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SUMMEWEDNESDAY, JUNE 1,2011 Volume 90. issue 148 ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving the campus and surrounding community www.bgviews.com New library dean has history with University
By Bobby Waddle Sara In Frxus Editor Bushong Dean of University Sara Bushong's new position as the dean of University Libraries is the Libraries next step in a line of jobs that began with an interest in music and educa- & tion. as two terms as interim dean and is Bushong began her history with excited about her new job. the University as a student, earning a "I'm kind of the person that what- Bachelor of Music Education degree ever is thrown at me, I'm going to and performing as a choir teacher, a go ahead and take it on, full speed school librarian, and was originally ahead," she said. "I think I'm final- going to become a band director. ly realizing that there isn't anoth- She finds her transition from er dean coming in, so we're going music to libraries fitting in the over- to just start making plans for the all pursuit of teaching. future." "I just like the variety," Bushong Officially acting as dean since May said. "1 felt 1 could continue working 9, Bushong's transition into the posi- BVRONMACK I IHEBGNEWS as a teacher as well but be able to tion has been described as "seam- BIG BIRD: The Slroh Center features the weld's largest falcon statue, and its wingspan is approximately 23 feet. See page 5 for more photos. work with all kinds of subject areas less" by Libraries budget manager instead of just one or two." Heidi Popovitch, citing her previous Bushong previously served as the ready. associate dean of the libraries as well See LIBRARIES j ;2 set STROH Falcon Heights, Centennial Hall are on schedule for fall ALMOST FINISHED FOR A PRICE Construction is nearly finished for residence halls Stroh Center to be completed soon Student organization use requires fees ByDanLemle Centennial Hall. With this process, Reporter it is easier for construction workers ByNkkMaHow By Ry«n S.tkowl.k to not tread in dirt from outside or Sports Editor Reporter Two new residence halls, Falcon disturb any of the already finished Heights and Centennial Hall, are on aspects of the building. Kicked off by a $7.7 million donation from Kerm and With a new facility comes a new fee. schedule for their opening in the fall. "1 know that's the process, from Mary Lu Stroh a little over three years ago, the construc- Groups, both on- and off-campus, looking to rent "Everything is on schedule and top down," said Reedy. tion of the Stroh Center is just weeks from completion. the Stroh Center for the use of various activities will set to go," said Tim Shaal, associate Both residence halls are air con- Project Manager Mike Schuesster said workers are see new fees for the use of its space. director of Residence Life. "During ditioned, have wireless Internet, and putting the finishing touches on the 133,000-square According to Undergraduate Student Government winter, work was being done inside. are suite-style, but have differences foot convocation center and should be done in two to Vice President Rob Orians, the price to rent the Stroh Now that it's nice out, the brick is able in the room setup. Falcon Heights three weeks. Center will cost an on-campus organization $250 per to be put up," Shaal added. has a single-room option, where four The grand opening is open to all and set for Friday, hour. However, Orians said that USG will try and get Both buildings are being com- individuals have their own rooms Sept. 9, at 2 p.m. Special VTPs have been invited to that fee lowered for student organizations. pleted from the top down, accord- but share two bathrooms and a In - ing to Corey Reedy, the operations See STROH | Page 3 See FEES | Page 3 manager for both Falcon Heights and See RESIDENCE | Page 2
Director of Public Utilities retires after six CORNER VIEW years of serving the community
By Brian Bohnert of those duties include day to day Kevin Reporter operations, planning, implementing Maynard policies, setting rates, finances, labor Bowling Green Kevin Maynard recently made one agreements and economic develop- Director of Public of the hardest decisions he has ever ment. Utilities had to make. In his six years as head of public J. After six years of serving the com- utilities, Maynard has been part of munity of Bowling Green, he is retir- the increasing of capacity in water rates reasonable for residents. ing as the city's Director of Public treatment plants as well as the devel- "In response to rapidly increasing Utilities. opment of wastewater collection and volatile market power prices, Maynard, 50, was elected to the components like water mains, sew- the city is participating in construc- position in 2005. ers and transformers. tion of a number of new power Overseeing the city's electrical, One of the things Maynard said plants, including the largest run-of- water and wastewater utilities gave he has been proud to do during his the-river hydroelectric development LAUREN P0FF I THtBGNEWS NEW BRICKS: Construction on campus is coming along for the upcoming school year The Maynard many jobs required to keep career has been getting electrical University is making an effort to make the campus look more appealing. residents safe and satisfied Some power contracts at low prices to keep See MAYNARD | Page 3 CAMPUS FORUM SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET Construction is almost done Memorial Day is full of hope Kent, Illinois take out Falcons Who do you want to see perform at the Stroh Center? The Stroh Center is almost complete Columnist Alicia Riedel remembers The Falcons baseball team lost both of its games EDWARD MEKLER and is due to be finished in two to three Memorial Days as a child with cookouts. in two double-elimination MAC Tournament Junior. Computer Science weeks. Turn to page 3 to see photos of As she has grown older she's found more games last week The Falcons fell to No. 1 seed "Streetlight Manifesto." | Page 4 the Stroh Center so far | Psga 3 meaning in the holiday | Paga 4 Kent State 6-2 and Northern Illinois 4-2 | Paga 5
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len from his unlocked vehicle within "I have always been more of a BLOTTER the 300 block of Parkview Drive. LIBRARIES Borland said the faculty conducted collaborative person," she said. "I SAT., MAY 28 From Page 1 a confidential online survey to help ask a lot of questions and I try to be 1:12 P.M. Borland know whether a national really open and honest and to lis- 12:20 A.M. A complainant reported that experience as associate and interim search was needed. He found over- ten. I think those are really impor- Matthew G. Hemingway. 25, of sometime after 1 a.m. an unknown Perrysburg, was cited for open person took two CDs and a Pioneer dean as a big help. whelming support for appointing a tant qualities of a leader." container/drinking alcohol in a Dr. car stereo valued at $200 from an "She already knew what duties current member of the staff and for While she has the final say in Pepper can in City Lot 4. unlocked vehicle within the 1000 and responsibilities the dean need- Bushong to be the choice. making decisions, she said that block of N. Main St. ed to be prioritizing and working "When 95 percent of the faculty collaboration is the most effective 12:49 A.M. on," Popovitch said. "One thing and staff [approve of her], who know method. Karoline H. Nilsen. 