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BASKETBALL: SUNNY Falcon men take on HIGH: 32 I LOW: 20 Eastern Michigan at www.bgnews.com 7 p.m. tonight; PAGE 8 dependent student press VOLUME 93 ISSUE 21 Vagina Monologues hit campus By Marie Chiche been almost sold out every night. long time since 1 had done the- added that it was what really especially on university campus- the audience members." INI 60 NIWS She said 250 seats were added ater. And 1 felt, Why not?" sparked her interest in doing the es, for students to be exposed to "It's personally very empower- Last nighl was Ihe last possible afier the first night, making the For Mary Retort-George, cast show. art or theater or anything like that ing, and I feel as I am helping to day for students to see the Vagina total seats 750. member, assistant director and "The only feedback I've heard that is very open and accepting of empower other women," Retort - Monologues, a University pro- The play featured a cast of 26 costume designer, (he play gave has been really positive," said women." George said. "I hope I am helping duction at the Bowen Thompson women, and more than 40 peo- her the occasion to share her Retort-George. "They agreed the "For me, it means being able to men to understand women bel- Student Union Ballroom. ple were involved in the produc- experience as a new mother. She show really needed it and that it walk the talk," she added. "To be ter." The Vagina Monologues was tion. Those involved in ihe play added her own monologue to the added to it." able to really stand up for what I Cast members also said that played three times at the came from different back- play, called "My Vagina is a For other cast members, their believe in." the play was here to make people University, Sunday to Tuesday, grounds and had different rea- Freeway" Retort -George said that involvement had to do with being For those women, being part of think and understand women's attracting very large audiences, It sons for wanting to be part of the Nancy Kennedy, the play director, able to stand for what they the Vagina Monologue was an issues better. was the first time that Hie Vagina show. originally asked her if she was believed in. important experience. "I think it's brought to the Monologues was performed at "I was finishing my prelimi- interested in writing and per- "I was familiar with it (The "It's been wonderful to meet all University a forum to discuss the University. nary exam," said lanlce Gcma, forming a monologue about Vagina Monologues) from when I these women from across the important things that aren't easily According to Mamie Sullivan, a cast member and a graduate being a new mother because used to teach Women Studies," University," Gerna said. "The discussed otherwise," Gerda said. graduate assistant involved with assistant. "I got an e-mail about there was nothing about that said Sandy Mcncer, a cast mem- script by itself has sparked a lot of the production, the show has the auditions, and it has been a subject in the play. Retort-George ber. "I just think it's important, discussion among the cast and MONOLOGUES, PAGE 2 Grad. school: PHAT TUESDAY New Orleans' Mardi Gras festivities test of take on patriotic flair along with traditional tough purple, green & gold By Mary Foster By Karishma Anik !Nt ASSOCIATED PRESS IHE 8G NEWS *" NEWORlJiANS — Mardi Gras Applying to graduate school revelers who filled the streets of can be a much tougher and New Orleans' French Quartet longer process than the applica- added a patriotic twist to the tion process for undergraduate debauchery Tuesday, mixing red, school. All prospective applicants white and blue with the tradi- must take standardized tests tional purple, green and gold of according to what career area Carnival. they are interested in pursuing. On Bourbon Street, strings of for most master's degree pro- beads — including new red, grams, only the GRE (Graduate white and blue necklaces — Record Examination) is needed. rained down on young women Law school requires the LSAT, who bared their breasts. and medical school requires the "I got the really good beads," MCATs. For managment or busi- bragged )oe Chin, 23, of Miami. ness degrees, the GMATs are "I know it's cold, but girls are still needed. All international stu- happy to show them for these dents are also required to take the babies." TOEFL, which tests their English National Guardsmen as a foreign language. patrolled Mardi Gras for the first Most schools require a mini- time, but police said the only mum grade point average to be direct response to the terrorism admitted. Chris Spence, a alert issued by the FBI on Graduate Student Services coun- Monday was the posting of the selor at the University, says that if suspected terrorists' photos at a student's grades are below the police stations. minimum requirement, that stu- "Why would terrorists want to dent might still be admitted. break up such a good party?" "They might be admitted on a said Tommy Mitchell, 31, of San conditional basis if they receive a Francisco, who wore only a grass grade of B or better in the first skirt and American flag pasties Associated Press Photo GRADS. PAGE 2 FRENCH QUARTER FOLLY: Floats in the Rex parade proceed down St. Charles Ave. during the annual Mardi Gras festival yesterday. PARTY, PAGE 2

"He was a lone-wolf kind of guy, and he's probably gotten scared off." Big break in Pearl case BRENT SMITH, TERRORISM EXPERT By Kathy Gannon educated and one who 1 would THE ASSOCIATED PRESS feel is a hard nut to crack," KARACHI, Pakistan — Police Karachi Police Chief Kama I Shah Olympic bomber arrested a British-bom Islamic said. "I don't think it would be militant Tuesday they say mas- very easy to break him straight terminded the kidnapping of away. It would take time I feel Wall Street lournal reporter before we get all the details about no longer a threat Daniel Pearl — the biggest break Daniel from his interrogation." yet in the quest to free him. An Saeed's capture followed an By Erin McClarn den in a knapsack exploded in official close to the investigation intensive, nationwide manhunt THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Atlanta's Centennial Olympic said the suspect told police Pearl and was announced ahead of ATLANTA — More than five Park, killing a woman and injur- is alive. Pakistani President Pervez years later, the man suspected of ing more than 100 people. Ahmad Omar Saeed Sheikh, MusharraFs meeting Wednesday carrying out the deadly bomb- With the Games back in 27, was arrested Tuesday after- with President Bush in ing at the last Olympics held in America, authorities admit they noon in the eastern city of Washington. Musharraf is the United States is still out there are no closer to finding Rudolph, Lahore, according to Tasneem expected to seek U.S. economic on Ihe run, as far as anyone who is also believed to be Noorani, a senior official of and political support to help knows. behind bombings at two abor- Pakistan's Interior Ministry. combat Muslim extremism in But terrorism experts said it is tion clinics and a gay nightclub Saeed was expected to be trans- this predominantly Islamic unlikely Eric Robert Rudolph in the South. ferred to Karachi for further country of 147 million people. would try to pull off an Olympic Investigators initially believed questioning. The Pearl kidnapping has bombing in Salt Lake City. the survivalist was hiding in the Following the arrest, police been an embarrassment for "He was a lone-wolf kind of rugged Appalachians, possibly fanned out across this city of 14 Musharraf, who's been trying to guy, and he's probably gotten in western North Carolina. Now million people, raiding homes of dispel Pakistan's image