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A-Rod not red hot: New York Yankees lose SHOWERS to the Tampa Devil HIGH46ILOW36 Rays; PAGE 7 www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 95 ISSUE 37 International info day begins

International day Information Day. University. 318 in the BTSU. "This will help students with their "International Week is a chance for The week will be capped off with the INTERNATIONAL WEEK represents cultures as long-term, long-range planning," the international students on campus to International Dinner on Sunday where 2004 EVENTS well as offering students Robertson said about today's event in really show off their own cultures," said international students will share dishes Information fair: 4-8 p.m. in the the Lenhart Grand Ballroom in the Allison Greber, president of the World from their native countries with every- Union Ballroom info about studying Bowcn Thompson Student Union. "It Student Association, the student organi- one who attends the sold-out event. abroad. will educate students with things they zation for international students that is On Monday, three University students Student speaker who studied might not have thought about such as sponsoring International Week 2004. from Bulgaria launched International abroad: 7 p.m. in 318 Union Adam Wright getting names and contact information. "They are constantly learning about Week'2004 when they gave a presenta- REPORTER It's a world of opportunity." American culture and this week gives tion of the history and culture of their Listening to international music: 11 Anyone interested in a career or Other opportunities today include them a chance to teach American stu- homeland and served traditional fresh- a.m.-5 p.m. in 208 Union internship overseas will want to partici- two guest speakers: Ronald Dodard, for- dents and other international students baked bread dipped in various pate in International Careers mer U.S. Ambassador to Guyana and about many cool things that make each Bulgarian dried spices to an audience in "Contact Katie Baiter at 419-372- Information Day today. James Callahan, director of recruitment of their cultures unique." Kohl Hall. The three international stu- 2249 for information or questions. The event is part of International for the U.S. State Department, who will Although many of these events were dents took pride in educating the audi- Week 2004 and includes an information both be presenting in 103 Offenhauer earlier in the week, tomorrow's activities ence on their nation, which they say is fair where students can learn about West. include International Music Listening relatively unknown on campus. international jobs and internships from In addition to information on inter- Stations where anyone can stop by "Many people don't even know where cultures, they have the opportunity to corporations, government agencies and national careers and internships, room 208 in the BTSU from 11 a.m. to 5 Bulgaria is," said Georgi Georgiev, one of learn about them. They can jusi speak to nonprofit organizations. The fair is free International Week 2004 also has a p.m. and listen to popular and tradition- the Bulgarian student speakers. a citizen of that country." to the public and is a prime opportuni- series of events that began Monday al music from various countries around Georgiev, a psychology major, said he For more information on ty for networking, according to Celeste where anyone interested can experi- the world. Also, a student speaker who appreciates the opportunities International Week 2004 and its activi- Robertson, the assistant director for ence the cultures from the over 600 studied abroad in Italy will discuss International Week provides. ties, contact Katie Baxter at 419-372- Career Services, which is sponsoring the international students enrolled at the Italian music and art at 7 p.m. in room "If someone was interested in other 2249.

BG NEWS Rock concert "BRIEFING Founder of Promise tonight in Union Founding Keepers on campus Bill McCartney, former col- By Brian Pauline tour that started last August and Day lege football coach and R EPOBTE R focused on the Fast Coast. Their founder of Promise Keepers, With only five weeks left in the album "Darkness Shines" will be on campus this semester students that are look- released by Cell Records in 2003 Partyfor Friday. ing for a release and motivation to was produced by lames Paul McCartney will talk about drudge through final projects and Wisner (Dashboard Confessional, Sigma his life, including his success- papers successfully, have found it. Further Seems Forever]. ful coaching career turning The Musicians Guild an on- Weszt covers a wide array of the University of Colorado's campus student run organization themes and mixes heavy ethereal Gamma football team into a national is hosting an alternative rock con- rock with passionate expressive championship winner, and cert tonight room 208 in the lyrics that let the listener feel his time as the leader of Union. 1 Wo national acts The Red every word. Weszt will make their Rho Promise Keepers, a group Light Sting from Vancouver, B.C. first appearance outside the that promotes to men the and Weszt from Orlando, Fla. are states when they play in Norway ideas of spirituality and the stopping through Bowling Green this summer. responsibilities of family life. in the middle of their packed tour The concert is being brought The presentation will begin schedules. to campus by the Musicians at 6 p.m. in the Lenhart The show is being held in con- Guild, a student based organiza- LINEUP: Tiffany Shy, Grand Ballroom in the junction with Toledo based pro- tion. junior, and Alina Taylor, Bowen-Thompson Student moters Renegade (iincerts and is Musician's Guild was formed in freshman, dance at the Union. The event is being sponsored by Pepsi and 2003 by friends Sean Flynn and Sigma Gamma Rho sponsored by HGSU Falcon Madhatter's. Stephen Merrill as a way to help founding day party in the Football and the Northwest Canada's The Red Light Sting out area bands and musicians. Union last night. This Ohio chapter of the whose recent EP "Our love is According to Flynn he wanted week is Rhomania week Fellowship ol Christian Soaking In It" released on Sound to give bands opportunities to and each day the chapter Athletes. Tickets are S25 in Vims Records is headlining the play in Bowling Green. The stu- will enjoy different events. advance, S35 at the door and S10 for University employees. show. Their mix of emo, rap, and dent ran organization has less Mttey Kurt; BG News synth-driven garage rock landed than fifty members and works in For more information, call them on Rolling Stone's top ten conjunction with 372-7081).. bands to watch for list in 2002. www.BGMusicians.com another Humorous song titles and an organization designed to contact eclectic live show are undeniable and communicate with local proof that The Sting promises to musicians. Student voters focus for ACT group bring young angst and high ener- Flynn urges students who do gy excitement to campus. While not play an instniment but are Miranda Bond Regional (Mice is in Toledo and progressive voters and mobilize gressive groups and holds KrattBt group-sponsored events to per- students can expect a top-notch still interested to join because the has die responsibility of door- them to participate in the elec- Students may be getting a to-door canvassing operations toral process," said Steve Steel, form voter registration drives on performance from The Sting a lot organization always needs help college campuses in North West of eyes will be on co-headliners setting up for shows. knock on their door in the near in 19 Northwest Ohio counties, North West Region Field and future from a member of ACT, including bodi Wood and Lucas Communications Director, "We Ohio. Anyone who shares their Weszt. For members of the Musicians basic philosophy and goals are Weszt. a five-piece alternative America Coming Together. Counties. They have a satellite also work to educate voters college rock group is finishing off ACT is a national organization office in Huron and operations about the failures of Bush BANDS, PAGE 3 inBG. administration policies." the sixth and final leg of their U.S. with state offices in 17 states, ACT, PAGE 2 including Ohio. Their Northwest "ACT's goals are to register The organization targets pro-

Audience Leaders, volunteers hope to make a difference in BG

By Mindy VanHouten Center, Martin Luther King )r. Service at the University. and organize and coordinate events gets advice REPORTER Day and the Adopt-a-Family campaign, In order for BGSUrve to continue serv- among other duties. Committee mem- Volunteer work. Leadership. Hands- a food and gift drive held in November ing the community for a fifth year, many bers research social issues on new pro- on dating on experience. Making a difference in and December for families in need. The leadership positions need to be filled. jects, market events, set-up and clean-up your community. If you're interested in organization is now looking for leaders to Applications for Chair. Assistant Chair, at projects and assist in the recruiting of By Julie DiFranco any of these things, BGSUrve, the coordinate these and other service pro- Alternative Break Smdent Coordinator, new members. REPORTER University's community service organi- jects for next year. Special Events Student Coordinator and BGSUrve is not only looking for full- Can I kiss you? Have you ever zation, is now accepting leadership "It's a very exciting time to be involved Community Service Student time members, but it is always looking asked or been asked this question? applications for the 2004-2005 school in BGSUrve, because the group is in its Coordinator along with Committee for people who just want to participate in Last night Mike Domitrz spoke on year. BGSUrve encourages volunteerism, formative years," Heather Denlinger, Members are now available to be picked BGSUrve projects and events. For those avoiding sexual assault and how to citizenship, service-learning and leader- community service program coordina- up at the Office of Campus Involvement. interested in volunteering their time with better communicate with the people ship from its members through local ser- tor for the Office of Campus Involvement The deadline for applications is Friday at BGSUrve they can subscribe to the you date. vice events and projects. said. "Being a member of BGSUrve pre- 5 p.m. Weekly Service Update e-mail at Domitrz involved the audience A few of the local service projects coor- sents many opportunities for a single All chairpersons and coordinators will http://www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/get- dinated by the group this year include student to affect growth and change of serve on the Executive Board of KISSES, PAGE 2 visiting residents at Alterra Sterling the group." BGSUrve. Executive board members do B6SURVE. PAGE 3 House and the Blakely Rehabilitation BGSUrve is in its fourth year of service event planning, attend weekly meetings

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Bold lead in: Kathryn Tucker, sophomore, Concert hopes to entertain, but takes notes on the dis- cussion of web site credibility last night at raise money, help community the Political discussion in Jerome Library. BANDS, FROM PAGE 1 in New York City. gives students what they want. In the past other Musician Opening the concert are local For members of the Musicians Guild concerts were held to raise bands Modern Soviet Enemies Guild, priority is a perk when money for the Cystic Fibrosis and Woodville. Tickets are S5 at concerts roll around and need Foundation. the door and bursarable. The opening bands. "We try to help on-campus concert starts at 8:00 p.m. with "Anytime there is a concert we organizations and also do charity bee beverages from Pepsi and look at people in the Musicians help. We would like to branch out merchandise from Madhatter's. Guild and give priority to them," to other organizations too," The Red light Sting and Weszt Flynn, President of the Guild Merrill, junior, said. will be playing a follow up show said. According to Merrill, Treasurer at Nate and Wally's Fishbowl In the future the Musicians of Musicians Guild provides an Friday night with openers Guild plans on attending the outlet for independent bands. Woodville and Katie Stanko. CMJ Conference, an indepen- Both Flynn and Merrill hope thai dent college music publication, tonight's show is successful and Ashley Kunlz B(; N, ,v

