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Living in a cardboard box growing problem overnight Students fear the increasing costs of college Habitat for Humanity will hold their annual By Tim Sampson cent Increase from last fall Box City to help Reporter I his puts BGSU'S rate of homeless | Page 3 tuition int rease above the lor many college students, the national average And over the most daunting aspect of higher course ol the last decade, tuition Kent State education can be paying lot ii at the University has increased cracks down a task which becomes int reas so much thai Ihecuneni cost ol on the smoke ingly difficult to accomplish as In-state tuition, $4530, is actu tuition continues to rise year ally more expensive than om- College security after year. ul state tuition was 10 years ago. dealing with more According to a recent arti- TheUniversit) Issympathel cle in USA Today, the average i< III hou such increases ailed marijuana cases than tuition at a public university in Students, said William knight. i the past | Page 5 the U.S. rose 6.4 percent in the assistant vice president for last year. HCiSU is no exception Planning and \< i ountabllirj tosuch Increases,Asa result the in the department ol Institu- Women in Univcrsin has had to balance tional research, diminished state support with "Were not jusi out to get Afghanistan student's needs by introducing everj i ent, It's just that stu- face the facts a new financial aid program dents don'i typically see the that allows students to avoid major cuts in the suppuri from The government costly tuition hikes. the slate thai the Univcrsin offers more women's According to the Ohio Hoard receives," Knight said. rights but not quite of Regents' annual fall Survey Indeed, a lack ol State sup of Student Charges, the total port has been a major conlrib equality | Page S cost of in-stale tuition at irting factor of tuition hikes. Howling Green uent up S40B this year, roughly a nine pet See EDUCATION Page 2 Falcon football rallies after last week's loss GUEST SPEAKER Stepping up after the loss to Kent State at Is the end of the print home. BG readies for the road | Page 6 era coming soon.'?
Danielle Cygan By Meghan Hunt need to liiie younger people motivates the Reporter Bray was Invited to speak lady Falcons by Melissa Spirek, who is a in today's world ol I NN, professor in the University's Cygan has sparked MSNBC, and news hlogs. u journalism Department. the offensive attack seems as it the newspaper is a Bray and Spirek have been dying breed. ii lends for man) years, and that women s soccer This is a point that the pin first met at ( leveland State needs | Page 6 lific journalist Dwayne Bra) Universit) In the mid-1980s, made in his speech in the where the) were both report- Union today. ers at the student newspapei Bra] hypothesized that with 'I'm complete!) bias,' Spirek the ever-increasing popularity laughed when their friendship of the Internet, newspapers uill was brought up. not last for more than 15 years "Dr. Spirek really talked the He told the audience <>i about world about him, so I was real- HO students thai il is now in their I) excited to COirte," said Katie hands, the hands of young (OUI Montgomery, freshman. nalists today to help save the Montgomery said Spirek had printed mediums of join nalism. come into her section of It )U It "Right now, I don't think 100a few limes in tell the class [newspapersl are progressive about Bray, enough.' Bray said. "I conscientiously asked Bring back I le said newspapers should him because I wanted our stu- the 80s and be diversifying ranks, bringing dents to have a role model.' in younger people because 95 Spirek said. straight jeans percent of editors are white, Bray is a man who has male and over the age ol SO, high morals, values and eth- Fall fashion is all and they all think alike. ics, she said. about the 80s. check Students get to college, get poor and get selling In order to attract the atten- out the trends tion of younger people, they PRINT | Page 8 By Bliss Davis sity announcing what books I had fbi sale Reporter from last semester," said the graduate of Stylex to hit DEMOCRATIC POLITICS Rockhuisi University BG in style Refrigerator stocked with — shelves-' With I hat worked really great until 1 found the new school year well underway, half eBay. I Hi- was even easier of a way to Local band will Commmittee recommends empty (issue boxes ami the last bottle of reach mote people about old bonks I celebrate their new water of a once full pack are what some had to sell.' album. Tight Scrapes, Studentsaie finding instead of the full stock Using iliis money making plan, Dunn for council seat on stage at Howard's they brought with them in August. 1 icctronii■shaig.iin has even gone as l.n .is tonight at 10 pm With plenty of stores such as to sell a car via Ebay | Page 8 Walmarl and Meijer nearby, items "I love garage saling and having By Megan Schmidt third candidate, lohn k. "Jack" for basic needs are most garage sales, this is the Rep Hartman, who was not in often within reach. It is ultimate way to do just attendance, received no votes Should schools allow "I love garage Issues with money, how- that, but from home." rheBowlingGreen Democratic Each candidate gave a nine- students to say the ever, that have the final saling and kim komaudo. who hosts Committee voted last night minute speech to the commit- Mexican Pledge cf say as to if these items are the biggest radio talk show to recommend Terry Dunn tee before the vote Allegiance? truly available. having garage in the U.S. that Internet and to fill the city council seat left "I have devoted my life to Bianca Mares, freshman, computer use. gives tips to by Sarah Tomashefski, who public service," Dunn told the had a plan before arriving sales. This is first-time sellers who wish to resigned last week to complete Committee as he desi ribed his on campus. use eBay to get cash. a law degree at Ohio Northern qualifications for joining cit) ' 11 lasically had a job before the ultimate Instead of selling numer- University. council. "I speak the language I got to school." she said. ous and expensive items at I he committee will recom- of city government." Along with ilu' traditional way to do just (inie. start oil small and get mend Dunn at next week- Throughout his career, city council meeting. The Dunn has worked as the \ il- SARAH LEIEY. Senior. way of earning money, stu- accustomed to using the site Piano Performance dents are also beginning to that, but from Also, lake eBa) seriously, as council can then vote Imme- lage administrator in Houses turn to other methods of "super" and power" sellers diately to allow him to finish Point, NY, filled the role ol "No. because the making money while away home." didn't gel to where they ate lomashefski's term, which town engineer in Sharon, Pledge of AHegiance is at college without time and effort. expires Dec. 31, 2007, or can Ontario, Canada, and served eBav wait up to '.10 days to make the just that - a commit- eliay, an online auction Despite the popularity and as Napoleon's cit) manager, Web site, has been around ease oi using eBay, turning final decision. where he supervised admin- ment"! Page 4 since 1995 and has seen to other methods are just as Chairwoman Sand) Wicks istration, police and waiei exponential growth in the 11 years it has effective. A broken television 01 an outdal said it was unlikely that treatment departments, been running. Byed by sellers as a way of cd video game console may not be of much the city would dispute the among others. easily turning useless items into valuable use to some, but placing an ad In the paper Democratic committee's rec- More recently. Dunn has merchandise, it ismwbecoiningapopular in posiing flyers for the junk" can instantly ommendation. acted as project manager modeof income for many college students. make such items worth something. "We have found our rec- for facilities management, TODAY A super sellei named fJcctrnnicsbargain In fact, manual services can also be ommendation carries a lot of design and construction at the Mostly Sunny was one of many students who took placed in advertisements. With papers weight (with city council!," University of Toledo and also High: 58. Low: 40 advantage of eBay, selling everything from often being the assignment ol choice for she said. "We do this vote serves as the treasurer of the old clothes to big ticks) items. many professors, offering services such openly and in the public and Maumee Valley Presbj tery, "At first all there was to do was put as typing for a fee can easily generate the the council sees that as a very During a question and up ads at the l)ookstore at the univer- funds some students are looking for. fair process." answer session with the can- Dunn won the election with didates, some committee TOMORROW 21 votes, while opponent l.ee Scattered T-Storms f lien I lakel received Iti votes. A OEMS (2 High: 57. Low: 47 k VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS. SPORTS, UPDATES. MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE 8 WWWBGNEWSCOM
will he able 10 pui on a more ROLLOVER BANDS extravagant night. pjBenedett^ .ige I Fiom Pjyt l "With more people involved, we will be able todoaloi more," alrcad) have my cell phone also lake the Stage. In aclcli- she said. 1 Eucalyptus residents compan) stealing m\ rollover tion. rheCocobeans, and hink- she understands that great 2 Put into cipher minuies, I don't need mj meal based local favoriteTtooSklnnj tilings can he done with team 3 Annoy pl.iii to start robbing mc too." I inrks. will be performing. fVvo work, and that il is important to 4 French cup Km current students like skimn liuik's arc no stranger get as many people involved as 5 Not kosher 6 Beatles movie Smith won't have to worn to BowlingCIreen with past pet possible with campus events. 7 Friendly lead-m about rollover affet ling them. fbrmances at Brewster's and Ryan Mi/ak. junior, is excited 8 Type ol salami H therolloveriscut.il won't Mate and Wally's. about this years Homecoming 9 Stirrup bone 10 Designer Christian happen until at leasi the I.ill llie concerts will follow the and spring concert. 11 Stirred up semester of 2007 and cur- I lomecominggameonOcl 11 " I he organization always 12 Pleasingly plump? rent students will be "grand Bin plans can also he expect- pulls through with great activi- 13 Hosp. areas 41 Summer shade fathered in." meaning their ed for the spring concert as U \(> ties," he said. 21 Synthetic fiber 44 Pseudoscience 45 Mouths oft meal plans will still mil over and Dance Marathon merge for And after seeing Dashboard 22 Notable years 26 USNA grad. 47 Pergolesi's oratorio. irnni semester to semester. the event. i onfessional at last year's eon 29 Aged Mater" Dunn;; his State nl the IIM) president Raquel Dalton eeri. Ryan and others, cam- 30 Niity-gntty 48 Jazz pianist Hancock Student Bwh Uldress last explained that in conjunction pus wide, anxiously await the 31 Stockpile 49 State with conviction 33 Camera part 52 Freewheel night, I IM i president Bernard with Dance Marathon, HAD upcoming events. 34 Excessive libido 54 Peruses I ittle said hi' didn't think 35 Beyond sight 56 ADC Incoming students will see .1 37 Demonstration partici- 57 Ravel problem with the new policy. pants 58 Feast the eyes upon "When il's getting low,uds 59 Ann and Ang " rhe realit) • «t it is. il the) 38 Light musical produc- paula\ 1 gel pretty stressed out," tion 60 Ref. sel member don't know 11 was an option BUDGET he admitted, adding that hud ACROSS 39 OSS. now the} won't miss it he said. From Page 1 geting might not he his most 40 Paid to play But despite these plans, "\l\ one professor told me il's admirable quality, 1 Miss Lane's man 43 Mountain ridges nothing is set in stone. And while creating a bud- 5 Mob enforcers 46 QED word bettet 10 budget your finances, 10 Challenge 47 Na Na Students should voice their gel might he priority No.l 10 concerns to Dining Services thai important things come first 14 SSS designation 50 ATM maker and stupid things come later," Kohring, she also advised seek 15 Snooze alarm option 51 Anatomical pouch because the office has an 53 Park. CO Rouse remembered. ing alternative acth ities to avoid 16 Inventor Sikorsky "open dooi policy," Little 17 Exploits 55 Redundant number of jalop- I his ad\ iee has permeated bankruptcy. ANSWERS said "I know BGSU in particulai 18 Ms. Verdugo ies? "(io in ami talk to them." House's lilr so heavily that 19 Lubricates 60 Nov. honorees she doesn't feel the crunch of has lois ol on campus movies 20 Redundant amount of land? 61 Bilko. briefly 1 '. . sBs ■ ■ 1 S. ' he said N 3 1 v i|d. , .ind intramural sports," she said. 23 Ethical Culture founder 62 French religious title •■ V consen ing cash, even though l J.A V ' 1 Q M, U H s|s■ I man hail a similar mcs "Spending lime with friends 24 Gas; pref. 63 Scraps tor Fido ' a she recentl) lost her job ai V 0 1 V 1 '1 sage in an inten icu with I he 25 Big galoot 64 On-line transaction - ■1 □ ! 