as a scared off," said Brent Smith, a they say they do not even know suspected Islamic extremists and hotbed of Islamic fundamental- terrorism expert at the whether he is alive. And though searching settlements along the ism. Saeed's arrest is a boost for University of Alabama at they have no evidence he has left bleak and thinly populated the I'-.ikistani leader as he meets Birmingham. "He's probably the mountains, investigators say Pakistani coast. Police cautioned Bush. committed the last act he'll ever he could be anywhere. that rescuing Pearl could still Pearl, 38, the loumal's South commit. But you cant bank on The FBI still lists Rudolph, Associated Press Photo take time. that." On July 27,1996, a bomb hid- CAUGHT: Pakistani police escort persons to High Court yesterday. Saeed "is one who is highly REPORTER, PAGE 2 BOMBER, PAGE 2 2 Wednesday, February 13,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Monologue thought Partiers Grad schoolers must plan GRADS, FROM PAGE 1 Close said that using the "Students should be very con- MONOLOGUES, FROM PAGE 1 awareness for victims of vio- withstand lence. This year, the foundation resources available in your col- scious of deadlines," he said. nine hours," she said. She added thai ihe play was became a campaign with over lege is also very important when He feels that some of the best meant to provoke thought 550 colleges participating world- Successfully applying to grad- applying to graduate school. He sources to use to prepare for the uate school takes three impor- "I would be surprised if any- wide. chill says that people who know you standardized graduate tests are one is comfortable with any sin- All the proceeds from the tant steps, according to Daryl well are your best references, PARTY, FROM PAGE 1 Close, Professor of Computer prep books such as Kaplan and gle topic," she said. University perfonnances will go especially professors whose the Peterson's Guides. Science and Philosophy at classes you've done well in. "It's important for women to to the Survivor Emergency despite the chill. "This is a Heidlberg College. "Students should set up a plan really love their bodies and to be Fund, a campus program estab- friendly group. Very friendly" "Be aware that they will really to devote working through the able to be more comfortable According to Close, the first lished to support University- Temperatures in the 30s important thing to do is write a help you," Close said. "Students books over a period of time," with them," Mcncer said. "I have to be aggressive and talk to affiliated victims of violence that thinned the crowds that usu- resume, which he feels is some- Close said. think it (The Vagina them." was established by the ally line the Fat Tuesday thing that is very difficult to suc- He makes it very clear that the Monologues) adds to the culture Finally, Close said that stu- Transformation Project in parade route through the cessfully accomplish. GREs have no similiarty with the of acceptance and diversity." city's Garden District. Some dents must be thoroughly pre- August 2001. "Be completely honest about SATs. For Retort -George, the play The Survivor Emergency who did bear the cold pulled your strengths; modesty is not a pared to take the standardized also brings hopes for the future Fund provides tuition assis- their costumes on over entrance tests for graduate Applying to graduate school of the women's condition. virtue," Close said. "Putting your tance, court costs, safety plan- sweaters. Others had festive best foot foward is one of the school. He suggests that stu- can be easy if students are thor- "I hope that when my daugh- ning, transportation, and books outfits hidden under winter dents plan at at least one year in oughly prepared and ready to ter is old enough to understand most important items in writing to help lessen costs that sur- coats festooned with beads a resume." advance for the tests. take on the challenge. the show, she'll say 'Can you vivors of sexual assault or rela- and boas. believe that women had to go tionship violence are often con- Although tossing beads through that to try to be under- fronted with. and trinkets from the bal- stood?' " she said. For further information about conies is illegal, police ignore The Vagina Monologue was this fund, contact Michelle the practice during Carnival. performed as part of the V-I)ay Clossik, coordinator of the Exposing breasts is also ille- Captors claim journalist still alive College Initiative, a foundation transformation Project, at 372- gal, but arrests are rare. that raises money, support and 7227. "1 hope my mother doesn't REPORTER,FROM PAGE 1 arrest of a suspect in the capital Islamic militants fighting to end find out how I got these," said of Islamabad who gave crucial Indian rule in the contested Linda Vaccard, 24, of New Asia bureau chief, disappeared information. Yousuf did not Himalayan region. Saeed was York, who warded off the chill Ian. 23 on his way to meet with elaborate. shot and wounded by police, with a hurricane, an over- Islamic extremist contacts. He Several more arrests were and the hostages were freed Rudolph unlikely an sized alcoholic fruit punch. was believed to be working on a reported in Karachi, Rawalpindi unharmed. A Statue of Liberty paraded story about links between and other major cities Tuesday. He spent the next five years in Olympic bomber down the street past a man in Pakistani militants and Richard In Washington, White House jail — although never brought to pink stockings, a skirt and a C. Reid, the man accused of try- spokesman Ari Fleischer said he trial — and was freed in fake pregnant belly BOMBER, FROM PAGE 1 But there have been no con- ing to detonate explosives hid- could not confirm any details December 1999 after gunmen firmed sightings of Rudolph Jazz clarinetist Pete den in his sneakers on a Paris-to- about Saeed's arrest or Pearl's hijacked an Indian Airlines jet to who would be 35, among its 10 since July 1998, leading investi- Fountain dressed as a sheriff, Miami flight in December. reported condition. However, he Kandahar, Afghanistan and Most Wanted, still classifying gators to consider the possibility and his 150-membcr Half- lamilYousuf, head of acitizen- said that cooperation by Fast Walking Club wore gold demanded the release of Saeed him as armed and extremely dial he is dead. police liaison committee Pakistani authorities "has been dangerous. It has offered a SI cowboy costumes with involved in the investigation, and other figures. "It certainly is a possibility, but very strong and very helpful'' in million reward for his capture. American flag patches on the said the bearded, bespectacled A team of police officers from until we find some forensic evi- the Pearl case. the southern province of Sindh The Southeast Bomb Task dence of that, say a bone or sleeves. Saeed told police that threats to Force, set up to find the bomber, "It's the time to be patriot- kill Pearl were not carried out. Saeed was arrested in India in had been in Lahore searching for something where we can do still gets leads — "enough to ic," said Fountain, marching "He's alive. He's OK," Yousuf 1994 in connection with the kid- Saeed for the last few days, the keep us busy," said Todd some sort of DNA match, we in his 41st Mardi Gras. "If you quoted Saeed as saying of Pearl. napping of three British back- government-run news agency Letcher, the third man to lead have to proceed on the basis that don't love this country now, Yousuf said the key break packers in Kashmir. The kidnap- Associated Press of Pakistan the force. he's alive," Letcher said. get the hell out of it." came Monday night with the pers demanded the release of reported Tuesday.