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HUSSAM ABDO,a 16-year Palestinian, on deciding at an Israeli checkpoim not lo detonate the bomb he'd strapped to his chest. (DeHMBdum] OPINION Campaign ads should stick to issues

only two that deal with other Have you been watching dealing with the September 11 he will better protect his country forefront of that ad. NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani. None television lately? Of tragedy. by continuing a heavy campaign The ad shows firemen, police- of these people are parading issues. There is only one that course you have, you're These ads are being run for to find those terrorists responsi- men and amcrican flags. It around claiming to be a savior of deals with inflated gas prices. college students. If you aren't one the sole purpose of political gain. ble for the attack on the Wferld depicts Hush as the hero of 9/11. the nation. As it stands, all Bush is doing is of those people who flips chan- Any person who remembers the Trade Center. The is basically a way for Instead of agitating tragic trying to make people remember nels as soon as commercials tragic events of 9/11 (we remem- What he is doing and we are President Bush to pat himself for emotions that arc still fairly fresh 9/11 (as if we could have forgot- ten) and then get real mad at the start playing you will probably ber wry clearly) should be sure he knows fiill well what he being the President during a in the minds of most people, have noticed the political cam- appalled that such a tragedy doing, is pandering to the time of tragedy, and not having Bush should run more ads for terrorists (as if we weren't still angry) so he can prolong his paign ads. would be used for political gain. nation's emotions. the nation fall apart. his stance on issues. There has been some bashing President George W. Bush has An ad comes across the televi- there arc people out there According to CNN.com there image as the savior of the nation. of character and a few attacks on been pushing himself as the sion that goes through the list of that did much more than presi- are four Bush political ads that Bush is trying to capitalize on issues. Yet. the ads that are seen man to lead this country through "challenges" President Bush had dent Bush: NYC firemen. NYC deal either directly or mention the most tragic terrorist attack in the most are the ads that are the "bad times." He claims that to deal with — 9/11 was at the policemen and even former the 9/11 tragedy and there are U.S. history. Why does one give to charity? SUVs aren't helping

time and your life. PEOPLE already. BRAD When we give our money, we When our foundation is lesus ON THE STREET the US. gas shortage CUSTIS are to do it in secret because Christ, our works that we did when we do, God sees it and 1 le here on Earth will be tried by fire. Should people be scratched up but you and your Opinion Columnist will be the one to give the reward If we build gold, silver, precious (Mathew 6:1-4). So it's not how allowed back inside RUSS vehicle would be hurting. stones, wood, hay or stubble, all The Hummer was developed Why do yon do what you do? much money we give, but how ZIMMER of them will be tried through fire. the Statue of Liberty? as a military vehicle and was OK, let me be a little more specif- we give. The gold, silver and precious Opinion Columnist ic. Dance Marathon made me I know that lesus is talking then released in a civilian model stones represent everything a which still weighs over three think about why people give. about money specifically, but the Christian did out of a right heart I am not just talking about story is also talking about the As gas prices rise nationally tons for God. The wood, hay and toward and past two dollars a The strangest phenomenon Dance Marathon, but anything motives and the attitudes of the stubble represent everything that gallon, I think we should take a associated with SUVs is that that we do for charity or anyone heart. was done out of selfish gain or else that we give our time, If someone with a right heart look at those gas-guzzling tanks women are buying SUVs in motives. money and love. before God gives money, time, dial have risen in popularity great numbers. Indeed, car Giving is important It accom- love or anything else, they are All of these works for God will over the past few years. You companies are targeting plishes many things, but we doing it to give God credit — not be put through fire and the guessed it — the Geo Metro. women like never before need to make sure that we are themselves. things done for God out of a Wait a second. Let me take because they buy about half of HEATH GORDON another look at my notes. I all cars sold in the United States doing it for the right reasons and But there are times when we right heart will be purified by the meant to say sport utility vehi- not for our own selfish gain. can't stop people from knowing fire but the things done out of FRESHMAN, EDUCATION — a dramatic increase from just cles. As I thought about this I start- that we are giving. So, just selfish motives will be burnt. 20 years ago. Maybe it's an ed thinking about what lesus because someone saw us, are we If any person's work remains, "Yes. It's a national SUVs are everywhere. I know expression of independence said about giving and how to not doing it out of a right heart? he shall receive a reward, but if a few people actually use them and toughness since these SUVs monument." for their intended purpose. But are capable of doing all the give. He talked about giving a lot, No. not they will not receive a but there are a few instances that There is another story about reward, but he himself shall still what is that? offroading activities I previously From the commercials you mentioned. really slick out to me. giving where lesus sees a poor be saved (I Corinthians 3:11 -15). would guess driving around in Actually, it may have some- A friend of mine went to high widow give a very minimal It is so important that we do school at Toledo St. John's and he amount of money. I le calls the mud swamps or maybe tearing thing to do with the fact that things out of a right heart for through mountainous snow married couples with children was telling me about a woman disciples over and tells them that God and not for our own selfish drifts. There is something about make up half the market for who donated the highest dollar this woman has given more than gain. This is not to say do not amount ever received by the all the people that have put having the power over nature SUVs Married couples don't give, but do not give to get. and the ability to dominate the want to go from die sporty high school. Hvery person who money into the treasury. When we give, all of us receive contributed enough money, has earth while sitting on heated coupes of their youth straight lesus goes on to state that some kind of joy and satisfac- their name on a plaque anil her leather seats in a climate-con- into the minivan. every other person who put tion, which is fine as long as we plaque says something like, money in the treasury gave out STACY DEWALT trolled environment. Instead, they choose to pur- are not giving just so we can feel "from a grateful mother." of his or her abundance. But the SOPHOMORE, BUSINESS Very few people actually use chase a vehicle with an adven- good about ourselves. The point is. that she did not poor Widow gave all of her their SUVs to exercise this turous personality — like the want everyone to know that she money (Marie 12:42-44). I want to leave you with a cou- power. Most people like to keep SUV. "Yes. It's an important their vehicles looking fresh and gave a huge dollar amount Since lesus and the disciples ple verses that 1 believe sum all It has plenty of space for the part of history." clean but still take comfort in except for the people that had to saw her give, did God then not of this up, "Search my heart O family vacation and when you knowing that, if on a whim they know. reward her? God, and know my heart: try me look at yourself in the mirror lesus told us that when we No, I do not believe so because and know my thoughts: And see decide to drive off the road and you don't have to say, "I drive a give our money that we should she gave all that she had for God. if there be any wicked way in me, down a beaten, dirt path, they Dodge Caravan." That's not make sure to not make a big 1 believe dial lesus was trying and lead me in the way everlast- can. Maybe these people are cool, right? spectacle of it. If we make a big to make a point to the disciples. ing" (Psalms 139:23-24) nature enthusiasts. Well, that's I think the most overlooked noise and try to let everyone When you serve and live for God, kind of hard to believe. issue about SUVs is their affect Cars and trucks (SUVs includ- know that we gave money, then it is going to cost all that you Send ail comments to: on oil dependency. These things ed) are responsible for 1 /3 of all we have received our reward have. It will cost your money, [email protected] drink gas, like we drink the air pollution in the United Belvedere vodka, or more realis- States according to the tically—Natural Light. LAURA ZAWIST0WSKI Environmental Protection One of die problems facing JUNIOR, Agency. Most large SUVs, such this country is its dependence KtC\ C»"*V* as the GMC Yukon or the Ford on foreign oil, which in a few CREATIVE WRITING Expedition, get a poor rating of cases make affect the way we go three out of 10 from the EPA for about the War on Terror. "No. The U.S. is more tailpipe pollutants that cause With poor gas mileage and prone to terrorist smog and public health prob- increased popularity, the SUV is lems The infamous Hummer certainly not helping this prob- attacks now." 112 gets a rating of two. The lem. Gasoline-electric hybrids aforementioned models get are more environmentally right around 10 miles to the gal- friendly and get up to five times lon in the city. Wander why your better gas mileage. gas prices are so high? SUV dri- It's interesting to think 1 vers are eating up all of the fuel. would argue that by driving a If that doesn't sound irre- gas-guzzling tank you are being sponsible enough, think about un-American. I hope this isn't a what would happen if you were permanent reflection of driving in your I londa Civic and American culture. GREG PHARI0N had an accident with a Hummer at a fairly high speed. Send all comments to: SOPHOMORE, BUSINESS The Hummer's grill might get [email protected]