1 V s doesn't necessarily require 1 1 1 - •■ ;> '. lit, News yesterda) Mylc - P 27 Observe 65 Depilatory brand 1 II I thought about ii all the mone) eithet You just have to 28 Nautical notes 66 Future atty.'s hurdle V •- 1 '-' •' | 1 1 •i V Diningservii es is exploring •■ 1 V ti 1 a 1 V|l 11 me il would priihahh si less me know tousewhal you have." 32 California sea 67 Eyelid woes mam different lunding strut- 34 Nabokov title 68 Editorial order '. V :) d C S n .mil nothing is certain out she said. 36 Morays 1 1 j II ' 1 ■ 1 0 While having a job might 37 Redundant amount of choco- N D 1 1 7 1 ' ' ■ ^ 8 yet, she said t V H V '1 'I v not he appropriate for all col- late? 1 1 Senior He/Mirtet Kelly Day 41 Bugle call 1 - 1 a 1 J ti d s 1 0 \ lege students, ii certainly helps HERE ARE THE FAQS 1 1 ■ 1 iiiiil 1 ditoi I i.'ii 42 Works out ■ '. < ■ :» -• junior Ryan Glass gel by. U 0 Q 1 Hi 1 1 s i ■ ' ■ N 0 Ihilivrslaill cimlrilmhil lo lllte _n "I c;o from paycheck to pay ■ 1 a V a|s ■■ l|l N i > cheek." he said, "I've always ■ - 1432 E. Wooslei. BG made enough money 10 gel ■ through, so ii- not realh a prob- (419) 352-4663 lem Ini mc ■ -delivery available- Mm even a relative!) high-pay- ingjobatVcri zon Wireless doesn't ■ Hours: Ham • 9pm Monday- Saturday oiler (,lass complete relic! from Delivery I lam-9pm Monday • Saturday ■ PASTA & SUBS common ftnani 1.1I pitfalls like ■ ' electronics, clothes, a significant other and online poker. The BG News Help Wanted For Sale Classified Ads 419-372-6977 AFTER SCHOOL GROUP LEADER 2 lickels OSU vs BG Game V hopes students will gel Involved . Will n„l llnmip Available 6 30am lo 6:00pm 50 yard line, section 22. Row 6 .j- ii..,i dlwrlminalr 01 Call tor more inlo Sara Perna $425 each 419-666-1465 STUDENT in local and state issues, p.niii u 419251 -9622 Submit resume lo: 2003 Monte Carlo L S Fiom' lad) funding lor higher educa- r&rvd Seafood kinal ONKIII sperna@ymcatoledo org 46K all I lake is my ID card, he said. tion. Little said legislators want Call 419-409-0461 Child care wanted alter 3 pm M-F Students like I ittle are used III 10 hear the voice ol students, not lor 3 year old boy. 10 12 hrswk Dell computer printer tiered desk purchasing anvthing on cam- administrators. Coniacl amahone@bgsu edu. Computer is ready to go & perfect pus with just one swipeoi their Ribeau agrees that students running cond System recently re- stored & all tiles cleaned All cables inc..1,1 need to take a stand. Campus Events DiBenedello's is hiring day delivery personnel & access included Whole package Wen' going 10 have lo shift I cgislators want 10 hear from S?00 419 575 0739. ask tor Todd 8lh Annual Learning Fair Thurs 11am lo 4 pm Mon.. Wed.. Fri. IIIII 1 ultlire," he said. "We need a students," he said. Thej warn to Sept 28lh 9 30pm4 30pm BTSU La-z-Boy rechner 3 yrs old. green, transition period." talk In ihemdiiei tly." Earn S800-S3200 a month lo drive contemp style with cupholders and 314. 315. 316 Look lor llyers or see armresls S225 lirm 419 352 1245 I \IIIIIIICI topic that brought stu- Little said Students need lo brand new cars with ads placed sludy skills website lor schedule ot on them. www.AdCarKey.com dents to the address was the issue write letters and talk to represen presentations Celebrate National Pancake Day ol rollover dollars. Some students, tatives in order to create change, like Angela Ferraro, didn't agree "Thej have people screaming Travel EVERY THURSDAY September 29 FIRST HOUR AT THE PUB with I ittle, who said dienione\ 10 ai them on a daily hasis about Morning. Noon & Nighl @ Mc Donald Dining renovate dining facilities had 10 why K-12 needs funding," he Hall Oil Food come hum somewhere, and roll said. "I ligher education is just as THURSDAY 5pm-6pm over dollars were the best option, important as K-12" FLATBREAD SALADS BLACKSWAMP PUB "Idefinite!) want [rolloverdol- Bui most Importantly, Little Lunch 11-2 For Rent lars] 10 stay." she said, li they hopes students will vote this Dinner 4 30-7 Exotic Dancers kepi the money] il's realh noi November, FOUNDERS FOOD COURT No experience needed, will tram " Avail Now Rms low as $225 Mo right." Km I ei ram look cotnlorl "I can mil siress dial enough," Call atler 8pm 1-877-258-2764 Also units startingl 1 -07 & 07-08 S.Y. @cartyrentals com. or call in the lad that the plan won't he said Travel with STS lo this year s lop 10 Experienced Cooks Wanted. 419-353-0325 9am-9pm affet 1 current students. Little hopes students will lake Spring Break destinations' Besl Night Shifts. Apply in Person Affordable 1 bdrm . quiet & cozy Ihr "I'm glad thai we'll begrandfa- a stand on issues al ever) level, deals guaranteed' Highest rep com- Myles Pizza Pub. 516 E Wooster missions. Visit www stslravel.com or ing room fireplace, kitchen $395 ihcicdin. shesaid. whether il's a campus. cit\ or mo plus electric 419-654-5716 call 1-800 648 4849 Greal group Rewarding part lime positions work- Little encouraged students slate issues. discounts ing with children who have develop- 2 bdrm furnished apt w gas fire 10 lake advantage of Dining " rake pride in your university," mental disabilities m a comfortable place Located next to water tower senices "open door policy," to he said, "lake pride in who you home environment in North Balti- on ManvilleAve. 352-5239. voice their opinions. I ittle also are and what you believe in." Campus Pollyeyes more Must be available evenings & every other weekend. HS or GED 3 bdrm house. 1 block from shuttle. Ihe reason you came to BG Garage. 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Living in a cardboard box growing problem overnight Students fear the increasing costs of college Habitat for Humanity
will hold their annual By Tim Sampson (cm increase from lasi tall. ox City to help Mils puts ISdSIJs late ol homelei | Page 5 tuition ini n die I oi man) college students, the national average \u
■ after year. of-slate tuition was dealing with more Vi online lo a rocenl am I he I Inivcrsit) issvmpal trie in Us\ rbday, die a\ ii to how sui h in. i' marijuana cases than tuition ai a public universit) in students, s.nd William Knight. in the past | Page 3 die II s. rose 6.4 percent in the assisiant , l loi lasi \ear. IM.MJ is no CM , I'lanning and v. i mint. tosuch increases. \sa result the in the depaimieni ol institu Women in Universit) has had to balance tional rese.m Ii diminished stale supporl with "Were not jusl mil to gel Afghanistan student's needs by introducing even i tl stu- face the facts a new financial aid program dents doni . the thai allows students lo avoid majoi cut- it : from The government (osih tuition hikes the state ili.it the 'Inivcrsit) offers more women s According to the Ohio Hoard i-s, Knight ■■ ol Regents annual I all Suivcv Indeed, a sup ol Student t harges, the total pint has in i oiitrih equalit. | Page 5 tost oi in-state tuition ai uting factor ol tuition hikes. Bowling (iieen went up 540b this year, roughl) a nil i EDUCATION Falcon football rallies after last week's loss GUEST SPEAKER
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Danielle Cygan By Meghan Hunt need to hireyoungi motivates the Bra\ was in\ iled to speak In Melissa Spirck, win lady Falcons 1 In today's world ol < W iimcisin s Cygan MSNBt . and news blogs, ii journalism Dtpartmeni. the offensive attack seems as it the nevvspapi lira) and ! been dying breed, friends foi main years, and rxcer I Ins is a point that the pro- first met at I Stale | Page 6 line journalist Dwaync Brav made in his speech in the where Union today, Braj hypothesized thai uith Tin complex the ever-ini leasing popularil) luughi i idsliip ol the Internet, newspapers will was brought up. not last for more than I "> years. "Hi spuek reallv I,ilked the lie told the audience ol world about him, so l wa- HI) siiideiits that it is now in their ned to come, said Katie hands, the hands of young Montgomery, freshman nalisis todaj lo help saw Ihe Vlonlgomi el had printed mediums of journalism. come into Ii. II illl! "Right now. I don't think 11)0a lew tunes to : newspapers are progressive abouil enough.' Brat said 'I cons( lentioi. Bring back lie s.nd newspapers should htm because I warned our stu- the 80s and be diversifying ranks, bringing dents to ha m younger people because 95 Spiiek straight jeans pen cut ol editors are white, Bra\ i- ,. ii1,i male and over the age ol 50, high morals, values and ■ and the) all dunk alike u s. she about the 80-- Students get to college, get poor and get selling In ordei lo attract the atten- out the trends tion ol youngei people, iltej PRINT |Page 8 By Bliss Davis sity announcing whal hooks I had foi sale Stylex to hit from last semester," said die ci.iilu.iii' ol DEMOCRATIC POLITICS Rockhursl University. BG in style Refriger i stocked with — shelves? With I ti.it worked reallj grcal until I found eBay. I his was even casici ol a waj to Local hand will the lira school year well underway, hall Commmittee recommends empty tissue boxes and the last bottle ol reach more people about old hooks I watei ol ,i once full pack are what some had lo sell.' students are finding instead ol the full stock Using this money making plan, Dunn for council seat on stage at Howard's they brought with them in Utgust. Electronicsbaigain has even cone as (ai as tonight at 10 pin With plentj ni SIIIICS such as io sell a cai via i bay. | Page 8 Walmart and Meijer nearby, items "I love garage saline and having By Megan Schmidt third candidate, lohn K la. k for basic needs are most garage -ales rhis is die ILniiii.iii. who was not in often within reach, li is "I love garage ultimate waj to .lo just attendance, received no vines Should schools allow issues uiih money, how dial. Inn from home." rheBowlingGreenl lemoi i.ttn Each candidate gave a nine- ts to say the ever, that have the final saling and Mm Komando, who hosts Committee voted last night minute speech to the commit Mexican Pledge of say .is in if these items are the biggest radio talk show to recommend terrj Dunn tee before the vote. to lill the cit) council seal left I have devoted mi hie to Allegiance? truly available. having garage in the U.S, that Internet and Bianca Mares, freshman, computer use, gives lips to In Sarah r/omashefski, who public sen ice. Dunn told the had a plan before arriving sales. This is First-time sellers who wish m resigned lasi week to complete committee as he desi ribed his on campus nseeBaj to gel cash. a law degree at Ohio Northern qualifications lor joining cit) "I basically hadajob before the ultimate Instead ol selling numer- University. council 'I speak die language I KOI in school,' shesakL ous Mu\ expensive Items ai The committee will recom- of cit) government." Along with the traditional way to do just once, Stan oil small and get mend Dunn al next neck's I liioughoui his career, Dunn has woiked as the vil- SARAH LEIEY. waj ol earning money, stu- accustomed to using the site cit) council meeting. Hie nmnce dents are also beginning to that, but from Also, lake ei'i.n seriously, as council can then vote imme- lage administratoi m Houses turn in other methods of super" and "power" selleis diate!) lo allow him to finish Point. NY, Idled the idle ol "No. because the making monej while away home." didn't c«'i io where they are rbmashefski's term, which town engineei in Sharon, Pledge of Allegiance is ai college. without time and effort expires Dec. 31, 2007, oi can Ontario, ( anada, and sei ved Despite the popularity and wan up to lOdays to make the as Napoleon s cit) manager, just rliat - a commit- eBay an online auction Well site, has Inni around ease oi using eBay, turning final decision. where he supervised admin | Page 4 since 1995 and has seen lo oilier methods are JUSI as Chairwoman Sand) Wii k- Istration, police ^>M\ water exponential growth In the 11 years ir has effective. A broken television or an outdat- saui ii was unlikel) that treatment departments, been running Eyed by sellers as a way ol ed video game console ma) not beof much Ihe city would dispute the among others easirj turning useless Items Into valuable use to some, bul placing an ad in the paper Democratic committee's rei More recently, Dunn has merchandise, ilisnou hcconiitij;.! popular or posting flyers for the "junk" can Instantly ommendation, ai ted as project managei niudeol income lormain college students make sin h Items worth something "We have found our rec- loi facilities management, TODAY A super seller named Electronicsbargain In lad. manual services can also he ommendation carries a lot ol design and construction at the Mostly Sunny was one ol man] students who took placed in advertisements, With papers weight iwith city councill," Universit) ol foledo and also High: 58. Low: 40 advantage of eBay, selling everything from often being die assignment ol choice lor she said. "We do this Mile selves as die treasurer ol the old clothes to big ticket Items, mam professors, offering services such openly and ill the public and MaumeeValle) Presbytery. Al lirsl all there was lo do was put as typing loi a lee (an easiK generate the the council see. that as a very During a question and up ads at the bookstore ai the univer- hinds some students are looking lor. lait pun es.. answei session with die can Dunn won die eleclion witli didates, some committee TOMORROW 2\ Miles, while opponent I ee Scattered T-Storms I lien Hakelreceived 16votes, \ DEMS High: 57. Low: 47 k VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS. SPORTS, UPDATES. MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE CAMPUS WWWBGNEWS.COM 2 Fnday, September 29,2006