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Stanford University students held hostage www.bgnews.com/campus FAIRFIELD, Conn. —A former student claiming to have a bomb took several students and a professor hostage Tuesday inside a university classroom, a school spokes- woman said. The suspect took over a religious studies classroom at Fairfield University, a Catholic school in southwestern Connecticut, said school spokeswoman Nancy Habetz. CAMPUS Calendar of Events A WIDE VIEW Wednesday: Union lobby This student support group is BGNEWS DANCE MARATHON FUNDRAISER 10 am -6 pm for women survivors of abusive Alpha Phi Omega will be selling dating relationships. This group BRIEFING shorts (or Dance Marathon as their UAO Poster Sale is a space for women at all fund-raiser. for more information, con stages of recovery to dis- Union Lobby tact UAO at 2-2486 cuss their experiences and the Multicultural 9:30 am •- 3 p.m. 308 Bowen-Thompson Stu-den patterns of abuse, explore safe- U n i o r ty options, facilitate healing, speaker coming to INFORMATION TABLE FOR 11 am -5 pm and learn to recognize cues to JEHOVAH'S WITNESS potentially abusive behaviors campus University Hall AMERICAN RED CROSS and relationships. The Center for 10 am - 4 pm BL0ODM0BILE For Confidentiality is Multicultural and Academic more information please contact emphasized. Sponsored by The Initiatives is presenting "The CARNATION SALE Event Planning & Reservations at Transformation Project. Please Purpose of Black History Habitat tor Humanity is sponsoring a 2-2942. contact Deidra Bennett at 372- Month from die Perspective table where they will be selling Olscamp 101B 2190 for more information. of Black Popular Culture carnations for Valentine's Day. 11 am-4 pm Meets Wednesday's, 2:00-3:30 Studies," today from 12:30 Education Steps p.m. 10 am - 5 pm KAPPA ALPHA DANCE MARATHON p.m.-l:30p.m. in 207 FUNDRAISER SEMINAR WITH PIANIST/RESEARCH Bowen-Thompson Student CARNATION SALE Kappa Alpha will be selling boxer SCIENTIST MELVIN CHEN: Union. Habitat for Humanity is sponsoring a and bandanas. "Music as seen (or Heard! Through Angela M.S. Nelson, asso- table where they will be selling car- Union South Lobby Scientific Eyes (or ciated professor and under- nations for Valentine's Day. Noon Ears)" graduate advisor in the Union Lobby Pianist/research scientist Melvin department of popular cul- 10 am -4 pm BROWN BAG LUNCH AT THE Chen will present this open seminar ture will be the main presen- WOMEN'S CENTER which will explore the ideas, thoughts ter. Dance Marathon T-Shirt Sale "Loving Ourselves: Body Image and and structure of music through The Gospel Choir will be selling t- Self-Esteem Across Women's Lite- analogies with science and chemistry shirts as a fundraiser for Dance Span" - Nancy Orel, Gerontology, and in particular. Chen is currently a U. takes part in Marathon. Cheryl Carothers, Higher Education member of fhe piano faculty at the Recycle Mania Union Lobby Administration, will lead a discussior Yale School of Music. Aside from his 10 am - 4 pm on the historical appraisal of the extensive piano and violin perfor- The University is taking "beauty ideal" in the US culture and mance career and doublemasfer's part in four-school competi- PENNIES FOR PUSH its impact on women's self-esteem degrees from Juilliard. he holds a tion to determine which uni- Pi Kappa Phi is sponsoring a table throughout the life-span. Ph.D. in physical chemistry from versity can collect the most for Iheir fundraiser for Push America. The Women's Center. 10/Hanna Hall Harvard and master's degrees in recyclables from on-campus Education Steps 12:30 pm-1:30 pm chemistry andphysics from Yale. recycling bins, called Recycle 10 am - 7 pm Chen has been heard both in recital Mania. LA MESA 0BUCUA LECTURE and in chamber music appearances Harvard, Ohio University ZETA PHI BETA FUNDRAISER For more information please con- at Carnegie Hall. Alice fully Hall, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority is sponsoring fact the Center for Multicultural and Miami of Ohio are also Merkin Concert Hall and Weill Recital taking part in what is expect- Chris Schooler BG News the fundraiser. Academic Initiatives at 2-2642. Hall, as well as other venues in ed to be a friendly competi- LOOKING OUT: Looking through the window ot the north end of Union Lobby Olscamp 101A IheUnited States, Canada and Asia 10 am - 5 pm 2 pm -3:30 pm Choral Rehearsal Hall. Moore tion. Moseley Hall.someone can see a great deal of the north end of cam- Recycle Mania began Feb. pus, including the walkway between Eppler and Hayes Halls. Musical Arts Center DELTA SIGMA THETA TICKET SALES EMPOWERMENT GROUP j 6 pm 4 and will go to April 12.

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G.O. Herbert Moorehead. Jr. Scholarship (for students enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences onivhSl.OOO • Must be a rising junior or senior with a minimum accumulative GPA of 3.0 •Applicants must be enrolled full time in a major in the College of Arts & Sciences •Students will be selected based on academic record and demonstrated leadership skills on the BGSU campus and/or in the external community •Applications are available from the College office and are due by Friday, March 1 to the College of Arts & Sciences, 205 Admin. Bldg. 4 Wednesday, February 13,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QU0TCIJNQUOTE www.bgnews.com/opinion "I think they were brave at the very least. They might have been a little nuts."

TED TURNER, media mongul, on the attackers who perpetuated the Sept. 11 tragedy. He said this during a question and answer session. OPINION Olympics not showcase for patriotism (U-WIRE) LONG BEACH, Calif. - But the Olympic Games should not amateur athletes from all nations, not riority of the so-called Aryan race world. A showing of the physical and The Winter Olympics are upon us. YOU DECIDE be looked at as some sort of showcase just ours. It is important that American hero Jesse Owens proved mental potential and dedication that Friday night we were witnesses to an Should the Olympics be a of America's superiority. The Americans recognize the Olympics Hitler wrong, winning four gold everyone can strive for. opening ceremony that was poignant showcase for America's Olympic's should be a showcase of not as America's games but as the medals. The Olympics should not be and exciting. President Bush tried to patriotism? the athleticism of the greatest athletes world's games. The situation now is much different America's attempt to display any sort portray himself as a man of the peo- Go to www.bgnews.com/opinion of all nations. The mish mash of patriotism and but somewhat the same. In both cir- of overt superiority, but to bring to ple, sitting in the stands among to respond. Results will be With medal counts and human rhetoric only helps to detract from the cumstances the host nation is at a light the fire of athleticism that resides America's athletes and even speaking updated frequently. interest stories about American ath- idea that the Olympics were built on: great turning point and is trying to in all athletes. to one athlete's mother. letes, NBC is trying to show that that the world can come together as show its national unity and superiori- The Olympic Games are the best The Olympics are the greatest America is still the best. This remains ty on the track or the ice or the slopes. chance for our world to come together On the rebound from Sept. II, one for 16 days and everyone will be showing of athletic prowess that the to be seen, though, and when the final happy. But.there is no place on the track or as one, unhindered by pre-conceived world knows. But, the coverage of the Americans feel that we need to show medal count is tallied it is doubtful At the 1936 Summer Olympics in slopes or ice for national superiority. notions and armed only with power events on NBC show that this is more that we are still the top nation in the that America will be on top. Berlin, Adolf Hitler hoped that his There is only room for honest compe- and wits of the world's greatest ath- America's Olympics. This is wrong. world in all aspects. Wfe are. The Olympics are a showcase for German team would solidify the supe- tition between the best athletes in the letes. Columnists views LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE game, we will be more than will- this season, it is imperative that about women bad ing to play back, and lets face it, we defend our home court in ON THE STREET Men can't we are better at it. order to reach our goals of AT ISSUE: Women should not