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Volume 90, issue 63 ESTABLISHED 1920 ! A daily independent student press serving the campus and surrounding community www.bgviews.com Students Debate in Ethics Bowl BGSU students apply philosophy at nationals debate competition in Cincinnati BOMftMG ByAlbuWidman Hites, a sophomore philosophy Reporter major, said he heard about the Ethics Bowl in his modem political ideolo- University students debated their gies class with Young and decided to GREEN way to national recognition and are join the team to be more involved. preparing to represent the University "I've really enjoyed it and made at the 17th Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl really good friends throughout the in Cincinnati this spring. process," Hites said. "I enjoy debat- "'^^M^f The competition takes place March ing and things like that, and my 3 and features the top 32 teams from teammates and I work really well B^ the 10 regional Kthics Bowls, includ- together." ing one team from the University. By qualifying for nationals, Hites "In the last 20 years or so the com- said he thinks the team exceeded - jj petition has really blossomed into a expectations, but still has room for £•. large, nationwide event," said Coach improvement as excitement sets in. Ian Young, a philosophy professor. " Honestly I don't think we expected "This is big news. It might get a bit to make it to nationals in our first /*-■ more intense now, but everyone is year," he said. "There's a lot going enjoying it and is keen to come back through my mind now. We did really for more at nationals." well, but there were some things we Seven University students were weren't 100 percent on at regionals divided into two teams for the that we need to work on, like our fun- Nov. 1 Upper Midwest regional damental ethical principles." competition. Hutton, a sophomore film pro- One team consisted of Tom duction and Spanish major, said Cunningham, Scott Hires, Nicole although her team didn't qualify Lepore and Matthew Shadrake and for nationals, there is still a pos- placed second out of 16 teams, quali- sibility she may compete with the fying for nationals. qualifying team. The other team consisted of "You're allowed to have six people Chelsea Fuller. Courtney Hutton and on a team for nationals, so wc still - - p.'if Courtney Steinman and placed fifth need to talk about it, but I would „^B B overall in the competition, but did definitely go if I was asked." Hutton &&. not qualify. said. "It was a new experience for me In the Ethics Bowl competition, because I've been good at academic l m a moderator poses questions con- and logical argument but 1 had never ■ cerning a variety of ethical problems, tried an out loud, debate setup. It was according to Ethic Bowl's website. a challenge ... but the coaches were — Teams then answer and debate the so supportive and made it a great topics before being evaluated by a experience." y^^a 2 panel of judges. Young said he hopes his team's • Debate topics have ranged from presence in Cincinnati will stimu- dam construction in the Amazon to late student interest in the Ethics m child pornography in the animated Bowl. The team is financially spon- Internet world of Second Life and sored by the University's philosophy usually correspond to "real life ethi- department and BGeX and is open BK*-'' cal problems," Young said. to students of any major. "Although winning is nice, I really "The whole idea for the national enjoy getting people thinking about competition was actually dreamt the ethical issues behind a lot of ques- up by a man who taught engineer- tions and think with more depth," he ing students," he said. "Although a fj said. "One thing I really like is see- department member pushed for the ing students sitting about, passion- Ethics Bowl at BGSU, it's open to any- ately discussing ethical issues, even one who is interested." if they're not in an actual debate Philosophy professor George competition." Agich, former director of BGeX. said Although the Ethics Bowl began at his push for a University Ethics the University last fall, all University 1 , ...,, ,... .,»■«•' competitors participated for the first See ETHICS | Page 2 %■ rime this year. 1 1YIER STUJIIE Tut BG NEWS

MANUAL Tino Boggs. a sophomore attending Bowling Green High School, tests out the new slate pail Fnday afternoon by nose manualing the R0TC PAYS RESPECTS straight out ledge This feature Is one of the many parts of the new skateboarding facilities located in City Park