OLD SCHOOL HQU£L BLOTTER WEDNESDAY 9:58 *.m. Grandma, what a nice degree you have forme* employee of a South Man Miert busi ness leporwd (o be hading «to company **rw-t By Blisi Davli "At first, the students were has grandchildren ranging in have to keep up, so I don't ever 10:41 ..«. FACT BOX have to catch up," she said, The Bowling Gf«?n Ixenw BuieJu *t-o-ved Reporter kind off stand-offish because age from one to 13. Her family How common are older students while recalling Labor Day title of d sioWt vehicle Deaiei reported to haw maybe they assumed I would be attending college? has been very supportive of her qotten the car at an auction I • weekend. Instead of enjoy- An education opens the door to motherly. After a couple of weeks The National Center for decision to go to college. I .n anothet to*" Wlw> i- "They feel like it's my turn ing activities, she was indoors to the shop, the car was not then? many possibilities, something when they saw I hadn't done any Education Statistics (NCES) Robin Bryant, freshman, Is find- one motherly thing, everybody now," she said, recalling their studying. She uses the week- 10:4* a.m. says that along with the end as her opportunity to stay i Met! yenng and threaientrv; ing out first-hand talks to me, everyone speaks," initial reaction. increase of student enrollment on top of her classes. f-iad residence But she's not an ordinary she said, recalling reactions to in general, enrollment of older "Everyone in Philly said, Go 10:54 ..HI. ahead, it's your turn.'" Although Bryant isn't the freshman. their not-so-average peer. students will increase as well. * i.iartment reported bttten tnto on Bryant said that she hasn't typical student, she still shares Bryant, a 50-year-old moth- Robin Bryant is a journalism A projected increase of nine er and grandmother from major and had gotten informa- had any problems getting the same woes as many other 3:02 p.m. percent is expected tor students along with her floormates, students on campus. She takes .'■■icstef Philadelphia, is attending col- tion about the University from over the age of 25. oul o\ hs lege for the first time this fall. her brother and friends in the though her schoolwork keeps advantage of the campus shut- ■:calledanother
■ of BGSU's funding came from Knight, the University expects ating with unbelievable In other words, the students big hit with the parents and you the state government. That to spend about 16 percent of amounts of debt these days," would be locked into paying could sort of see them breathe a 2:17 a.M. amount has since dwindled to this year's budget, roughly $50 McRoberts said. "And if the same tuition rate from their sigh of relief." Bedford said. ■ one-third. million, on financial aid alone. you're in a family were finan- freshman year and would be When the program starts it will only be open to students ■ I ligher education is seen as "We have not only tried to cial resources are extremely Immune to any increases over a more discretionary expendi- increase the amount of its limited, taking on all that the next three years. determined to be of "high finan- 2:24 a.M. ture by the state government, own money that the university debt is a scary proposition." McRoberts touted the pro- cial need." but the Univrisiu explains Knight, and so when spends to offset the increases in A new financial aid program gram as being a way to pro- hopes to expand the program if Ohio's economy went into a tuition," Knight said. "We have in particular hopes to deal vide peace of mind for stu- it is successful. influenc-- recession five years ago, fund- in fact tried to get ahead of it." directly with the problem of ris- dents and parents. "This is something we'll ■■■■■. ing for public universities was It's important for the ing tuition. "A student can get a belter watch and see how it does," ■ one of the state's first programs University to provide ample The Tuition Certainty feel when they start school of McRoberts said, "and it is cer- to be cut back. financial aid because stu- Program, will start next fall how much they'll be paying for tainly our hope that we'll be AccordingtoXorrn Bedford, dents are more likely to seek for this year's entering fresh- tuition, year, after year, after able to expand this program in CITY BRIEF associate director of student a college degree when they men class. It's a grant program year, "he said. the future." Arson still suspected After over five months, city officials blers. They protected him from school because of his passion After working with the LA from the police and fire department are their illegal activities though, for baseball. When he got to Times, Bray returned to the still investigating the Eclipse Salon fire. PRINT because they said he was smart, college, however, he realized Dayton Daily News as their From Page 1 The building, located next to Myles and that he was doing things that the summer he had spent sports editor. Pizza on E. Wooster has been boarded they could not. slacking off with friends would "I've never gotten up in the up since the event. A sign on the building Spirek's praises had a good Bray still speaks to those cost him a position on the uni- morning and felt like I had to go says that arson is suspected. effect, as il made students excit- friends, despite the fact that versity's team. to work," said Bray. ed to come and see what advice they have all gone down differ- So he walked into the Bray has won awards for his Captain Mike Instone of the Bowling Mr. Bray might have to offer. ent paths. He tries to speak to doorway that would change efforts, and has even caused pol- Green Fire Department urges anyone "I really was interested in that them as often as possible and his life, the doorway of the icies to change with his stories. who has information about the fire to he's African-American and he's sees them whenever he can. In university newspaper. Bray said without hesitation contact the fire department or Crime so successful in this field," said fact, he said, his first stop upon He continued working at that his favorite story was one Stoppers. "There is a reward for up to Kristin Brown, freshman. returning to Cleveland last week newspapers, and swiftly flew that uncovered police abuse in $5000." he said Chip Myles. the owner Bray said he grew up on was the Million Dollar Block. up the ranks, because he had Dayton. Because of his story, of the building, said he doesn't Icnow what is now called the "Million "Never forget where you come something that not many of the Dayton City Police insti- when the building will be opened again. Dollar Block"' i n I he i n ner-city of from," Bray said. the other reporters had: street tuted a "Lie and Get Fired" "I am in litigation with my insurance com- Cleveland. I lis friends were car- Bray continued to say that experience. program, and if a Dayton pany." he said theives. drug dealers, and gam- he only made it through Bray went places that not policeman is found to have many others would go, and his lied to Internal Affairs, he is MSONRENINEIt if KG NEWS break came in the early 1990s, immediately terminated. STORYTIME: Dwayne Bray gives advice when he was the only reporter The experienced journalist and shares his stories about how he got to brave enough to venture into outlined a sort-of "to-do" list for work a! ESPN the housing projects of Dayton, student journalists to achieve Ohio, to uncover the rise in before they enter the real world. the selling and using of crack The most important thing Bray The last piece of advice Mr. cocaine. Because he had street said was to get involved. Write Bray gave was to network. experience, drug dealers grew and edit whatever you can, and "You're gonna get your job totrust Brayand eventually told get connected to a publication. on...who you know," he said. him their story, which landed "Go with the flow...be willing "Don't be afraid to take less Bray many job offers from to be open to more things..." money to get your foot in around the country. Brav said. wthedoor."
former position on the city said. "I'll try to discuss the DEMS council's finance committee. problems while they are still From Page 1 "As a treasurer, I'm used to little problems." dealing with money," he said. Larry Sorrells, current city members voiced concern that "But I'm also willing to serve council member, said he was his other current positions wherever I'm needed." pleased with Dunn's victory, may leave Dunn with little As for the relationship but that any of the candi- time to fulfill the duties of a between permanent residents dates were well-qualified for councilman. and University students in the position. Dunn said commitment Bowling Green, Dunn said he "We had three outstand- would not be an issue for has already developed a strat- ing candidates."' he said. "It's him, however. egy for dealing with disagree- an enormous job and I'm "loining city council would ments that can sometimes impressed with him and wish take top-drawer priority for occur between the two groups him well." me." Dunn said. "This job takes on city issues. Wicks agreed. a lot of work, a lot of effort and a "The solution is to have a "This is not an easy decision lot of energy and I'm prepared regularly scheduled dialogue to make, but I think we have to give that to the city." to get to these issues early and chosen someone who is very Dunn also said he was confi- solve them before they become dedicated and committed," dent he could fill Tomashefski's major stumbling blocks," he she said. TRANS FAT AND PROUD OF IT JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE, INC. BGSU Dining Services brings you a healthier lifestyle by cooking with Clear Vallcy'oil. Rental Office: (419) 354-2260 Studies have shown that reducing trans fats, as part of a low fat diet, improves 319 E. Wooster, Bowling Green, OH cholesterol levels and decreases the risks (Across From Taco Bell) for heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. A simple change, over time, www.johnnewloverealestate.com can make a big difference. Hours: M-F: 8:30-5:30, Sat: 8:30- 4:00 Dining Services preparing you today, for a healthier tomorrow. BGSU DINING SERVICES IJI" II Food With Character ■j ijj ■ i ; WWWBGNEWS.COM CAMPUS fnHay September ?9.2006 3 GET A LIFE CALENDAR OF EVENTS Habitat for Humanity stirs
TODAY 7:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. support for homeless National Pancake Day McDonald Dining Center By Karri Ondus we all signed our names to the CARDBOARD CARE Reporter last piece of siding.' I'ersichilli 1:30-2:45 p.m. said. "The best pan was seeing Whit Bo. Cry Interviewing Workshop There'sonlyoncplaceoncamptis the faces oi those wewere actu- 360 5addlemire to find pirate ships, castles and al!) helping." Who: put on by Habitat for farm silos — Box City, an event Diane Schwab, junior, is the Humanity hosted by Habitat for Humanity president olthe linivcrsit y chap- 3 - 4:15 p.m. in spread awareness and raise terofHabftal for Humanity. Like When: 4 pm September JO Resume writing workshop monej I'm thehomelees. Persichilli, Schwab has seen until9am October 1 360 Saddlemire At Box City, located in firsthand people affei ted bj the grassy area in front of homelessness, Where: grawy held m tront of Saddlemire and the Hock, "As one of our awareness Saddlemire and the Rock 6:30 p.m. students create their own activities, this experience will Artist Lecture Series: Lydia S Thompson place to stay the nighl out of give people a chance to experi- Cost: Items Needed none, all provided Fin* Arts 204 cardboard boxes and other ence homelessness for them- materials, like duct tape, selves," Schwab said. provided at the event. Those But this doesn't mean After finding out the concept 6:30- 830 pm. who shack up in the make- Students don't have tun at of Box City, Pingle thinks the Pirates of the Caribbean 2 shift city will be treated to the evenl too, Schwab said event sounds like something Union Theater free dinner and breakfast as that at last year's Box I n\. he might be interested In. well as prizes for the best and students managed to lash- "I'm going to think of some- most creative houses, ion a three story cardboard thing awesome to build- 8 p.m. Mary I'ersichilli, senior, box, and some actually maybe an box igloo, because Concert Band. University Band and Wind participated in Box City last slept on both the first and it's getting cold," Pingle said. Symphony year and said it was weU wort h second floors. Students wishing to join Kobacker Hall the one night she spent in a Although students like Habitat for Humanity can cardboard box, Although Jordan Pingle, junior, might simply stop by a meeting to I'ersichilli was glad to help have seen the boxes Habitat check it out. I lie group meets SATURDAY draw attention to homeless for Humanity placed around on Wednesday nights in 8 a.m - 545 p.m ness, she said that another campus tt> draw attention to t Use,imp 226 at 9:30 p.m. and 50th Annual Early Childhood Conference part of her involvement with Box City, they might not have anyone is welcome, JASON RtNtNei! -.. -!'■ ',;.•, Olscamp Hall Habitat for Humanity was even understood completely. If the University is begin- more touching. "I'd been wondering what ning to seem boring, stop by THE SOFT SOUNDS OF CAMPUS "Oncewe built ahotisi'wherea that box In the Union was Box City on Sept. 30 to check 8 p.m. 16-year-old girl was going to live. about for awhile." Pingle said. out an array of cardboard edi- Bowling Green Philharmonic JAM SESSION: Playing the guitar and enjoying a cool September breeze rs She helped us actually build the "Ever) day, I walked by and fices — and possibly an igloo Kobacker Hall sophomore Adam Hilty. a buisness major. house, and when we were done, wondered, what's a Box City?" or two.