be viewed as "evil". Guys are jerks and women are What has been your becoming conference champi- mentary part of a man, not a understand bitches. We made each other that ons and making it to the NCAA favorite moment so way. Jennifer Lake whole person in and of them- Tournament. far in this year's selves. women deal So if you want to blame some- For us to do this, the Men's Student Guest Column one for why women are so con- There really is no end to the Basketball program will need Olympic Games? article's faults, both grammati- fusing and hard to understand, with it your help in turning "THE cal and theoreticaL blame yourself guys. I am responding to: HOUSETHAT ROARS" into a def- At this point I must also share Kelry Ivans After reading a certain piece Girls: Can't live with them or inite Home Court Advantage. some grievances with the BG Student in Tuesday's edition of the BG without them When Anderson Arena is filled, News for actually printing this News, I felt compelled to This is not an attack against there is no tougher place to play article respond. Mr. Sussman, I com- men, just a defense for women On the opinion page, mere in the country. mend you for your courage in Listen here, we have to accept inches from the article in ques- Show your school spirit and sharing with the world not only the fact that men will never Dakich asks for tion, there are policies you make it over to Anderson Arena your inept writing skills, but understand women. In fact, it is Wednesday night at 7:00pm and claim to have adopted regard- comforting to know that. You U. support during also the idiotic and circular rea- help pack THE HOUSE THAT soning displayed in the article ing letters to the Editor or guest have to admit if women were ROARS." JUSTIN BICKLE columns. To quote it "Personal open books waiting to be read, you wrote. final home games Our 10-1 home record this sea- JUNIOR, SECONDARY ED. attacks.. .will not be printed." men would never want to pick us Did you just wake up one day, son is due in large part to the However, you are willing to up anymore. Dear BGSU Students "The 1980 hockey become dissatisfied with what I tremendous support of our stu- am sure is a dismal love life print a story that makes gross Guys like a challenge. As soon On behalf of the entire Falcon team lighting the generalizations of a group of as they realize we are interested, Men's Basketball program, 1 dent body. We have had some (given your unfounded and unreasonable opinions regard- people already belittled in this they are bored and want to move would like to thank you for your exciting games at home this sea- torch." son and we look to end itwith ing women), and say, Hey, I'm society, and that goes on to on already. And its not like thats continued support of our team. devalue that group by saying three more. going to write a column for the hard because they always have We enter Wednesday night's that they "suck," and that they GO FALCONS!!! newspaper about how I don't two or three waiting on hold to be game against Eastern Michigan are "manifested eviL" checked out. with an 18-5 overall record and Sincerely, understand women? You present several unfound- What would it take to have Now, I am not saying the are currently tied for second place Dan Dakich ed arguments, and then you not made this article seem hostile female gender is innocent. The in the MAC East Division. Head Coach in your eyes? . reality of it is, you want to play the With three home games left BGSU Men's Basketball only fail to explain these con- clusions, you fail to show how What really offends me is that you intended this article to be AUSTIN CHASE they are supported at all. What kind of women were you talking humorous, probably printing it FRESHMAN, PRE-MED about when you wrote this arti- now to coincide with the first BGNews coverage of the Disease spreads at universities "Canada beating the cle? Women are not a group entirely unto themselves. And female-powered and female- »T ISSUE: Disease can spread rapidly on campuses and have interesting affects U.S.A. in curling." how do you get to the conclu- empowering Vagina sion that women are "manifest- Monologues. ordinary warmth has been contact with the occasional sick- Well, this is February, Black unable to prevent the seasonal ness. Although gas masks have ed evil" because Bowling Green Mike Bromburg had some bad weather a few History Month, yet I doubt exchange of dreadful viruses. become increasingly common you'll be running any opinion The Daily Cardinal Perhaps the widespread cir- weeks ago? I would almost be household items since the pieces by the Aryan Nation to culation of cold and flu bugs is recent bioterrorism scare, most willing to hear your reasoning MADISON, Wis. (U-Wire) - one of the most damaging dis- for that one (if one exists at all) offset all that attention. people reserve such technology And you know, people with The overbearing nature of my ill- advantages of university life. for incidents where anthrax is because the sheer stupidity of ness makes it impossible to con- Wherever thousands of people that statement amazes me. disabilities sure do suck, don't directly involved, like last they? Aren't people of Hispanic centrate on anything besides the are cramming into overcrowded Friday's concert at The Rave You state that "girls will incessant throbbing in my head. origin just like a virus? Wouldn't rooms and pretending to learn where they opened for ludas always be us guys' Achilles The excruciating soreness feels while carving "Pantera Shreds!" heels," implying that we are a column like that be hilari- like a dagger puncturing my into wooden desks, the trans- Priest ous?(By the way, the opening Although University Health ROBERT SMITH your weak spot, or that we have throat, and my body roasts like a mission of illnesses is essentially some kind of power over you. show of The Vagina miserable, self-sufficient sauna. inevitable Services does offer shots and SOPH., MARKETING Monologues here at BGSU medications to help students get Well, here's a thought: you give It is amazing how a simple ill- It is important not to overlook us that power over you when played to over 800 audience ness can cause even the most through the flu season, there is 7 haven't watched the the important role of university you esteem and value sex (with members, the largest opening undemanding tasks to seem no foolproof way to avoid get- Olympics yet." housing in promoting the a woman) so highly ii i your life. night of any theatrical produc- incredibly daunting. For Sread of sickness. Not only do ting sick when you have contact tion in the history of BGSU. instance, my fever has made me Women didn't ask foi that e dorms allow us to experi- with so many people each day. Curiously, this fact was not so sluggish over the past few power, and personally I dont ence the hilarity of an intoxicat- To cut down on your chances mentioned in the BG days that I have actually consid- ed individual obscenely flop- of developing a sickness, I rec- want it, over you or any other- Ncws.Instcad, they had ques- ered utilizing my roommate's ping around on the filthy, wart- ommend avoiding exchanges man. Los Angeles Dodgers cap as a infested floor of shower stalls, Don't blame women because tion to illicit some feedback Are with others at all costs. Instead of you offended by the premise of , bedpan. they also satisfy our demand for making the common mistake of you are for some reason dissat- "The Vagina Monologues?' • When you need to ingest 12 reliable cesspools of infection. actually attending class, remem- isfied, or because women will , doses of ibuprofen just to feel Although the dorms are cer- not automatically supply you Something to think about)An ber that it is immeasurably safer article so based on stereotypes well enough to move your cable tainly an important center for to maintain complete isolation with what you feel you are enti- bill out of the rapidly approach- ROBERT REDD and mass generalizations as spreading maladies, there are in your room at all times, relying tled to (and aren't). ing puddle of spilled Hawaiian SENIOR, SOCIOLOGY "Girls: Can't five with or without other places on campus where on stale Pop-Tarts and pow- You state in the byline that Punch, more intricate activities the air is almost as contaminat- them" should never have seen dered Kool-Aid for sustenance. "girls are a necessity to a guy," become extremely problematic. ed. In a recent visit to the "Watching Canada get the light of day.There is no In closing, I would like to apol- discounting homosexual men , If you don't believe me, try writ- Chemistry Building, I noticed beat up with my boy excuse for its having been ogize for the stumbling incoher- and women from the equation ing a newspaper column when that the entire room was echo- featured on the opinion page, ence that most likely dominates Ghost (aka Godfrey (and I'll bet that you didn't real- your sinuses are on the verge of a ing with a chorus of coughs, directly underneath this column. It is extremely diffi- Lewis)." ly think about that til just now). Chemobyl-like explosion. making the atmosphere seem That statement also implies this paper's first coverage of Although our brilliant strategy cult to express any sort of valid less like a university lecture hall that women are only a supple- The Vagina Monologues. for dooming the earth by irre- than the tuberculosis ward in message through the over- versibly releasing toxic chemi- the infirmary of a Turkish prison. whelming delusions of fever. cals into the atmosphere has Unfortunately, as students at Now, if I could only find the successfully left us with an such a large school, there is little energy to reach that Dodgers incredibly mild winter, the extra- we can do to avoid coming into cap