Local students celebrate opening of new city skate park

ByAsi*R*p*> Quinn thanked Parks and Recreation's Reporter Director Michelle Grigore and Recreation Coordinator Kristin Otley for their work in Skateboarders and bikers of all ages rushed the completing the project. city's new skate park Friday afternoon after its "This is a dream for a lot of people that quite official ribbon cutting ceremony. frankly I wasn't sure we'd ever realize," he said. The skate park is located in the west side of "We hope this brings years of good times for the Bowling Green's City Park, near the inline skat- skateboarders of Bowling Green." ing rink, will now be open during normal park Hesaidthecommunityhadbeenapproached hours, with the exception of closure due to by teens for years about this, because they work that will periodically be done to complete wanted a safe place to skateboard. the surrounding sidewalks. "So many people have been thrown out of so At the ceremony, the excitement built as many places," he said. "This is a place with no Mayor John Quinn gave a quick speech. Before MICHAEL RKD I IHEBGNfWS cutting the ribbon, he joked: "The only rule See PARK | Page 2 HONOR: BGSU student William Morey pays his respect at the P0W/MIA Table and Tribute. today is that you don't kill me getting past me."

CAMPUS FORUM SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET BG Celebrates the Holidays The Rivalry Explained Tough Weekend What is your favorite food to eat on Thanksgiving day? Bowling Green brings festivity to down- Columnist Bryan Warrick illuminates the long- BG coach Chris Bergeron's first two games KEIKUROYANAGI town with the annual parade celebration standing rivalry of Ohio State and Michigan in time against his former team did not go well Senior. Sport Management for the coming season| P»g« 3 for the upcoming game | P»g« 4 as Miami swept the falcons 4-5,3-0 this "Turkey. It's traditional and I'm from weekend | P»gt 6 Japan, so its interesting." | Page 2 k VISIT BGYIEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES. MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE FROM THE FRONT PAGL WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Monday. Soplembci 15.2010