HIV project MAC SCHOOLS at Columbia Smoke rises in Kent as marijuana citations increase
By William Hag.man By Steve Bushong a significant increase in mari- realize smoking is strictly pm MCT U-WIRE juana citations in thccilv, which hibited there, they go looking "They think, 'There's this isolated patch of could correlate with rising mari- foi covert locations outside. For the 25th anniversary of KENT, Ohio — Its smell is juana citations on campus. They think, "1 here's this iso- woods over by the Liquid Crystal Institute, I the first diagnosed cases of unmistakable — a pungent "If more (marijuana) were lated patch ot woods over In the AIDS, the Columbia College confection ofdirty gym clothes, being brought into the city; It's Liquid Crystal Institute, I bet no bet no one has smoked over there,"' Chicago launched Critical fallen leaves and exhaust from probably going to end up in sin one lias smoked over there," Encounters, a project thai v a diesel engine. doit's hands, whether on cam- Sweigert said. .■weigert | De addresses AIDS and HIV I'hisyear, Kent Stale llnivci sit \ pus or not.'' Lee said One student said every time and, during a three-year arc, police have been encountering Official statistics for recent lie walks by the win ids he smells For a first offense, a student have tried marijuana at some will teach students what civic the distinctive smell of mari- citations In Kent will not be marijuana smoke - something will receive a year nl probation, point in their lives. 17 percent engagement really means, juana more frequently than in available for a couple weeks. that police are well aware of. with the expectation lie won't nl students had used marijuana through classes, projects and the past. Andrew Pitrone, freshman Sweigert said between the break the law again. Buta second in the past month, according to public events. Police have cited 13 people. visual communication design bike and fool |)ai mis. people are offense can result In suspension the latest IKent Statel university "There was a lot of input mostly students, for possession major, said the increase in clest ined to get caught. Students from the university, larvie said. alcohol and drug survey. on this," said provost Steve of marijuana this semester, up citations could be the result cited for marijuana possession In addition, students must Those results, from a 2004 Kapelke. "What we saw was from six at this time last year, of relaxed attitudes towards face an array of sanctions. report any drug offense on survey, show improvement over an opportunity to enlarge act HI ding to police records. marijuana. A police citation lands an their I Al SA forms, which could the 2003 survey. the framework, the con- Detective Carl Sweigert isn't "It seems widely accepted, offender a date in municipal exclude them from government text, in which the subject sure where the increase in num- except with authority." he said court, as well as a white slip, bn.incijl .-ltd, siid Mirk I > ins, of HIV/AIDS was being bers is coming from. "It's so relaxed, people don't see which is an invitation to the student financial aid director. framed. That's how the idea "Does it mean we're out there the problem." Office of ludicial Affairs. The same sanctions apply of Critical Encounters came looking for more and finding Sweigert said a spike in mari- "It's against the law. and we to those cited lor possession of about. What we're doing it, or does it mean there's more juana-related citations are nor- don't have any other choice but drug paraphernalia. Police have with Critical Encounters is going on? We don't know the mal at the beginning of the to take care of it judicially." cited nine people for the offense Management Inc. taking on a different subject answer," Sweigert said. semester. New students aren't said Dean of Students Greg this semester. By this time last of importance each year, Kent Police U. Michelle Lee familiar with the policies in the larvie, "We take a hard stance year, they had cited only three. Running Specials collegewide. Our faculty, our doesn't believe there has been residence halls, and when they on drugs." Fifty-seven percent of students 2006/2007 students, research centers, CoH 353 5800 staff members all have an Visit Online opportunity io be involved." www.meccabg.com "Civic engagement tra- ditionally meant voting, democratic notions of what engagement was, maybe voluntcerism," added Amy Hawkins, an English pro- Management Inc. fessor and the Critical BOWLING GREEN'S Hillsdale Apts. Encounters faculty fellow." 1082 Fairview Ave 2 bdrms / 3 bdrm Tu nh Dishwasher Garbage Disposal Student Alumni Connection's Air Condition/washer/ NEWEST APTS^ Dryer in 2/3 bdrm. Freddiefi Frieda Carports StCffa/Qi/atk r Sign today and receive lower rates! £JS&*' BGSU Bus Shuttle
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PEOPLE ON InE STREET Should schools allow students to say the Mexican pledge of allegiance in class?
"I think it's a good idea "When you're in "If there's enough I don't think there's a VISIT US AT BGNEWS.COM because there's a lot America, say the people who want to problem. It introduc- k Have your own take on of immigration from America pledge, they should be able es kids in the class to today's People On The Mexico. when in Mexico. to" diversity." Street' Or a suggestion lor a JARMARGAIHES. KATHERINE CHRIS HOEPNER CASSANDRA question? Give us your Freshman. Computer GAUTHIER. Junior Freshman. Sports WASHINGTON, feedback at bgnews com. Science Biology Marketing Freshman. Nursing
U.S. policy is not anti-Muslim Mexican pledge belongs in Mexico with his head as a bomb and way I would describe U.S poli- red flags to me in this story is our flag, the flag of the country three months later they start cies. 1 mean, I could see how the obvious, how did the teacher that you want to be a citizen of. rioting, burning, and killing they could get that impres- get away widi this for almost If you country is so bad that you each other. sion, but the fact is we are not two months? The school board want to come to America, dien My feeling is when you live out to destroy Islam —only should have had some kind of you should forget about that in a country that is completely fundamental extremist Islam. requirement of the teachers to country and Pledge Allegiance overtaken with the idea that Hither way, whatever the submit a lesson plan to them to this country, that you want to the West — which includes West is out to do. there is no I Baw this on H )X news earlier and to discuss with them any belong to so badly. I ask one simple question: Denmark — is out to destroy reason to kill each other over this week. In Texas, the parent changes that the teacher wants I do understand that the two Why are Muslims that live in Islam, then it becomes a lot a political cartoon. of an elementary school child to make to that plan children's families might have the Middle East so unable to easier to overreact in the way And then the Pope comes walked in on her child's class, Second, why did the teacher had green cards and visas, but accept any criticism whatso- that they do. out and apologizes. He kow- to see and her them standing deem it appropriate to recite the they expired. But if that is the ever about their religion? Do their governments tows to this craziness. Isn't lie in front of the Mexican flag and Mexican Pledge of Allegiance case, that shows me that they it has happened now time encourage die thinking that supposed to be a leader? reciting the Mexican Pledge of every day in a class that, accord- showed some interest in becom- and time again. Some idiot says the West is out to destroy This leader of the catho- Allegiance in Spanish! ing to the school district, has two ing American citizens. With that something about Islam, report- Islam? Do they teach it in the lic faith has now all but The parent confronted the Mexican students out of twenty shown desire to become legal edly throws the Koran down schools? Do their clerics shout encouraged the ridiculous teacher after class in an attempt five? The teacher claims it was citizens of the United States, I the toilet or quotes a book. it at religious events? actions of those in the to try and find out the logical to embrace the cultural diversity would take that to mean that Then Muslims all across Well, one thing is for sure, Middle East and in doing so explanation behind what was of others. In a later interview they want the whole nine yards, the Middle East go completely a U.S. bashing session follows he has lost all of my respect. going on in her child's class. The on FOX NEWS with the school the freedom, the education, out-of-their-minds insane and most prayer sessions in the He has encouraged the riots teacher said that in an effort to superintendent, he stated that and the rights. Along with those riot, scream, set things on fire, Middle Hast. and the murders. embrace other people's cultural the legality of the two children things comes with the Allegiance destroy aid organizations and It's during those sessions He had an opportunity to differences, the (lass was renting was in question; the district or to the flag and to the country that kill each other. where Middle Easterners lead a new feeling towards the the Mexican pledge everyday the Texas Board of Education gave you those freedoms, rights, That is clinical. Like, they learn of such political car- West and his decision was to -.hue the beginning of the school could find no records of green and the free education. need to see a psychologist or toons published thousands of apologize for reading out of a year. The parent took their child cards or visas. The point is, if you feel the something. miles away. book. What a joke. out of the class and refused to let Granted, we are supposed desire to come to America, if Now, maybe it's just And then the rioting begins. Soon, they will riot again. the teacher teach her child ever to provide free education to you feel the urge to break one of because they don't take their Thanks a lot clerics. Thanks a lot Pope. again. Upon hearing of this, the all. regardless of immigration the laws of the country that you medicine, but my thinking Is But it's not only the post- In my opinion, someone, school board, whom was in as status, race, age, or gender ori- want so desperately to be legal their governments and their prayer talks. It's the entire somewhere along the line much shock about it as the par- entation, but we are teaching citizens of, then you need to be clerics encourage this kind culture which is focused on is going to have to say how ent was, suspended the teacher an AMERICAN education to prepared to give up some of your of a response to such small believing the West is out to ridiculous this rioting, etc. is. until further notice. The teacher these children. If you are living old traditions And you need to criticisms. destroy Islam. And when they day comes the still maintains that saying (he in America, and you want to be be prepared to Star) living life like If you think about the U.S. A Middle Eastern Muslim Middle East will finally be an Mexican Pledge of Allegiance is here so badly dial you would risk a true American. for a moment, well, I could could eat Kentucky Fried area of the World that truly a great way to promote the cul- your life to cross the Mexican say right now that lesus Chicken, go to Gold's Gym wishes to play with all the tural differences of the students American border illegally, then encouraged the crusades and watch CNN every day of other children on the world- in her class you should start living like an Senj c&nmetts roArMrew Herman at and ruled with violence, but the week, but at the end of wide playground. The first thing that throws up American. Pledging Allegiance to hermanaGbgsuedu most of you would not even those days he/she would have Won't it be nice. bat an eye. a coffee table conversation 1 Imvcver. a Danish news- about their hatred toward the paper publishes one political West's anti-Islamic policies. Send comments ro Matr Clark at cartoon showing Mohammed Anti-Islam is not exactly the mdak@bgsuedu