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can't help everyone. There is no "best" country in DAVID Iraqis did not want Saddam to of Staff, Gen. Hugh Shelton) the argument against America's JEREMY SAWYER be overthrown. When asked opposed. He stated in his speech foreign policy was not helped. DUBOIS the world. All countries have problems and good things going where he got his facts, he shot that the United States did not The so-called expansion of Opinion Columnist for them as well. People in U-wire Columnist back, "Don't you read the news- have the right to intervene America's empire was not in the papers?'' He went on to say that because it was a civil war. mind of the U.S. government America say it is the best country I went to a speech performed Often deemed the greatest in the world. I low could some- we have to read beyond the I suppose if you approve of the when the intervention of by William Blum. I went mainly headlines. slaughtering of thousands of eth- Afghanistan occurred. Nor was country on earth, America is one make such a statement to find out why he exposed the called the land of the free and when, chances are, they haven't Not only is the statement nic Albanians. NATO should not the case during NATO's interven- names and addresses of 212 CIA about the people of Iraq wishing have intervened. Along with this tion in Bosnia. the home of the brave. I've won- been to every country in the agents in 1969, but also because dered for quite some time about world? to have Saddam as their leader incredulous argument, Blum Contrary to the radical liberal 1 was hoping to hear an interest- incorrect, but many of the major stated that America was expand- beliefs of Mr. Blum, the United how free and brave we are. Surely That comment would then be ing argument on the case against not everyone in a country with solely based on what a book, newspapers around the globe ing its empire with the air bases States intervened in Afghanistan the war in Iraq. have printed stories about the they gained in Eastern Europe. to defend the American people the most resources and wealth is television, computer or some As a registered Democrat and free. American told them. People here large majority of people in Iraq Again, if Blum recalls, this was a and NATO intervened in Bosnia supporter of former candidate very satisfied with the fact that NATO-led effort, not a U.S.-led to protect millions of ethnic America, just like every other can say, "We can call America the for president Cien. Wesley K. country in the world, has its best country in the world all we Saddam had been defeated and effort. The air bases gained were Albanians. Clark. I do not agree with much a very small minority is unhappy under the control of NATO, not And if you were wondering share of problems. V\fe are not want" but with that comes a of what the Bush administration free from terrorist attacks and conceited and uppity attitude with this result. the United States. why Blum exposed the names has done with the war in Iraq. While these two instances may I am certainly not condoning and addresses of 215 CIA agents poverty; homelessness and dis- that suggests Americans are bet- I lowever, I do support actions eases plague many American cit- ter than everyone else. This is far not be enough to justify Blum's all of the actions of the Bush back in 1969, his reasoning was taken by the Bush administra- over-the-edge-radical liberal administration and other that he did not believe in what izens. With as much wealth as from true. tion in Afghanistan and the this country has, there shouldn't Examples in American history label, his explanation for NATO's administrations in the foreign they were doing He believed Clinton administration's sanc- intervention in Bosnia certainly IK' anyone homeless. Yet there show that America has often- policy arena, but blatant misrep- that endangering the lives of tions in Bosnia. justifies this label. During the resentation of the facts must be these men and women and their are still homeless people. times tried to Christianize peo- Speaking on the subject of all Why? ple, make people more democ- speech, Blum stated that brought to the fore when they families was much more impor- wars and conflicts in which the America intervened in Bosnia to occur. I certainly do not believe tant than preserving them. It's simple. As the rich are get- ratic or just make them more United States has been involved ting richer, the poor are getting American-like period. That type expand its empire. the situation in Iraq has been On the other hand, what can in the past 50 years, Blum stated However, if Blum remembers handled in the best possible you expect from a man that poorer, of behavior suggests that how we throughout his speech that It troubles me greatly to know live here is the only just way to correctly, Bosnia was a NATO-led manner. believes all of America's interven- America's only purpose was intervention with many leaders However, with the evidence tions in the past 50 years have that America has money to fight live, and how we arc is the only expanding its empire. an unnecessary', so-called war way to be. from the Pentagon (including Blum presented and the obvious been about the expansion of a Not only do I believe this to be the chainnan of the loint Chiefs misrepresentation of the facts. so-called empire? (during which many innocent, The problem with this is the incorrect, but this is the same lives are being taken) but cannot very people that America feels type of rhetoric Mr. Blum was provide basic necessities to its they are helping have their own accusing the U.S. government of own citizens. I low can we begin cultures and it's not America's spouting. \ K*Tcar»Pi*> to solve the problems of other responsibility to try to change On the subject of invading countries if we cannot solve the that. Others would beg to differ. Afghanistan after the attacks of problems we have in our own Some fee! that since we have it Sept. 11, Blum was asked why he country? the best here, we should share believed these attacks were It's been like this worldwide some of our way's with others in unjustified. One of the reasons since the beginning of civiliza- the world. he believed that the United tion. Many other countries have Wrong. States should not have attacked acted in similar ways. But it's this Not everyone wants to be like the repressive Taliban regime land of opportunity that is my America. was because no one in the audi- main focus Taking into consideration all ence could name someone in This country doesn't provide the things I have mentioned in the country the United States opportunities for everyone. this column, it is hard for me to was targeting. Many schools in inner-cities have pride in this country or be While I agree that the repres- across the nation are decaying. patriotic. 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By Christine Ollivier cent unemployment and con- reshuffle of politics," added IH[ AS:O: A'O PRESS tested reforms lo pensions, Socialist I .iinrni Fabius, a for- PARIS — President Jacques health care and other treasured mer prime minister. Leading Chirac spared the guillotine for social protections. The drubbing Socialist lawmaker lean-Marc his unpopular prime minister saddled Chirac with a losing Ayrault said Raffarin should have hut ordered him yesterday to team and an unpopular party resigned "to leave space for a form a new government. midway through his five-year new team and a new policy." The new lineup — still led by presidential term. The government says there Prime Minister lean-Pierre Chirac opted to stick with must be no letup to reforms, with Raffarin declaring just hours Haffarin — will he announced Haffarin for now. Birerh Fuller AP Hni' today and hold its first (Cabinet Chirac "named lean-Pierre after Sunday's defeat that they meeting Friday. Chirac's office Raffarin prime minister and "must continue simply because STANDING GUARD: A police officer stands outside as forensic offi- said. That forced Chirac to delay charged him with forming a new they are necessary." cers prepare to enter a house in CFawley. West Sussex, yesterday, until the weekend a visit to government." the president's Ministers expected to be following the raids across southeast England. Eight men have been Russia planned for tomorrow office said in a statement that lean-Pierre Ralfann replaced included Francis Merat arrested under suspicion ot being involved in terrorism. and Friday, and foreign Minister ended feverish speculation finance. Luc Ferry at education Dominique de Villepin to post- about Raffarin's immediate whose policies were massively and Health Minister Jean- pone planned trips to Germany future. disavowed." she said. "If the Francois Mattei, whose authority and Haiti. Communist Party leader point is to gel him to 'finish a was badly wounded by the cata- line government revamp took Marie-George Buffet called dirty job,' then it's a very poor cal- strophic heat wave last August Police arrest on urgency after the opposition Chirac's decision "shocking." culation. The French don't want that killed nearly 15,000 people. left swept Chirac's right in "The message from the ballot the anti-social reforms of the Ministers for European affairs, regional elections Sunday, riding boxes was clear. How can one past and to come." industry and scientific research voter anger over nearly 10 per- keep in his post a prime minister "What the French want is a also were thought likely to go. 8 in London By Jill Lawless news agency, said all eight were of IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pakistani descent, but police LONDON — Police arrested would not comment. eight men and seized half a ton of In a sweep involving 700 offi- Moroccan group focus in bombing ammonium nitrate, a fertilizer cers, eight suspects were picked compound used in the up in London and towns to the By Mar Roman "Other options are not being ruled out, but "The investigation is advancing. In 18 days Oklahoma City bombing, in raids south and west on suspicion of THE ASSOCIAIEO PRESS primarily the investigation is going to go in we have arrested 23 people including some by hundreds of officers — one of involvement in the "commission, MADRID, Spain — The Spanish govern- this direction." Acebes told re]>orters. of the chief perpetrators of the attack," the biggest anti-terrorism opera- preparation or instigation" of acts ment named a Moroccan extremist group The group had surfaced in Spanish news Acebes said. Moroccan, British and German tions in Britain since the Sept. 11 of terrorism, London's linked to al-Qaida as the main focus of the reports, but this was the first time a Spanish authorities were involved in the investiga- attacks. Metropolitan Police said. Madrid bombing probe and said yesterday government official publicly identified it as tion, he added. 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Reigning given to the top lineman in the SPORTS REPORTER later at the MAC ing tournament MAC Pitcher of the Year Randi country. The Falcons will play host to tournament, 2-1. ting continuously, and hopefully the champion Nielson sports a 1.80 ERA to go The senior, named to the conference power Marshall in a MU leads the rest will join in. You can't expect to get Western along with her league leading Mid-American Conference's double header today. league in nearly Michigan on nine victories. Marshall also The Thundering Herd (20-14, every offensive 10 hits every game, but you hope to Saturday. boasts Uie top fielding percent- first team last season, is one of - 54 names on the list. 2-1), the MAC regular season category, most score your runs every chance you get." The>' are very age in the MAC at .968. 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They of run support, something Ross- Conference honors. third baseman was named MAC 0 decision at the New Mexico Davenport, Sarah Wilson and are a solid team." Co-Player of the week on State Tournament, only to be Amanda Williams are batting The Herd fair well on the Monday for her efforts in Mil's SOFTBALL. PAGE 9 Durbingets win after losing spot Devil Rays take MLB opener in rotation By Ronald Blum switched to when Texas traded IHE ASSOClAT!0 PRESS him to New York last month. By Tom Withers TOKYO — Fans in the Tokyo Hideki Matsni had the first hit THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dome seemed surprised. The of the major league season, a WINTER HAVEN, Fla. — Chad ones back in New York must first-inning double in front of Durbin never felt like a loser yes- have been shocked. the fans who adore their home- terday. On the other side of the grown hero, and he scored on A few hours after learning he world, playing wtien the rest of lason Giambi's two-run homer had been passed over to be baseball was in bed, the New to left. Gar>' Sheffield also had a Cleveland's fifth starter, Durbin York Yankees looked lost. checked-swing RBI double in pitched four more solid innings lose Cruz )r. hit a tying home his first game for New York. and led the Indians to a 7-2 win run that sparked a comeback, Aside from that, the defend- over the New York Mets. Tino Martinez put away his for- ing American League champi- Despite a strong spring, the mer team with his 300th career ons seemed jetlagged against 26-year-old Durbin will begin the homer and the lowly Tampa the younger Devil Rays, regular season as the long reliev- Bay Devil Rays roughed up "We don't look like we're that er in the bullpen after rookie left- Mike Mussina for an 8-3 victory alive, yet," said Mussina, who hander lason Stanford was given yesterday over the Yankees in hasn't slept well since making the final spot in the Indians' rota- the major league season open- the 7,250-mile trip last week tion. er. from Tampa, Fla. "We need a lit- "Not bittersweet at all." said People back home got up in tle life, and we just didn't have Durbin, who underwent Tommy the middle of the night to see it." John surgery on his elbow a little this? At the sushi stands and sake more than 18 months ago. "I can "Hopefully, it's 5 a.m. and not bars in the Big Egg, the talk was help the team in the bullpen. many people were watching." about baseball's most famous Stanford had a heck of a spring. Alex Rodriguez said, thinking of club. Yet after circling halfway He earned it." when the game began, New around the globe, all those All- Durbin made it tough, posting York time. Stars fell fiat against one of a 1.80 ERA in six appearances The team that dominates the baseball's least-known teams and persuading the Indians to AL East couldn't do much in the "I'm sure that there are a lot of keep him on their roster. Far East, getting outliit 15-7 and people driving to work right In four innings yesterday, he playing sluggishly in the field. now saying, 'Who are those gave up one run on three hits, A-Rod's first game in pin- guys?"' Devil Rays owner Vince while walking two and striking stripes won't be remembered Naimoli said. out two. fondly in the Bronx. He took In the second opener played "I can look in the mirror and called third strikes his first two by major league teams in lapan, Shlzuo KamOayashi SP Pi To feel good about what I did," said times up before doubling and Mussina looked as if he would GRIM START: New York starter Mike Mussina, center, leaves as the infielders gather on the mound in Durbin, who spent seven sea- popping out. But he did make have rather been back home in the sixth inning of the Major League Baseball season opener against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays at the three sparkling defensive plays INDIANS. PAGE 9 at third base, the position he YANKEES, PAGE 8 Tokyo Dome yesterday. The Devil Rays won, 8-3. From left are Jorge Posada. Alex Rodriguez, Joe Torre. Mussina. Derek Jeter and Jason Giambi. Stars are on sidelines Zwick listed as No. 1QB; For this year's Final Four, the star power is Ross sets his sights high on the sidelines with By Rusty Miller enced. To put into perspective make great decisions and make coaches more recog- IHE ASSOCI ATt D PRESS what the Buckeyes lost, consider big plays. nizable than their COLUMBUS, Ohio — Justin that 97.3 percent of the passes (Three years ago at another players. Zwick has the inside lane on Troy and 99.1 percent of the passing preview of spring practice, Smith, but they're only on the yardage came from Craig Krenzel Tressel asked senior Steve first lap. and Scon McMullen who have Bellisari about the three rules. It By Eddie Pens Ohio State coach lim Tressel graduated. Zwick. a 6-foot-4,225- was instructive that the one IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS anointed Zwick as the pacesetter pound sophomore, threw just 8 Bellisari couldn't remember was Looking at Duke's roster, it's easy to in the race for the Buckeyes start- passes a year ago and completed "make great decisions." The left- find a number of good players, but ing quarterback job. Tressel half of them for 24 yards. Smith, a hander, who tried to mm every only one household name fcv added that any early speculation 6-1,205-pound sophomore did- play into a highlight, frequently that would be the coach, Mike about who'll take the first snap n't throw a pass but returned five made errors in judgment on the Krzyzewski. on Sept. 4 against Cincinnati kickoffs for 81 yards. field that cost the Buckeyes.) Over the past decade or so, college would be a waste of time. "Now we have to find out Tressel said he's not in any basketball has slowly turned into a Over the weeks leading up to when the red light goes on and hurry to decide on a starting showcase more for big-name coach- K ttfe tomorrow's start of spring prac- we're out there on the field at quarterback this season. After the es than superstar players. That reality tice, Tressel said he has frequent- Ohio Stadium, who will step up annual spring scrimmage on will be seen clearly this year at the ly been asked, "If there were a and do the things that the team April 24, the Buckeyes have 29 sports biggest event, the Final Four. game today, who would start?" needs the quarterback to do," practices in August before the With apologies to Chris Duhon, "If the game was today, Justin Tressel said. season-opener. Emeka Okafor, RJ. Elder and the rest, Zwick would probably start," Neither Krenzel nor McMullen "It'll be exciting. We feel good the coaches will be more recogniz- Tressel said yesterday during a threw perfect spirals or had over- about all of them," Tressel said of able than most of the players this ^^ ?» n^^jd preview of the Buckeyes' 15 whelming physical tools. About the quarterback candidates. week when Duke (Krzyzewski) plays spring workouts. "Troy Smith all they did was win. They com- "They're passionate about Connecticut (lim Calhoun) and would probably play. But the bined for a 25-3 record the past becoming the Ohio State quar- Oklahoma State (Eddie Sutton) plays game isn't today. We have 15 two years, including a national terback. There is nothing that is Georgia Tech (Paul Hewitt, the only spring practices and both lustin championship after the 2002 sea- more exciting than having a relative unknown). and Troy will get tons and tons of son. chance to be the quarterback at "What people like seeing is the AP File Photo reps, as will Todd Boeckman. We Ohio State isn't looking for a Ohio State." teams," Calhoun said. "The name on FINAL FOUR: Oklahoma State coach Eddie Suttcn smiles have three guys who 1 think are hero at quarterback. Tressel's very capable." often stated rules for quarter- during a news conference. Over the past decade, college bas- they are also very inexperi- backs are to eliminate turnovers, OHIO STATE, PAGE 8 COACHES, PAGE 9 ketball has become a showcase for big-name coaches.