11:14 PM the 300 block of Colony Lane. bigger grand opening in glad the city could reach BLOTTER Anthony J Angelone. 25. of PARK the spring that she hopes this age group of people by Gibsonburg. Ohio, was arrested Michael Acosta. 34. of Bowling will feature live music and working with something for disorderly conduct/unable to Green, was cited for theft/decep- From Page 1 that interests them. THURS.,NOV18 care for self within the 100 block tion to obtain dangerous drugs professional skaters. 924 A.M. ofN Main St and obstructing official business limits. We hi ipe they use it." Construction on the "A lot of people don't . Jordan G Cedoz. 19. of within the 300 block of Colony llowliiiRtireenl linhSchool skate park began in understand," Crigore said, j ' lo thwood. Ohio, wiis cited tot Lane sophomore linn IIIIJIKS has September after receiving "They have not had a legal possessor, of marijuana within 11:35 P.M. been Involved in the plan- funding from a $10,000 place in the city." the 900 block ol E. Wooster St Jacob D. Graber, 22, and Garth Ryan Wessel. 25. of Bowling ning process since junior Tony Hawk Charitable University senior Nick ; A. Dickerson. 21. both of Stryker. Green, was cited for obstructing high. I le said there were sev- Foundation grant, a $5,000 Yoho said he was looking for-1 Ohio, were cited for open con- official business and arrested on 339 PM. ward to seeing the skate park ; tainer within the 300 block of ictive warrant from the Bowling eral (lilierent designs for the Bowling Green Community ■ laas, 35. of Pembofville. Pike St Green Police Division within the park lhal the teens helped to Foundation grant and and that he likes that it is all ! Ohio, was cited for theft/shop- 300 block of Colony Lane. create, and the finished prod a $20,000 Nature Works made of cement. ; lftet attempting to take That makes it more fun to : ■ Dfth of merchandise IX'I is a combination of those grant from the state. Otley SAT., NOV. 20 11:02 P.M. Meijer. designs. said. The parks department skate it, "he said. "They'vegot \ 1235 AM. Ashley N. Owens. 22. of Bowling Skateboarding every also contributed $15,000 to a good set up." Jamie L. Bartlett. 20. of Huron. Green, was cited for disorderly Ohio, was cited for prohibited Chance he gels, lio)U,s said the skate park, and other After the ribbon cutting, 11:04 P.M. conduct/loud music within the acts and underage under the the skaters had to take turns ■ A Toth. 24. of 100 block of State St he gets in trouble with the lundraising efforts were influence within the 300 block of ' Ohio, was cited for police at least once every two made, including skate park trying the different elements. N. Church St i ontamer after allegedly weeks when skating around T-shirts sales at the Bowling "It's a little crowded," Yoho 11:44 PM being stopped while carrying a Green Community Center said. "I've just been riding Kayla F. Barker. 19. of Bowling the city. I le said he just got in ; itcher of beer withm the 100 around as much as I can." 12:51 A.M. Green, was arrested for posses- trouble rhursday. and raffles that were held. block of N Prospect St. Luke S McDev.tt, 21. of sion of marijuana and possession "It's a place lo sk.ile with- (irigore said the skate Scott lUtak, owner of Wapakoneta. Ohio, was cited for of drug paraphernalia within the out getting kicked out." he park COS! close lo $150,000. lust Skateboards in Toledo, open container near the corner FRL NOV. 19 800 block of 3rd St said. She said she thinks the agreed that making the of East Reed Avenue and North skate park is located in a skate park out of cement was 12.15 AM. Summit Street. Working closely with the IbHes. 19. of Bowling SUN, NOV. 21 teens involved in the plan- gnnd part of City Park, as a quality decision. I Ic said it ited for criminal 121A.M. ning, (11 ley learned about there is plenty of park- would also increase the lon- 1211 AM. id underage under the Latasha S While, 21. of Wauseon. skateboarding, but had not ing, nearby restrooms and gevity ol the park. A complainant within the 100 00 block of Ohio, was cited for open con- lights for the later hours of Tutak said he heard about block of State Ave. reported thiee hern able In see the tl ens ■ tainer within the 200 block of N. bags of scrap aluminum cans sto- use their talents. the day. the skate park a couple Mam St len from his vehicle. Afterwatching the skaters "I am so excited that this weeks ago and was happy to 12:41AM. on the different elements in is finally open," she said. be there for the opening. Brents, 20. of 122 A.M. 1:34 A.M. the skate pai k she said. "Oh, "This legitimizes the sport." "1 bet it will be the most ng Green, vvas arrested on Sergio Villasana, 19. of Belmore. Christopher B Salazar. 23. of that's how you use it." Grigore said she enjoyed used facility in the city." he int from Findlay and cited Ohio, was cited for open contain- Fostoria. Ohio, was arrested for "It's really cool to see what watching the skateboard- said. "Kids will come from within the 100 block er and underage possession within disorderly conduct/unable to care they're doing with it," she ers, especially after learn- Toledo and Michigan to use • the 200 block of N Main St for self within the 100 block of N. Main St. said. ing more about their tal- it." Otley said they started ents through the work she He said he is glad the city 1:11A.M. 217 A.M. building the skate park as did on the project. can see that there is a real emens. 20. of Colby M Heiser. 22, of Rockford. 213 A.M. soon as possible and were "I might spend my lunch demand for this sport and led for Ohio, was cited for open con- Brent J Heitmeyer. 22. of Bowling .t drug paraphernalia glad to have it open before hours out here," she said. lhal the skate park could tainer near the corner of South Green, was cited for criminal mis- 'ho 100 block of S Mam St the snow. "It's great to watch." become a well-known des- Summit Street and East Wooster chief near Lot 4 She said there will lie a She added that she was tination for the city Street. 1:32 A.M. el Shane McCollum. 22. of 232 AM v was cited for open con- 5 04 A.M. Brian D. Roosenberg. 24. of we haw such strength in they showcase the funda- tainer near Lot 2. Jeffry A Duncan Jr.. 22. of Fostoria. Ohio, was cited for dis- ETHICS applied social and politi- mental values of BGeX. Bowling Green, was cited for orderly conduct/public urination From Page 1 cal ethics at BGSU," he said. "While talking to them, near the corner of Pike Street and discharging a weapon in city limits "We discussed this for a long I could see they were so 8:42 A.M. North Summit Street and using weapons while intoxi- Bowl team was inspired lime and decided to recruit pumped up and excited 21. of North cated after firing a 22 rifle in his Students from all colleges because it was so much i, Mass.. was cited for pos- garage within the 900 block of W. by the University's nation- »n of drug paraphern ■ i Wooster St 236 A.M. ally recognized department and get support." fun," he said. "They're not East I Alexander C. Roush. 21. of Toledo. of applied philosophy, the Since its implementation only performing, but doing . • ' . ■ ■ was arrested for criminal trespass focus of the competition, in fall 200'J, Agich said the something that's intellectu- 544 P.M. and assault near Lot 1. "When I came in 2005, I program has grown and he ally interesting to them and 720 PM. Leonard Lee Stimmer. 28. of wondered win we weren't is pleased to see its partici- meeting si udent s fn mi i it her David A. Villegas II. 20. of Toledo, Weston. Ohio, was arrested for already doing this lnvause pants enjoy themselves as campuses who enjoy it. loo." theft/shoplifting within the 2000 was arreMed foi assault newrlot 1 ■ block of E Wooster St. ■