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ITS PRE.E I CHEISEYWOODS BGNSWIUWIRATORS University should drop abortion rider influence our lives. than they currently are concern- Let's look at some numbers ing unwanted pregnancies. It more closely. Abortion clinics in should not be a woman's respon- the area currently charge about sibility to buy insurance in case $400 for the surgery. The abor- she gets herself knocked up and tion rider costs $60 every year, has to have the pregnancy termi- and depending on your policy nated because she is still in school only covers fifty to eighty percent and unable to support herself, let If you attended school here last of the operation. So, let's say alone a potential child. year, you probably remember that a woman buys the optional My point is that abortion is the uproar regarding the new coverage every year she attends not just a woman's problem. student insurance policy. If this school here. Men should bear some of the is your firsl scar here, you still If she finishes her degree in cost, as it is just as much his probably heard about it over four years, that equals $240 for responsibility as it is hers. On the summer. abortion insurance. Now, let's say that note, the University abor- Anyway, last spring there was she acUially needs an abortion tion rider is also sexist. quite a debate regarding whether in her fourth year and her policy Men actually are able to pur- or not to cover elective abortions only covers half of the procedure. chase abortion insurance, yet only as pan of the policy. The board of She must pay another $200 out of their wife or child could benefit trustees, in a meeting closed to pocket. When all is said and done, from it. If a couple is not married the public, decided on what they she will wind up paying $440 when they conceive a kid, it is still considered to be a fair compro- for her abortion plus insurance, his kid. If the Board of Trustees mise. In order to obtain abortion which is $40 more than the proce- insists on keeping this unfair coverage, women must pay an dure would have cost her without policy, men should be able to extra sixty dollars a year. ever buying insurance There is no buy the insurance and allow their Before insurance was manda- other way to look at it This policy girlltii 'nds to use it. Last time I tory, students still had tin- option is completely bogus. checked, the majority of students to buy coverage through the The abortion rider needs to be on this campus are unwed. school. Back in these days, both abolished. Not only is it a total rip It is time to let the Board of elective and medically necessary off, but it is also sexist Unwanted Trustees know that we demand abortions were covered. There pregnancies are not a woman's change. Their policy regarding was no extra rider. I believe every- problem, last time I checked, it abortion is as unfair as it is sexist. one wishing to buy the policy was took just as many men as it does We will not allow their personal charged an extra dollar, yet every- women to make a baby. It's not politics to affect our lives. body was covered. However, now like single moms went out and it seems that the Board of Trustees humped the fertility tree Men SendarnnentsBErwi HWtmat CHElSiVWOOOS BGNfWSILtUS'WOH allowed their personal politics to need to be held accountable more eaJMetheirQgmaiam
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". WWW.BGNEWS.COM WORLD •■^t September 29.2006 5 Afganistan encourages women to become business savvy
The government in Afganistan offers free market stalls, but not eguality, to females
^njj^n By Andrew Maykuth In central Afghanistan Kills have returned to si iu»>is and Afghanistan and the Islamic ■ MC r So much lor sixial engineering. women have returned to the work- world havechangedagreatdeal in The six other women interested place, including to Parliament, the last two tUvadcs. and conser- BAMIYAN. Afghanistan — In a gave their market stalls to male where a quarter of the members vative forces reacting against secu- country when.' mosl w in in t fl ill relatives, Hassanzadas cosmet- are women. larism have gained power, [hough don't shim ilu-ii faces in public ics business survived because she Hut women sty the new free the Taliban governed Afghanistan the government offer su'innl traded her shop for a better loca- (loins.netarget) superficial —that fbronh Rveyears, they expressed a revolutionary: fteemarket stalls tion in the bazaar, "it I cared about profound cultural restrictions sentiment that resonatesdeeplyin for women in encourage them m\ face bothering people," she remain. Most women still wear this male-dominated society to start their own businesses, said. I wouldn't be in business." huikas in public, anil those who "Oursocicu isveix conservative •'.1 Itnt there were strings Such are the Steps forward for don't must endure stares and lass- .IIHI we have to pay attention to I '^M attached rhe seven simps women in Ughardstan. eson ihcslnvt. that." said I lahiha Sarahi, thegov- proposed were located in a I Ive years ago, when the repres- "We do have lights on pa|HT. cmorofllanman.iheonk woman remote section ol Bamiyans sive islamist government was hut we don't have mem in reality," to head one ol MglianisMn-. 14 bazaar — far from customers, ousted, women celebrated the end said latima Ka/mi\an, Bamiyans provinces it IN.is Sarabi's idea to ik and far from anyone who might ni restrk dons that banished them representative for the Ministry ol give the market stalls to women, Ix* olTendecl by Independent from jobs, schools or even walking Women's Affairs older women who experi- Afghan women. alone on the street without a male What quickly became deal enced both Mghanistans lib- "The deputy governor told us family member. Hut social change after the lalihans ouster five years eral reforms and the lalibans we should l>c in the far corner has conic nrilhrrdiainalicalh. not ago was that Afghanistan was not response to thein are mindful so that nobody bothers us, so aseasih as sonic expected. going to return to the ways of the ih.II tini, liberalization sparks SEEKING FREEDOM: A gut peers from behind a burlap curtain in Kabul. Afghanistan they won't see OUT lares." said Afghanistan has a new constitu- 1980s, when the Soviet-backed a harsh reaction. Afghan's king Despite the demise ol the Taliban regime and a new constitution that guarantees equality, I'atiina Hassanzada, 27. the tion that guarantees equality fbt government diminished Islamic Am.mullah shall tried to mod- women say their new freedoms are largely superfictal-that profound cultural restrictions sole female shop owner in this women —a rarodivlaiation in the influences, and women discarded ernize the country in the 1920S remain in Kabul. Afghanistan mountainous provincial capital Islamic world. And nearly2 million their veils. and was tuncd to abdicate.
Audiotape recruits scientists oscow millionaires living the high and kidnappers for holy war By Alex Rodriguez Sergei Shmakov, a 38-year-old By David Rising diny. as they call them." MCT developer who builds summer The A The 20-minute audio was post homes for other millionaires. ed to a Weh site that frequently MOSCOW —The first hatch of bought a sleek, black $430,000 BAGHDAD— Al-Qaida in Iraq's airs al-Oaida messages. I he voice millionaires who emerged from Robinson helicopter to flit leader, in a chilling audiotape could not be independently iden- the Soviet era with briefcases lull between construction sites, but icleascdu'slctil.iv called loi nude tified, Imi it was thought to be of cash had curious, it not comi- heliech adniitshisneu toy sen es ,ii scientists to join his group's holy al-Masri's. He is believed to have cal, ways of Hashing their nee. as a calling card ol sorts. war and urged insurgents to kid- succeeded Aim Musab al-Zarqawi, found wealth. "It's a mallei ol prestige and nap Westerners su rhej could Ix1 who died in a U.S. airstrike north At lavish banquets they orga- image." Shmakov says, "lew traded for a Wind Egyptian sheik of Baghdad in lune, as head ol the nized for no particular reason. people have helicopters. When who is in a U.S. prison. ;U-yaida-linked organization. Ihej liiiuglit bottles ol Cristal \ou ll\ somewhere, the attitude The fugitive tenor chicl slid Thursday's message focused champagne not to drink, hut to other people have toward you experts in the fields of "chemis- attention on Sheik Omar Ahdcl- shake and spray II their omni- changes immediately." rYOOOR SAVINTSt v try, physics, electronics, media Hahman. an Egyptian cleric who present bodyguards didn't give \s Moscow's upper crust UP. UP AND AWAY: -igey Filonov. president oi Aviamailet sells helicopters to the and other Sciences — espec i.ilh was convicted in I 995 of seditious them away, their burgundy blaz- evolves and gums, so do its wealthy tn Russia. August IB. 2006. In nuclear scientists and explosive-. conspiracy for his advisory role in ers and coaxial cable-sized gold spending habits, And with even expert^" should join the jihad, or a plot to blow up five New York chains did /.ig and zag that the millionaire helicopter dealership opened its Icxas based liell I lelicnplcl. link war, against the West. City landmarks, including the today's Moscow millionaires market makes, there's a cluster of doors ill 2003 and has sold 7,"i " this trend began two years "Vve are in dire need of you." said United Nations. have simmered down somewhat Moscow-based enterprises that helicopters, tit prices rat iging I ron i ago. and it's on the use.' sa\s the speaker, who identified himself "I appeal to every holy warrior in though they still can't resist accu- make it their business to antici- $300,000 to $8 million.'Mine's a I ilonov, ihese people already as Aim I lamza al-Mithajir — also the kind of Iraq to exen till efforts mulating new badges ol wealth. pate the next status symbol waiting list for clients who want have the lientlevs and the known as Aim Ayyub al-Masri. in this holy month so that (HKI The latest toy: the helicopter. Sergei lilonov's Aviamarket models made In the fort Worth. t artier jewelry." " I he field ol jihad call stilish your may enable us to capture some scientific ambitions, and the targe ol the Western dogs to swap thein American bases lin Iraqi are good with our sheik and gel him out places to test your unconventional of his (kirk prison," said al-Masn OK, SO MV SOBS REAUV WrtWT COUBMTT AND weapons, whether biological or who is also Egyptian. ESTABLISHED IN CHARLESTON. IL WK HOT FMNCH CITMEfi. MV SUBS JUST TASTi M 19*3 TO AT* TO STUDENTS SPA A UTTU BFTTt*. TWn All! I WAWTTD TO AND GENERAL DATING ABILITY. tfllVIY JOH#* CALL IT JMMY JOHN? DUTY SAKWKMES. BUT MY MOM TOLD Ml TO STKK MTH OOUBMFt SHE THKWS tMUTEVIB I DO IS GOURMET. DUT i DONT TttMc ana OF UC KNOWS MAT IT Spanish teen turns matador MEANS. SO LET'S STICK MTH TASTY! &~tfd**
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BGSUvs.OHIO Seniors lead the way for tennis team By Chris Volo.chuk Reporter
