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Volume 90. Issue 129 Monday, April 11,2011 www.bgviews.com Ancinec, Orians elected USG president, vice president
By MM Filby Albright, USO chief administrator. this year with 1421 students voting in VOTE BREAKDOWN Assistant Web Editor Ancinec and Orians received 507 the USG presidential election. USG presidential election by the numbers: Emily Ancinec and Hob Orians votes, Stewart and Collier received Both Ancinec and Orians will will be ihe next president and vice 495 votes and lake West and run- participate in the summer session ■ 1,421 students voted for the USG president and vice president president of the Undergraduate ning mate Joshua James received of USG. this year Student Government. 385 votes. "I only live about 30 minutes ■ 1.679 students voted for the USG president and vice president Ancinec and Orians defeated "I'm still in shock, but we are very away, so I'll be here," Orians said. in 2010 Gayton Stewart and Cassy Collier by excited and ready to go forward," "I'm very excited." ■ 507 students voted for Ancinec and Orians a margin of 12 votes. This year's presi- Ancinec said. "I'm just really proud of An official start date for USG's ■ 495 students voted for Stewart and Collier dential and vice presidential election what Kob and 1 have accomplished." summer session has not been set yet, ■ 585 students voted for West and James was the closest on record, said Justin Voter turnout was down 249 votes Ancinec said.
Performances close Greek Weekend
Greek Sing was a dance compe- were the same groups students were By Dana* King tition where nine groups of sorori- in for the other Greek Weekend com- Reporter ties and fraternities performed to a petitions and each group was made variety of songs. Each group fiad a up of two to three different sorori- Constant cheers escaped from different theme and was required to ties and fraternities. Another rule of Anderson Arena Sunday Night as have at least one person lip syncing Greek Sing began. at all times. The performance groups See GREEK I Pane 2
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AIDING JAPAN WITH ART Cartwright addresses funding cuts at Graduate Student Senate meeting BVJMS Jamat Special Sections Editor "I want people By July I, restrictions on spend- ing will reduce state funds, lim- Issues concerning the University to become familiar iting several Ohio institutions. budget were addressed April 1 at A potential tuition increase of the Graduate Student Senate's gen- with the state roughly $291 per year, per student eral meeting. would help ease state funding, The open forum welcomed budget." Cartwright said. President Carol Cartwright as Randy Gardner | State Rep "There is a 3.5 (percent) cap on its guest speaker. Cartwright fees and tuition but we might not explained how recent state and the state stuck to its share of go that high," she said. "As a uni- budget cuts would affect grad- higher education." versity community, we believe that uate education. Ohio Rep. Randy Gardner spoke a cap is not a good thing and that "What do we know about the at a GSS Brown Bag Lunch in the deans should have the right to budget at this point?" she asked. November. I Ie said nearly $618 mil- set the pricing accordingly. But the "Let me take you back. We have lion will be deducted from the state state has not embraced this idea." had three mid-year reductions budget for higher education. However, 48 percent of the in the last three years. The state "I want people to become familiar University's proposed budget cuts share has remained the same with the state budget and how diffi- would be absorbed by graduate during this time." cult it is to balance," he said. "As we education funds. Roughly 70 percent of the make decisions based on priority, it "There are roughly 3,000 full-time University's proposed budget is is very challenging to see how there graduate students studying at the tuition-based with the state share won't be some reductions made in University." Dinda said. "That rep- being 30 percent. The state funds every department and agency." resents 10 percent of the whole stu- its share through taxes, but with At the graduate level, University dent body. In the end we'll be cut 600,000 jobs lost in Ohio, the administratorsrecently announced back $9 million per year, that's 30 University has been planning plans to reduce funding by more percent of our budget. It really raises accordingly, Cartwright said. than 25 percent. If the budget is an eyebrow of what graduate educa- "The federal government stepped approved in June, graduate educa- tion means to this university." in with $9 trillion for higher educa- tion will be impacted drastically. The next GSS meeting will be tion nationwide," she said. "The "In the next two years, funding for at 3:30 p.m. in the McFall Center TVLERSTABLE !>•! BC'JiV.', state used stimulus funds of 16.5 graduate education will be reduced April 15 and is open to the pub- SPINNING: Senior Andrew Peet creates one of the ceramic bowls, that will be sold April 21-22 percent or $6.2 billion. Our plan S12 million out ot a 525 million pro- lic. Dinda and other members of at the Clay Club's 15ih Annual Spring Ceramics Sale in the Fine Arts Building. Proceeds from the worst case scenario was a loss of posal," said Steve Dinda, president GSS welcome anyone interested in sale will be donated to the Mashiko Potters Fund, which is a fund to aid the potters and potteries 30 percent. But the governor's plan of GSS. "That's a major problem discussing the future of graduate in Mashiko. Japan. has held to the best case scenario that needs to be addressed quickly." education at the University.