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Gunmen kill ex- Gates: New facility 23 people killed in Enormous religious Suspected US Flood in China governor in western could lead to more NK Somalia weekend statue consecrated missiles kill six in coal mine traps 28 Mexico state nukes fighting in Poland NW Pakistan workers

GUADALAJARA Me«o-The SANTA CRUZ. Bolwa-US. MOGADISHU Somalia (AP) - At WARSAW. Poland (AP) - Roman MIR ALL Pakistan - Four suspected BEIJING-Water flooded a small former governor of the Pacific state Defense Secretary Robert Gates said least 25 people were killed in fighting Catholic priests consecrated what US. missiles slammed into a house in Chinese coal mine Sunday, trapping ol Colima mas shot dead late Sunday he doesn't believe North Korea's new. in central Somalia and the seaside local officials claim is the worlds northwestern Pakistan on Sunday, kilting 28 people as they did safety work to morning by a group o( armed men advanced nuclear facility is part of a capital over the weekend, officials and largest statue of Jesus Christ in the sir people in an area near the Afghan expand the mines capacity, an official authorities said peaceful nuclear energy program. witnesses said Sunday. presence of hundreds of Polish faithful border teeming with local and foreign and state media said.

Sirverio Cavazos Ceballos. 41. He says it appears to be a uranium Thirteen people were killed in central on Sunday. militants, intelligence officials said It was the latest mining accident who left office a year ago. was killed enrichment facility that could enable Somalia when a militia allied with the Believers walked in a procession, The strike, carried out by at least for China, which his the worlds

outside his home in the capital city North Korea to build more nuclear government attacked a village held by singing and carrying banners, one one unmanned aircraft, WT : deadliest coal mines also called Colima. the state Attorney Islamist insurgents on Saturday The weapons saying "Chrrst King of the Universe the Obama administrations intensified Forty-one workers were Generafs Office said North Korea recently showed off fighting continued into Sunday as they made their way to the huge campaign to use drones to target underground at the Batian mine in Cavazos was accompanied by the formerly secret facility to a visiting Abdi Fatah Alt. a resident of statue overlooking a pi sin in the militants who regularly stage cross- the southwes'ern province of Sichuan Rafael Gutierrez Vifelobos. the state's American scientist The scientist said Wardhumale village, where the fiercest western Polish town of Swiebodzm, border attacks against foreign troops m at the time, said an official surnamed Afghanistan economic development secretary who the facility appears consistent with fighting took place, said he saw 10 the news agency PAP reported Xie with the provincial work safety was wounded in the attack, though the North's stated plan for an energy bodies Another sign bore the words "King The house destroyed in the stnke bureau auttonties rldn t say how gravety program, but warned it could be used A man in neighboring Elgod village. of Kings" on a banner shaped like a was located in Khaddi village in North He said 13 workers escaped and for bomb-making. The suspects fled in a truck after Abdulkadir. said he saw three dead king's crown. Waziristan. part of the semiautonomous rescue work was continuing for the firing on Cavazos and Gutierrez, who Gates, traveling in Bolivia for a people. People in Swiebodzin boast that tnbal regrcn m Pakistan that is almost 28 missing. were both taken to a clinic where regional defense conference, also said the statue with outstretched arms entirely controlled by militants, said the The residents sad the Islamist militia ■'. U'I have hope of finding them Cavazos later died intelligence officials North Korea has developed longer- al-Shabab abandoned Wardhumale dubbed "Christ the King" is the world s i . ' r said. Cavazos took office in 2005 after range missiles that might deliver nuclear village, leaving the government-allied largest, rising even higher than Rio de The dead included three militants It was not clear what caused the the previous governor died in plane weapons Janeiro's famous Christ the Redeemer. and three local tribesmen who were Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jama militia in charge. flooding. crash In 2008. he accompanied -Anne Gear an (AP) Spokesmen for both sides claimed "The monument is a visible sign harboring them, said the officials. Xie said pumps to remove the President Felipe Calderon on a tnp victory of faith in Christ." said Bishop Stefan speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk water were on the way to the mine in to Los Angeles to meet with political Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jama is a clan- Regmunt. one of several clerics who to the media. -ty An estimated 141.000 officials, and immigrant groups, along based militia which supports Sufisim. the led outdoor ceremonies at the site cubic feet (4.000 cubic meters) of with two other governors from -RasoolDawar(AP) traditional form of Islam practiced in water was m the mining pit. he said Mexican states with heavy migration Somalia One of the reasons it is fighting - Cara Anna (AP) to the US is because it says the insurgents are -Arturo Perez (AP) practicing a foreign brand of Islam