When deciding on a theme tin the BGSU tennis team this SCHEDULE season, look no further than TTJC" The acronym is the well- known abbreviation for iimmie TODAY Rodgers' 1960 song "Tender Love Men's Soccer: and Care." al Northern Illinois; 4 p.m. 1 lowever, in the case of this team, it could stand for "Team, Women's Soccer: Leadership and Chemistry.'' vs Ball State; 1 p.m. The tone for all three parts of the season acronym will be set TOMORROW by two seniors, Ashley Jakupcin Football: and Erica Wolfe. According to coach Penny at Ohio; 2 p.m. Dean, this year's "Team" has the Volleyball: potential to be one of the best, at Northern Illinois: 7 p.m. top to bottom, in a long time. Women's Swimming: The group has good doubles match potential for the first time 5th Annual Falcon Biathlon; in years, and the level of play has 8 a.m. been very high al practice. The Alumni Meet; 10 a.m. team has tried to get focused by playing round-robin singles Volleyball: matches against each other, at Northern Illinois: 7 p.m. which have all been scored very closely, a sign that individually SUNDAY there could be a number of suc- cesses during the season. Hockey: Both Wolfe and lakupcin see Brown & Orange scrimmage; this team as possibly the best 3:30 p.m. one they've been on in their four Women's Soccer: years at BG. They point out the tough, equal play of the whole vs Miami (OH); 1 p.m.. group along with the addition of some quality freshmen. The OUR CALL fact that they play each other so closely at practice could help them meet some major goals On the way up this season. Likeliness of TO. playing on Team goals for this year include having a successful Sunday. The Cowboys are team season, making it to the liking his chances to play BRANDON HEISS Mid-American Conference finals and just being the best Sunday more and WRAPPINGUP: 'lieFakonshavf . rnd at Ohio A loss would put the Fakons in a 1-2 hole in the more. It would they can be. Along with accom- MAC and leave them in a bad spot when the hatdei pail ot the schedule comes around The game begins at 2 p.m. plishing these, players like likely make him jakupcin have individual goals the first player they want to achieve. to participate in an NFL " I was second team All-MAC last year," lakupcin said. "I'd like game and allegedly attempt to make first team this year." suicide in a weeks time While trying to meet their On the road again goals and be a solid, winning On the way down team this season, the Falcons Likeliness of people By Colin Wilson gin of victory by a BG opponent young kids who were relying on being a good team. With a little will look to "Leadership" to purchasing ESPN mobile. Assistant Sports Edil in the stadiumS history to do that, the veterans have to hard wont we can get it back in make it through. The Falcons are a team that continue to bring thetn along." the right direction." According to Dean, both The wireless plan Duringa week when most play- has shown flashes of brilliance as BGiscurrend] playing 15true One problem that plagued H( I lakupcin and Wolfe are the lead- is now defunct ers would have mixed emo- well as growing pains, freshman, and the loss Saturdaj Saturday was that they just could ers of the team and great exam- after less than a tions about the previous weeks "We've got to play better and ma) not have been a positive not establish an effective fluent ples to the other players. we've gill In make plays when running game due in large part "Ashley is an extremely good year of existent performance, a team's leaden idea oi i«,si I football for them, have in Bland up anil help their the opportunity presents Itsetf," [he veterans want to do their to tile fact that they wen down player who is very mentally and limited success. The real team deal with them. siid HI, Coach Gregg Brandon job by keeping the idea out of and had to pass a lot more. When tough." Dean said. "I wish I could question now is what the liir BGSU's yt>imner football lit; needs their core veteran their head that Saturdays game they did run it was not easy until bottle that mental toughness up. current users are going to do. players, Saturdays loss ma] have players to pick up the younger was anything dose to the type of the second ball. F.rica is a very hard worker in the come as a serious reaHtj check players who may be a bil dis- li ii ii ball their program preaches. Chris Bullock was able to pick weight room and on the court as to what can happen when a couraged by such an embar- "It wasn't that we were a Ixicl up W yards < in 17 carries in place who has a warmth about her The List team lets its guard down, [he rassing loss team or anything ii was just of die ailing Dan Maeon. Macon that is good for everybody." Our experts break down the falcons were ravaged hy Kent I think they'll respond in a that we had a bad day." said left in the first half with a sore On the court and off, Wolfe State 38-3 last Saturday at Doyi positive vein," Brandon said. lunior offensive lineman Kory ankle and saw limited time later and lakupcin bring two differ- five most crippling injuries in I. Pen) Stadium. The veterans are the ones who liehtensteiger. "What you can ent leadership styles to the table. the NFL so far this season. The loss was the biggest mat need lodo that, even Bomeofthe say is that we've shown signs of See FALCONS | Page/ According to Dean, Wolfe is a verbal leader who can motivate her teammates, while lakupcin leads by example with her great play and ability to work with DANIELLE CYGANI ATHLETE OF THE WEEK others one-on-one. Both girls use their unique leadership styles to help their younger teammates be better Cygan has Falcons more aggressive players and also to adjust to life 1. Trent Green: It as college students. Both push is much easier to focus By Colin WiUon Danielle (\gan just may have trouble geiting shots and creat- on to win the game 1-0. their teammatesand cheer them ing success around the goal," About 15 minutes into on during matches. on Larry Johnson when Assistant Sports Ecfcot been that spark, in the first two gamesol die \i \t season.Cygan said senior midfielder Lindsay Sundays match, Cygan struck "Ashley shows her teammates Damon Huard is playing The BGSU women's soc- has scored two goals and given (alter "But lately with her on a again with one of ihe more spec- the way of college tennis and QB for the chiefs. cer team had something to the Falcons some offense when hot Streak, Danielle has changed tacular plays the Falcons have college life," Dean said. "Erica prove to the Mid-American they need it most the atmosphere and helped us made tliis season. show, everyone how hard to 2. Shaun Alexander: Conference last weekend. Cygaris ability to create scor- become more aggressive towards Carter poked the hall away from work and how to manage college Well, the Seahawks are more They were 3-5 heading Into ing chances has given her team Ihegoal." a Western Michigan player and classes, tennis and a social life." likely to die by the pass than conference play and they JIISI confidence il can score goals and In Fridays MAC openei against sophomore Brianne F.isenhard Something that this team has dropped a pair of games to win games. Of their five losses, Northern Illinois, Cygan received took It Eisenhard played die an abundance of this year that to live by it against Chicago Michigan State and Wright State the Falcons were shut out in four a pass from Karie Salih and bur- hall across the field to freshman wasn't always there in past years 3. LeCharles the previous weekend They ol iheni. A scorer was what they ied ii from about 25 feet away Stacey Lucas who dribbled down is "Chemistry." needed some kind of spark to get needed and they Hkeh found her. right before the horn sounded for Bentley: The Browns them Bail up for MAX I play. "We started off having a bit of half-time. Hie Falcons would go See SOCCER | Page 7 See SENIORS | Page 10 offensive line would have trouble stopping old ladies from getting into Bob Evans at 6 a.m. Imagine them ESPN ditches mobile T.0. back in practice trying to stop a pass rush.
4. Jevon Kearse: By Bruc* M«y«rson day to close its servi, e at year- By Jaime Aron determine whether to use him The Associated Press in the game. The Eagles pass rush took The Associated Press end, the company essentially said it will be joining the enemy. Parcells wants to evaluate a huge hit when 'The Freak' NEW YORK — Hie planned shut- ITie new plan is to cut deals with IRVING, Texas — Stretching, all the medical information he went down. It was evident down of the Mobile ESPN cell major wireless carriers so they can running routes and catch- can get. That includes details when Eli tore their second- phone service marks the first offer the flashy multimedia fea- ing passes, Terrell Owens about Owens' broken hand and major bust in a rush of special- tures and content developed hy was back at practice with the possibly a mental evaluation ary to shreds. ized wireless ventures targeting Mobile ESPN to an established Dallas Cowboys on yesterday based on the events of Tuesday 5. Troy Vincent: The niche audiences they contend are customer base of millions. — an indication he could play night and Wednesday, when underserved by the Cingulars and Still, ESI'N was quick to stress Sunday in Tennessee. TO. was rushed to a hospital Bills secondary just got a lot Verizons of the world. that its change in strategy had no Coach Bill Parcells said he amid talk of suicide, a drug younger Donte Whitner. the Mobile ESPN had made the hearing on Disney Mobile, anoth- IMOTEBO APM01O might not decide until tomor- overdose and depression. guy they drafted way too same argument since its launch er ambitious foray into the cellular BACK IN ACTION: Terrell Owens row morning whether Owens "I have to, as the coach, rely returned to practice yesterday after an makes the trip, and he'll prob- early will have to play a lot. less than a year ago. But in announcing the decision yester- See MOBILE I :■ n: alleged suicide attempt Tuesday. ably wait until that night to See OWENS | Page 10 7 Friday Seplembef 29.2006 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM
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Rutgers and Missouri, both of seven. They have given up a play were amazing.'' Brandon -aid which arc undefeated al this of 7!) or more yards in en li of the He'll make you miss, that's what FALCONS hi-lines" Ftom Page 6 point in the season. BG's defense past three games so they can't take will need to be ready lo be on any plays nil Ironically the special teams in the game. Bulkx k was happy to the field for a large portion of the Were more lex used on get- did manage to have their best help out but unsatisfied with die game if the nishing game can't ting things dune as a team and day ol the season Saturday. team's performance. get it going. Heating turnovers." said line- Brandon liked what he saw but "Its always good to play and Our team is in great shape, backer Loren I largrove. "We have still sees room for improvement. help my team out. Even though endurance shouldn't lx' a fac- Ihe mindset that we have to go "Hopefully we have our punt we had a lot of turnovers, we tor, we just need to keep going in and perform and play all four kinks worked out, Rojas is doing have just got to work better as out and executing,'' said line- quarters of the football game." a nice job. I le had the one bad an offense to execute and make backer lohn I laneUne lid's special teams has to punt Saturday but aside from plays." said bullock. Ohio's Kelvin Mdiac had some bring their best effort as well. thai he did pretty well," Brandon This week the Falcons head great games last season, rush- Ohio's punt returner Chris said. "Like all these freshmen he's in Athens. Ohio lo take on Ohio ing for 951 yards over a six game Garrefl is averaging 23 yards got to understand you have to University. The Bobcats an- 2-2 stretch. He had three games ol per punt return this season. bring your A' game every day." and 1-0 in tile MAC. Their only over 200 yards and the only game 1 le has not found the end zone BG leads the all-time scries MAC ganic was against Northern that he did not exceed UK) over jusi yet but ilocs have a 62- 34-21-2, Oil has not been able Illinois which the Bobcats won in that stretch was against BG, yard return. to defeat the Falcons since DekalbtDl The Falcons haw lo make sure I Irs quick as a hiccup, he had November 10, 2001 when they They also played against he doesn't get through the from a couple against Rutgers that beat them 17-0.