FORUM SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET See Greek Weekend photos Support unions by choke Defense shines in scrimmage What do you want the new USG president to make her first priority? Greek students celebrated Greek Faculty columnist Phil Schurrer says Senate In the final scrimmage before the annual spring JEFF STEVENS Weekend, which included games, trivia Bill 5 should not be allowed to strip unions game, the defense of the BG football team got Junior. Film Production contests and a sliming. See photos of rights, but that union membership and the better of the offense including Cameron Truss, "Parking" | Pag* 4 support should be voluntary | P*g« 4 who had two interceptions | Ptgt 6
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"I'm a big person on energy, "It was a great experience," BLOTTER GREEK so I judged the hardest on ener- said sophomore Dan Estrada, From Page 1 gy because you can make any a member of Phi Gamma Delta. THUR..APRIL7 2:35 AM. 2:07 AM. dance awesome if you have "We'll definitely do it next year, Chelsea L. Bates. 23. of Bowling Gregory A. Perez. 23, of 6:45 A.M. Green, was cited for operating Bowling Green, was arrested Greek Sing was thai the teams energy," Hesley said. we have to defend our title." A complainant reported protest- a vehicle impaired near the cor- on an active warrant from have no less than 10 people Lambert helped plan the Lambert said she was ers were not allowing workers ner of East Wooster Street and Cuyahoga County near the performing at one time and no event and she said she was really happy with how Greek to enter their work site at Ridge corner of North Main and East Campbell Hill Road more than 50. happy with how it went. Sing went. Street Court streets. The New Member Greek "It went phenomenal better "The whole goal of Greek Sing 2:52 AM. 9:40 A.M. Ding Mah. 21. of Bowling Terronn B. White, 20. of Council hosted the event, than 1 thought," Lambert said was to unify all the Greek com- A complainant reported his wal- Green, was cited for theft and Bowling Green, was cited for and it was presided over "I think it showed that every- munity, all the councils. Let's let stolen when he left it on the falsification within the 100 block possession of marijuana near by four judges. The judges body can come together, have bring everybody together at ground and drove away after the corner of North Main and included the Vice President of fun, nobody's holding grudges the end of the weekend and getting gas from Speedway. of N Prospect St. East Court streets. Student Affairs Deanna Vatan against each other, definitely make sure they had a fun time He said the wallet was gone 3:25 AM. Woodhouse, Lakeshia Dowicn meet new people and create and that they had lots of spirit when he returned to look for Bruce M. Lindquist, 23. of of the Office of Residence life, friendships outside of every- and just show everybody that it. Speedways video footage Rudolph. Ohio, was cited for Ronald Ruffin Jr.. 18, of Detroit doesn't show the wallet on the was cited for disorderly con- Director of Fraternity and body's chapter." it's great to have a sisterhood disorderly conduct/unable to ground and it didn't appear any- care for self within the 100 block duct/fighting near the corner Sorority Life Chris Bullins, as Lauren Barr, freshman bond and a brotherhood bond one used the pump after him or of North Main and East Court and a member of Chi Omega, in the Greek community and of E. Court St. well as a member of SICS1C picked it up. streets. and Lauren Hesley, a junior participated in her team's to destroy all stereotypes." 1:22 P.M. and member of the University performance. The awards ceremony fol- 2:46 P.M. Robert S Taylor, 31. of Bowling Debs Keith Dennard Jr., 19, A complainant reported her Dance Team. "1 think it went really well, lowed directly after Greek Sing Green, was cited for theft within of Detroit, was cited for disor- "The teams were judged on we hit all our stunts and I had and awards were given for each iPod stolen from Kreischer. the 100 block of W Gypsy derly conduct/fighting near the corner of North Main and East complexity, appearance, origi- a really good time," Barr said. Greek Weekend event, as well 3:21 P.M. Lane "It definitely made me a better as a few additional awards. Court streets. nality, humor, energy and syn- Jamie A. Miller. 22, of Bowling 6:18 P.M. chronization of their routine," dancer and just brought the The overall winners of Greek Green, was cited for theft after Rebecca K. Lay. 22, of Bowling Davonte L Parker. 23. of said Claire Lambert the vice Greek community closer." Weekend were also the win- placing unpurchased items in her Green, was cited for nuisance Bowling Green, was cited for president of administration The team of Delta Gamma. ners of Greek Sing, the team purse at Walmart. party within the 200 block of S. of Delta Gamma, Phi Gamma disorderly conduct/fighting near and scholarship for the NMGC. Phi Gamma Delta and Omega Summit St the corner of North Main and Delta and Omega Phi Alpha 4:14 P.M. Hesley said she judged most Phi Alpha Service Sorority won Daniel C. Loera. 35. of Bowling heavily on the teams' energy. Greek Sing. Service Sorority. 11:22 P.M. East Court streets. Green, was cited for theft after Jamie K. Akenberger. 20. of 2:28 AM. attempting to leave Walmart Bowling Green, was cited for Ryan D Shuler. 22. of Toledo, without paying for meat. underage under the influence was cited for disorderly con- within the 200 block of E. 824 P.M. duct/fighting within the 100 A complainant reported her Wooster St. block of N. Main St Ohio EPA wants property around purse stolen sometime between 11:30 P.M. 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. from 2:32 A.M. Matthew T. Grace. 19. of Spmdletop on North Main Jacob M. Morel. 20. of Cincinnati, was cited for disor- Street Risingsun. Ohio, was cited for former nuclear production plant derly conduct/public urination disorderly conduct/public urina- and underage under the influ- tion within the 200 block of N. ence within the 300 block of Land purchased would protect water near radioactive groundwater FRLAPRIL8 Main St. Ridge St MIAMISBURG, Ohio (AP) of Fernald, which is now More than 1 million tons 2:33 A.M. 2:36 AM. — The Ohio Environmental a nature preserve with a of radioactive waste was Adam J. Edens. 