24. of Bowling 7:22 P.M. about Sara is that she is focused and her very well in her leadership roles "I try to talk with people as much Green, was cited for open con- Bulmaro Garcia-Mendez, 25. of driven, so she never missed a beat." both as interim dean and associate as possible and make them under- tainer of alcohol near Clough Bowling Green, was arrested and By taking the job of dean of dean over the past couple of years stand how important they are to Street and South College Avenue. lodged at the Wood County Justice University Libraries, Bushong ... her good work was confirmed by the process, because it doesn't Center for operating a vehicle impaired and driving under suspen- is bringing stability to the library what they had to say to me," Borland really matter to me if it's a student 108A.M administration. said. who's just working part-time to Brandee Kay Ford, 20. of Bowling sion/noncompliance near North Green, was cited for underage College Drive and Frazee Avenue. Bushong has worked in the Borland said that it is helpful somebody that is a dean," she said. under the influence of alco- libraries since 2000 and her col- that Bushong has knowledge about "Everybody's contribution is just hol within the 100 block of N. 11:56 P.M. leagues lobbied hard for her to get unique facets about the library as important," she added. "I think Prospect St. Daniel J. Chipka. 23, of Waterville. the position. such as OhioLink. which is the abil- if people feel that you feel what Ohio, and was cited for open Provost Ken Borland said that ity to connect to other libraries and they're doing is important, they 2:27 A.M. container of alcohol and Anna R. a national search for a dean was exchange resources. also want to be involved in what- Dominick R. Musisca, 19, of McCulley. 19. of Napoleon. Ohio, the usual course of action, but the "She does have some particular ever we're doing to move ahead." Uniontown. Ohio, was cited for was cited for open container of search could have continued into knowledge a dean coming from out- Her approach to working with underage under the influence of alcohol and underage possession of alcohol near the Wood County December of this year. side the University would have to others has earned her praise alcohol and disorderly conduct He also heard from a number master in a hurry," he said. among her colleagues. for public urination within the 100 District Public Library. block of E. Oak St. of library faculty and staff mem- Before returning to the University Colleen Boff, chair of the bers, as well as members from in 2000 as the head librarian for Department of Library Teaching SUN.. MAY 29 the Friends of the Library and the Curriculum Resource Center, and Learning, enjoys Bushong's 2:27 A.M. 12:49 A.M. Jason Monroe Fisher, 23, of University Libraries Advocates Bushong received her Master of collaborative leadership and said Miranda S. Ridenour. 19. of Findlay, Board, about the large amount of Education in Library and Educational that she is passionate with every- Bowling Green, was cited for was cited for open container of open container of alcohol within alcohol and underage possession of leadership turnover in recent his- Media from the University, and thing that she does. the 100 block of N. Main St. alcohol within the 200 block of N. tory. she also has a Master of Library "As an administrator, I find her Church St. "A number of people from those Science degree from Kent State. The to be very fair-minded and inclu- 3:01A.M. two groups and the faculty had latter degree is accredited to the sive," Boff said. "She tries to get Dustin J. Ramsey, 20, of Oregon. 1:09 A.M. approached me earlier and said, American Library Association and everybody involved." Ohio, was cited for disorderly Erik August Bauerle, 22, of Bowling 'We could benefit from some sta- is required to become an academic Borland also had high praise. conduct-urinating in public and Green, and Brandon H. Bucher. 22. bility in leadership,'" Borland said. librarian. "She's a person with great integ- underage under the influence of of Monclova. Ohio, were cited for "People [who| have been here for a Bushong said that her two favor- rity, she's a delightful individual to alcohol within the 400 block of E open containers of alcohol within Wooster St while and know the library would ite things about her job are work- work with, a very hard-worker and the 100 block of N. Main St. make a great contribution to lead- ing with students on their research I think the University should be 3:37 A.M. ing it into the future instead of a interests and working with her staff very proud to have Sara Bushong 1:28 A.M. Mason L. Griffith, 22. of Bowling new person from outside coming to speak for the libraries' needs. serve as dean of libraries," he said. Nicholas W Schell. 19. of Bowling Green, was cited for disorderly Green, was cited for underage conduct within the 700 block of E. under the influence of alcohol within Napoleon Road. the 200 block of N. Main St. of 646 people and have 14 resident Centennial Hall will house a total RESIDENCE advisors. of 664 people and have 17 resident From Page 1 3:53 A.M. 1:47 A.M. "I'm pretty excited to have my advisers. Progga Das. 19. of Ada. Ohio, was Steven S. Hebler. 43. of Toledo, was ing space, in addition to a double- own bathroom. It'll leave out any "It's different than every other cited for underage under the influ- cited with physical control within the room option, where two students unwanted surprises," said David hall on campus," said Dez I lolbert, a ence of alcohol within the 1400 800 block of S. Main St. share a room but also a living space Walters, a sophomore who will be sophomore who will be working as a block of E. Napoleon Road. and two bathrooms with another living in Falcon 1 leights. resident advisor in Centennial I lall. 3:33 A.M. pair of students. "Falcon Heights is costing me "It's a new experience nobody's ever 10:32 A.M. Bryan D. Eichorst. 23. of Bowling "In many ways they're like the $2,800 a semester, about $400 more gone through." A complainant reported that an Green, was cited for nuisance for unknown person stole her Garmin other residence halls in terms of than where I was living last year, "Construction of two new resi- a party within the 400 block of N. services and staff in the buildings," not that I mind since I'll have my dence halls is definitely an excit- GPS valued at $300 from her Main St unlocked vehicle. A neighbor also Shaal said. own room and a clean bathroom," ing thing for all students at the reported $30 worth of change sto- Falcon Heights will house a total Walters said. University," Holbert said.
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Stroh, making several accessories that kind of experience." FEES STROH possible. A new video board will offer fan- MAYNARD From Page 1 From Page 1 The Stroh has many new acces- interaction opportunities similar to From Page 1 sories that could help with recruit- those at a ( inrinn.it i Bengals' game, "We're just gathering informa- headline the event, but Gillespie said ment, Gilespie said. The venue offers Gilespie said. The arena will also in the country on the Ohio River," tion to formulate a case," Orians it is too early for the University to state of the art locker rooms, a film house a team store open 362 days a said Maynard. said. "We're also going around to disclose any names. room, a training and rehabilitation year. Mike Aspacher, member of city different organizations and just Following the grand opening will room, a coaches locker room, offi- Kielmeyer said the location of council and the public utilities com- getting some information. be the women's volleyball team's cials locker room and restroom. a the arena makes it more accessible mittee said Maynard's past expe- "There's no formal practice season opener against Michigan press conference room and a prac- than Anderson since the parking rience with American Municipal of how long something like this State at 6 p.m. tice gym. lot is right off of Wooster Street. The Power allowed him the opportu- could take, but with it opening in "We really want as many people to Despite new accessories, the floor location, along with the building's nity to secure those contracts for the the fall we would like to get it done come in and see what they help made plan of the Stroh and Anderson Internet capabilities, should help city's power. as soon as possible." possible," said Associate Athletic Arena are nearly identical. The