JAYLAPHETE APPHOTO A JACKET ONCE AGAIN: I i loolai Zherdev ended a long contract negotiation and thewaj his team did HI , before moving up to forward is now officially still a Columbus Blue Jacket after signing a new deal SOCCER Wins in the MAC are like gold. Tile team has won the MAC tour- From Page 6 and we are very appreciative nament both years that she has arq time we can get one" said been a (Kin of it. In 2005 her onh the right side. As she was falling Richards after Sundays game. "We goal happened to be the game- Zherdev signs new dea out of bounds Lucas fired a pass to are verj pleased to lx' 2-0 in the winner in the tournament semi Cygan which she one-rimed into conference right now" final against Miami. the lower-right comer of the net Cygan has two goals and two Cygan was no stranger m win- ByRurtyMNkr to be our best yet and Nikolai for a BG lead. Ihe falcons again assists on the season, she is also ning before arriving at BGSU. In The Associated Ptess will lx' a big pan ot any success went on to win. this lime 2-0. second on the team In shots on high school she starred at Padua we have moving forward," said "We have been practicing exact- goal with seven, i let team appreci- Franciscan, amassing 60 goals COLUMBUS — Restricted toe Columbus president and general ly how that goal happened." said ates her contribution. over her career. The Bruins won agent Nikolai Zherdev ended manager I toug Maclean. Cygan. "Slacey took it 10 the end "She brings consistency and the North Coast league title every months of contentious nego- I he blue lackeis wen' unsure line, had a good cross and I made a Success on the field," (fetter said. year she was there. tiations with the Columhus Blue when Zherdev would join the near post run to place the ball right "I let vision and ability to carry the Cygan was also able to earn all- lackets yesierday. signing a three- team, [he blue lackets open the FLYING HIGH: Danielle Cyqan's two in the comer." ball has helped us tremendously." league first team in her final three year deal estimated to he worth season Oct. 6 against Vancouver goals last weekend weie key She scored Coach Andy Richards was A native of North Royalton, years of high school as well as All- more Uian ST million. at Nationwide Arena. game winners in both games thrilled to start the MAC season Cygan started out as a defender at i.ity honors even year Zherdev's signing returns one Extremely ixipular with fans of the club's young Man to the ai Nationwide Arena, Zherdev fold after it appeared that he often producing highlight-reel, would spend die upcoming sea- plays on offense. At the same son in his native Russia. time, Maclean questioned "I am very happy to remain a Zherdev s ability ID pass Ihe puck Blue jacket," Zherdev said in a or play defense. Copper Beech Townhomes statement. "I am excited about Zherdev had threatened our team and look forward to play for the Russian team to joining my teammates In Khiniik Voskresenk. which Columbus as soon as possible." plays ils first game on Oct. 6. In two years with the Blue Maclean threatened to leave lackets. Zherdev. who will turn him there in what be called n 22 on Nov. 5, has scored 10 "a developmental league' and goals and added 48 assists in then pay him a fraction of what 130 games. He had 2T goals he bad already offered. "Size Matters and 2T assists last season while Mac-Lean's top offer for most leading the team in shots on of the summer was two years goal and ranking second in at $3.8 million. He raised the goals and points. ante earlier this month to $6.9 He had 37 points in the last 39 million over three years, then games as the Blue lackets win > pulled that off the table when 4-bedroom 4-bedroom have never made the playoffs — Zherdev — who made just played some of the best hockey under SI million last season in the franchise's five-year history — and agent Rolland I ledges unfurnished: furnished: by gping 21-16-2. came back asking for S8.5 mil- "We think this season is going lion over the same span Trinity United $299* $309* Methodist Church Per/person Per/person
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My 11 MinutM Iron Campus! 2 miles ott 175 Soutti n Nortti Baltimore on Si Rt 18 Hurry! Special Ends October 13! StuStnt ID Sptcial: 200 North Sunn-lit Si reel F Weekday 18 Holes with cart HUMIHT* I mm (Hi» 4.1*0-2527 Phonc4l **« Lisa Marie Presley brings some celebrity status to Club Bijou tonight at 7:30 p.m. Tickets range from $26 to $50 The Land of Little Horses shows what happens when groupies and miniature horses collide in Fall fashion trends '06 Rebecca Gilman's play The curtain goes up tonight at 8:00 p.m. Tickets start at $5. Stylex returns to Howard's Oub H with a new album. "Tight Scrapes." The show starts at 1O00 p.m. also features the Geisha Girls. Pulverise, and Liono|P*gc8 Lonestar the country Don't be puzzled over the power ballad crooning need to be scene. ■ ;•. - sensations will amaze crowds at the Ritz Theater in Tiffin Doors I(i open at 8 p.m. and tickets are ILLUSTRATION BY RACHEl GREENHilD ByHeMherRledel up Ki the calf and wear them with ground music I lepburndancesaround the season. Diesel showed off their line Reporter pumps."CavendersakL "li'soneofthe the screen to,Then," I he skinny Black of skinny-legged pants and Lacoste SATURDAY newest styles now." Pant" is stamped below the Gap logo, rocked the runway with colorful leg- It's time to pull out those leggings from launder is a former Apparel and then il is. I hi'se ankle light pants gings and pumps, according to the old Halloween costumes and pair Merchandising and Product are back, but who knows for how long. New York Magazine Web site. them with high pumps and a denim I tavelopment major and has a passion Katy Kurz, senior, is not a big fan Kurz, a marketing major, has a love skirt. And remember those skinny- for fashion. of the skinny jean style and said she for fashion like Cavender and keeps up legged jeans that everyone wore back Even though she changed her hasn't seen too many people wear- with the hottest trends of the seasons, in grade school? Grab a few of those major to Journalism, she said she ing them. particularly through Fashion Week. too because they are the chosen style would still love "to go to New York "I feel that some of these styles that She thinks that any high-end fashion for this fall's fashion. and see fashion shows." are in right now are just fads and won't styles can l>e hard to pull off but cer- Mustard Plug skanks Ramse Cavender, junior, said when "I'm very curious to see how many be around for too long," Kurz said. tain people can look good. she recently walked into Express In people will be wearing straight-legged Cavender agreed with kur/and said "I think that il you re going to wear into Howard's Club H with Columbus, the straight-legged, tight jeans this season," Cavender added. she doesn't think "the straight-legged straight-legged jeans or leggings, you the Argonauts and Evolotto. around the ankle jeans were the No. Gap's new commercial advertis- jeans are going to be those jeans that have to have a bold personality and The show starts at 9 p.m. I jean style for the season, leggings es just what Cavender said. Audrey people wear every other day." have confidence," Kur/ said. "Some are also being incorporated with this I lepburn is the focus of the commer- Designers who participated in the people take styles right out of maga- Tickets are $10 in advance skinny jean style. cial and wears straight-legged, black 2006 Fashion Week in New York City zines, but I think you need to take and $12 at the door. "They (Express employeesi said thai pants. The well-known song "Back in may have todisagrce. Skinny panlsand you wear the leggings over the ankle Black" is cleverly played as the back- leggings were among the lop trends for See FASHION I Paqe 9 Halloweekends continue at Cedar Point. An all day pass costs $39.95. Stylex digs deep for Casting all creatures for Halloweekends SUNDAY By Addle Curlii this season since it is his first scary atmosphere for guests. Reporter taste of scaring people, lones "We turn down the lights album; "Tight Scrapes" goes home every weekend to and fill Fear Faire will a The tenth annual work at the park and plans on heavy, thick fog that makes By Emily Rlppe HalloWeekends at Cedar Point doing it next year as well. it almost impossible to see Reporter provides students with an "I work as a live performer what's in front of you," he opportunity not only for enter with others as part of an illu- said. "Medieval characters What can only be described as tainment, but for a fun side job. sion," he said. "The best part lurk behind every corner and Melvins bring their rock/new wave/electronic com- During September and is scaring younger kids when In the fog, just waiting to scare sludgy alt-rock and veteran motion is going down around throughout October, the they come up with their friends unsuspecting guests." experience to Headlines 10 p.m. tonight at Howard's. amusement park is trans- and girlfriends and act like I Fear Faire is the fourth out- To celebrate the release formed into a spooky play won't be able to scare them." door walk-through attractions, with Big Business and of their latest album Tight land featuring roaming New this fall will be Fear combining the best of CarnEvil Ghostigital. Doors open Scrapes, native band Stylex are "Screamsters", live entertain- Faire, a new haunted walk and Fright /one. at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 in throwing an all ages show at ment, haunted houses, rides through attraction. Located CarnEvil features spooky- their beloved venue. and entertainment for kids. just off the Main Midway, clowns and sideshow freaks advance and $12 at the door. "We like playing shows at Sophomore Josh lones guests will enter through one and Fright Zone is filled with Howard's," said )oel Roberts, was asked to be a part of the of two castle portals and find fog and ominous creatures who plays guitar, synth, beats HalloWeekends after the marl themselves in the middle of a that roam around. Other forms Second annual Bike and vocals for Stylex. "It's like in charge saw him perform renaissance festival filled with of entertainment for those who Run for Mom's home to us." PHOTO PROVIDED ■T'.EXCOM as the beast in Beauty and various street vendors. don't like being scared include House Toledo Since their formation in 1999, SCRAPE AND SERVE: f »«ing srce 1999. the Beast. AccordingtoPublicRelations live music, fortune telling and Stylex have performed over 300 Stylei's shows have became nghts of passage He is excited to be working as Manager Bryan F.dwards, the encourages bikers to rev shows to excited fans across the a live performer at Cedar Point new attraction will create a See CREATURES I Page 9 their pipes for a good cause. Midwest and east coast. Been stylex perform at least 14 Join the run at 2 p.m. at "Bowling Green by far has times during his college career. the most enthusiaslic crowds, the CD release show will prob- Headliners for performances but we also do really well in ably be one of their best perfor- by Darryl and Allie Gatlin Columbus and Cincinnati," mances, considering all of their Country crooners to amaze adoring fans and the Danger Brothers. said vocalist Dustin Hostetler. past ones. "Detroit is slowly picking up on "It's not unusual for a band By Johnny Payne Theatre in Tiffin tonight. seminal prom anthem "Amazed," Rock out for a good cause. us, but Ohio treats us the best." member to leave the stage in Reporter The Tennessee-based quartet which spent nine weeks at the top Because Stylex is a local the middle of a song to rock embarked on a leLsiirely-paced of the Billboard chans, lonestar EY SAID IT Bowling Green band, the out with the crowd, or hang Any verified smooth operator tour of the Midwest and the East has been in existence since 1995 shows they play at the venues upside down from the ceil- has a bevy of reliable lines that Coast last Sunday, bringing their and has released a slew of sev- in town have the most energy ing," Sykes said. will lead to an immediate make- repertoire of earnest, catchy eral other singles that have slow- "An intellectual snob and understanding fans. But And just as the band feelsas if out session. country tunes with them. danced to #1: "Mr. Mom" and the crowd isn't the same at Howard's is second home, fans "I'm so in love with you. it just They've ensnared many a "My Front Porch looking In" is someone who can every show. like Sykes have the same kind of keeps getting better, i want to country' fan, including junior among others "If they 'get it' there is a lot of appreciation for Stylex. spend the rest of my life with I ot iiula Betzold. Michael Britt, Richie listen to the "William jumping up and down, with the "Seeing Stylex at Howard's is you by my side" just might be "I just love country in general," McDonald. Dean Sams and occasional well behaved mosh- as important to the BG experi- the most devastating of them all, she said. "My mom would prob- the whimsically named TeH Overture'and pit," Hostetlersaid. "If they don't ence as eating Pollyeyes bread- guaranteed to lower inhibitions ably go see them, too." Keech Rainwater —the four 'get it' there are a lot of blank sticks, or going to a football and increase heart-rate. The University has at least 100 men who comprise Lonestar not think of The stares and head bobbing." game and should be done at This part of the memorable Lonestar fans wandering around, —have not issued an album But the blank stares and least once before graduating," chorus to l.onestar's "Amazed" according to Facebook.com. The since 2005's Coming Home, Lone Ranger."' subtle head bobs can be left Sykes said. will more than likely be sung by a majority of them seem to have a but their upcoming seventh Dan Rather I News Anchor at home tonight. According sea of enthusiastic fans when the country music fetish. album is being heralded by to Craig Sykes, a fan who has See STYLEX | Page 9 country-crossovers play the Ritz In addition to recording the the single "Mountains." 