25. of Eric A. Rubio, 20. of Defiance. Protection Agency plans to Cold War exhibit. The agen- shipped to storage and dis- Perrysburg, was cited for dis- SUN., APRIL 10 Ohio, and Darris Laroi Stokes orderly conduct within the 600 Jr.. 23. of Toledo, were cited offer a total of about $13.7 cy, along with the Three posal sites in Nevada, Utah 12:04 A.M. for disorderly conduct/fight- Valley Conservation Trust, and Texas. About 4.7 mil- block of Morton Ave. Ryan Lee Wessel, 25. of million to property owners ing within the 100 block of W. who promise not to develop will meet with residents lion tons of low-level waste 11:51 P.M. Bowling Green, was cited for land neighboring a Cold War- Wednesday to discuss its remain in a fenced-off 110- Eric A. Richardson, 22, of open container in a motor Court St vehicle within the 200 block of era nuclear production plant proposals. The trust would acre pile encased in liners Westerville. Ohio, was cited for 2:47 AM. N. Main St. in southwest Ohio. hold the easements and and caps. Fernald ground- littering near South College Matthew James Gatien, 22. of The money comes from monitor the protected land. water will be pumped and Drive and 3rd Street 12:22 A.M. Bowling Green, was cited for a nearly three-year-old "It is a natural resource treated for several years Joel R. Beals. 23. of West Unity. nuisance party within the 300 settlement in which the that we want to protect for until a drinking water stan- Ohio, was cited for disorderly block of Campbell Hill Road. SAT., APRIL 9 conduct/public urination near U.S. Department of Energy the future," lauer said. dard is met. 12:18 A.M. the corner of Court and 2:52 A.M. paid the state to settle dam- Shrouded in secrecy for Lauer said preservation Colin D. Mcginn. 21, of Bowling Jordan B Paul. 18. of Botkins. Summit streets. ages over contaminated years, the Fernald facility efforts would help protect Ohio, was arrested for criminal Green, was cited for operating ground water at the I-'ecd processed uranium metal an aquifer that flows toward trespass and underage under the 12:45 AM. a vehicle impaired within the Materials Production Center for nuclear weapons from radioactive groundwater, influence within the 900 block of Curtis Neil Brown, 20, of 300 block of E. Wooster St at Fernald, about 20 miles 1952 to 1989. It gained also helping the govern- Saginaw, Mich., was cited for N. Summit St. underage possession within the northwest of Cincinnati. national notoriety in the ment with costs of filtering A goal is to conserve 1980s with media reports on tainted groundwater. 1:31 AM. 100 block of Troup Ave. groundwater and a nearby site emissions and residents' The Dispatch reports Erin Michael Goins, 20. of Bowling Green, was cited for 12:47 AM. CORRECTION stream, Ohio EPA spokes- concerns over radioactive that it's not clear how many underage under the influence Adam J. Surface, 20, of Toledo, woman Heather Lauer told contamination of air, soil neighboring property own- and underage possession within was cited for underage posses- POLICY ers would be offered money sion within the 1500 block of E. The Columbus Dispatch and groundwater. the 400 block of S Grove St. We want to correct all factual for a Sunday report. The The Department of Energy for preservation agree- Wooster St. errors. If you think an error has land is part of a 9,000- officially completed a $4.4 ments or how much land been made, call The BG News 2:27 A.M. 1:07 A.M. acre area north and west billion site cleanup in 2007. would be preserved. at 419-372-6966. Kelsey J. Hayes. 19. of Andrew C McCaffrey. 20, of Olmsted Township. Ohio, was Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio, was cited cited for underage under the for underage under the influ- ence within the 200 block of N ONLINE: Go to bqwews.com for the influence within the 100 block k complete blotter list. of N Main St. Main St
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Monday, Apnl 11.2011 4 PEOPLE ON frl E STREET What do you want the new USG President to make her first priority? 'Bring more "I think there "lhe price of "Bad professors" VISIT US AT attention to the should be more printing" k BGVIEWS.COM film community" statues around Have your own take on campus" today's People On The Street? Or a suggestion tor BRANOOM QUINN GEORGE SCHNEIDER. KATHEMMTCKESKY, AMY BRENNER. a question? Give us your Junior. Junior, Junior, Senior. feedback at bgviews.com Film Production Film Theater Interior Design Unions should not be stripped of rights, but Most US remakes of membership, support should be voluntary shows dilute quality Specifically, we need to referendum, but will do so backs of the "working middle By Tayl«r« Peterson, Th« gluttonous. Dally Targum (Rutgers But NBC did it right. Yes, distinguish between a "right" because of peer pressure at a class," I wonder on whose University) and a "license." These two union meeting. backs the burden should rest. they took certain archetypes terms are often - and errone- When a group of people There aren't that many rich College News Network of characters from the British ously - used interchangeably. at a meeting begins shout- people around. version and threw them at A "right" is a freedom, usu- ing and stamping in sup- Moreover, numbers indi- Do you remember when MTV American actors to run with. Sooner or later, someone will ally found in natural law, to port of something and cate the wage-and-benefit launched its first music video, But who cannot agree Steve ask my opinion of Senate Bill engage in a certain type of being led on by the speaker, package of public union "Video Killed the Radio Star" by Carell plays an amazing 5. Taking Mark Twain's dic- behavior. The right to life, I begin to wonder. workers is somewhat greater The Buggies? Neither do I, but I Michael Scott? And who isn't tum to heart ('Always tell the freedom of speech, and the True, many of these union than their counterparts in hear it was an exciting moment in love with lohn Krasinski truth. It will gratify some peo- right of assembly are exam- meetings are designed the private sector. "To whom in pop culture. and his plethora of )im faces? ple and astonish the rest."), ples, which are enshrined in to "rally the troops" or to much is given, much is The Buggies were a British It'sabout who picks it up and I'll simply state that I support American law. The govern- become fodder for the six expected." Simply put, there's synth pop/New Wave band, the way they handle the show. it but with reservations. ment did not grant them, and o'clock news, but a quote no easy