World Wildlife Fund: Tigers could be extinct in roughly 12 years if left unprotected

By IrinaTitov.i the wild, a dramatic plunge want their skins and body The Global Tiger Recovery "For most people their parts, and also create The Associated Press from an estimated 100,000 a parts prized in Chinese Program estimates the incentives lor local com- century ago. traditional medicine. countries will need about tigers are one of munities in engage them in ST. PETERSBURG, Russia lames l.eape, direr tor gen- The summit approved $350 million in outside helping protect the big cats. — Wild tigers could become eral of the World Wildlife a wide-ranging program funding in the first five the wonders of I he summit, which runs extinct in 12 years if coun- Fund, told the meeting in St. with the goal of doubling years of the 12-year plan. through Wednesday, is tries where they still roam Petersburg that if the proper the world's tiger population The summit will be seek- the world." hosted by Russian Prime fail In lake quick action t'> protective measures aren't in the wild by 2022 backed ing donor commitments to Minister Vladimir Putin. protect their habitats and taken, tigers may disappear by governments of the 13 help governments finance who has used encounters step up the fight against by 2022, the next Chinese countries that still have tiger conservation measures. much broader efforts to with tigers and other wild poaching, global wildlife calendar year of the tiger. populations: Bangladesh, "For most people tigers conserve forests and grass animals to bolster his image. experts told a "tiger summit" Their habitat is being Bhutan, Cambodia, China, are one of the wonders of lands." It's driven by the Global Sunday. destroyed by forest cut- India, Indonesia, Laos, the world," Leapt- told The The program aims to pro Tiger Initiative which was The World Wildlife Fund ting and construction, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Associated Press. "In the tect tiger habitats, eradicate launched two years ago and other experts say only and they are a valuable Thailand, Vietnam and end, the tigers are the inspi- poaching, smuggling, and by World Hank President about 3,200 tigers remain in trophy for poacheis who Russia. ration and the flagship for illegal trade of tigers and Robert Zoellick. WWW.BGSUCAMPUSCASH.COM su CAMPUS CASH SIGN UP FOR BGSU Campus Cash's Mobile Shout Out's and get exclusive deals and promotions from local businesses sent directly to your phone! * Works like a standard text message, No extra charges su ISnnina PRUL MITCHELL. Center FOCUS SALON *!!S2S£>2fc JAQUwtCT. SIGN UP NOW! SOUTH ^Wc^g r Cinco De Mayo TV"*5? SIDE TUBBY'S Text BGSU to 46786 TAVERN SBX Get deals sent to your phone

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Knowledge of basic math appears to be absent in everyday experiences