9 Friday. September 29,2006 PULSE WWWBGNEWSCOM Coming attractions: Pulse Picks Fall 2006 Movie Music Music Music Instead of dreading the snow. Pulse movie reviewer. Joe Cunningham, gives you a taste of things to come at your favorite movie theater THE PRESTIGE lasting effects for four separate The rivalry between two families in separate pans ol foe magicians in search ol the ulti- world mate magic trick. Directed by Christopher Nolan ("Batman EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH Begins i .Mid stars Christian Bale Dane Cook is a slacker box and I high lackman. boy who vies for the attention of a new co-worker played oj THE DEPARTED lessica Simpson li\ becoming Martin Scorsese returns to the the "Employee of the Month". "All The Kings Men" "Daylight" How To Save a Life" "Echoes on the Ground" gangster film for the first lime in WHAT JOE THINKS: WHAT AJ THINKS WHAT SAMANTHA THINKS WHAT DREW THINKS: nearly a decade with the story FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS V\fel, it took rhem long enough but Epic Desperately Epic Rock That The title track How to Save a Life" rws Whertter they meant to or not Mr of an undercover cop infiltrating I he story ol the sill men who Holywood finely released a film remake defines the debut album. Daylight, from been heard and recognized by those first Gnome has succeeded m making an EP the Irish mob in South Boston. raised the iconic Bag al the Battle that didn't truly stink i nen again, with Hie rising band, needtobreathe. which hit devastating!/ isobted piano chord that works through musical contradictions: otlwoliinainUWII source material and the cast behind it it stores this past Apnl shuffle of a new fall television season. The clean versus distorted laid-back grooves STRANGER THAN FICTION Diiirtcdbvl'linthisiwooriaiiri would have been more impressive if it rid Adapting the styles of bands like. The Fray released the* abum. "How to Save a versus thrashing rock. oVect versus vague Will Iciicll'slileiakesastiange written by Paul Haggis < rash"). turn out badly Killers. Coldplay. The Lost Prophets, Life." on Sept. 19. and beautiful versus ugly twist when tne voice of an author, 'AH the King's Men" is a remake of the Lifehouse. U2. Keane. Switchfoot. and Not only rws their song been on one Even the bands name is a mystery who is unknowingly writing a TENACIOUS D IN THE PICK OF award-wnrwig 1949 Mm and crirxaly Audio Adrenaline, needtobreathe successful show, they have also had their given the anguished female vocals that book about him, begins m nar- DESTINY acclaimed book based somewhat on the has compiled in album with strong music heard on "Grey's Anatomy." "Scrubs. ' ■ sound. rate his file, literally. life of the corrupt Louisiana governor melodies, powerful lyncs and downright " What about Brian" "NCIS: "One Tree Perhaps the greatest contraofction lack Black and Kyle HueyLong. addictive riffs. HIT and -Bones." thrs incke alternative band manipulates is Glass bring iheir rock band The film has an all-star oast featuring Hailing from South Carolina and Tlie Fray, often sounding Ike Coldplay. their ability to trick the listener rti * CASINO ROYALE Tenacious II to the big screen Sean Perm and Xide Law. as the corrupt led by two brothers, needtobreathe is has something unique about their sound. •. m what is realy going on Bond returns for his lilst as thej go on a quesi to steal governor WiBie Starts and the newspaper- a shining ktofcorpo- From local gigs to raoio stations Who would have guessed that 1 film with a new face I Daniel a magical guitar pick to help man who gets caught up in the wake of l*s rate rock and finally nationally and mternationaly sound and energy came from merely two Craigl as he matches wits them become the greatest rise to power. The album's first single. "You Are renowned performances. The Fray's fvtrd people7 with a hanker looking to win band in the world. Perm and Law highkght the cast with Here", is a stellar example of wfvit this work has paid off Their first colectton. Based out of Cleveland. Mr Gnome is a casino tournament in order the two best performances of the film, band is capable of. introducing the audi- "Live at tlie Electric Factory Bootleg No a duo consisting of Nicole Baulk' (vocals to use the monej to hind a THE FOUNTAIN which is impressive to say considering 1. was released on Aug IS and can be ence to thetr unique sound. and guitar) and Sam Meister (drums). terrorist organization. Multiple stories tell about some of the other actors that back them Other songs, such as the power found on iTunes The* self-produced work "Echoes On the odyssey ol a man on a up. The likes of Kate Winslet (Titanic). balad. "Haley", and 'More Than" With a heart-warrnng colection of aspi- The GroincT reveals a duo that works and MAN OF THE YEAR search to find a way save Anthony Hopkins ("Silence of the have become quick favorites I rations, it is no wonder the band has made writes wel together, but is soil a few years A poUncal satire aboutacome the woman he loves that Lambs') and James Gandolfmi (HBOs fantastic album it so big "CXer my Head (Cable Car)" has away from making outstanckng music. dial) (Robin Williams] who is "The Sopranos") give good perfor- So what makes this so special? Wei. akeady hit top 10 on the BJboard angles WSIe every song uses the same tucks spans over a thousand years. mances, but it is not hard to teU that this is considering this is a debut album, and chart also certified platinum Inspfed by a and ideas. "Echoes On Trie Ground" unexpectedly elected President From the writer and direc- Penns movie. the maturity they offer to the popular three-year estrangement from h»s brother. manages to avoid being bormg or too of the United States tor of "Requiem fora Dream". Perm's performance, while a hoe over- music scene. ar>d the bndge they Over my Head (Cable Car)' is a heart- repetitive Much of this is thanks to Darren Aronofsky, and it done at times, rs one of the best of the offer between mainstream music and warming song about the realities of life. Meister s reliable and inventive drum- BABEL si.us Hugh lackman and year so far He puts so much energy into Christian rock. j,.,.,- and regret ming. His generally relaxed playing is \ tragedy in Tunisia has long Rachel Weisz. his performance that when he gives hrs The band could easily be around a How to Save a Life" was influenced by generous with grace notes, which recalls speeches that it almost feels like he is an whfe Isaacs mentonng of a recovering addict good jazz drumming at M actual politician speaking to the masses. Every song of theirs hooks you Its a memoir of loosing relarjonshps along never fails to rock out when Ban!!. | "We are calling the The one thng that hurts the film is that draws you m, making you want more a downward spiral into a bad situation on the distortion STYLEX the plot is a little on the convoluted side, and more. Every track is differ < I I Wth a light piano, drum set and > Indie alt-rock fans al around the state From Page 8 record Tight Scrapes' gc«ng to flashbacks with little warning. the singer Bo Reinhean holding the this work will definitely hrt platinum on the of Ohio wrf have a chance to !*■ i "All of the Kng's Men" is one of the bet- whole album together Billboard charts. Gnome at some point soon; they are cur- Though the band and fans ter films to come out this year. wf»ch says a Hearing this CD fd th With a world tour in 2007 The Fray wl rently touring the region—look for them because we have in excited about the show, lot considenng some of the fans that have like meeting a long lost friend I'd been ■: Japan. Australia. New Zealand. in Toledo on Nov. 10. While "Echoes On come out so far this year, and it stl does waiting for. Germany, and the Utwed States. Stay The Ground" lacks the depth of artistxaly one thought remains on every- almost died too many justice to the original, considenng how Check these guys out and watch for tuned to this ensemble - they are sure to mature rock music, fans of the genre will one's mind — the new album great the original was. is just as impressive. them in the futuie Daylight has come. create plenty more hits, find plenty to enjoy. is going to he mind blowing. times to count." —Joe Cunningham -AJGrey —Samantha Qosz —DrewDolan It look countless hours and tremendous effort for Stylex to finally gel to thel I) rules are learned and cos- I ven though some Ol these release dale, nioslh because That is not to sa) that the pro- CREATURES tumes are determined. FASHION trends are ((lining from the light Scrapes was a Do It cess was easy, tn any means. "I played the dead bride. The '80s era, especially the leggings Vourself project. We are (ailing the record From Page 8 costume from the previous From Page 8 and pumps, people need to "We built our own sin light Scrapes' because we year worked well with my body make sure they aren't throw- dio from scratch," Roberts have almost died too man) magicians. type. We were encouraged to Styles aiul weir lliein ii) your ing just any old accessor) on, said. "We started our own times to count." Hosteller On lop of entertaining and develop a character for our- own way." like a scrunchie, to spice up label. Pretend Records, and said. "Hopeful!) Ibis disc will scaring people, this is an easj selves based on our costumes leggings were a hot trend the style. had control over the whole kill those demons from con- way to make some extra money and own creative ideas." she from last winter and both stu "Mixing the big. chunky. process." tinuing to haunt us." for college students. said. "I found that my char- dents think they will lie see- plastic jewelry with the leg- As a result of all their hard Some ui the new tracks are According to sophomore acter was most frightening ing a lot ol girls wearing them gings and pumps, it's just like labor, the hand has never fell alread) available for listening Alexis Kollay. the application when silent. I was proud to again this fall. an tins flashback when you go better about theii position in on Myspace.com. \mi from process is simple. She filled out hear guests say thai I was the "I think that this season is out to the bars here," Kill"/ said. the musical world what they have heard, the fens an online application and then 'creepiest' character. 1 snuck going to be a mixture between "People need In watch so they "It is positively ourbest work areeagei foi the resi completed a phone interview. up quietly behind guests and last year's style and what's don't overdo it." ever." Roberts said. "We have "The new songs are upbeat, "hvasasked questions regard- swooped out in front of them." going 10 lie hot for next \c.ii." But remember, making refined our recording tech- and should have the crowd ing my acting experience, my Kollay said it was a great feel- Calender said. I think the leg- any style into a Style that niques, and were able to do dancing and spilling beer physical capabilities (they were ing to see a guest's eyes grow gings and skirts are going to works for you is a kej factor it right this time, without the everywhere, just like their looking for those who wouldn't wide as they scream with terror. stay around fora while.'' in looking good. pressure ol time or money." older tunes," Sykes said. tire easily or become upset by She added t hat I he best scares i il being pushed around in the dark till were the ones when a guest walkways), my availability, and would lose control to the poiirt ———MB BM——MMttB—MM —— ———I my excitement for Halloween of spilling a cup lull of beer or themes," she said. wetting themselves. As Screamsters. they are to be She said theCOOleSI part ut her in character at all times when costume was her face. She onh HEADING TO COLUMBUS NEXT WEEKEND? in front of guests. During the wore a half mask. It covered one interview, they wanted to be full half of her face, leaving the sure that each person was up to other side natural. the acting challenge. "I think that guests were so They also hoped that each afraid because there was an ele- Screamster enjoys Halloween ment of reality to me. It was as and the act of scaring others to it it was possible for someone to make fora more interesting and look that horrible," she said. exciting environment for guests. Kollay is happy to have met a According to Kollay. it was not lot of new people and had the unlikely that a guest becomes great experience: however, her so frightened that he/she hits schedule is too busy to return a Screamster or something of this year. the like. "It was a great feeling to be After interviewing, the par- friends with the man with the ticipants attend an orientation chainsaw or the demon around meeting where the ground the corner." Kollay said. 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The depar- I 10 Ties the knot ■ r 11 Bursts out tures of lakupcin and Wolfe will of team chemistry and com- " 12 Two-piece suit ■ ■ munication has made it easier add on to that list. But with a lit- i " ' 13 Fragrances 47 Newton-John to coach, because there hasn't tle "TLC," or "Team, Leadership IH 21 Cultural 48 Road making LH*" H 22 Love on the Loire 49 Lemon, orange, etc. been a need to focus on making and Chemistry," the final yeai « 1 §■■ 23 Burn a bit 50 Trade unions all of the members of the team for these two could potentially B l ; ■ 24 Dilly 54 Heavenly scales come together. be a special one. 1 1 29 Hankering 56 Like Gatsby I verybody trusts every- Tel like to see them finish their ■ 30 Snowboarder's bump 58 BPOE members JOBD»N FlOWfK •: BGNEWS " Verdt opera body.'' Wolfe said. "Everyone is college careers successfully,'' ■ : 32 Out of control 59 ' 34 Latin I verb 60 Bawl SLAMMIN: there lor each other. We're like Dean said. "1 would love to sec 36 "_ and Her Sisters" 64 Told ya! BGSU Invitational She is one of the teams a hunch ol sisters hanging out them win a MAC! championship - 38 Demolishes 65 Psychic letters senior leadeis and playing tennis." to top things off.'' 39 _ Lanka 40 Gently wave i l 41 Approach ACROSS 42 Say it isn't so I'arcells said Owens did 46 Certain beers "everything he was asked to OWENS MOBILE 1 Family men 45 Patella's place do." lie's expected to practice From Page 6 From 6 Tooth display 46 Trim or Jennifer again I riday. 10 Spiders' snares 49 Grasp tightly "He seemed to be OK," 14 Dancer Astaire 51 Roseanne's TV husband 15 Top-notch 52 King or mode lead-in on other people to keep me Parcelis said. " rhere was no market by parent company 16 Idle or Clapton 53 Teacher of Samuel informed as to really what's visible evidence he was strug- Walt Disney Co. that was offi- 17 "The Count of _ Cnsto" 55 Prognostication going on," I'aivclls said. "I can't gling to catch the ball." cially launched just recently 18 Scottish lake 57 Tries out? ANSWERS form m\ own independent opin- Pain pills prescribed follow- Disney recently disclosed 19 John Wayne's nickname 61 Old Nick's knack s 20 Test drives? 62 Soft, French cheese d 1 I 1 s|d V 8 0 V 8 ion other than those invoking. Ts ing the surgen were at the it has so far invested a com- M 23 Red table wine 63 Housing contract s 3 1 V o|3 c: n HHM *. i t. his hand functional and can he root ol what Owens called a bined SIM million in devel- V A 25 Not talking 66 Place to skate * M* d s|i 1 play on Sunday' II my medical big misunderstanding that oping Mobile l-SPN and 26 High explosive 67 Ill-mannered ^ >: i •< V V i i • i f\ 1 ■' people tell me those things are unfolded between the tune Disnev Mobile, which are 21 Show of affection 68 Calendar notations a n V ■ ■ * 1 1 V 69 Yields to gravity r. 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