high- bring in better shows and acts, "IKevinl has been responsible for According to Director of Director Mary Ellen Gillespie. est row of seats in the Stroh is only according to Kielmeyer. many long-term purchase agree- Athletics Greg Christopher, there The Stroh Center's first event is a 6-8 inches farther from the court Gillespie said the Stroh serves as ments for the city of BG power grid will be two different rates for rent- concert featuring the bands Sanctus than Anderson. a new front porch to the University, and the ability to purchase power ing the Stroh Center. The first is a Real and Tenth Avenue North. The "The thing about Anderson is as it will be the first building fans agreements at a reasonable price," University fee charged to campus bands will perform at the Stroh the fans are right on the court. It's a and students sec when exiting Aspacher said. "He surrounded organizations, which will help Friday, Aug., at 7 p.m. really intimate setting,'' said Dave Interstate 75. himself with good people and he let cover the cost of operating the Altogether the University received Kielmeyer, interim chief communi- "It's pretty majestic," Gillespie them do their work, but he has also building. $14 million in private gifts for the cations officer. "The goal was to keep said. provided tremendous guidance and The other rate is an outside support." rate, charged to organizations not PHOTOS BY BYRON MACK I THE BG NEWS Before becoming the city's utili- affiliated with the University. ties director, Maynard worked at "Say someone like a con- Bryan Municipal Utilities until 1997 cert promoter wanted to come and then began as general manager in here, we would charge them of Austin Utilities in Austin, Minn., more Ithan on-campus organiza- for two years. Three jobs and eight tions]," Christopher said. years later, Maynard found himself Because of the increased ame- as a candidate for utilities director. nities offered by the new $36 "My background in the utilities million building, as well as the industry, my education and my need for it to be a self-sustain- familiarity with Bowling Green's ing facility, the hourly fee will be utility operations helped in my greater than it was to rent space selection," Maynard said. in Anderson Arena, according to Maynard said his job required Associate Athletics Director for him to always plan carefully to Internal Affairs Jim Elsasser. ensure no problems arose. But "The Stroh Center needs to be a when problems did occur, his main self-sustaining auxiliary; it needs concern was customer satisfaction. to generate revenue in order to "Many potential problems can be meet its expenses," Elsasser said. avoided or minimized by careful Groups will be able to rent the planning and a proactive approach. main floor, practice floor, the I lowever, this isn't always the case," concourse space, the Anderson Maynard said. "Extreme weather Club and the classroom in the events can create service inter- Stroh Center, with each coming at ruptions or bring great volumes FINAL TOUCH: The Bill Frack Court in the Stroh Center shines as its final coats of pofyurethane are applied, which is used to polish and seal (he floor varying hourly fees. of storm water that can temporar- According to Christopher, there ily overwhelm local drainage and was a fee charged to organiza- wastewater infrastructure." tions to rent out Anderson Arena. Mayor John Quinn said while he However, the fees were charged ill is sad to see Maynard go, he appre- inconsistently, and organizations ciates his dedication and all of the would often not be charged for work he put into his job. renting the building. "Kevin has been a wonderfully "Sometimes there would creative and dedicated leader of the be charges, sometimes there utilities department." Quinn said. wouldn't be charges, so those "He is very bright and hardworking, costs were just incurred internal- and under his direction, the city has ly," Christopher said. "We don't made great strides in the services have that luxury anymore with it provides to the public. I le will be the Stroh Center being a stand- missed." alone facility." Citing personal issues for his Groups seeking to take advan- retirement, Maynard said he still tage of those lower, inconsistent desires to get involved in his old pro- rental fees of Anderson Arena will fession again in the future. not be able to do so as the building "It has been one |of) the most will be used solely for gymnastics gut-wrenching decisions I have ever once the Stroh Center opens. made," Maynard said. "I still real- The money generated from rent- NO NEED TO SHARE: When the Stroh Center opens, every sport will have a seperate locker room, which is unlike Anderson Arena where the teams shared ly enjoy the business, the people 1 ing the building to groups will go either the Mens or Womens locker rooms work with and the community." to the Stroh Center's budget, which Elsasser said is approximately $2.4 In which million for the first year. This will include the salaries of the building's country is the staff, the cost of utilities, the build- board game ing's upkeep and management. Monopoly Orians said that these fees could prove costly for organizations. outlawed? "If one of the larger organiza- tions needs a little extra money to rent out the Stroh Center, it will a. Russia have a ripple down effect where b. Iraq some of the smaller organizations c. Cuba won't have as much money to a. China spend," he said. However, none of the money generated will go toward paying off the cost of construction of the building. 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Find ways to have fun Death penalty shouldn't be a revenge attempt there is very little difference oned. This stems from the random violence, there will during storms to avoid in murder rates in states that fact that the legal process never be real justice because have the death penalty as is very expensive and when nothing you do will bring an option and states that do death is the probable punish- that person back. And while not. If you look at the coun- ment, the accused exhaust all revenge may be sweet in tornado anxiety try by region, the South has of their appeals before their many ways, I feel like there is the highest murder rate in move to death row. no nobility in it from a moral This week the murder trial the country (five per 100,000 According to the DPIC, standpoint. with my drum cymbals and of Casey Anthony began in people in 2009) as well as the implementing the death pen- The question of the death smack them with drum- Florida. Anthony is accused greatest number of execu- alty in Florida where Casey penalty really boils down sticks just to play tricks on of killing her three-year-old tions since 1976. The fact Anthony is charged "costs to two different theories of ■"^-•srtPHAHREED [ COLUMNIST my neighbors. Oh, I cer- daughter Cayiee, and the that the threat of execution is $51 million a year above what criminal justice. Should the tainly was a little rascal. prosecution has requested a not really a deterrent makes it would cost to punish all criminal justice system be We also used to run out- death sentence for Anthony sense to me. I cannot imag- first-degree murderers with about punishment or reha- I'm pretty sure the worst side during hailstorms and should she be convicted. ine anyone saying, "If I knew life in prison without parole. bilitation? If you feel that it thing you can do during a get pelted with hail. In my Among many people, this that I would only get life in Based on the 44 executions should be about punishing storm is be by yourself. defense, it's not every day I has re-ignited the debate (to prison without the possibility Florida had carried out since the guilty, then chances are During the first portion can get hit by big pieces of some degree) about the use of parole, I would totally kill 1976, that amounts to a cost much greater that you sup- of Wednesday's storm, I ice. You know what they say: of the death penalty in a 21st that guy!" of $24 million for each execu- port the use of execution as was by myself and it was "When in Rome..." century society. I, personally, Another reason that 1 sup- tion." The facts section of the the ultimate punishment. terrifying. My mind turned 1 have had experiences have found myself on both ported the death penalty as DPIC's website is full of simi- If you favor the rehabilita- against me as I envisioned where adults don't know sides of this issue at different a young man—and a reason lar statistics for other states tion theory, there is a great- what a tornado would look how to handle heavy rainfall times in my life. In my late that is commonly given by which have provisions that er chance that you do not like as it tore my house in and, in turn, the kids they teen years and early twenties, death penalty proponents— allow for the death penalty. support the death penalty half like a test a grade school are watching go absolutely I was a supporter of the death is overall cost to taxpayers. So if the death penalty is as there are no rehabilitative teacher found you cheating nuts. penalty, but now at the age of It just seems like common not a cheaper alternative and benefits from it. Personally, on. 1 thought of the worst Last year I was helping out 34 my perspective about the sense that it would be cheap- does not discourage people when I think about this issue case scenarios and contem- with Vacation Bible School issue has changed. er to execute a prisoner than from committing murder, I think of the words of one plated the end of my life as when word got out about Like many other people, I to house and feed them for what is the reason that 34 of my personal heroes, Dr. some sort of karma-induced possible severe weather. felt the death penalty was the an extended period of years. states (including our state of Martin Luther King Ir. Dr. punishment. Well, the leaders thought ultimate deterrent to taking However, this is another point Ohio) make use of the death King had many quotes I am But then I recieved a it would be a good idea to another person's life. Recent that has been largely rebuked penalty? To me the answer fond of repeating, but one of phone call from my girl- round up all the children studies and surveys, how- by statistics. According to is simple—revenge. Don't get my favorites is, "An eye for an friend telling me to take and put them in close prox- ever, disprove this theory. A the website deathpenalty- me wrong here; revenge can eye' leaves everybody blind." shelter at her house. 1 imity of each other. They 2009 poll of current, as well info.org—which is main- be a sweet thing for someone I believe that if Dr. King were thought to myself. "Well, I'm were huddled together like as former, presidents of the tained by the Death Penalty who has lost a loved one to a still with us he would tell us going to die either way." So newborn chickens and the top academic criminological Information Center PPIC), a senseless murder. It can fill a that in a society, social blind- I drove to her house during pastor warned, "Everything societies showed that 88 per- nonprofit organization out of void and give victim's families ness is not a virtue, and thus the brief break in the storm. is going to be fine. If I blow cent of these experts believe Washington D.C.—states pay some sense of closure; but revenge killing is not admi- 1 was greeted by an over- this whistle, that means the death penalty does not sometimes millions more to does revenge actually equal rable. whelming amount of noise there's a tornado coming, so serve as a reliable deterrent put an inmate to death than justice? My opinion is that as her family rushed around take cover if you hear it." to committing murder. In they would pay to keep the if you have lost a loved one to cook dinner. Not even two minutes fact, statistically speaking, prisoner alive and impris- to an unconscionable act of Respond to Matthew at Her father urged me to later I heard the antsy pas- [email protected] keep cleaning, cutting and tor blowing his whistle as he stirring potatoes, and I had barreled down the hallway no idea why. 1 swear to you, like an off-track locomo- we must have made 30 tive. The children screamed, Holidays true meaning is more than cookouts potatoes. I began to ques- cried and pleaded for tion his sanity. their lives as they huddled Memorial Day celebrates soldiers sacrificing their lives for the "goodness of life" But when dinner was together in fear. ready, the sun began to Turns out there was no in the hope of saving others that there are many horrific These dwarves, even while show through the sky and I tornado. There wasn't even from such a loss. Would any- events in human history that sitting in heaven, keep them- realized what he had done. much rain. one argue with lesus' state- point to people abusing each selves trapped in their own He gave us tasks like cook- As long as the tornado ment that, "No one has great- other. Such actions certain- personal hell. ing potatoes, which took up sirens are not blaring like er love than this, to lay down ly do not speak of the great Each year on Memorial most of our mental RAM, someone's car carrying dual one's life for one's friends" (Jn. love lesus proposes. In short. Day, we recognize men and so we wouldn't worry about 12-inch subwoofers down 16:13)? Davoli argues that people are women who have fought and getting sucked up into a Wooster Street, you can try While growing up, Memorial Whether individuals can capable of making life hell for those who have died for our tornado or hit with golfball- to have fun during the storm Day meant a cookout at my agree on whether certain wars each other but may also work country. sizedhail. to help take your mind off uncle's house and sitting at the or attacks were justified or not, towards making their lives Those who fought for the Methods like these are of it. side of his road to watch the I believe we can all remem- heaven. good of others did not dis- important to remember There are certain precau- annual parade. ber those who have fallen and In reflecting on his point, 1 regard the goodness of life. during a storm. When there tions you should take for Occasionally it also meant admire their dedication, cour- recall a scene in C. S. Lewis' They fought through the hell is lightning, rain and all tornado events, but you marching in this parade as a age and sacrifice. "The Last Battle." of war for the sake of heaven. that good stuff, you pretty shouldn't treat every rain Girl Scout or as a member of a This past Monday has been A group of dwarfs die while Certainly life does not consist much have to stay indoors. storm like it's the end of the marching band in high school. a tribute to these people and in a dark, smelly bam. They only of pleasant cookouts with However, staying indoors world. It was a time for family and a testimony that we have not are then seen by other charac- friends and family. doesn't mean you have to Besides, that was two celebration. It was not often forgotten or disregarded their ters in the afterlife. However, Life is not easy but that submit to the confines of weeks ago. that I would take time to sacrifices. these dwarfs do not see the does not mean that it is not the storm. reflect on the lives of our fallen Naturally, in order to recog- expanse of green fields, run- good. Life is a gift from God. If For instance, before big soldiers but would rather eat a nize the worth of what these ning water and mountains we can see that, then we can storms would hit in past Respond to Stephan at burger and dodge water bal- people have done and even to lit by the sun that the others have hope even in the midst years, 1 would walk outside [email protected] loons. truly celebrate this holiday, we enjoy. of heartbreak, and we can say As I have grown older, 1 have first must recognize that life Even though other char- that those who died out of love found more meaning in this is good. If life were not good acters try to help them see did not do so in vain. day. offering it up would not be a the beauty around them, the SPEAK YOURMIND It is no small thing to risk sacrifice. dwarves remain huddled up Got something you want to say about an opinion column or one's life and give up even the In last week's Forum. together convinced that they Respond to Alicia at news story? Here's how to get in touch with us for letters to the small events, like cookouts, Mathew Davoli explains are still in the cramped bam. [email protected] editor:
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June 1.20)1 5 Falcons fall to Kent NIU in MAC Tournament By Nick Marlow Reporter senting the tying run in a 6-2 game The Falcons put two runners on against MAC powerhouse Kent State. base with no outs in the bottom of The Falcons' Mid-American After two pitches, Schlater rolled into the ninth. Second baseman Matt Conference Tournament last week a game-ending 5-4-3 double play Pitzulo singled through the right was short lived, as they lost their sending the Falcons to the loser's side and designated hitter Jeremy first two games of the double-elim- bracket to face Northern Illinois. Shay moved him over in drawing a ination tournament and ending the The Falcons loaded the bases on walk. season at a modest 20-31. two walks and a single through the Duncan worked the count to 2-2 Both games had the potential for box by first baseman Clay Duncan. before grounding into a 4-6-3 double ninth inning heroics, but two double Kent State went on to win its play. Schlater then flew out to right plays took the wind out of the sails of third straight MAC Tournament field, resulting in a 4-2 BG loss. the momentous Falcons. Championship, a feat never been "That was kind of the story of our With bases loaded and one out accomplished in MAC history. recorded, Falcon right fielder Ryan The latter contest concluded in See BASEBALL | Page 8 6YR0N MACK THE BG NEWS Schlater stepped to the plate repre- similar fashion. PITCH: Nick Bfuns delivers a pitch against Kent State Bruns went 5- 5 on the season with a 755 ERA 3 rd winningest Women's MAC Coach Indians continue to prove time MAC Tournament champions doubters wrong '\ MKHEliWYSOCKI C years running MAC Coach of the Year m v | M COLUMNIST As unusual as it is, the Cleveland Indians are back on top. MAC regular season Many of us devoted baseball fans championships have not seen the American League 6 Central Division standings like this since 2007, which was the last time the Indians led the division. With a total of 97 wins and 66 losses (.595) in 2007. not only did the Indians lead the division, but they consecutive MAC were the number one team overall. The Indians went on to postsea- Divisional titles son play to win the league divisional series against the Yankees, but fell short against the Red Sox for the American League Championship Series. years with the Since Ihen, the Indians have not been able to recreate the commend- Falcons able standings that they established 10 in 2007, until now. For the second time in four years, Cleveland is leading the ALCD and the league overall. They sit at the top with 31 wins and 20 losses and MAC wins are five games ahead of the Detroit Tigers in their division. (including As a Michigan native, it is only postseason) natural that I am disappointed to see the Indians in such good stand- ing. Putting my hometown bias aside, the Indians' run this early season has been impressive. Even with their recent struggles, they still have the best winning per- centage in the American League. Their slugging percentage (.411), bat- ting average (.259) and runs scored (243) is ranked fifth in the AL On the other side of the ball, Cleveland is eighth in the ALCD in ERA (3.80), which went up most recently due to allowing 14 runs to Boston last week. With excellence comes injuries, and the Indians have been on the mend since the season started. One of the Indians' most well- known players, Grady Sizemore, has been nil or miss on the field due to a knee injury. Any time you hear "Grady Sizemore" and "knee" in Curt Miller returns for 11th season at BG after interviewing with NMU, Cal in offseason the same sentence, it undoubtedly causes Tribe fans to cringe, consid- is addressed with every single recruit as welL" Cal contacted Miller for an interview in the midst sidered one of the best recruiting classes in school- ering his history with knee issues. Miller recently interviewed with the universities of his UNM visit and asked him to fry to Oakland history, and their departure has created some voids. Despite the early season suc- of New Mexico and California Berkeley. Calif, before returning home, according to Miller. "When you graduate the all-time leading scorer in cesses, it has only been natural that The UNM job provided some appeal, as their "That opportunity presented itself... I flew from school history and two of the best three-point shoot- people continue to doubt them, Vice President of Athletics, Paul Krebs, hired Albuquerque to Oakland and took a day to talk with ers in the country—let alone on the same team — considering the struggles of the last Miller while he was the Athletics Director at representatives with Cal'1 Miller said. "But upon the immediate worry is can we score like we have two seasons. the University. Miller also coached at Colorado leaving that interview, Cal was not for me." through the years. You know, where are we going to Recent struggles by the team, State for three years prior to coming to the He said he has turned six other BCS jobs down get our offense from?" Miller said. most recently losing a pair of University, so he is familiar with the Mountain- in the past — including a Big-East offer — and Miller will be looking to five freshmen and a red- three-game series' to Boston and West Conference. that this offseason was not unusual but acted as shirt sophomore from Duke to step in and help fill Tampa Bay, have only fueled peo- "It was a situation that my players knew I was a productive learning experience. some of these voids over the next few years. ple's doubts about them. Even so, going to listen to, and it was an opportunity I thought But Miller has put the offseason events behind LogEU) Pastor, out of Green High School in they still hold the best record in the my family and I deserved to listen to," Miller said. him and is entirety focused on the upcoming season. ALCD after two months of baseball UNM decided to promote internally, hiring 11-year The Falcons recently lost six seniors — four of See MILLER | Page 7 have been played. Assistant Coach Yvonne Sanchez. them starters—to graduation. The 2011 class is con- Who would have thought? FACEBOOK TWITTER TRACK AND FIELD TRACK AND FIELD Become a Facebook fan Follow BG News sports on Twitter Rowland finishes 26th at reojonak Harris competes at regionak Become a fan of the BG News sports The BG News Sports Staff has a Twitter. Follow us Jessie Rowland represented the BG track and field Ashley Harris competed in the shot put Friday department on Facebook. Log on to for breaking news and in-game updates from your team DiursctyhtteharriTiertlYCwcornpetio^ at the NCAA Division I East Regional meet Her your account and search "BG News favorite Falcon sports. the NCAA Division I East Regional meet Her best 1335-meter throw was not good enough to get Sports" to become a fan. www.twmw.cofn/b9rww1spom throw traveled 54.13 meters. her into the national championship meet Ht^H MS.COM: NEWS, SPOKTS. UPDATES. MULTIMEDIA THE PULSE Wednesday. June 1.2011 6 Feeling gui Guilty pleasures may embarrass some but provide relief for others The BG News editors picks: guilty pleasures By Bradford Mill.. or most productive activ- their own Iguilty pleasure], so Pulse Reporter ity, depending on whom you why do we always act like it's ask. Although Miller is just as a big deal? I feel like a person Students and professors may guilty as the rest of us, she