answer. and their song entered history If you're taking something that I'll probably be remind- they can be curtailed only in from Sam Raybum, the icon- In response to the com- in 1979 when MTV used the is known to be raunchy and ed that the Faculty Senate special circumstances. ic Speaker of the U.S. House ment that the Catholic Church band's to-be one-hit wonder controversial, why would you opposes it: that SB 5 is an A "license," on the other of Representatives, comes to supports the right of workers (random fact: about 2 minutes put it on a channel where you unfair attempt to achieve hand, is a permit, granted mind: "Whenever everyone's to organize. I'll agree. But I'll and 57 seconds into the video, cannot give it enough room state solvency "on the backs by a governmental author- thinking alike, no one's think- also point out that nowhere Hans Zimmer can be seen to be dirty? of the middle class" and that ity, to engage in a particu- ing very much." in Church teaching is union playing a keyboard). Watching the MIV version my own church supports lar action, e.g., to drive a The fundamental problem affiliation required. The Limousines, an Indie of "Skins," I couldn't help but unionism. This would be evi- car, erect a building, or with the labor movement, as Is SB 5 perfect? Not by a and electronica band from laugh whenever characters' dence that the questioner is serve alcoholic beverages. is presently constituted in long shot. The "hired help" in California released an album f-words were bleeped out probably not as interested in "Licenses" are usually more this country, is its denial of Columbus should have done a last year that included a sin- — that, and the actors had two my reply as in pursuing his or restrictive than "rights" and freedom. If we, as thinking better job in solving the $8 bil- gle called "Internet Killed the modes of talking, monotone her own viewpoint. are subject to greater regu- and free human beings, have lion shortfall that Ohio faces. Video Star." And believe it or and yelling. The essences of SB 5 contains a number lation by legal authorities. the right to free speech, we The labor union move- not, it's a reworking of The characters I love were dis- of provisions. The actual bill In 1983, Ohio granted also have the right to be silent. ment in this country was born Buggies' original song. solved into cheap American exceeds 3(10 pages. I doubt state workers permission We have the right to worship out of the misery of working I don't want to say the song remakes with awful wardrobes many have even bothered to to organize and collectively or not to worship. We have people toiling in unsanitary is bad because I like it and and a lack of believability. read the legislation cover to bargain. This was a "license" the right to associate with like- and dangerous conditions actually do think it's more of An example of a remake cover - including yours truly. which could be amended or minded people, or we have for a pittance. Many of them an homage than a rip-off. but gone great and executed cor- The most widely publi- eliminated by the General the right to stay home. were true victims of unbridled it's a great example of how rectly is Shovvtime's launch of cized changes in SB 5 are Assembly of Ohio (those Those who wish to join a greed, and unions became a Americans have a habit of "Shameless," a racy show about the elimination of collec- who have the power to union should be free to do necessary counterbalance. taking things already made a low-class Chicago family tive bargaining by state give also have the power so; those who decline should Unionism has promoted a and trying to do it all over whose troubles revolve around workers for health care, sick to revoke). To equate the have their lives—and their living standard that working again, and some people are their alcoholic, mostly-absent time and pension benefits. license to collectively bar- wallets—remain undisturbed. people should be grateful for. really bad at it. father. Although the charac- State workers would also gain with a "right" is simply To demand that someone pay But we live in different MTV is a prime suspect. ters are almost completely be barred from striking and incorrect and self-serving. a "fair share," even if not a times. When I heard MTV was derived from the British origi- automatic pay raises would As an analogy, if we define union member, is the moral Perhaps the best thing that picking up "Skins" to be nal, the actors have run with be eliminated, replaced by a dog's tail as a "leg" and then equivalent to being told to could happen for Ohio labor Americanized, horror and the molds and made them merit-based pay increases. ask how many legs the dog pay for a "benefit" that was unions is for Ohio to become rage flooded through my into real people. The unions and their sym- has, the answer is not five. It's not sought after (so much for a right-to-work state. It sounds mind, body and soul. The UK In the case of "Shameless," pathizers are in high dun- four: calling a tail a "leg" does freedom of choice). counterintuitive but should it version of "Skins," which airs I have not seen the original geon over SB 5. Among their not make it a leg. To the objection by the come to pass, organized labor on a British cable channel and do not feel the desire to many claims is that SB 5 will Similarly, using the phrase questioner that the Faculty will be required to bring their called E4 in the vein of HBO, — especially since its eight sea- eliminate "collective bargain- "collective bargaining rights" Senate opposes SB 5, my A-game to the bargaining table may just be about a group of sons are virtually unavailable ing rights." But, as 1 under- does not elevate collective response would be a shrug — as will management college-attending teenagers unless bought, and I'm too stand it, collective bargaining bargaining to any status other of the shoulders and a gen- Unions would be compelled who drink, sleep around and poor. Showtime did a sufficient for wages is not eliminated. than the license granted by tle reply that at one time to offer solutions to problems consume drugs like water job, giving them room to curse Repeat: collective bargaining the Ohio General Assembly. nearly everyone thought the that will not only benefit their — but it was the characters and drink profusely and swim for wages is not eliminated. It also appears some of the world was flat. members, but also society at that