V.BGNEWS.COfrVSPORTS 8 Wednesday. March 31.2004 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Martinez instrumental in beating former team Griffey better but out YANKEES. FROM PAGE 7 any records of them having done that before. Both teams Montoursville, Pa. Trying to had ads on their uniform sleeves become the 100th pitcher with and helmets, a repeat of what 200 wins, he gave up a broken- baseball did during the Mets- of Cincinnati's lineup bat, two-run single to Toby Hall Cubs series here four years ago. in the fourth, then let Cruz tie it Actor Billy Crystal wished By loe Kay injury and tore a tendon in his 3-all in the sixth with his homer. Yankees manager loe Torre good IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS knee, ending his season in July. He Martinez, lulio Lugo and Toby luck in a pregame telephone SARASOTA. Fla. — Ken Griffey has surgery to repair the ankle Hall followed with consecutive call, and former New York Mayor Jr. was out of the lineup but in and tighten the shoulder. doubles for a 5-3 lead and Rudolph Giuliani and lapanese good spirits yesterday, an indica- Griffey has been able to run cliased Mussina, who took the Prime Minister Junichiro tion his latest injury is no worry. hard in spring training, showing loss. Koizumi threw out ceremonial The Cincinnati Reds outfielder that the ankle is fine He has strug- Paul Quantrill got three outs first pitches. strained his right calf while run- gled at the plate, hitting only .158 on tluee pitches to end the Women in pink-and-green ning out a grounder on Monday with one homer, but had avoided inning, but left after his fourth kimonos presented Torre and night, adding to his legacy of get- injury until Monday night. pitch, when Rodriguez banged Devil Rays manager Lou Piniella ting hurt near opening day. He slipped as he took off after into his right knee trying to field with bouquets. Many of the ads This time, it appears to be a hitting a soft grounder. He didn't Rorco Baldelli's bunt single lead- on the outfield walls were in minor setback. feel any pain at the time, but the ing off the seventh. lapanese kanji script, and Griffey's leg was doing much calf started to tighten when he Mix Heredia let the game women vendors walked better yesterday, when he was out played the field the next inning. spin away, making a wild pickotT through the aisles selling of the lineup for a game against Griffey said the ground was throw for a two-base error whiskey. Minnesota. The Reds planned to damp around home plate, caus- before his first pitch, then allow- Flashbulbs popped whenever give him a couple of days to recov- ing him to slip on his first step. ing a single to Aubrey 1 luff and a Matsui walked to the plate. er fully. Several players have complained two-run homer to Martinez, During 10 seasons in this ball- "He looks a lot better today about the soft field, playing his first game for his park with the Yomiuri Giants, he than he did yesterday," Dr. "It's been the same problem hometown team. became Japan's biggest baseball Timothy Kremchek said. we've had as long as I've been "Obviously, to beat the star. "Yesterday he had some soreness here." Griffey said yesterday. Yankees is great," said Martinez, Fans saw two teams at major in the calf. Today he has much less Griffey didn't want to talk about who helped New tork win four league extremes. New York, flush soreness and nice motion and the severity of the injury, referring World Series titles trom 1996-00. with cash, opened the season good strength. questions to the medical staff. He " Hie fans here love them, but we with a major league-record pay- "Of course, we're going to be said the calf was getting better. made them cheer for us, too." roll of $182.8 million, more than more cautious than not, but we're "It's loosening up," he said. Victor Zambrano got the win six times that of Tampa Bay, very optimistic." Manager Dave Miley is inclined for the Devil Rays, who have fin- among the two lowest in the Whenever Griffey gets nun, the to give Griffey a few days to let it ished last in all six seasons majors at $29.2 million. Reds flinch. heal. The Reds open the season at they've been in the majors. He Nine of New York's 10 starters The 34-year-old outfielder is home on Monday against the allowed three runs and six hits in were former All-Stars—the only trying to break a streak of three Chicago Cubs. six innings. AU-Star in the Devil Rays' lineup straight years with major injuries "It's the old standby day-to-day, cent I PusJurAPPtWo was Martinez. that scuttled a season from the but I wouldn't see any reason to The hosts did their best to INJURED: Cincinnati's Ken Griffey Jr. swings at a pitch trom Pirates duplicate the atmosphere of After the game, New York's outset. He tore a hamstring in the push it," Miley said. games back home, with some clubhouse was subdued. Special final week of spring training 2001, Reliever Todd lones also got starter Ryan Vogelsong and grounds out during the first inning twists, of course. adviser Reggie Jackson thought (ore a tendon in his knee during hun on Monday night, taking a Monday. Griffey left after that at bat with a strained calf. Kven though New York was about how owner George the first week of the 2002 season liner off his pitching arm. The ball tract last week and is competing Kremchek said. "Actually, you can the visiting team, the Yankees Steinbrenner, who did not make and dislocated his shoulder in the struck muscle in the back of the for a setup job, is likely to be side- still see die marks from the stitch- wore their famous pinstripes — the trip, would react. fifth game last season. right arm, just aliove the elbow. lined for a few days. es on the baseball. He got the I (all of Fame couldn't find I le returned from the shoulder Jones, who was signed to a con- "He's still got some swelling," whacked pretty good."