would be more comfortable if play different roles on cam- also believes that it can cause they were just open about it," pus, but both enjoy the same potential problems. llueter said. ^ euphoric distractions and "We all may be part of this There are other students IMM Fllby Alia Rapal Matt LUIM guilty pleasures throughout idea of guilty pleasure, but I who are more secretive about Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Pulse Editor the day. think it can also be a major their quirks on campus than Guilty pleasures surround hindrance to overall pro- others. Mike Miller, a junior "I watch 'Glee' on Hulu.com when "I love to blast soundtracks to ■| listen to -NSYNC's 'No Strings us on a daily basis and every- ductivity," Miller said. "It can at the University, who is also Weeds' and 'Dexter' are in their musicals while lm driving (alone). Attached' way more than I should .. one is the culprit at one point prevent us from being more part of the United States Air offseasons' And of course I sing along" even 11 years later" or another. These distractions efficient or cloud certain pri- Force, holds his cards closer are no different on campus orities." to his chest. and if anything, they're inten- Others believe that guilty "Being in the military obvi- sified. Some prefer to people- pleasures are simply little ously creates a more mas- watch or secretly listen to quirks or activities that help culine image for me," Mike the latest 1 ad} (iaga album. someone get through the Milter explains. "I'm also a Others may enjoy a fruity day. Ryan llueter, an avia- big fisher and country boy, Frappuccino from Starbucks tion major and senior at the so there's definitely a need U A while creeping on Pacebook. University, gives in to his to keep up a certain reputa- Byron Mack Lauren Poff Staphan R«»d Whatever the vice may be, campus desires with less guilt tion." Mike Miller's guilty Photo Editor Assistant Web Editor Forum Editor they may not be as guilty as than most. pleasure is that of Starbucks' we all think. "I love to sit around the Frappucinos. "I love the cara- T have a soft spot for Miley's "Party Ir 'I have to have sometning sweet after I 'I cannot fully love anyone because Montana Miller, a professor Union and people-watch, mel Frappucino. Maybe it's The USA- have something saky" Avril Lavigne occupies my heart.' in the popular culture depart- especially if I find myself with not that big of a deal that I get ment here at the University, some extra time between them, but it does feel slightly shares the same happy shame classes or other things 1 need embarrassing." as anyone else. to do." llueter said. "I don't Campus remains a busy "I find myself addicted to think it really negatively hub for those in academics, some trash television," Milter affects anyone on a large scale social connection and organi- said. "It's one of those addic- or anything, it's just part of zations. Students and profes- tions that distracts you from what we do as people." sors each have responsibili- being productive, but you I lueter also feels like guilty ties they need to tend to, but Rachaal Batz Bobby Waddla KSuzanna Andarson can't help but give in. Right pleasures are overrated and the little pleasures and quirks Design Editor In Focus Editor Copy Chief now it's The Bachelor.'" not as humiliating as they that keep them going, guilty Facebook is one of this gen- sound. or not, seem to be a part of I put Ranch dressing on "I have a soft spot for late 1980s "Whenever I pack or unpack eration's largest time sinks, "1 feel like everyone has everyday life. everything." Phil Collins And Madonna, too" for moving, I listen to Jesse McCartney, Mandy Moore and 5 Degrees." Andre* Fahl Ryan Satkowiak Web Editor Sports Editor "I can't hold back from eating Burger "There are times when I enjoy Kng Whoppers even though I hate listening to Katy Peny" fast food" MEDIA A five star guilty pleasure REVIEWS for a candy skeptic outside had a slight crunch but melted perfectly into the filling. I was in heaven and I HTlP//CDNSTERtOCiUHCOW HrrpmBPBioGSroTCOM/ HTTP/TllM BOOK COM; figured I'd never be able to get there again unless I went to Lake Champlain's factory in BY ZACH GASE BY MATT LIASSE BY BRADFORD MILLER BYNATEELEKONICH Vermont. Three years since their last There's no mystery about The laughs and situations "I love kung Candy has never appealed to But about a year ago, album, Death Cab For Cutie it: comedian Chelsea are good enough to keep fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu" and my sweet tooth. I can resist while looking up from a have finally returned to the Handler's guilty pleasure you involved and inter- I love "Kung Fu Panda 2." Sour Patch Kids, Skittles and gossip magazine in a check- music world with their sev- is to tell lies. ested but the sequel fails The sequel to the 2008 Snickers without a flicker of out lane at The Andersons, enth opus, "Codes & Keys." The late-night, trash- in achieving the first film's hit CG film was released regret. Even when my hus- I spotted the stag logo and Moving away from the talking, hard-drinking sense of originality and in theaters this weekend band jokingly attempts to squealed so loudly that sev- guitar-based sound used vixen's fourth book has becomes predictable and to rave reviews. "Kung force-feed me Jelly Bellies, I eral cashiers and customers throughout the band's sto- hit shelves and it's full of boring. Fu Panda 2" returns with lock my jaw shut and shake stared at me and shook their ried career, "Codes" has the everything but the truth. As the film begins, we find its star-studded cast of my head like a four-year old heads. Finally, I encountered group experimenting with I lowever, they aren't real- the wolf pack tired, beaten the first film (Jack Black, milliseconds away from a bliss again. Only this time in different keyboard sounds as ly lies. The book should and hopeless on top of a Angelina Jolie) and intro- full-on tantrum. the form of a hazelnut Five well as some string arrange- really be called, "Practical Bangkok skyscraper as duces some new ones, But there is one candy Star Bar. ments. Jokes Chelsea Handler Phil (Bradley Cooper) talks including Gary Oldman, that beckons me: Lake Reading Steve Almond's There is still plenty of guitar Played On Me." to his wife on the phone Michelle Yeoh and Danny Champlain's Five Star Bars. "Candyfreak" only fueled work provided by lead singer Anyone familiar with her and explains, "It hap- McBride. A few years ago when we my obsession with this inde- Ben Gibbard and producer/ show "Chelsea Lately" pened again." From there The story of "Kung Fu hosted a New Year's Eve party, pendent chocolate compa- multi-instrumentalist Chris knows just what they are on out, the movie follows Panda 2" picks up right our friend Erik sent Lake ny's Five Star Bars. No more Walla, most notably on lead getting into upon picking the same exact formula were the first one left off. Champlain chocolate truffles than two inches long, the single "You Are a Tourist," up this book. Although, as it did in part one. Are The Dragon Warrior Po in his absence. While alone Five Star seems manageable, which is definitely a grower for anyone who hasn't there noticeable differ- (Jack Black) has learned to in the kitchen I popped one but it's chunky circumfer- and sounds better in the con- officially met her, Handler ences? Well, it takes place harness his Kung Fu skills in my mouth and immedi- ence of about three inches text of the album than as a can come across as a loud- in Thailand rather than and now fights alongside ately hid the box from our party guests. The center was See ALBUM | Page 7 See BOOK | Page 7 See HANGOVER | Page 7 See KUNG FU I Page 7 velvety; molten, in fact. The See FOOD | Page 7 THIS WEEK IN MAUMEE THIS WEEK IN PERRYSBURG THEY SAID IT Mode Party plans to rock Fort shows offjuik in its boot "I sing like I golf. And I for anyone 21 and older, the Maumee Charrteandthelbu>rTiBusiTessAssctiauOT The Lake