made the series unfor- in a pool completely naked. Let's parse some words furor developed over SB 5 is as Social, as well as scien- large. If the unions are unsuc- gettable, not necessarily their It was announced last being bandied about rather much a flexing of muscles by tific, dilemmas are not nor- cessful, they'll soon see their outrageous actions. month that MTV plans to carelessly in this debate. union officials as it is concern mally solved by consensus. membership decline. The kind of "Skins" charac- remake "Inbetweeners," a Since SB 5 affects teachers for the rank-and-file. Quite Complex problems will not This would be the best form ter I'm talking about is the wacky, clever teen-sex comedy. and educators (who are pre- simply, it's all about power. be solved by sign-carrying of labor agreement—one that type that cannot be recreated, This isn't going to go well, guys. sumably well-trained in criti- This power can be mani- people chanting slogans, no serves the common good and the one-in-a-million kind of Especially since other upcom- cal thinking), we should all fested in many ways. It would matter how well intentioned is consistent with free will. people who can only be played ing shows include "Teen Wolf" agree that the use and mean- be interesting to know how they may be. by the actors that first slipped (really? Two movies weren't ing of words is crucial to how many union members would To the comment that SB into them. And MTV thinks enough?) and a revamp of an intelligent discussion is actually rather not sign the 5 attempts to rescue the Respond to Phil at that a handful of nobodies "Beavis and Butt-head." framed and pursued. petition to put SB 5 on a solvency of the state on the [email protected] who can't act could manage So, let's review. Problem: tt> pull off the casual ease of Taking something once great personality actors like Joe and making it crappy. Culprit: Did you know? CALLING ALL Dempsie and Jack O'Connell MTV Underlying issue that A duck's quack had in playing Chris and Cook would take another column to CARTOONISTS (from generations one and articulate: Our culture has a doesn't echo, and no two, respectively)? lack of creativity and cannot one knows why. COLUMNIS" I'm not saying it's impossible think of its own ideas. to remake things into equal or Warning to MTV: If you dare Need a place to voice your opinions? The even better versions. 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SPECIAL SECTIONS EDITOR month maximum. reflect the view ol The BG News '■ WWW.BGNEWS.COM WORLD Monday. Aprl 11.20115 BGNEWS WIRE WORLD BRIEFS SOURCES Tokyo governor Bomb kills 3 tribal Yemen solution UAE detains Libyan forces Filipino troops re-elected despite elders in Western sought by Gulf another democracy shoot down defuse 3rd bomb tsunami gaffe Afghanistan foreign ministers activist, academic 2 rebel helicopters after hostel blast TOKYO (AP)- Tokyo's KABUL. Afghanistan SANAA. Yemen (AP)-Tens DUBAI. United Arab TRIPOLI. Libya (AP) LAMITAN. Philippines governor won re-election Sunday, (AP) - A roadside bomb killed of thousands of protesters Emirates (AP) — Authorities in — Libyan government forces (AP) - Army troops defused a eii! polls showed, despite a gaffe three tribal elders in Western seeking the ouster of Yemen's the United Arab Emirates have shot down two US -built attack powerful bomb outside a school in which he suggested a March Afghanistan Sunday, possibly in president marched in the capital detained two more activists helicopters being used by rebel Sunday in the same Southern earthquake and tsunami were retaliation for their cooperation Sunday, as the region's foreign advocating democratic reforms forces in the east of the coun- Philippine province where the "divine punishment" for Japan. with the government. ministers reviewed troubled in the oil-rich Gulf nation try, the deputy foreign minister night before a blast destroyed where most political activity is a lodging house and another Shintaro Ishihara. 78, had The men were driving to a efforts to negotiate the terms of said early on Sunday. banned, a lawyer said Sunday. explosive was found near a been expected to secure his meeting with villagers and other his resignation. Khaled Kaim slammed the hotel in attacks blamed on Abu fourth four-year-term in the tribal elders to discuss what sort Sunday's protest in Sanaa The pair includes one of international community for Sayyaf extremists. gubernatorial race, and polls of projects the Afghan govern- came a day after renewed clash- the country's most outspoken allowing rebel forces to operate by public broadcaster NHK ment and international donors es between demonstrators and academics. Nasser bin Ghaith. aircraft despite the existence of Although it has been confirmed his victory after voting should fund when their vehicle security forces there. Witnesses who is a financial analyst and a no-fly zone over the country crippled by years of US -backed finished late Sunday. hit a roadside bomb, killing all of said police fired a barrage of tear an economics professor at the following U.N. Security Council Philippine offensives, the Abu them, officials said. Abu Dhabi branch of Paris' Sayyaf has endured and contin- Election official Yuji Miura gas late Saturday and that many resolution 1973. Sorbonne university. He was ued to be blamed for bombings, said official results would be One of the dead, Sayid demonstrators suffered breath- "A clear violation was commit- detained Sunday in Dubai, said kidnappings for ransom, extor- available Monday. Ahmad, was the head of the ing problems. ted by the rebels to resolution tion and other acts of banditry in group of tribal elders who orga- Mohammed al-Mansouri, the Just days after the March Embattled Yemeni President 1973 relating to the no-fly zone. nized the meeting, said Abdul lawyer and a fellow activist. at least four impoverished south- 11 earthquake and tsunami Ali Abdullah Saleh. once a key The rebels used two Chinook ern provinces. Washington has Basit Kherkywi, the head of U.S. ally in the war against the He has frequently criticized helicopters and they were shot swept over the country's blacklisted the al-Qaida-linked Farah Province's local council. the Gulf region's ruling sheiks Northeast. Ishihara caused a al-Qaida terror network, has tried down" near the eastern oil facili- for refusing to consider all but group as a terrorist organization. stir with his comments. The meeting was