Stanford named Indians' fifth starter to start season By Tom Withers deal," he said. Indians manager 1-ric Wedge went to bed worrying about his of the starting five." "I'm not disappointed at all." IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Stanford, 27, began the spring called Stanford into his office on chances. Durbin closed out a strong Durbin said. "I'm going to get to WINTER HAVEN, Ha. — Jason in a battle with four odier pitch- yesterday morning to (ell him he "I didn't feel like I had nailed it spring by pitching four solid pitch, and that's all I ever want- Stanford doesn't have anything to ers for the two open spots at the had won it, ending 48 anxiety- down until they told me this innings yesterday in Cleveland's ed." worry about — at least until his back end of Cleveland's starting filled hours for an undrafted free morning," he said. 7-2 win over the New York Mets. Ultimately, Durbin would like first start. staff behind C.C. Sabathia, Jason agent who was working in a Stanford was bracing for bad He'll begin the season in the to start. But for now, he's happy tn Stanford was named Davis and Cliff Lee. Hull,ihi. N.Y., deli making sand- news when he walked into bullpen, pitching in long relief. be contributing any way he can. Cleveland's No. 5 starter yester- After veteran Jeff D'Amico was wiches not long ago. Wedge's office and saw pitching And the 26-year-old isn't com- "This is another angle for me to day, beating out Chad Durbin for given the No. 4 job, Jake Stanford pitched well in his coach Carl Willis. plaining After all, the right-han- learn about baseball and be a stu- the final spot and rounding out a Westbrook got sent to the bullpen final audition for the job, allowing "They didn't have any smiles, der had "Tommy John" elbow dent," he said. "The surgery kind rotation that will include three and Jason Bere was told he would one run and four hits in five and I was like, 'Oh, great,"' he surgery a little more than 18 of puts things in a new perspec- left-handers. begin the year at Triple-A Buffalo, innings on Monday night against said, "lust to be on the opening- months ago and has pitched his tive. I'm looking at this as a "It was a dream just to get the it came down to either Durbin or the I louston Astros Still, he didn't day roster is an honor, and it's way back on to an opening-day springboard to other things." opportunity, and now it's the real Stanford for the fifth spot. know if it was good enough and even more of an honor to be one roster.

Did you know... Chickens can't swallow while they are upside-down??? Tailback Ross focused on meeting his goals for season OHIO STATE, FROM PAGE 7 while hauling nagging injuries. points and 62 rushing raids a Editor Maurice Hall added 316 yards game last season. Now that they Tailback Lydell Ross said he has are missing defensive stalwarts never felt better heading into Ohio State's defense lost seven such as Robert Reynolds, Chris Applications spring practices. starters, so there are plenty of Gamble, Will Allen, Will Smith, BGSU are now being accepted by the "I feel great. I've had my best new faces vying for jobs. Damon Scott and Tim Anderson, Bowling Green State University winter since I've been here," said Cornerback Dustin Fox doesn't it figures that those numbers will University Board of Student Publications Ross, a 6-0, 220-pound senior. look at that as a negative. be hard to duplicate. for the following positions: "Two weeks and a half of winter "A lot of guys have been sitting Fox disagrees. conditioning and I got through around playing behind All- "A lot of people doubt we can every one. And my focus is differ- Amcricans and All-Big Ten play- be as good as we have been in the ent. I'm focused on being the best ers for a couple years," he said. last two years," Fox said, referring ninning back in the nation. I "Now they kind of have an oppor- to the Buckeyes 25-2 record. •BG News editor have to. It's a must. I've got to tunity to step up and take on "That's good for us It's an oppor- summer 2004 meet my goals this year." those roles and they can be All- tunity for us to show that we can Ross is listed as the No. 1 tail- Americans and All-Big Ten them- be as good, we can be better than back. He rushed for 826 yards selves." we've been in the past. There's no •BG News editor and 10 touchdowns a year ago The Buckeyes gave up just 18 limit to how good we can be." 2004-2005 academic year ■■■■v.v.v.v.vlfliv.vivvr^.-r.-rtv^.vr.v.v. 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Ra -The NF1. mling allowing Ohio State sopho- been considered. —The owners renewed the to play opener once again compromised on more Maurice Clarett and other "Some people were still con- NFLTrust, which provides $4 mil- instant replay, deciding yesterday underclassman and high school- cerned about replay," Tagliabue lion per team in licensing revenue SOFTBALL, FROM PAGE 7 The falcons will then head to to continue it for five more years ers into the draft, fash said if the said about not instituting it per- for shirts, hats and other products the I loosier state this weekend as rather than putting it in penna- court rules in the NI'Ls favor manently. "And there were many, with team logos. But Tagliabue Shaw hopes will change. they play double dips against nentfy. before the April 24-25 draft, including myself, who felt that agreed to appoint a nine-member "I don't think it's a matter of IPFW on Saturday and Indiana The owners did decide, howev- Clarett, Southern California putting it in for five years rather committee to look at all aspects of getting more out of them, it's on Sunday. er, to add an extra challenge for sophomore Mike Williams and than permanently would provide revenue sharing in the face of either we're on or off," Ross-Shaw "I'm excited. I think it's going to teams who have successfully used seven others would not be includ- an incentive for the officiating questions from several teams, led said. "It takes a couple people to be a really good game," Ross- two challenges. Since replay was ed department and the league office by Washington, Dallas and start hitting continuously and Shaw said about the game reinstituted in 1999, teams were Should that happen and the to continue to find ways to Miami. hopefully the rest will join in. You against the Herd. "1 respect the limited to just two challenges, NFL subsequently loses the improve it." —Tagliabue said he was recep- can't expect to get 10 hits every Marshall program, and I just love except for the last two minutes of appeal, a supplemental draft lor Twenty-four votes were needed tive to a contract extension game, but you hope to score your those games where you know it's each half, when a replay official those players would be held with- from the 32 teams to keep it. That beyond May 2005, when his cur- runs every chance you get." going to be tossy. I love getting up could order a review in 10 days of the court decision. was another reason, Tagliabue rent contract expires. However, The meeting with the for these games. It will be a good Commissioner Paul Tagliabuc The vote on replay was 29-3, said, why some teams were reluc- the commissioner, who will turn Thundering Herd will be BGSU's game for people to come out and and league counsel Jeff fash also with Kansas City, Indianapolis tant to put it in permanently — if 64 in November, added: "I don't home opener. watch." said that a federal appeals court in and Cincinnati voting against, but that were done, it would requite want to work forever."

Mets starter could get Coaches want players who will stay bumped after bad outing

COACHES, FROM PAGE 7 Dixon and Lonny Baxter — were track record of keeping players — some nights lesser minutes lhan they INDIANS, FROM PAGE 7 enough by Seo's lack of seniors, and forward Chris Wilcox who does these days? — hut his is could lie getting somewhere else." command and inability lo the front of the jersey is more impor- was a junior who left a year early. better than most. And that could The key, then, just might be the sons in Kansas Cily's orga- throw his breaking ball thai tant than the name on the back of the None were considered big-time stars explain why die Blue Devils have ability to work as a team without nization. "I made the they might replace him. jersey. I think people still relate to at any point in their college careers. reached this stage in 1(1 of the last 19 depending on astac team." Seo's spot seemed that" "They developed depth, played seasons. It's why Calhoun, Krzyzewski and Tim laker and Ben secure, leaving the club lo Good thing because dwindlingare eight, nine players, had a solid inside Krzyzcwski said it's not a matter of Sudan probably will be belter known Bmussard homered off |ae chose between Scotl the days of Bird vs. Magic, the Fab game and a very, very solid team," "selling" a player on Staying, than many of their players But it also VYeong Seo, originally pro- [jickson, James Baldwin, Five, and the great four-year college Hewitt said of theTerps. "It's a snared vision," he said. "It's might explain why those coaches, jected as New York's No. 4 Grant Roberts, Tyler rates stars like fatrick Ewing, Steve Alford, That's not to say there aren't great what's best for die player. I believe along with 1 lewitt, have made it this starter. But his job might and Aaron I leilman for the Christian Laettner and Mateen players in college. getting a taste of college is impor- far this year. suddenly be up for grabs No. 5 spot. Cleaves. Just last season, Syracuse won a tant." Seo came in with a 6.75 Now they could all be in There are many factors in play, national championship largely on Thus, for every Core)' Maggette — ERA in four starts and was the mix for two starting although the prime reason for the the strength of freshman Cannelo the star who left after his freshman roughed up for five nins jobs. shift is the large increase in players Anthony. Orangemen coach Jim year in 1999—Krzyzewskigetslolsof and eight hits in 4 1-3 Seo said lie's physically who leave school early to go pro. It Boeheim knew Anthony might leave guys like Dulion, a gritty senior who innings. The right-hander fine, attributing his subpar forces coaches to adjust — not only when he recruited him, but there is gutting it through a painful rib walked one and struck out spring to not having con- their Xs and Os, but the way they were no regrets. injury in the tournament in hopes of one. trol of ail his pitches. recruit, too "I knew he would help us," capping off his career with another Mets manager An I lowl- However, he's not con- "I'm a big believer in developing Boeheim said last year. "1 knew he'd title and GM Jim Duquette inti- cerned about being depth," Hewitt said. be a special player. We were talking "He's my first option. He conveys mated there's a possibility dropped from the rotation. Indeed, more and more coaches about him being the player of the what I would like to have out on the Seo could be dropped from "That thought hasn'i are trying to recruit solid players — year in college basketball. We weren't court really well," Krzyzewski said. the Mets' still unfinished crossed my mind," he said. not stars, necessarily, but guys who talking about being the freshman of Likewise, for every Okafor at starting staff. "Right now, I'm just getting can contribute for three or four years the year. We thought he honestly had Connecticut—an Ail-American who "We can'l afford to ride ready for die season and Florida's Billy Donovan gets a chance to be the best player in col- could leave with degree in hand after someone who is scuffling," the role I'm given. 1 still feel praised for routinely collecting top- lege basketball." just three years — there are many 1 lowe said. "It's imperative like I'm going to be part of five recruiting classes, but many of Kr/yzewski, meanwhile, has been otlier guys like Jarrett Jack, a "signa- lie gets il together. We're the rotation, and that's those recruits leave early and some, a master of keeping players around ture recruit" of I lewitt's who stepped not pleased by the results going to be my goal." like Kwame Brown, never enroll. The for longer than many people expect. up with 29 points for die Yellow this spring." Seo jammed his left Gators haven't made it out of the first The last time Duke was at the Final Jackets in the regional final when As a rookie last season, hand in the third inning weekend of the tournament in four four, in 2001, the Blue Devils won it Eldet barely played because of injury. Seo went 9-12 with a 3.82 while trying to field Ronnie P File Photo ERA in 31 starts. His 1881- Belliard's slow roller. He years. all largely on the shoulders of Shane "Don't call them role players," Ontheotherhand, there are exam- Battier, who stayed for his senior year Hewitt said. "They're all outstanding READY: UConn's Jim Calhoun 3 innings wen the most by staggered as he came oft ples like Maryland's 2002 champi- when he had the game to leave early. players in their own right. I give them watches his team ptactice. any Nl. rookie. However, the mound and fell to the onship team. Two key players—Juan Coach K doesn't have a perfect a lot of credit for maybe accepting on Calhoun's team will play Duke. the Mets are concerned grass. Preferred Properties Co. www.PrelerredPropertiesCo.com Make your home at: _ - Little Updated Haven House • Updated Fox Run • Piedmont • Newly Renovated Birchwood •Triplex Models Now Open Brother Call Sister coming Up for