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Illegal charity gambling put to halt in Richfield www.bgnews.com/nation RICHFIELD, Ohio —Authorities seized bingo tickets, gam- bling machines, records and cash from bars, storefronts and other businesses in a raid on illegal charity gambling in northeast Ohio, officials said Tuesday. "The purpose of charitable giving is to benefit those in need, not to line the pockets of scam artists," said Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery. SLATE Coalition angry over New job brings woes for school funding offer former Cincinnati cop By Andrew Welsh-Huggins ous breach of confidentiality and schools Doing so would make By usa Comwell IH[ ASSOCIATED PRESS a mischaracterization of the Ohio's school-funding system THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio — The coalition's positions. constitutional the court ruled. EVEMDALE, Ohio — He was coalition of schools suing Ohio "I'm totally shocked and After that September ruling, living his dream of being a police over the way it funds education appalled that the state is talking however, both the state and the officer when he shot and killed isn't happy with an offer to settle about the mediation," said coalition of schools suing Ohio an unarmed black man in a dark the decade-old lawsuit, House William Phillis, the coalition's said the estimated additional alley, sparking the worst racial Speaker Larry Householder said executive director. spending was $1.2 billion a year. unrest Cincinnati had seen in yesterday. "We have been at the table The state argued the court had decades The coalition has made a every time discussions were used inaccurate data and that the Officer Stephen Roach was counter-offer, Householder called," Phillis said. "We have number should be closer to $400 acquitted in September in the added. He said the two sides were been at the beck and call of the million. April shooting of Timothy millions of dollars or more apart. mediator." The coalition wants to Taft said the proposals by the Thomas and worked in "More like billions," he said. resolve the talks by tomorrow, he state aren't limited to a dollar Cincinnati's impound lot before The state on Feb. 7 made an said. amount. moving on last month to a job as offer to try to settle the suit, which However, he wouldn't respond "I think our proposals are prob- a suburban police officer 15 argues that Ohio's school-funding to Householder's suggestion that ably somewhat broader than miles away. His hiring has drawn "My understanding is the coalition is quite that," he said. opposition in this bedroom unconstitu- "They're not community where 266 of the vil- t i o n a I displeased with the offer that's been made. restricted in that lage's 3,090 residents are black because it way." He wouldn't favors rich Under these tough budget conditions, I Roach, 27, has said little pub- comment further licly since joining Evendale's 20- districts think it was a valiant effort by us to try to on details. over poor. A "We're really officer force, only saying on his court- put something forward." making our best first day that he felt "fine." "He would like to have some o rd ered LARRY HOUSEHOLDER, HOUSE SPEAKER efforts to put for- mediator ward what we anonymity and moveonwithhis has until tomorrow to resolve the the coalition was displeased by believe are very constructive pro- life and prove that he can be as case or request an extension. the offer, citing the confidentiality posals to try to resolve this law- good a public servant for Neither (he state nor the rules. suit," Taft said. "We certainly Evendale as he was for the city of Coalition for Equity and Howard Bellman, the court- encourage the plaintiffs to look Cincinnati," said Roach's attor- Adequacy of School Funding will appointed mediator from very closely and very seriously at ney, Merlyn Shiverdecker. discuss details of the offer or the Madison, Wis., said the talks' those." Achieving anonymity, howev- talks, although Gov. Bob Taft said ground rules prohibit people The lawsuit dates to 1991 when er, may prove difficult — if not yesterday that the state's offer from talking about negotiations. the Coalition for Equity and impossible. involves more than money. "I'm in the midst of the talks, Adequacy of School Funding "The decision to hire him Householder said he was dis- and I wouldn't be in the midst of sued on behalf of Perry County already has deeply divided this Associated Press Photo appointed by the coalition's reac- the talks if I thought the talks were schoolboy Nathan DcRolph. community, and it's only going to tion. over." he said. "1 don't have any The lawsuit argues that Ohio's get worse," said Dr. Randy Cox. a SUPPORTIVE: Kathy Hall said she supports the hiring of police "My understanding is the coali- basis for speculating about school-funding system is uncon- black Evendale resident trying to officer Stephen Roach though he was acquitted for the shooting tion is quite displeased with the motives or misunderstandings or stitutional because it relies too overturn Roach's hiring. "His hir- death of Timothy Thomas, sparking riots in Cincinnati. offer that's been made," said strategies. It could be any of those much on local property taxes, ing and the way it was done show Householder, a Glenford things." favoring rich districts over poor. "On his first day, he received police when he was killed. Roach a lack of sensitivity, especially to (lowers, cookies and candy, and testified that he thought Thomas Republican. "Under these tough The state entered the settle- The Supreme Court twice ruled African-Americans" budget conditions, I think it was a ment talks in December after it in favor of the coalition, in March one citizen had a helicopter fly was armed and said he didn't Roach also has supporters in over to welcome him," said respond to orders to show his valiant effort by.us to try to put had asked the Ohio Supreme 1997 and May 2000. Its this village where crime is mostly something forward." Court to reconsider a September September ruling said the system Police Chief Gary Foust. hands. 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NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN BREAST CANCER .bgnews.com/nation CHICAGO (AP) — A new study adds to the growing body of evi- dence that recent, long-term use of hormone supplements after menopause may increase the risk of breast cancer. Wbmen who had taken estrogen alone or estrogen plus prog- estin for at least five of the preceding six years were about 70 percent more likely than nonusers to develop breast cancer, the study found. MM Lindh trial to begin Enron board By Larry Margasak to fight the anti-Taliban northern !HE ASSOCIArCD PRESS alliance in Afghanistan — not the shrinks with ALEXANDRIA, Va. — John United States. Walker Lindh's trial should begin With the defense vigorously no earlier lhan mid-November, fighting the charges, Lindh is the government and defense said expected to plead innocent to a six resignations Tuesday in a rare agreement on 10-count indictment accusing the eve of the arraignment for the him of conspiring to murder By Kristen Hays comment. young American who fought with Americans, providing assistance THE ASSOCIAU0 PRESS Charles Elson, director of the the Taliban. to terrorist organizations and HOUSTON — Six Enron Center for Corporate The defense said it would need using firearms during crimes of Corp. board