common to cling to power despite two ties of Brega. he said An army ordnance team safely knowledge in the area and offi- months of near-daily protests the most limited of political "We need to wash away The report could not be con- reforms and for failing to pro- defused the bomb, believed to cials said the men were probably calling for his resignation. our egoism with this tsunami. firmed with the rebels, but jour- directly targeted. vide a legal framework for the be made from ammonium nitrate Really. I believe this is divine Last week, he rejected a nalists in the area did describe staggering economic develop- and attached to two cellular punishment," he told report- "The enemy probably knew mediation offer by the Gulf seeing at least one attack heli- ment of the past decade. phones, after patrolling soldiers ers March 14. they'd be driving on this Cooperation Council, saying copter apparently fighting for the discovered the explosive in a road," said Yonus Rasouli. the the six-nation group was med- rebels in the area Saturday After a public outcry, he biscuit can in front of a school deputy governor. dling in Yemen's affairs. The retracted the remarks and apolo- Most aircraft used by the compound in Lamitan town in council had invited Saleh and Libyans, whether government or gized a day later. No one immediately claimed the island province of Basilan. Yemen's opposition groups to rebel forces, are Russian made responsibility for the attack, but provincial military commander Saudi Arabia for talks on a pro- the Taliban and other insurgent Col. Alex Macario said. posal that the president hand groups regularly target Afghans over power to his deputy in working with the government or return for immunity from pros- international forces. ecution for him and his family. Islamic enclave in Hamas makes appeal to Israel to halt fighting Yemen shows Gaza's deputy foreign minister offers to stop rocket fire if Israel stops its operations ByAmyT.ib.1 As nightfall approached, the military was told to "con- ed in calm but want the Israeli The Associated Press Gaza militants had fired tinue to operate against ter- military to stop its operations." militant risk about 10 rockets and mortar rorists in order to stop the I lamad said in Hebrew. JERUSALEM — A senior shells at Israel, police said, but (rocket) fire on Israel." Hamas refuses to recognize Armed forces seize the town Jaar as fears of member of Gaza's ruling Israel had not hit back. Hamas' deputy foreign Israel, but Hamad and other further attacks grow among people Hamas movement Sunday At a late afternoon meet- minister, Ghazi Hamad, deliv- leaders of the Islamic militant made a rare appeal to the ing of Israel's Security Cabinet, ered the message to state-run group learned Hebrew during By Ahnwd Al-H.j and Kim Israeli public for a halt to made up of senior ministers, Israel Radio. "We are interest- time spent in Israeli prisons. G.imel The biggest worry is over the escalating cross-bor- The Associated Press al-Qaida's branch in Yemen, der fighting, telling an which the Obama admin- Israeli radio station in flu- SANAA, Yemen — Islamic istration considers the top ent Hebrew that Hamas radicals have long held sway terrorist threat to the U.S. is ready to stop its rock- Give a Pint, Get a Pint in the Southern Yemeni town Washington has given Saleh et fire if Israel ends its of Jaar. They turned it into millions of dollars to fight the attacks on Gaza. AND enter to win an iPad! a Taliban-style microstate, terror group, which is believed where the movie theater was to have several hundred Come to donate and receive a converted into a mosque, fighters holed up in moun- FREE pint of ice cream! men and women are banned tain hideouts. The Obama tfll from mingling in public and administration fears that ^ H drinking alcohol is punish- cooperation would be jeop- jt- American able by 100 lashes. ardized if the longtime VI Red Cross In recent weeks, they con- leader is ousted, although it solidated their authority in has denounced the regime's Jaar. 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April 11.2011 6 SPORTS BRIEF Falcon tennis drops two matches over weekend Prochaska projected as By The 8G News Sports Staff Despite the losses, sever- Christine Niklci third-round pick in WNBA al Falcons reached personal Chiricosta Chiricosta Draft For the first time this sea- milestones, including the Senior is tied for Freshman has 25 According to draftsite.com. senior Lauren son, the BG tennis team has Chiricosta sisters. seventh in BG with 45 singles wins, tied for Prochaska is projected to be drafted in the third dropped back-to-back matches Freshman Nikki Chiricosta's wins on the year fourth-highest at BG round, 33rd overall, by the Indiana Fever in on the road. singles win over UlC's Ilinca . a* ^ todays WNBA Draft. The Falcons opened the Cristescu gave her 25 singles wins The WNBA draft begins at 3 p.m. and will be weekend Friday with a 5-2 loss in her career, the fourth-highest in school history. son, respectively, as the two aired on ESPN and ESPN3.com. Coverage or at Western Michigan, then saw total in BG history. Abby Bratton Older sister Christine won rank in the top 15 on the BG the second and third rounds will be broadcast a doubles point disappear as holds the record with 30 singles both her singles and doubles single-season list. onESPNUandNBATV. the University of Illinois at wins in the 1998-99 season. matches at UIC, giving her 45 The Falcons return home Prochaska finished her career at BG as the Chicago came from behind to Chiricosta also won her wins on the year, tying for sev- Friday for what is their final University career scoring leader with 2290 win 4-3 Saturday. doubles match at UIC as she enth on the BG wins list. She has home stand of the season. BG points. She is also the school's career leader in Saturday's loss was BG's fourth teamed with Mary Hill to defeat 86 singles wins and 87 doubles will host Eastern Michigan on FT made (626). FT percentage (90.6). 3-point in its last fifth match as its record Cristescu and lana Knoppe. wins in her career. Friday at 1 p.m. and will con- field goals made (310), games started (135) and drops to 11-7 overall and 2-3 in Chiricosta has a total of 47 wins Hill and Maddy Eccleston clude the weekend with a 1 p.m. consecutive games started (135). the Mid-American Conference. this season, tying her for fourth have 43 and 42 wins this sea- match against Toledo. Defense outlasts offense in — -. 