Erie British Car Oub is hosting the 13th arnud Tte British teamed up to bring Ive bands to the Maumee 1^ toe Hock f^. The evert fate place Return to Fort Meigs" Plenty of British cars wi be showcasdfromlO golf Rke I speak German." June 4 from 5-11 pm and requires a J5 entry fee TherewlbearjicnrcareaoutskJecifa am-3 pm June 5 at Fort Meigsit ftnysburg There wi akobefooda -AkcBaWwin fence for people under 21 with no cover fee British car quiz and vendorsto shop. PmsjtotAnttQ. WWWBGNEWS.COM Wednesday June 1.20117 would be at the hand of a first film but Dreamworks ALBUM KUNG FU warrior of black and white. has truly outdone them- THEBGNEWSSUDOKU From Page 6 From Page 6 Po uses this terrible truth to selves this time around. find inner peace with him- I can safely say I've never 1 5 6 7 single. the Furious Five battling the self, defeat Shen and save seen a CG film look so beau- "Unobstructed Views" is various foes of China. Lord China. tiful, not even "Toy Story 3." another highlight of the Shen (Gary Oldman), ban- The movie all around was The settings were absolute- 5 7 album and its lengthy key- ished prince of Gongman very good and lived up to the ly stunning, especially the board solo (which doesn't City, has returned with a expectations of fans every- sunsets, and the attention to 8 4 2 1 1 seem to drag) at the begin- new and dangerous weap- where. every little detail, from the ning of the track is reminis- on that would make all of Staying true to the original fur of Tigress to the peacock 6 4 2 cent of and equally as effec- China bow at his feet. When film it included comedy for feathers of Lord Shen, make tive as the bass solo in the the Kung Fu master, Master all ages. Action in the first it a visual masterpiece. beginning of "I Will Possess Rhino, falls victim to this film took a long time to get to "Kung Fu Panda 2" takes the 9 5 7 1 1 Your Heart." new and powerful weapon, but this time around you're stereotypes of what a typi- Lyrically, Gibbard's song Po and the Furious Five are thrown right into it within cal Hollywood sequel con- 8 5 writing seems to be decid- called in to action. In his the first 15 minutes. Director sists of and throws them out edly more optimistic than quest to defeat Lord Shen, Jennifer Yuh Nelson greatly the window. It stays true to their previous album, Po discovers a terrible truth increased the action from the characters and story- 5 3 "Narrow Stairs." about his past. Orphaned as the first film, and I enjoyed line while expanding it and "Codes & Keys" is filled with a child, Po leams that his every minute of it. developing the characters 9 4 7 5 6 great upbeat pop songs parents were killed by Shen, The visuals in the film were into "people" you can truly such as "Monday Morning," who sought to kill all the the most outstanding aspect care about. I look forward to "Some Boys" and the pandas of China after the of the whole production. I the next installment in the 6 5 7 8 euphoric closer "Stay Young, Soothsayer (Michelle Yeoh) was blown away by the detail franchise. Go Dancing." informs him that his demise of the characters' fur in the Skadoosh! SUDOKU V 8 L S 6 I E Z 9 These simple pop songs To play: Complete the grid 9 5 I E Z L t 8 6 are initially standouts, so that every row, column E I 6 » 9 8 I I s but the more you listen to Every chapter features a and Practices," gives a huge and every 3x3 box contains S L E 6 8 9 Z I » the album, the more you BOOK different victim, whether middle finger to the people the digits 1 to 9.There is no Z » 9 I L S 8 6 E guessing or math involved. will enjoy the more musi- From Page 6 they're family members, at Comcast Entertainment I 6 8 Z E » S 9 £ Just use logic to solve cally complex tracks such friends or coworkers from who censor "Chelsea Lately." 6 E S 9 I I I V 8 as the aforementioned mouthed, immature brat of "Chelsea Lately." Staff The chapter is laced with 8 L V L S 6 9 E Z "Unobstructed Views," the a woman with the intelli- writer Heather McDonald hundreds of expletives. L 9 I 8 t E 6 S I subtle electro influence of gence level of a 14-year-old. recalls a time Chelsea told The book, the first "Doors Unlock and Open," This book is only for those her she was pregnant with under Handler's com- "St. Peter's Cathedral" and familiar with Handler's the head of El's child, sis- pany Borderline Amazing the strings of the album's antics. And it comes with ter Shoshonna Handler Publishing, includes very lit- Create and solve your title track. prerequisites: don't read this writes about a vacation with tle writing by Chelsea herself. Sudoku puzzles for FREE. "Codes & Keys" is ultimately book if you haven't read her Chelsea in Hawaii and the But rest assured, her comedy effective because it man- three previous books (includ- final chapter, written in the is stained on the text. This ages to be much different ing the most recent "Chelsea point of view of her dog, book is for Chelsea fans. from albums like "Plans" Chelsea Bang Bang") or Chunk, leaves an unexpect- What... a riot. It's good, but PRIZESUDOKUm and "Narrow Stairs" while haven't seen her on her show ed, heartwarming ending. nothing she writes will top maintaining that vintage on E! The comedy within the The book is dripping in her first, "My Horizontal Death Cab sound. pages would only be perfect inside jokes. For example, the Life: A Collection of One- A lot of this can be attributed for Chelsea fans. twelfth chapter, "Standards Night Stands." to Gibbard's phenomenal song writing and distinctive vocals. Sanchez. history, and their departure has Another Ohio recruit joining that we're going to be teaching This record is easily up there MILLER Cal contacted Miller for an created some voids. the Falcons next season is 6-foot again." with the group's best work. From Page 5 interview in the midst of his "When you graduate the Forward Shanique Ogle, out of He said this year's team will There isn't a skippable track, UNM visit and asked him to all-time leading scorer in Lnrain I ligh School: likely not be the favorite: The and the only underwhelm- is addressed with every sin- fly to Oakland. Calif, before school history and two of the "She's [Ogle] an outstanding same was thought of an inexpe- ing track is opener "Home gle recruit as weli" returning home, according to best three-point shooters in post player, and we graduated rienced 08-09 team which went is a Fire." Miller recently inter- Miller. the country — let alone on the four post players, so the need on to win 29 games and make viewed with the universities "That opportunity presented same team — the immediate and the depth have really been it to the MAC-Toumament's of New Mexico and California itself... I flewfromAlbuquerque worry is can we score like we hurt." Miller said. "She's the championship game. Berkeley. to Oakland and took a day to have through the years. You number one shot-putter in the Miller and company are also The UNM job provided talk with representatives with know, where are we going to get state right now, to give you an excited about the upcoming FOOD some appeal, as their Vice Cal," Miller said. "But upon our offense from?" Miller said. idea of her explosiveness and venue change, and are look- From Page 6 •President of Athletics. Paul leaving that interview, Cal was Miller will be looking to five power." ing forward to establishing the Krebs, hired Miller while he not lor me." freshmen and a redshirt sopho- While "rebuilding year" is same home-court advantage and its intoxicating richness was the Athletics Director He said he has turned six more from Duke to step in and not a phrase that has applied they celebrated in Anderson make it nearly impossible to at the University. Miller also other BCS jobs down in the help fill some of these voids over to Miller, considering his teams — they were 46-2 in the last 48 finish in one setting. Nearly coached at Colorado State past — including a Big-East the next few years. have been regular-season games at Anderson — at the being