of directors who Governance at the University of time to conduct overseas investi- violence. were among those in charge Delaware, said the string of res- gations, handle classified infor- Lindh could face life imprison- when the company spiraled into ignations was no surprise. mation, argue for suppression of ment if convicted of the major bankruptcy last year are resign- "At this point you're working evidence and allow the effects of charges. ing. with a corpse," Elson said. "The prejudicial publicity to fade. The defense said in the motion The company said in a filing real decision-making is in the Federal prosecutors said they that "due to the high level of prej- with the Securities and hands of the bankruptcy judge disagreed with a delay due lo udicial publicity, passage of time Exchange Commission Tuesday and the creditors." publicity, but accepted the other will be necessary in order that the that three of its longest-serving Tuesday's resignations follow reasons for a November date. defendant receive a fair and members and the three interna- that of Kenneth Lay, who The proposed timetable, in an impartial trial." tional members would resign stepped down from the board Associated Press Photo unusual written motion signed Pointing out that the indict- effective 30 days from Tuesday. Feb. 4. Lay resigned as chairman by both sides, will be discussed ment describes Lindh's conduct AMERICAN TALIBAN: James Brosnahan, attorney of captured Notice of the resignations was and chief executive of Enron on Wednesday at Lindh's arraign- in Yemen, Pakistan and Taliban John Walker Lindh, speaks outside a federal court. filed after directors met in New Jan. 23. The board, which had 15 ment before U.S. District ludgc Afghanistan, the defense said it camp run by Osama bin laden court and to the news media that York. members before Lay stepped T.S.Ellis III. would conduct interviews and stayed there after being told the government is relying on a Enron also said it would down, was left with eight. Until now the two sides have abroad. Lindh's lawyers also bin Laden "had sent forth some tainted FBI interview with Lindh search for a new chairman and The three international mem- agreed on little. Prosecutors have served notice that pretrial hear- fifty people to carry out twenty that was conducted in additional board members to bers who resigned, Ronnie C. portrayed the 21-year-old Lindh ings would be required on the suicide terrorist operations Afghanistan without a lawyer help in its plan to return to its Chan, Paulo V Ferraz Pereira as a cold-blooded killer who handling of classified informa- against the United States and present. The government coun- roots as a mover of natural gas and Lord John Wakeham. were hated America and the defense tion. Israel," the indictment charges. tered that Lindh signed a paper and electricity and emerge from on the board's six-member audit has contended that he signed up Lindh trained in a Pakistani Lindh's lawyers have argued in waiving his right to an attorney. the largest bankruptcy in histo- committee, responsible for dou- ry ble-checking Enron's bookkeep- The company also said in the ing. 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By Anthony Oeutsch In one massacre in Bosnia, said GUANTANAMO BAY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS prosecutor Geoffrey Nice, Serb NAVAL BASE, Cuba — Some THE HAGUE Netherlands — forces promised safety to 45 fam- of the detainees at this Slobodan Milosevic orchestrated ily members in a Red Cross vehi- American base are not the murders of thousands of peo- cle, and instead locked them in a Muslim but Christian, U.S. ple in a campaign of "savagery" house and set it ablaze. "They military officials say, describ- with the sole goal of satisfying his were burnt alive, and the baby's ing inmates as members of a all-consuming thirst for power, a screams were heard for two hours "global community" who in prosecutor said Tuesday, opening before it, too, succumbed," he some cases may be sympa- the former Yugoslav president's said. thetic to groups other than trial for war crimes. Milosevic is expected to give a the Taliban or al-Qaida. Milosevic, the first head of state spirited response Wednesday to "I personally did not to face an international tribunal, the prosecution's six-hour state- expect... some of the nations listened impassively, occasionally ment. He has refused to recognize that are represented in Camp jotting notes, as United Nations the tribunal or appoint a lawyer, X-ray," U CoL Bill CosteUo, a attorneys sketched a complex and has launched separate pro- spokesman for the joint task case spanning nearly a decade of ceedings to fight his detention. fone in charge of the deten- horror in three Balkan countries. Millions of people across the tion camp, said Tuesday. The prosecution gave a first Balkans watched the opening day Since the first prisoners glimpse of a litany of agony — on television. For some, like arrived from Afghanistan just rape, torture, looting expulsion Munira Subasic, 63, in the over a month ago, the num- ber of nationalities repre- and almost gleeful killing — that Bosnian town of Srebrenica, a survivors will recount during a trial in the immaculate confines sented has risen from a trial expected to last two years. of the U.N. war crimes tribunal in handful to at least 26, with a dozen or more languages The trial is the biggest war the Netherlands fell short of Associated Press Plwlo crimes case since Hitlers hench- expectations. "The Hague is too and dialects spoken. The military is now holding SHACKLED: A detainee is led by military police after being interrogated by officials at Camp X-Ray. men were brought before a mili- good for him," said Subasic, who tary tribunal after World War II. lost her only son, her husband 254 men in cells with walls of origin, citing security concerns The majority arc Muslim, but down, a senior Pentagon official chain-link fence at the naval Milosevic, 60, faces a total of 66 and several other relatives in the and requests from governments. there are Christians among them, said last week that when there counts of genocide and other war 1995 Srebrenica massacre. base in eastern Cuba A hand- "If I could release the 26 coun- CosteUo said. were 158 detainees at the camp, crimes in Croatia, Bosnia and Opening a case that took years ful of translators flown in to tries that have been affected by Another spokesman, Maj. they included about 50 Saudis, help interrogate the Kosovo that killed thousands of to prepare, chief prosecutor Carla the al-Qaida, some of those coun- Stephen Cox, said earlier that about 30 Yemenis, about 25 people and displaced more than detainees and convey their tries may be shocking to people there were "other religions" in Pakistanis, eight Algerians, three Del Ponte said Milosevic was con- needs has expanded to about a million others. Each count car- sumed by his thirst for power. — the languages, the various addition to the Muslim faith, Britons and small numbers from two dozen linguists. ries a maximum sentence of life "An excellent tactician, a backgrounds," CosteUo said. He implying that there are al least Egypt, Australia, France, Russia, in prison. U.S. officials have not added, "There is a global commu- three represented at Camp X-ray. Belgium, Sweden and other mediocre strategist, Milosevic did named all the countries of nothing but pursue his ambition nity out at Camp X-ray." In the most detailed break- countries. at the cost of unspeakable suffer- ing inflicted on those who opposed him or represented a threat for his personal strategy of EARN EXPERIENCE & power." she told the three robed Alyssa Lee's "COCOA Bl AN A PAYCHECK! judges. Student Publications is now accepting All his actions were "in the ser- • (good 'Home Company vice of his quest for power," the applications for a sales account executive. 