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DOCTORS TESTIFY IN ABORTION CASES www.bgnews.com/nation NEW YORK — (AP) At closely watched abortion trials across the country yesterday, one doctor said he will risk breaking a new law banning some abortions and another said he fears he will be prosecuted for doing a form of abortion "1 consider safer." lawyers across the nation, are putting doctors on the witness stand to support their claim that the law is unconstitutional. NATION Lady Liberty to open again in July By Timothy Williams Currently, tourists can visit potential fire problems and a lack of days after Sept. 11,2001. IHE AssOC AH C PRESS liberty Island but arc not allowed exits. Airport-type metal detectors NEW YORK — Access lo the inside the 151 -foot statue or its Security screening procedures, were installed to screen visitors statue of Liberty which lias been pedestal. much like those at airports, will be boarding the ferry from lower closed since the Sept. 11 terrorist "This impressive monument has implemented along with a reserva- Manhattan. attacks, will be relaxed beginning always been a beacon for our tion system to reduce long lines. The island was reopened in this summer, although tourists will shores," Norton said. After the upgrades an' complet- December 2001. The statue itself still not be allowed Inside the statue "Unfortunately, she has also been ed, the public will l>e allowed to has remained closed. itself. a symbol to the darker forces of ter- enjoy the panoramic view from the Since the terrorist attacks, offi- Pledges of S7 million in dona- rorism before and after September observation deck at the top of die cials have said the number of visi- tions, including a $100,000 gift from II." pedestal, about 16 stories above tors to liberty Island has dropped Mayor Michael Bloomberg, will Bloomberg, who joined Norton at ground. by 40 percent. Still, more than 4 mil- finance upgrades thai were neces- a news conference on the island, They will no longer be allowed lion people have visited since then.

sary before the monument could he said he was "proud to have played into the crown, reached via narrow The upgrade project is being Jennifer Szymaszek APPtioto reopened. such a small role" in getting the stat- and winding stairs, because it can- overseen by the Statue of liberty- Secretary of Interior dale Norton ue more available to the public. not accommodate large numbers of Ellis Island Foundation. FREEDOM: New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the said yesterday that the observation Norton said an examination of tourists and does not meet local fire, The statue had undergone a Statue ot Liberty will reopen to the public later this sum- deck on the statue's pedestal will be the 118-year-old national monu- building or safety codes. major restoration for its 100th birth- mer, at a news conference on New York's Liberty Island, reopened sometime in late luly. ment in New York Harbor revealed The island was closed for 100 day in 1986. yesterday. It has been closed since the Sept 11,2001.

"The company is working on various alternatives to improve the company's Elderly at risk of losing homes financial resources." By Jennifer G. Yates about $11,700 in back taxes for THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1996 through 1999. It was sold at AUDITORS FOR ERNST & YOUNG UP PITTSBURGH — Joan Key a sheriffs auction for $18,.'141.70. worries about her mounting tax In Los Angeles. Terrell Dotson's bills. After borrowing money to home was put up for auction in 'Apprentice' success does keep her home from auction last 2002 because of an unpaid S546 year, the fiH-year-uld worked out tax bill. not mirror Trump casinos a payment plan on her unpaid In November, Helene Shoe, 89, taxes of more than $8,000. of I lershey. was threatened with By John Ciirran ful completion of one of these But she knows the'2001 hill will losing her house of 55 years IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS alternatives, the company's oper- soon l>c in the mail. because she owed $572 on a tax ATLANTIC CITY, MI. — ating results will increasingly "One of the things that really bill from 2001. The house was Donald Trump has become the become uncertain." concerned me was that the high- auctioned offal a county tax sale resident prime-time expert on 1 .i-.i month, Trump est portion of the pmpcrty tax hut later relumed to Sbue after what it takes to make it in the announced that Credit Suisse was for schools taxes. I just feel the buyer heard her story. business world, hut his real-life lirst Boston had agreed to make a that after a point, older people No national figures exist that casino empire is in trouble. 5400 million cash infusion into shouldn't be paying school reflect the number of Americans As Trump basks in the popular- the company in exchange for a taxes." said Key. whose two chil- over 60 whose homes were ity of his smash-hit reality show controlling slake. dren are adults with three sons of seized because of unpaid taxesor "The Apprentice," Trump Hotels If approved by bondholders, their own. foreclosure. & Casino Resorts is dealing willi n the deal would result in Trump's In recent months, the city has 1 lowever, last year in Allegheny Gary Dtnght Miller AP Photo mountain of debt, huge losses removal as chief executive officer. gotten more aggressive in going County, home to Pittsburgh, TAX BURDEN: Helene Shue. 89. sits at her kitchen table during and slid competition from glitzier I le would stay on as chairman. after homeowners who fall more than 4,300 homes were list- competitors that have eaten away Trump Hotels, which carries an interview in her home in Hershey, Pa., in this Nov. 11, 2003 file behind on their taxes. Kor the ed for sheriff's sale either because at millions of dollars in business. S1.8 billion in debt, has been elderly on fixed incomes and liv- of foreclosures, lo pay off judg- photo. Shue was threatened with losing her house of 55 years I he result is a bleak financial unable 10 finance major capital ing longer than ever before, that ments or because of back taxes. because she owed $572 on a tax bill from 2001. The house was outlook that has prompted the Improvements at its three Atlantic means many are at risk of losing The numlxT is expected to lop auctioned at a county tax sale but later returned by buyer. company's auditors to raise seri- City properties at a time when their homes 6,000 this year, and many concerned about the record At least 48 states, plus the ous concern about its future. competitors have been taking By law, the city can seize attribute the increase to more number of people—all individu- District of Columbia, have one of Barring a bailout, the company away gamblers. homes and sell them for hack aggressive efforts to collect taxes. als and especially seniors — los- three kinds of programs to pro- may not be able to continue as a ihimp's troubles come at the taxes at a treasurer's auction. City Council President Gene ing their homes," Ricciardi said. vide property tax relief for viable company, auditors for same time that "The Apprentice" Homeowners who don't pay the Kicciardi has called for a morato- In some cases, he said, the city seniors, according to the Ernst & Young LLP warned in a has become one of the holiest debt within 90 days of the auc- rium on treasurers' sales until the needs to help seniors work with National Conference of State letter to the company's board of shows on television. Millions of tion will lose their homes. problem can be studied. He their families because the homes I egislatures. 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PARENTS CHARGED AFTER THC FOUND IN ONE YEAR OLD BOY www.bgnews.com/nation NORWAIX, OH (AP)—The parents of a 1 -year-old boy who tested positive for marijuana have been charged with child endangering. According to tes- timony, the grandparents were baby-sitting the child on March 26, when they noticed he was unusually quiet and appeared abnormal. When the boy was removed from his highchair, he staggered and fell to the floor while attempting to walk. The grandparents took him to the emergency room where he tested positive for THC, the chemical in Marijuana. STATE "In our prayer service, we called upon our faith and our trust in God and his presence in both pain and joy." SISTER JANE MARIE KUDLACZ, CARDINAL M00NEY HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Convicted man Three Ohio teens dead put to death

