGE 3 Wtorking is also something to con- great. What are they going to knows what kind of freak sider. Even though it is Spring Break do if you don't pay, re-pos- you'll pick up? Work isn't a Whether baking cookies together, and no one wants to work then, it is sess your Biology notes? good place because I'm going to the movies or mall - nothing always nice to have extra money. Sure, they could withhold mean really, I wear a hair net compares to time spent with a friend And since school and studying is your diploma, but who for goodness sake. In class is Not only can this be a chance to have temporarily out of the way, there is needs it if you've already all right, maybe, but it would fun, it can make a friendship stronger time to get in more hours, which done the work? And prison? be pretty embarrassing get- as well leads to bigger paychecks. In addition to spending time with An activity that is often overlooked, BGSU A sentence can't be more ting caught playing footsie friends, spending time with family but nonetheless very relaxing and TRIVIA «.«;•««■« than 18 months. Heck, with the guy. What else can be enjoyable as well. Since many enjoyable, can be reading. With mil- you've lived with your par- could there be? college students do not see their par- lions of titles out there, there is a per- ents and siblings on a day-to-day fect book for everyone lust check basis, the moments spent together out your library - you might be sur- «* are something to treasure. prised. "FIFTY - FIFTY. PluS! For a positive experience «nd to If all else fails, there is always sleep. $50,000.00 + Part-time job Including a feel good about yourself, volunteer- Spring Break is a great time to catch "ZERO COST" EDUCATION » ing at an animal shelter, nursing up on zzz's and just relax. So, what- $50.00 +/hour student plan! home or soup kitchen is a possibility. ever you do, just remember this-You By taking time out to do this it can do not have to go to Florida to have help you to see others who may not fun on Spring Break; fun can happen be as fortunate as you are in a new right here in Ohio, light-

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FLYIMG. FROM PAGE 3 executive officer of United Adding new flights to the sched- HEALTH. FROM PAGE 7 provide some protection. It is also Airlines, said in a press release that ules is expected to create a turn- wise to limit the number of sexual come the slump in business while the airline industry contin- around effect, and according to avoid that Hoffman suggests only partners and to know the history of a incurred after Sept 11. The holi- ues to struggle, "we have seen Vaughn, raise the price of tickets drinking bottled water and avoiding person before having intercourse to day season alone saw a significant signs that air travel is beginning to back to normal levels. Vaughn said foods that might have been rinsed in minimize risks. decrease in travel. Between Dec. recover." that since students are obviously contaminated water. "I think that there a some students 20 and Jan. 2, the Air Transport In fact, according to Creighton, Sexually transmitted diseases can who make very wise choices but Association reported 12 percent not afraid to go, her advice would business is looking so much better be to make reservations as soon as also become a factor if precautions there are others whose choices can fewer passengers than in the pre- this spring that United Airlines is possible to avoid any price hikes in are not taken. Barrier methods such have serious consequences," said vious year. planning to add 127 daily depar- as condoms are not perfect but do Hoffman. Although these statistics may tures in the April schedule alone the near future. look grim, lohn W. Creighton, chief

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