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The Where Eagles dare to fly Falcons, who won the division for the third time in four sea- Their previous outing against sons, return 20 letterwinners Eastern Michigan Western Michigan turned into a from a team that finished 36- basketball tries to double-overtime thriller which 18 last year and 18-9 in the Eastern found itself on the losing conference. play spoiler for BG end of. tonight at Anderson "We're looking for a break," Arena said Eastern coach Jim Boone. "Things haven't gone our way this season. I think we're playing Does ByNKkHurm THE BG MEWS some good basketball. We are Right now, there is only one much more competitive and are motto for Bowling Green: If the doing the right things to win" US. care Falcons win, then someone else "They've had so many games around the Mid-American come down to the wire," said BG Conference is losing. coach Dan Dakich. "They've had It's too early to determine some tough breaks." about where Bowling Green will find The Falcons are coming off itself come MAC Tournament their own marathon stretch in time. There's a small shot that which they played five games in Kent State could hit a wall, allow- 10 days. BG won four out of the Games? ing the Falcons to make up a five games during that stretch. In three-game lead and capture an their last two games, the Falcons' East Division championship. post game and bench has ERIK More realistically though, BG is emerged to give the team a sec- CASSANO in a cat and dog fight with Miami ond option besides senior guard Keith McLeod. The Falcons' "Papa Cass" and Ohio to grab the No. 3 seed and earn a MAC first-round bye. shooting has been solid in those For now, all the Falcons can do to two games, with 59.6 and 61.2 Two o'clock p.m. on NBC. control their own destiny is put percent field goal percentages Somewhere in this fabled land, a Ws in the win column. against Ohio and Marshall skeleton sledder is hurtling down Eastern Michigan is next on respectively. an ice chute at 80 mph with his the list for the Falcons with a 7 "It was good for the team to chin two inches above the sur- p.m. engagement at Anderson win two games where McLeod face. The mere suggestion that Arena tonight And if the Falcons didn't have to pour in 30," someone might get decapitated (18-5, 8-4) win, then someone Dakich said. in the name of athletic competi- around the MAC is losing. It Despite McLeod's eight-point tion makes for good viewing, but could be Kent State, who has an performance against Marshall, what's on the tube? Days of Our 805 bout with Northern Illinois he is still sixth in the nation in Children. All My Lives. All My Or maybe Ohio, who is only a scoring averaging 23 points per Days Of Our Children of Our half-game behind the Falcons game. Fellow guard Brandon General Hospital Lives. The Bobcats host Central Pardon is ninth in the country in Whatever. Michigan. First the Falcons have assists at 6.7 per game. Which seems to reflect the atti- to focus on the Eagles (5-19, 1- BG will get even more rest tude of the host nation of theXK 12), a team that has run into hard time after Eastern, getting the Olympic Winter Games. We times in Ypsilanti. weekend off to prepare for paraded our colors out Friday Eastern bolsters a young Toledo Monday on the road. night. We got the entire 1980 U.S. squad, led by a majority of hockey team to light the torch. underclassmen. Sophomore 88.1 FM WBGU We shoveled the pomp and cir- Ricky Contrill paves the offen- cumstance as high as a Utah sive way for the Eagles. The Tonight: Men's basketball snow drift. Then, we fell asleep, sophomore guard is third in the vs. Eastern Michigan, tip- got up Saturday morning, and league in scoring, averaging just poured over tile comics at break- off at 7 p.m. with Erik Bell over 20 points a game. Eastern is and Brian George. fast. also a tired squad. Last Saturday, This isn't the first week of the Mm Schooler BGNem they blew a five-point lead with Olympics. It's the first week of the Ziggy Zoombas pregame SKY HIGH: BG's Len Matela goes up for shot against Marshall Saturday at Anderson Arena. The just over a minute left and lost in football off-season. Most of our overtime to Northern Illinois. show at 6:30. exposure to the Olympics is lim- Falcons won, 83-60. ited to snippets of ESPN's Trey Wingo and NBC's Bob Costas puttering on about the day's events in wrap-up shows. After Sept. 11, much of the Cavs world stood by us or at least Women's soccer signs 10 voiced their support for us in our hour of need. It seems we are forward having a hard time repaying them in some small measure by being a courteous host for two for 2002 recruiting class may weeks. By courteous, I don't mean purring a mint on their pil- low before bed every night. I By Joel Hammond mean actually paying sincere 1HE BG HEWS return attention to them, even in sports Whoever says that the off-sea- like curling that Americans, on son is time for rest and relax- CLEVELAND (AP) — the whole, don't care much ation never met a collegiate ath- Cavaliers forward Tyrone Hill about letics coach. will probably play in his first Incidentally, if you want to see A week after football coach game this season on Saturday things like curling and cross- Urban Meyer announced his against the Chicago Bulls. country skiing, tune into the CBC recruits for this fall, women's Hill, who has been out all station out of Windsor. Channel soccer coach Andy Richards season because of back nine on local cable. If you want to announced a class of his own on spasms, said he hopes to start have a good chance of seeing the Monday. out playing 10-to-15 minutes Olympics outside of prime time "We're very excited about the in the first couple of games. at all. check the CBC entire group of signees," "I'm a little winded and a That's Canadian Broadcasting Richards said. "If you look little rusty," Hill said. "I am Company. As in not American. If through the resumes of our new still not at full strength, but I you want a true flavor of these players, there is a lot of quality in am going to try to play games as international competi- the group. They will bring some against Chicago. I am anx- tion and not just events that much-needed quality and depth ious to get back." include American athletes, you and enhance what we've already Hill, 33, is in his second have to go across the border to got" stint with the Cavaliers after get back into this country. The second-year coach, along being traded from It wouldn't be such a problem with his assistant Ashlce On, Philadelphia in August along if the games were in Norway or also in her second year, with Jumaine Jones for Matt Japan and most events were tak- announced their signing of 10 1* photo BGNtws Harpring, Robert Traylor and ing place in the middle of the players to national letters of SENIOR: The new freshman class for women's soccer must help replace departing seniors like Cedric Henderson. He played night local time. But these are intent: Molly Bremen with Cleveland from 1993-97. Mandy Smith, right. right in our backyard. (Urbandale, Iowa/Valley), Leslie "Tyrone practiced good the The prevailing attitude seems Dawley (WesterviUe, to be to wake us up if Tonya Ohio/Thomas Worthington), fielder/forwards, two midfield- the eight members of Richards' noted for her efforts, being last day or two and seems not Harding comes back and has her Keeley Dayton (Tucson, ers, three defenders and one first class that included five named to the Verizon Academic to be having any pain," coach bodyguard injure another skater. Ariz./Canyon Del Oro), Leah goalkeeper. starters by year's end, tied the All-District IV University John Lucas said. "I would like If it isn't dirt, or at least dirty girls Eggleton (Fairiield, "We have some fine student- school record for goals in a single Division Women's Team. Her to see him out there, but he is in short skirts. Americans seem Ohio/Fairfield), Allie Failor athletes from throughout the season at 12 and scored 26 teammate, graduating senior not going to see a lot of min- to yawn when it comes to (Perrysburg, Ohio/Perrysburg), state, and our influence is begin- points, the second-highest total Beth Wechsler, was named to the utes. Whatever coach Hill Olympic competition. Samantha Meister (Cincinnati, ning to spread throughout the in BG history. All-Ohio team along with wants. He's my man. He's These are athletes living their Ohio/Northwest), Megan Rapp region. Ashlee and I are excited For her efforts, Coppes was Coppes. earned some leeway with me. dreams Maybe the action isn't (Dublin, Ohio/Bishop to add these kids to our pro- named MAC freshman of the Richards and Orr will look for Once he plays his first game, always fast-paced, but the Watterson), Natalie Sampiller gram, and we can't wait for the year. She was also named to the their newest class to bolster a though, that goes out the Olympics are two straight weeks (Batavia, Ill./Batavia), Julie fall to arrive,'' said Richards. Soccer Buzz Qreat Lakes Region of the culmination of athletic Trundle (Medina, Ohio/Medina) The announcement of this team that will lose eight seniors, window." All-Freshman Team and to the careers. Every night, somebody and Ashley Wentzel (Mason. class of players comes after an including their three captains, In his 12-year career, Hill Ohio/Mason). already busy off-season for the All-Ohio. Mandy Smith, Leslie Uepfinger has averaged 11.7 points and CASSANO,PAGE 9 The group includes four rnid- Falcons. Kristy Coppes, one of Junior Jill Conover was also and Wechsler. 