By Carrie Spencer Peggy Lerch because she was THE ASSOCIATED PRESS killed to cover up another crime. LUCASVIUJ;, Ohio — A man The victims were never found, after weekend car accident who worked in a prison slaughter- but Wickline's former girlfriend house was executed yesterday for testified he used a saw to butcher THE ASSOCIATED CHESS High School, and Amanda M. students begin to grieve. messages to the injured and in strangling a woman after slitting the bodies and had a friend help YOUNCSTOWN, Ohio — Perraro, -16, of nearby At Fitch, a room was set up memory of those who died. her husband's throat and then dis- him discard the bagged parts in Orgy, counselors and teachers Austintown, a student at Pitch where students could go to talk "In our prayer service, we membering the bodies. Irash bins around Columbus. met with students mourning High School, were killed. with counselors, principals and called upon our faith and our William D Wickline. 52, was die The testimony by Teresa Kemp the deaths of three teens killed Nathaniel Pinkard, police teachers. At Mooney, there were trust in the providence of God 11th inmate to die matched the in a weekend car accident. chief for Mill Creek MetroParks, prayers and separate meetings and his presence in both pain by injection since account of police The accident also injured four said he may not make a niling with students. and joy," Sister lane Marie said. Ohio resumed (se- informants who teens Saturday as their car on the cause of the crash until "We let the students express Clergy from various denomi- ditions in 1999. He didn't testify'. slammed into rocks at the bot- the end of the week. He said he whatever they are feeling," said nations pitched in. Baptists was pronounced Wickline, who tom of a hill at Mill Creek Park. was waiting for autopsy and tox- Sister lane Marie Kudlacz, helped at Mooney and a nun dead at 10:11 am. at previously worked Anthony C. Childs, 18, and icology reports. Mooney's principal. offered grief counseling to Pitch. the Southern Ohio in a prison slaugh- Isiah Thomas, 16, students at Pastors, counselors and edu- Poster board was put out at Correctional Facility. erhouse while Youngstown's Cardinal Mooney cators spent Monday helping Mooney so students could write On Monday, the serving time for us. Supreme Court uirglary in the had refused to block 1970s, denied Wickline's execu- killing the couple. tion. He portrayed Wickline was ■* Kemp as a jealous, convicted in 1985 spurned lover of killing WILLIAM D. WICKLINE who invented a Christopher and tale to keep cus- forks' founder pleads guilty Peggy Lerch in his Columbus tody of her then-infant son after apartment over a $6,000 drug debt. admitting she used drugs. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS announced the deal on what ed — following decisions by Rut Assistant County I le was sentenced to life in prison CLEVELAND — The founder would have the been die first public agencies and private Prosecutor Dan Kasaris said for Christopher lurch's murder of a now defunct welfare-to- day of his trial on 43 felony donors to cut off funding. Roth deserves no sympathy. and to death for the slaying of EXECUTION, PAGE 2 work program has pleaded counts. He also must pay "That was his baby, and he "We view him as a fraud," guilty to charges accusing him of $51,000 in fines. feels terrible for what he did to it Kasaris said. 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MISSING: A flier is taped to a kiosk on Library Mall on Monday London at risk for in Madison Wis., in hopes of finding missing University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore Audrey Seiler. Police and volun- teers kept up the search Monday terrorist attack for Seiler, 20, of Rockford Minn., who was assaulted last month BRITAIN, FROM PAGE 6 Madrid train bombings this "Our community, the Muslim in an unusual incident that has month or to Irish terrorism. community, is being demonized police baffled. Seiler was last "Pan of the investigation will Clarke gave no details of tbe through these events,1' he added. seen around 2:30a.m. Saturday focus on the purchase, storage suspects' background or religious Of more than 500 people near her off-campus apartment. and intended use of that materi- affiliation, but he told reporters arrested under the Terrorism Act al," said Deputy Assistant that "we in the police service since Sept. 11, 2001, four-fifths Commissioner Peter Clarke, head know that the overwhelming have been released without of the force's anti-terrorist majority of the Muslim commu- charge. bianch. nity are law abiding and com- Police and government officials No leads in search of girl Clarke said the suspects were pletely reject all forms of vio- have been warning for months British, aged 17 to 32, and were lence." that terrorists will attempt a By Jenny Price apartment building showed her Kamholz said Seiler also was arrested as part of an operation Three of the arrests were in major attack on London. Britain's IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS leaving without her coat or walking near her residence when targeting alleged international Uxbridge and Slough, near strong support for the war in Iraq MADISON, Wis. —A universi- purse, and her door was left she was attacked on Feb. 1. She terrorist activity. I le said the oper- Heathrow Airport west of makes it a prime target, and there ty student who was the victim of open, police Officer lennifer was struck from behind by an ation, which Involved five police Umdon, and four in Crawley and were fresh calls for vigilance fol- a baffling attack in February now Krueger said yesterday. She also unknown assailant and knocked bices, was not connected to the I lorley, near Gatwick to the south. lowing the Madrid train bomb- has disappeared, and police and left her car behind. unconscious. She was then Police refused to say whether ings on March II. volunteers were searching for Police spokesman Larry moved about a block but was not there was any significance to the Blunken, the minister respon- clues yesterday. Kamholz said there is little infor- sexually assaulted. Nothing was Eight terror proximity. The eighth arrest was sible for homeland security, said Audrey R. Seiler, 20, a sopho- mation about where Seiler, of taken from her. suspects arrested In llford, east London. the arrests were "a timely more at the University of Rockford, Minn., was headed. Police have no evidence link- < Meets conducted 24 searches reminder that the U.K. and its Wisconsin at Madison, was last "We are very puzzled by it," ing Seder's disappearance to the Police arrested eight men that also targeted addresses in interests abroad remain a target." seen early Saturday near her off- Kamholz said Tuesday on NBC's Tuesday and seized a half ton Reading, Luton and north Ammonium nitrate is a com- campus apartment. "Today." "It's not typical of STUDENT. PAGE 11 of the fertilizer compound Umdon. In Crawley, a bedroom mon fertilizer, but it can be mixed A surveillance tape from her Audrey." ammonium nitrate in raids which community near Gatwick, foren- with fuel oil to make a powerful may have prevented a major sic investigators in blue coveralls explosive. attack in London searched a red-brick house as A half-ton bomb could kill neighbors and journalists looked hundreds if detonated in a o 10 mi on. crowded place. The IRA used a 0 10 km Residents in Luton, a town half-ton fertilizer bomb to blow north of Ixuidon where several up part of london's Canary Wharf Thumbs up signals Uxbridge Word homes were searched, expressed office complex in February 1996, Slough. " shock at the raids. Taxi driver killing nvo people. X London larez Khan said he knew one of A smaller amount of fertilizer Heathrow the families whose property was was used in the Oct. 12,2002, Bali inmate's execution searched. bombings, which killed 202 peo- "I'd be amazed if they were ple, mostly Western tourists, involved in any kind of terrorism. IRA dissidents used about 500 in Lucasville, OH They can't have done anything pounds to kill 29 people and wrong. They're a nice family," wound more than 300 in the EXECUTION, FROM PAGE 11 the death chamber, Peggy Khan said. Northern Ireland town of Omagh Lerch's sister silendy raised a "From what 1 heard, the police in 1998. In a Supreme Court framed photo of her and Ammonium nitrate came here at about 5 o'clock kick- The bomb that blew up a U.S. appeal, attorney David held it toward the window ing doors down like (the British government building in Stebbins argued that ► 1.7 million tons used in the from the witness room until United States in 1995 police TV series) The Sweeney.' Oklahoma City on April 19,1995, Wickline's trial lawyers did a guard closed the curtain There are young children in those killing more than 160 people, not investigate his past dur- ► Stable in its solid or molten form, after Wickline stopped but explosive when exposed to houses. What do they need to do contained two tons of ammoni- ing the penalty phase of his breathing. Nancy Fowler strong shock or high temperature this for? It's over the top." um nitrate. trial in an effort to avoid a then embraced the picture. under pressure Massoud Shadjareh, chairman "It's a very effective bomb. It's death sentence Wickline never looked in been used in hundreds of terror- ► Mixed with fuel oil to make of the Islamic Human Rights However, the state argued her direction, instead smil- bombs, like the one used in the Commission, said such high-pro- ist atrocities worldwide," said that Wickline was deeply ing and giving a thumbs up Oklahoma City bombing at a U.S. file police operations fostered an weapons expert Mike Yardley. "It's involved in his case and to his nvo younger brothers, government building impression that many Muslims the ideal explosive — simple, directed his defense every Robert and David. effective and cheap." step of the way. "He cleariy Approximate amount supported terrorism. "May tomorrow see the "These raids are usually given a was directing and in control Confiscated in London Michael Butcher AP Photo courts shaped by more wis- 1,120 pounds lot of importance when they are of his defense," said Kim dom and less politics," he taking place but when people are HOPING FOR LIFE: Suzanne Smiley- Norris, a spokeswoman for said in a final statement. Oklahoma City bombing released without charge it is not Rozic of Cleveland holds a candle repre- Attorney General )im Petro. 4,800 pounds news," he said. senting a Candle of Life before the exe- As Wickline walked into cution of William Wickline.