the key word. for three years prior to com- offer — and that this off- Logan Pastor, out of Green champions of the MAC for Stroh Center. Every trip to The ing to the University, so he is season was not unusual but High School in Uniontown. the last seven years, this year The transition from "The Andersons ends in me buy- familiar with the Mountain- acted as a productive learn- might be the most highly- should be trying for the Falcons. house that roars" into the $36 ing a Hazelnut Five Star Bar. West Conference. ing experience. touted recruit the Falcons But the transition is one that million Stroh Center gives the Lately I've been wondering "It was a situation that my But Miller has put the offsea- have signed since Lauren Millri .ii it I his coaching staff are recruiting process a year-round (more often during the day players knew I was going to lis- son events behind him and is Prochaska. according to Miller. excited about. "wow" factor, whereas before it than I should) about what a ten to, and it was an opportu- entirely focused on the upcom- Further, with the losses of two "I was in a role more of man- could only be accomplished on peanut or caramel Five Star nity I thought my family and ing season of last year's leading-scorers in aging over the last couple of game night, according to Miller. tastes like. So when I unex- 1 deserved to listen to," Miller The Falcons recently lost six Prochaska and Tracy Pontius at years than teaching." Miller It appears die sky is the limit pectedly ran across hazel- said. seniors — four of them start- the guard position. Miller can said. "And with nine freshmen for the well-established Falcons nut, peanut and caramel UNM decided to promote ers — to graduation The 2011 see Pastor providing a spark and sophomores coming in women's basketball program Five Star Bars at a Whole internally, hiring 11-year class is considered one of the to the offense as a freshman if ... The coaching staff is really as long as Miller remains in its Foods in Cleveland, I gasped Assistant Coach Yvonne best recruiting classes in school- ready. excited about the new era. and aimer. so deeply and loudly that the woman next to me asked if I was going to faint. What makes Five Star props. In many ways, it was to expectations of millions of THIS WEEK IN ENTERTAINMENT , Bars so special is that they HANGOVER like watching a rehashed people. , revive childhood food mem- From Page 6 version of the first, but rather I'm sorry, but the second , ories through their buttery than laughing until my sides film just doesn't live up to Hip-hop star Sean A . caramel or their salty pea- Vegas; the situations the hurt, I released a few chuck- the hype or excitement. Sure, Kingston was hospi- ^ , nuts. Lake Champlain's use crew find themselves in are les and snorts. I understand that many of us talized this week after of fresh, quality ingredients more ridiculous and larger Wait, what happened to the knew that it was going to be in crashingawatercrait into /^K dOu makes Hershey look like in scale and the gags get a bit unexpected laughs? What the same vein as the original a Miami Beach bridge. \iipr ^Hr _ the dumb kid at the science of a makeover. happened to the sponta- and that some jokes would He remains in "critical R^j ^m fair. Superior ingredients But even with the most vis- neous situations that were be rehashed, but it feels like but stable" condition. His HUimjI mean immaculate atten- ible differences, the details seemingly impossible? the writers and director got rep also said he is "sedat- I tion to detail. For example, and formula stay compla- What happened to Zach lazy. But it is important to ed but fully conscious." ■■wry 1 each Five Star Bar is hand- cent. Sure, we all love the Galifianakis nailing every note that the cast still has w ' m crafted to ensure excel- characters, especially Alan single scene? In my opinion, that brilliant comedic tim- lence. Imagine how rare (played by the consistently Warner Bros, was more con- ing and feel. In fact, it's really that is when most corporate funny Zach Galifianakis). cerned with the bottom line the only redeeming quality Shamrock Village Studios ' candy factories just stamp Even with the personalities of profit more than anything the film has to offer. Phil, Stu ' out chocolate bars with and chemistry the characters else. And who can blame and Alan are quite possi- "worth every shilling" machines so big they could share, predictability becomes them? "The Hangover" was bly one of the best trios in • starting at $425.00 be buildings. a painful new sidekick that the most successful R-rated film and their chemistry is , The Five Star Bar is clearly left me bored. Director Todd comedy of all time, making hard to duplicate. But even Excellent a chocolate delicacy that Phillips even used the same over $400 million dollars. that factor can't save "The Condition. 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They were able 9 Hallmark com offerings " 10 Orangutan M JI M■ M■ IS to put a total of five runners during the tournament. from the two innings, the ■ 11 Norwegian Elkhound, for Ross Gerdeman entered for games were equal. || !' *1 ■ one on base in the ninth innings - of the two games. Matt Malewitz in the top of The loss against Northern 12 J to tha L-0!" artist 39 Pretentiously showy u r u 13 Ancient market 41 Arafat of the PLO "No matter how much the fifth against Kent State Illinois ended the college 1 18 _ room 42 Pledge U |1 we're up or down, we never and would close the game for careers of five seniors: Clay HI' 23 Brother of Raul 43 From the top •■> 44 [M ^H ' 25 Campus hangout 48 Cuthbert of "24" want to stop putting runs the Falcons. Gerdeman went Duncan, Ryan Schlater, 27 Beauts 49 Knitting project up," Duncan said. "It just four innings, giving up six Frank Berry, Charles Wooten '.K ■H ' *^l ■■ 28 Nixon confidant 51 Black flies, notably Rebozo 52 Major artery i« w H shows people that even hits and two runs. and Dan Parsons. 29 Sea damaged by 53 Deli pockets though we're down, we're "He [Gerdemanl did a fan- "It has been an exciting :■* Soviet irrigation proj- 54 Like May through never going to stop battling tastic job for us," Schmitz four years for me. Hopefully ects August, in a way ■" the younger classes can 30 Letters below DEF 55 Right _ until it's over." said. 1 ' 34 Jerk 56 Caustic solution 1 35 Author LeShan 60 Ahmadineiad's land The Falcons' offense pro- Mike Frank came in for experience some of the same ACROSS 37 Prepare to ambush 62 '_ safe and warm duced only 12 hits in the two Charles Wooten in the bot- success and go even further," 38 Page (through) if...': "California games: Pitzulo and Duncan tom of the 6th during game Duncan said. Dreamin" lyric I Frequently change positions 45 Sports accounted for half of those, two and he, too, would go The seniors were a part 63 Winter Palace resi- 7 Jury member 46 Sup dent going a combined 6-15 at the on to close the game for the of back-to-back MAC II Patty Hearst's kidnappers: Abbr. 47 Clothes line? Championships (2008 and 14 Frosted pastry 50 Prepare for online publication plate with two RBIs. Falcons. In four innings 15 "The Raven" opener 52 Early spnng shout "My whole approach was to Frank gave up no runs, two 2009), three straight divi- 16 Faddish 90s disc 57 Beat the house stay inside the ball and drive hits and struck out four. sional titles (2008, 2009, 17 1958 Robert Mitchum drama 58 Offshore eyesore, to some 19 GM had one in Nov. 2010 59 Email forwarder's intro ANSWERS it to the opposite field, and I The Falcons will look back 2010) and four straight MAC 20 Low digits 61 Idiot had a little success with that," at two innings as the sources Tournament appearances. 21 Buddhist sect 64 Certain artery. Abbr. "That was a very good 22 Roofing support 65 Bath fixtures, and a hint to Duncan said. "Other people for the losses: The first against 24 _ au vin the starts of 17-, 26-, 40-and did too. 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