09 « r" - final scrimmage before annua ——■ ~r nj/i spring game 4 -— ■""-' Jr 1 ^^^^^^"* igj^^^i By Smmn Shapiro "We got great pressure *- ._■ Web Editor mm • -, _ c mL *;[.'■ Cj$C " — ^ from our d-line, and m mm ^■'■^■■■■■■^ flBHaCbA a In the final scrimmage before Friday's spring game, the BG that's why I was able to ate defense had the better outing, piec- , ■ *. ing together a 67-48 victory. get the picks." Using coach Dave Clawson's . unconventional scoring system Cameron Truss | BG defensive back - 9m^mM — points are awarded for various ^•a«^» tasks including sacks, turnovers and a good lime," Truss said. — • touchdowns — the defense was lead One group that had a good • TB by Cameron Truss' pair of intercep- time Saturday was the defen- tions, one of which was a pick-6 that sive line, as they've continued went roughly 75 yards for the score. to mesh as a group throughout IJ.-BI ; 1 "Today we came out here and spring camp, a positive sign for ■■■■■■ E-_ wanted to give everything we got the Falcons after the position m %* j§-' and improve from the last scrim- struggled last season. - 1 r— mage," Truss said. "We got great "I thought our defensive line pressure from our d-line, and that's played very well today," Clawson why I was able to get the picks." said. "Chris lones is a very good Si - Last Saturday it was the offense football player, and Kevin Alvarado 4 who had the upper hand in the was very active. And Ted Ouellet is K; L scrimmage, something the defen- having a good spring for us — he is . t sive players harped on this week and turning himself into a good foot- ia»BB»* ■■iVHHHHLw j^^v used as motivation to outperform ball player for us. I thought our mmmmm ^^^_ ' •. their offensive counterparts. defensive line was very active and It was a fact evidenced by the our secondary made some good amount of celebration the defensive breaks on the ball." players would put on display after a In addition to Truss' pair of inter- j i : s big stop or turnover. ceptions, Dwayne Woods had a pick 1 "We're treating these practices duringan overtime simulation—on 4 :. just like a game situation, so we're going to go hard, we're going to See FOOTBALL I 87 GIUY HANSON V .'. celebrate and we're going to have UP FOR GRABS: 8G defensive back Cameron Truss (right) defends a pass dunng Saturday's scrimmage BG drops four games i i Michigan, push losing streak to nine By Bryan Filipponi The Falcons displayed some Zada Reporter resilience, battling back in the Lines top of the sixth and were able Senior pitched a lun doubleheaders in Michigan to tie the game up 1-1. The lead complete game Friday and the BG softball team still didn't last long, with Eastern against EMU walked away searching for a Mid- Michigan ending the game with American Conference victory. a three-run bottom of the sixth. The Falcons played conference The Falcons closed their the following home half of the foes Eastern Michigan on Friday weekend play against Central inning. Central Michigan scored and Central Michigan on Saturday Michigan, where in the first game three runs in the fourth, then at each team's home field. Lines was back on the mound. two in the fifth and one more in The first game was highlighted Lines gave up a triple to Macy the sixth to secure a 7-3 victory. by a solid performance by BG Merchant to lead off the game. Inthefinalgameoftheweekend pitcher Zada Lines. She pitched Merchant would score off an RBI the Falcons were shell-shocked, a complete game, only giving single, but that would be the only finding themselves down 9-0 up six hits and one run over six run Lines would allow through to start the third inning. The innings. However, the single run the first three innings. Falcons were able to pull a run turned out to be the crucial one, The Falcons offense exploded back in the third and another with the Falcons falling to 1-0. in the top of the fourth with two in the fifth with Katie Yoho hit- In the second game of the home runs. Hannah Fulk led the ting a solo home run, the first of doubleheader against Eastern inning off with a solo blast, fol- her career. Central Michigan was Michigan the Falcons looked lowed by Paige Berger hitting a able to add one more to conclude to end their offensive struggles two-run home run. The home run the game at 10-2. but once again came up short. was Berger's sixth of the season. After the weekend the Falcons' Melissa Bott held the Eagles Like the second game against record sits at 4-21 overall and 0- scoreless for the first four innings Eastern Michigan, after the 8 in the MAC. The Falcons pick BGMtWSFIIi PHOTO but surrendered one run in the Falcons were able to put a run back up with a doubleheader THROW: Sophomore mfielder Hannah Fulk attempts to throw out a runner last spring. bottom of the fifth. on the board they gave up runs Tuesday against Notre Dame. FACEBOOK TWITTER WOMEN'S GOLF RUGBY Become a Facebook fan Follow BG News sports on Twitter Falcons finish eighth BG defeats Minnesota Become a fan of the BG News sports The BG News Sports Staff has a Twitter. Follow us TheBGwomersgof teamfrerdeignthattheEKlJ The Falcon nigby team knocked off department on Facebook. 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Collegiate Challenge, as it was 6 5 7 9 8 The Falcons finished with the second-best time in the 194 points in the 19-event MAC this season. Pettigrew 9 8 2 1 3 6 5 schedule, surpassing second- went on to win the 200 meter place Toledo (138) and third- dash in 25.44 seconds and place Ohio (135). Marshall fin- then joined Felicia Jefferson, 5 6 2 9 7 , ished fourth with 63 points. \llnn,in Home and Hrika After a fourth-place finish at Schmidt to win the 4x100- 1 4 8 9 the Ohio Invitational last year, meter relay in 47.83 seconds, BG set nearly two dozen per- defeating Marshall by just over SUDOKU L I 6 S 8 9 E » I sonal records on the campus one second. To play: Complete the grid I 8 £ V L 6 MS of Ohio University. In both the 800 and 1500- so that every row, column S II E 1 I Hi Jessie Rowland contin- meter races, four Falcons set and every 3x3 box contains 1 i { I S E Ml ued to move up the all-time personal records. the digits 1 to 9.There is no E S I I 9 ► L 6 8 guessing or math involved. school record list in the Heather Conger set a per- I f 9 IM I S E Just use logic to solve hammer throw with a toss of sonal-best time of 2:12.99 in 9 I 8 its 6 £ Z 56.10 meters, ranking fourth the 800 meters as she took t i S 6 I 8 9 I I in school history. Rowland's top honors, and Autumn 6 L Z 9 E 1 5 8 ► toss won the event and Dettmann, Abby Koch and earned BG 10 points. Caitlin Flack also set personal- In the shot put, Ashley bests in the race. Harris won with a personal- In the 1500 meters, Dettman best throw of 14.52 meters. won with a time of 4:39.17, Harris also placed fourth in while Koch was one of four both the discus (38.04 meters) Falcon runners to set personal and hammer throw (46.73). records in the race. Tatijana lacobson also found Rachel Doughty placed success in a field event as her second in the 100-meter leap of 1.67 meters won the hurdles, finishing in 15 sec- high jump. I ler leap was just onds, while Barbara Powers CUM.