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Duties Torn Castro, the brother-in-law of ply now. April 10 deadline. Contact include extensive work in Excel, a Spaniard charged with supply- around campus for clues. Fliers [email protected] keyboardmg data, generating re- STUDENT, FROM PAGE 12 ing dynamite to the bombers. were posted at stores, dormitories ports, record keeping and filing. Ad- Court officials identified the vanced knowledge ol Excel is re- attack, Krueger said. and apartment buildings. Syrians as \Valid Altaraki and Personals quired. We need a sell-starter who Kamholz said Seiler had no Volunteers expanded their Mohamad Badr Ddin Akkad. is motivated and possesses excel- idea who may have wanted to search yesterday morning to the lent organizational skills $6 15/hr., At least six witnesses identified University of Wisconsin 12-15 hrs./week. Applicant must be prime suspect Jamal Zougam and harm her. 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O o H i H 1 N 1 N V .'J V TRAIN QUALIFIED CANDIDATES 41 Mil. captive n n Country Club's Professional Wait- Call 352-5239 1 k'l ■ J OHO I 1 nLHc; _■ l V d AS 42 Como _ Listed * staff and earn $13 an hour in a great V A 1 ■Mi H 1 (•I II 1'. 3 1 3 SERVERS 12 month leases starting 44 100 square meters working environment Apply in per- May 15. 2004: N V 1 OHN V 1 SHN M « V S son, Tues. - Fn 9-5, Toledo Country HOST/HOSTESS BARTENDERS 404 E. Court - 2 bdrm. apt. Club, 3949 River Rd.. Toledo, Ohio. 2 person S550 * util. Graceland (Grad Students) 43614 or by fax 419-389-4577 DOCK ATTENDANTS LINECOOKS/ PREP 420 S Summit - 2 bdrm. apt. 2087210/212 S. Clmrcli SI. Sports! Fun! Outdoors! Kldst HOUSEMEN/PORTER 2 person S460 + util. Moneyl Maine camp needs fun lov- SNACK BAR ATTENDANTS 426 1/2 S. Summit • efficiency ing counselors to teach land'water 1 person S265 ♦ electric iittb SAIL CAMP/ WATER SKIING 1 Slop in Im liiscinK or check website sports. Great summer Call 888-844- INSTRUCTOR 530 Manville - 2 bdrm. house 8080. apply www campceoar com INCENTIVE PROGRAM/ FLEXIBLE 2 person $530 + util Management Inc. vww.meccabtt.com■ 10 15 N. Main (419)353 SHOO SUMMER CAMP JOBS' HRS. EXCELLENT PAY!!! 605 5th A - 3 bdrm. apt. Resident & Day Positions Available CALL NOW FOR AN INTERVIEW 3 person S720 ♦ uti. June 14-July 31. 2004 TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY 905 Mourning Dove - 3 bdrm. house Hiram House Camp (216) 831-5045 200 YACHT CLUB DR 3 person S1050 + util. For Rent For Rent For Rent www.hifamnQusecamp.org ROCKY RIVER. OH 44116 Smith Apartment Rentals 419-352-8917 Summer employment full-time Get (440) 333-1310 EXT 225 a tan & work outside Opportunity for VAUDBIVEB - part-time. Provide 2 bdrm. unlurn apt available advancement. Make S3000-S5000. transportation to and trom social 1082 Fairview Ave. 721 4th St 3 bdrm.. 2 baths, central Male has room for rent for a clean, Subleasers needed for 2 bdrm. apt. Positions avail throughout Ohio. Fill services agency. Must be between Call Steve at 352-5822 air. dishwshr. Avail. May 15. $800 neat, responsible male. Furn. room May thru Aug. AC, w/d, dishwasher. Call 419-308-0451. out an application at www iamcolle- the ages ot 21-65. possess a valid 2 subleasers needed May to Aug. mo. plus dep & util 419-353-0494. with freedom of house. $200 depos- geprocom Ohio drivers license & an excellent 2 bdrm. Bottom ot house S450'mo. Apts. & Houses. it. S300/ mo No other bills 354-6117 Two bdrm. house. Close to campus The BGSU Upward Bound Program driving record. 10-19 hours a week 353-3233 Singles & Groups MOVE IN NOW-ONE MONTH 419-376-3399 Must be available trom 2-4 pm & 5-9 No Pets. 353-8206. FREE 1 and 2 bdrm apts. avail, in is a college preparatory program for 2004-2005 Winthrop Terrace Apts. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS from pm M-F. Salary S7 69/hc. Submit re- serene park-like setting. Inclu dish- 1 & 2 bdrm apts. available sume and cover letter to 800 Third Si 1 & 2 bdrm. Free heal. BG Apts-818/822 2nd St washer, heat, water, and trash Toledo, Ohio We offer a six-week 2 BR Apis avail. May or August Call 419-352-9135. [email protected] or Children's water. & sewer. Bowling Green Village 352-6335. Summer Residential Learning Com- S490 t gas/elec. 12 mo. lease. Resource Center. P O Box 738. munity Smith Apt. Rentals 419-352-8917. One large room efficiencies EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Bowling Green, OH 43402. 3bdrm..Cnm St.. 1 1/2 blks trom with private baths & utilities paid JUNE 26-AUGUST 8. 2004 campus Lg. Ivg rm.. Lg. kitchen, Graduate Students Call 352-5822 601 Third. 1 bdrm,turn. 12 mo. lease util. rm. w/d S825 plus util. Avail Subleaser needed for summer CLASSROOM INSTRUCTORS For Rent Mid-May. 419-352-7090. Undergrads 704 Fifth. 2 bdrm.furn, 9-12 mo. Hillsdale Apts. Cheap rent. Email Bachelors degree required, in se- ques. to [email protected] lected area of instruction. Instructor 3 summer subleasers needed from rates. A/C shuttle $100 MOVES may request class penod. Same May - Aug 1024 E Wooster Seniors. Grads. Couples Subleaser needed. 1 bdrm apt. on class period each day- Monday *'Lg. & sm houses md leases.low Call Steve at 440-225-0286. 710 Seventh, 2 bdrm, unturn, A/C, N. Enterprise avail, in April. Close to YOU IN! through Friday. Non-residential. Sal- as S220 mo.. 5inalfi5 or groups dishwashers, shuttle, heat included campus. Call 419-367-1858. 426 E. Wooster. Lg. 1 Bdrm. Let's talk..352-3445 On selected floor plans ary is Si 200 per class. 926-930 E. Wooster. 6 bdrms. Avail. 8/1/04. 5375/mo. Util inc. Subleaser needed. Great housing Morning Session (8:30am-945am 303 Merry, Lg. porch. 3 liv.,5 bdrms. 1-2 bdrms. Avail, now. Call Sara at 353-7547 Days. Ideal contemplative rural setting tor • Ground floor ranch style or 9:45- 11:00am or 11 00 am- 321 Merry A-D. 4 6 bdrm, gr shape. graduate student/ faculty/ serious 419-512-5457 apartment with private 12:15pm) 3071/2 E Reed St 3 bdrm, w/d. gar. 5 subleasers needed tor May-Aug student soon to be available. Ga- Subleaser wanted May - Aug. •Communications (debate, dra- 315E.Merrydwn., 2 bdrms. mcl mil. 517 Pike St Close to campus, lg. rage, non-smoking, no pets, minutes 2 bdrm. duplex. entrance matics, or speech) linked with a 316 &311 E Merry Apts lg 2 bdrm house own bdrm. Call 354-9547 Irom BG/ Toledo. 419-872-4976 For more info call 352-1995 • Patio •Composition (three classes will Listings 24/7 located at 316 E Merry be offered) linked with a «3 also EH. Call 353-0325 9am-9pm • Spacious kitchen •Social Studies (American his 1 bdrm unfurnished apt avail im- Going Fast! ■ Laundry facilities lory. American government, or soci- mediately 1082 Fairview Call 352- Houses lg. & Sm. ^709 5th Street^ • Pets welcome ology) 5822. Afternoon Session 11:45 -3:00 pm APARTMENTS • Convenient on-site parking or 3:00-4:15pm) 1 bedim.apt across Irom campus. Available August 2004 1 year lease. •Earth and Space Science ■ 5-6 Bed'ooms 2 Living Rooms laxsm s»jwt S350 * utilities 419-787-7577. ipmm ms •Applied Mathematics ■ Brand New Remodeled Basement •Algebra 1 bedroom apt. 1082 Fairview Ave ■ New & More Living Space : N SO Footage From 11 am try If/ until 3 pm •Geometry S390 mo. May - Dec. H GYPSV tANE 352-6414 •Foreign Language (Spanish or liiiuLMH1 r'Bdrm -3 Llu French) ***f."d™!"f Jl-a Porch.New Carpet iFor Reiervdllom - 351-2277 [Z]HO™D„OI t — . — . - 4-6 Barm RESIDENTIAL AIDES -Minimum 321 WWrV SJLCJ - CtrA.'C sophomore classification Must re- *t!!^'I»»5'j Grea, Shape' 2 Bdrm., 2 Full Bath, C/A FREE HEAT side in campus housing with stu- Shuttle stop across the street UaHiTla"1 2 B<,rm • L9 Porch dents Cannot be enrolled in Univer- .J"ZF\F*U ,nc'udos All Utilities SSOO/month Full Year Lease sity classes during employment peri- SPORTING LI.C = VARSITY od. Responsibilities include, but are For Rental Information: = SQUARE not limited to: Your BGSU Headquarters M- MAID SERVICE Contact Jack at APARTMENTS (1) Assuring all students adhere offered with Units 1-800-829-8638 to the rules and regulations of the M m* early Rams* 163 South Main Street Upward Bound Program and Bowl- for... CHI lor Into 4 uparftdM It 3530335. or Steve at Golf Discs ,- I0»m-9pr». or lilting available 24/7 ■•■Strvlnt Fin* Food Sine* l°72-- (419) 352-1150 419-353-7715 t=J ing Green State University at 316 E Merry #3 c.iB for Redixxd flatts J (2) Assisting with a classroom In-line Hockey x. activity when needed (3) Coordinating and implement- Baseball ing student activities during the eve- Softball ning hours. Single room, board and salary of $1500 Soccer Equipment Applications are available at the Upward Bound Program office 410 Saddlemlre Student Services Bldg. STORE HOURS Can complete an application and in- Monday thru Thursday 10 8 terview in program office MUST APARTMENTS have a transcript (official or unoffi- Friday 10-6 cial) to interview. Interviews will last Saturday 10 s thirty minutes - 9:30am until 4:30pm ^Sunday 12 4 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom and will conclude on April 2 Townhouses 123 S. Ma 1 n*St 1 .ft. Downtown BG Townhouses m MANDATORY staff orientations J on Saturday, June 26. 419352 3610 Furnished ~1 6 2- ** * Furnished 1 half & full bath Bedroom Bedroom KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA 7- 1 Half& 1 Full Baths Full basement Apartments Townhouses Full Basement air conditioned • Carports Carports Thank You! Washer/Dryer Washer/Dryer Hookup •IN THE 2 BDRM: Washer & Dryer - Alpha Phi Hookup - Chi Omega • Washer & Dryer Hookups - Alpha Gamma Delta ONLY ONE LEFT! Hookups 2 Baths - Sigma Chi 1 • 1 & /2 BATHS Full Basement Thank you so much for participating in our 1st Starting at Starting at banner contest and spirit point contest from $750/month $900/month the ladies of Kappa Delta! + Utilities + Utilil The winning banner belonged to Chi Omega and the winners of our spirit point competition CALL 353-5800 Today! Management Inc. belonged to Sigma Chi. Greenbriar, Inc. (419)352-0717 XK\ K\ K\ K\ KA KA K\ KA KA K\ www.greenbriarrentals.com BGSU BUS SHUTTLE SERVICE