92 rebounds. WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday. February 13,2002 9 US. mogul skier bumps Despite record, tennis improves By Zach Baker come down to that." teammate to fourth place THE BG MEWS Yet, while she sees areas that wbmens tennis coach Penny the Falcons need to work on, Dean is very pleased with the Dean also gave her team praise By Jaime Aron improvement of her youthful for the strides it has made so far IH£ ASSOCIATED PSCSS squad this season. Now, she this season. She credits the SALT LAKE CITY — The hopes that improvement will whole team for the improve- "Dinner Roll" wasn't good translate into more victories. ment she has seen, but she also enough to gel Jonny Moseley a The Falcons are coming off a gave praise to some of the indi- medal. Travis Mayer doesn't have 6-1 loss to DePaul last Saturday vidual standouts from the a cool nickname for his best in Toledo, and they are now I -5 squad, particularly junior move—but he now owns a silver in the season. Alyson (label, sophomore Lisa medal. "We have been playing some Maloneyand freshman Susan Mayer finished second in the really excellent tennis," said Schoenberger. moguls Tuesday, bumping his Dean. "Vie have been very com- "Alyson has her drive back better-known teammate to petitive in several matches, and and has played some very good fourth. now all we need to do is get tennis," Dean said. "Lisa has lanne Lahtela of Finland won some wins." really stepped up and has been the gold and Richard Gay of Dean believes that in order in position to win every match. Prance got the bronze. for the record to improve, BG Mayer is a latecomer, having Susan, even though she's needs to work on its play in young, has seen what it takes to competed in just two World Cup doubles. In all of the matches events before the Salt Lake City they have played in the spring win and is doing well in singles Games. He thought so little of his season, the Falcons have won and doubles." Olympic chances that late last only one of the doubles points. The Falcons are now off until year he told his family not to buy "We will be working on dou- March 2nd, when they play tickets. bles and trying some different Cincinnati on the road. BG will Moseley, the gold medal win- combinations," Dean said. "In not return for a match at home ner at the 1998 Olympics, our close matches, it will often until Toledo visits on April 5th. superbly executed his signature move and had a nearly flawless E AnocUtm Press run. AIRBORNE: U.S. skier Jonny Moseley jumps during the men's freestyle qualification race yesterday in Also Tuesday, Picabo Street Park City, Utah. Moseley finished fourth in the men's freestyle finals race. foiled in her bid to become the U.S. needs to care first American woman to win triple-victory party crashed by The trio left the medals podi- chants of "Six! Six!" when they fin- three Olympic skiing medals as Bcnle Skari of Norway. um to chants of "USA!" then ished — begging the judges to Carole Montillet of France won Olga Danilova took silver and stirred up the crowd by tossing give them a perfect score. the gold in the downhill, with reigning world cup champion out their baseball caps PeUetier even kissed the ice more about Games Isolde Kostner of Italy taking the Julija Tchepalova got the bronze. And what about their bou- before leaving to celebrate silver and Renate Goetschl of Their teammate, Larissa quets of yellow roses? Instead, they got four 5.9s for CASSANO, FROM PAGE 8 Hockey will come. Downhill ski- Austria the bronze. Lazutina. was fourth. "I saved them for my mom," artistry. Russia got seven, with the ing has started. If it'steam sports There was controversy in fig- On Monday, U.S. snowboard - said Powers, smiling. 5.9 from the Chinese judge mak- reaches the pinnacle, or some- and Picabo Street you want, ure skating Monday night over ers continued thrusting them- Other medals decided Tuesday ing the difference, giving the the judges' decision to give the body falls just short. The line you'll get them soon enough. If selves and their radical sport to included the men's 15K classical country its 11th straight title in between elation and tears is gold in pairs to Elena Berezhnaya the forefront of these games as you want another Tonya cross-country events and men's the event. very thin, no matter the sport Harding-type scandal with and Anton Sikharulidze of Russia Ross Powers, Danny Kass and |.J. 500 meter speedskating. Also, the China's Shen Xue and Zhao instead of Jamie Sale and David Look at the small sports. For backstabbing and betrayal, you Thomas took gold, silver and U.S. women face Germany in Hongbo won the bronze medal. your own benefit as much as the PeUetier of Canada On Tuesday, bronze in the halfpipe. their first hockey game, and ath- might wanl to check NBC at Americans Kyoko Ina and lohn benefit of the rest of the world. about 2 p.m. the dispute continued. The sweep in the halfpipe letes will compete in the 120-kilo- Zimmerman finished fifth but "When Jamie and David fin- marked the first time Americans meter ski jump, women's luge called their performance "the ished skating I thought. "That was took all three medals in an event and men's short program figure greatest thing we've ever done." easy, they made it easy," Sally since men's figure skating in 1956. skating. ***************************** Rehorick, head of the Canadian The power of their snowboard - Luge delegation and former Olympic ing sweep was best illustrated at Figure skating Armin Zoeggeler of Italy won skating judge, said at a news con- the medals ceremony, when Before the controversy came gold, Germany's George Hackl ference. "So I certainly think it's three U.S. flags were raised side- the collision. Sikharulidze and silver and Markus Prock of bad for judging." by-side. Sale smacked into each other in Austria got bronze. Adam Heidt There's Always In the first event Tuesday, a trio "It was pretty cool," said Kass, warmups, but neither seemed was fourth, just missing of Russian women's cross-coun- the 19-year-old poster boy for affected by it America's first luge medal in 38 Something New try skiers almost pulled off anoth- this X ('..nnrs crossover sport. Sale and PeUetier were so good years. It was still the best singles er sweep, only to have their "Everybody was psyched." that fans serenaded them with finish in U.S. team history. in the

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Avail May 25. $825/mo. You are the peanut butter in my ai 8 00pm in ihc Perry 201 Georgia-2 BR House, base- Field House in the SRC Main Office. contact Bob Koch 419-385-5814 or Reese cup. I love you so much! NuM to *——-h tartMael M Urevuerdkv 4 CMI IPIIIW.MIW! IUMOI lax resume to 419-385-6483 . ment, washer/dryer. Avail. August Your one and only. Call 2-2711 or 2-7482 for more information. 21 $625/mo. Barn-Bam 128 Manville-4 BR House, 2 Baths For Sale Avail. August 21 $1,100/mo. Program Information... 316 Ridge Front-Large 2 BR Duplex Place a Valentine's Personal •Skill I.KtlVKvrrUoti: Ikginncf/Mnkuie FITWELL CENTER • ro*l SM)(»tuJenu/iiiefnhtT«);SJ5in.«-«*inhrr* Avail May 30 S700/mo in this space! ■ 1'jlt.. ,|.*nt I in:,I ■ 316 Ridge Rear-1 BR Duplex. Avail • R (fin ratio" Deadline: Wnltvida,. Kchruaf> 20 * riiwui. 89 Acura Integra LS 5dr Power win- May 17 $375/mo. 217 S. College-3 BR House. Avail. Call 2-9900 or 2-2790 Sign up al the Perry dows/locks. AM/FM Cassette. Gray Field House well-maintained. $2200 OBO May 21. $675/mo. for more infer ma (ion For only $1.05 per line you 419-352-9925 233 W. Merry-Large 4 BR House Avail. Now! S825/mo. too can wax poetic for all 91 Jeep Cherokee Good condition SPECIAL EVENTS 730 Elm-2 BR House Avail Aug 1. the BGSU world to see. Cat lfu\ 4«**VCVK: 160K S25O0OBO Proclaim your love In 353-5455. $550/mo. $20 (*U*X&hti/*Mt*^b&Ut) 734 Elm-Large 2 BR, 2 Bath House public-It's easy! X-on-S Basketball I tuim.imr.nt $3S (ly&tv-tMihA&l*) •94 Pontiac Sunbird Convertible Avail August 21. $750/mo Just stop by 204 West Hall. Good condition. $4500 OBO. At all properties, tenants pay utilit- (Do It before 2pm, February Call 874-0457. ies, parental guarantees, security 13th or you'll be In Wlir.n: Sunujij, /A.iti n j the dog house!) 96 Ford Contour Se 4dr. 5sp.man- deposit equal to one month's rent. Where: Perry Field House ual, excellent cond.loaded w/alloy Rent collected quarterly. 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