* ("Or color IYIEBSTABIlt , IHI BGW.V1. shy of the MAO-leading mark finished seventh in the 400- SPRINT: Sophomore Jeanelte Pettigrew competes in a race at the MAC Indoor she set last week at the Toledo meter hurdles with a person- cfo "tAsy P6<* OA/ CL Collegiate Challenge. al-best t ime of 1:10.95. Championships in February. Petigrew swept all three of her races Saturday tff/tfatj f/CZA/S Coming April 11th: Lighten your load! 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D/W, university shuttle, great Stale licensed/NAEYC acciedited all next to campus, 419-353-0325 location! Call 419-354-6036. program. Degree and/or exp in HIGH SPEED DSL CartyRentals com/some sem only www.bg highland mgmt.com $29.95- 'AON I education or related field prel. Also summer only rentals avail. FT (seasonal) hours during HTERnET fERVKEJ May-12month leases ' ■!■■■■ •■■■■• ' summer with possible PT hours 2 BR & 3BR houses, 230 N. Enterprise -1br - $380/mo " wwwilai:oriiKi COMPUTER REPAI during school year. S600mo t utilities 322 E. Court • 1br - $440/mo. Apply at the Catholic Club. or call 419.352.3568 Avail Aug. Call 419-352-4850 453 S Prospect - 1 br - $330/mo. 5ig Waal Wsaster Bawllna Gresn 1601 Jelterson Ave. Toledo. OH 266 Manville - 2br -$590/mo. or e-mail resume to: 2 BR apt. half block from BGSU. 837 3rd St - 3br - S825/mo. [email protected] S550/mo, elec & gas incl. unfurn. www.BGApartments.com Avail. 5/15/11, call 419-601-3108 419-352-8917 Kidzwatch all centers now hiring For Rent For Rent For Rent care givers for days, eves. & 2BR apt. available in May, weekends. Send resume or apply close to campus! $325/mo. NEW REDUCED RENTI in person at 3150 Bostwick, Call 419-308-2458. Houses 1 block from BGSU, Nice 1BR. near campus. Room tor rent, S. College, Subleaser needed. 220 Court St Levis Commons. Perrysburg. OH 239 Manville - $750/mo. Avail August 2011 S425/mo. S350/mo, utils incl. newly May to July 31st. $260/mo util incl [email protected]. 2BR upper apt on a quiet street, 227 S College - S750/mo. Call 419-352-5882. remodeled!Call 419-708-9981 Lrg studio, 419-438-3953. www kidzwatch.net $525/mo ♦ utilities. Good condition, pet friendly! Call 419-352-3139 after 5pm. 419-352-6064. 500 Lehman. The Highlands -220 Napoleon Rd Lifeguard & Swim Insfructort www.froboserentals.com Shamrock Studio Apta (or lease S365-$395'mo + elec. Lifeguard. First Aid S CPR 3 BR house.unfurn.139 S College Semester leases, furnished 1 BR apts avail, newly updated. Cen required. Exp in teaching S890/mo, inclds. gas. dap. req. NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT Nice, large 6BR. zoned for 6. We provide all util. cable, WiFI. laundry on site, great location. lessons a plus PT. FT (seasonal) Avail. 8/15/11, year lease. SERVICES 2 baths, avail. May. MUST SEE! cats allowed Call 354-0070 or lor summer S8 25-$9.50/hr. Call 419-601-3108 Apartmentsl, Houses! Condos! $1675/mo. call 419-353-0326. ShamrockBG.com Call 419-354-6036 Apply at Catholic Club. Pet Friendly 3 BR, 1 1/2 bath townhouse, 1601 Jefferson Ave. Toledo, OH Great Locations all over town! or e-mail resumes to. 3 miles from campus, 332 S. Main St. BG newly remodeled, $725/mo ♦ util. resumes@Ca!hglicCluJj,srfl 419-352-5620 Call 419-708-9981. Need cleaning people for 4 BR house, 1 bath, W/D, 1-2 weeks, starts 5/8/11 Call 419-353-0325 S Summit St. $795/mo ♦ utlls, Avail Aug 7th. call 419-886-9281. if-1" i ■■!■ K r.in1 . t ail IAWUNW i f ifjQxV il 0* BoLo/ina (jtee/i State Un'iVerStxJ 4 BR house 1st block of Manville For Rent May to May lease CINEMAS CaH 419-382-5239. mm mimi mem trmsm- mi iur MSMI9 ft 2>ef>Qrtfyierit erf "Theatre & ff//*l Pt-eSeritS- • Lrg 3 S 4 BR apts. S650 & up 426 E Wooster. 3 bedroom, Hi «JI»rU IKl* HOmUUIHHIPSKIPUAMIUH recently updated, small pets ok S750/mo, avail August 2011. 619 Hign St. Call 216-337-6010. Arthur [po-13] Call 419-352-5882. *4:B5 7:25 10:05 Vow Hlghn.n [H] 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartment! 6 BR house, 918 Third St, $99 Deposit Special! Avail Aug 1, W/D, close to '4:35 7:20 9:55 April \6th) 20\\ Hoprpo] Free Heat & Water! campus. S1500/mo. Free parking Large Palio! Pet Friendly! 419-308-2676. bgtoledorent.com •4:40 7:20 0:50 (419)353-7715 MM www varsitysquareapts com Avail. August 2011, 3 BR houses, I '4:26 7:10 excellent cond.close to BGSU: Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2 [PG] 1 & 2 BR apis, close to campus, 606 5th St - $750/mo. '4:50 7:35 10:10 ideal for grad students, avail.May, Suck.r Punch [PG-13] call Gary at 419-352-5414 118 Clay St - S875/mo. 3BR apt-443 N. Enterprise-$500 " 10:00 ■ . Msrvtte S"o*r»ne 1 BR apt. close to campus, 2BR apt -112 Ridge - $325/mo. -12:01 ihowlng ol Scrtim 4 on April 14ttil- at the S395/mo + electric, pet friendly. Call 419-308-2458 for more info. Call 419-708-9981. 1 BR upper apt. A/C avail. Aug. S Summit. 12 month lease. &*sh Theater m ^a/ina ^Jojl $350/mot util. call 419-866-9281. GREENBRIAR, INC. IVILLAGE 419-352-0717 APARTMENTS GREAT SELECTION OF: * Apartments Available » 1,2,3,and 4 Bedroom * Semester Leases * Apartments & Houses * Minutes from BGSU « * Pet friendly community • Available for Fall 2011 • Heat included* gflflPiiaW Pet Friendly Units Available GRADUATE STUDENT APARTMENTS CALL FOR SPECIALS! (1 bedroom ft tffIclcnclcs) Located at: 300 Napoleon Road <"—Y 445 I-. \\imsli-i lliiulinu Cum. Oil 4.1402 in Bowling Green ISJ WILLOW HOUSE Leasing Office Located al: $8 - $14+ an hour! 1045 N. Main Si. Willow House Apts. 830 4,h St. Part Time during school 419-353-5800 ♦1 Bedroom* II Time during summer break meccabg.com •1 Bath« •Dishwasher* www.homecltylca.com •Garbage Disposal* NO I «P( HlFNi.f NFFDFD • WHI TRAIN •Air Conditioning* 1-800-899 8070 Management Inc. •Free Off Street Parking*