fessoi ni cognitive science, to drop the lowest lest or been the loss of the ability focusing and those who early grades would be valu- coined the term"innumer- quiz in computing your final to do even simple mental left full-time education at able. Thews nothing wrong acy" to describe this condi- grade? Everyone, of course, mathematical calculations, age Hi. Parsons and Bynner with drill iind repetition: we tion. In 1989, John Allen approves. Then, I pose the In the middle ol"a class found that a lack of numer- all learned the alphabet and I'aulns popularized the term next question: In a spirit of problem, I will occasioiiidly acy reduces both job oppor- eventually how to read in in his hunk.' Inmmicrary: fairness, since I'm dropping ask students for mi answer to tunities and promotions. that way. I am not advocat- Mathematical Illiteracy and the lowest grade or quiz, what is a rather rudimentary For example, the pursuit of ing quadratic equations or Last week, ii IN wife and l weni Its Consequences.1 shouldn't I also drop the i-aleillation, e.g.. what is 20 an advanced degree in many calculus; simple eighth-grade arithmetic will suffice. nut li)i dinner. When I he Hut. win such widespread highest? This proposal meets percent of 430. Silence falls like areas requires competence time came to pay the bill, I alienation from and discom- with substantially less enthu- a paD upon die room, punc- in math up to and Includ- Moreover, the feeling i if offered cash and expected fort with simple math? Can't siasm. I then remark that tuated only by the sound of ing calculus and statistics. accomplishment gained upon change. The employee we even make change with- they probahly know more backpacks being opened for Advanced training in eco- successfully mastering these could open the cash drawer, out reliance mi an electronic about math than they give Calculator retrieval. Such a nomics requires the func- basic skills will go a long way Inn wasn'l able to make crutch? themselves credit for. Iliey computation should come tional equivalent of a minor toward diminishing the effect change due to an electronic it's interesting that, have at least an intuitive idea easily to any high school in math. And, as reported in of negative assessments of malfunction in the cash although few will admit to i if the behavior of averages graduate, certainly one who Poynleri Inline. Roger Simon, one's math abilities that are registci I hiswasaccompa illiteracy many will admit In and the effect that deleting one is in college. an award-winning colum- occasionally foisted upon mi'cl by the apology, "Sorry, severe discomfort wfih num- or more of an average's com- Better jobs can also be nist now writing for Politico, young people by parent and I'm terribleal math." bers. Sometimes, ify almost ponents will have on the result dependent upon enhanced confessed in a 1990 column teacher alike. I mill lu'i what the change as if there was a badge of ()ne of my colleagues takes numerical abilities. In 1997, thai math proficiency was an In the end, success in math would be and momentarily honor attached to numerical the position that a good deal Samantha Parsons and essential part of bis toolkit as literacy, as in so many other toyed with tin' notion of phobia. of modem innumeracy is John Bynner summarized a reporter. I le had to learn on things, comes down to what demonstrating how to make In general, I think many due to the almost ubiquitous findings from their research the job what he should have I lenry lord said, "Whether change the "old fashioned' people possess a greater presence and use of hand- using data from a study that learned in school. you think you can. or think way. Inn abandoned tin' idea intuitive sense for math- held calculators, beginning follows the lives of about What's the solution? for you cant, you're right." due in the numbei of people ematical topics than they're in kindergarten. I tend to 17,(100 people born in the openers, less reliance on What do you think? waiting to pay and having no willing to admit I usually endorse that position; as United kingdom. Looking electronic devices and an di-siri' to possibly embarrass pose a question to my stu- a society, the exchange we at their employment expe- increased emphasis on the hei dents on the first day of class: have made for possessing riences, and controlling memorization and drilling Respond to Phil at Douglas llofstadter, a pro How would you feel if I were and using these devices lias for good literacy skills and ol'hasii math skills in lin- Ihenews9bgnews.com

WEAK SAUCi Michigan versus Ohio State history explained

all these impressive tacts at "Soon the argument of money for the state. In you from the sioried history the end, the only stale that of these tWQ learns, there got so heated that lost the war was Wisconsin, «•£> BRYAN WARRICK COIUMNIST is a question that needs to which wasn't even involved be asked. Why is the rivalry the two sides sent In the light. But they lost all between these schools so the minerals and money intense! Part of the reason their militias to that were to be found in the n's finally here. The Game. might be the simple fact that Toledo..." land they lost to Michigan. It's the point around the slates are right next to While Michigan and Ohio which all college football each other. Or could it be conflict when lie was would continue to argue revolves around. The thai Wolverines urinate on stabbed in Ihe back by an over borders ovei ihe next Michigan/Ohio State Buckeye trees (Kind of made Ohioan during a bar fight in century, especially with the game has become almost that last part up. probably). the city. islands in 1 ake Erie, they something of a holiday in But the most likely reason Eventually the lighting would never again go to war the two states. So as soon for this rivalry goes hack to and arguing got so bad thai with each other. At least not as you're done celebrating the 18:it)s. when the territory Presidenl Andrew Jackson with guns. Bring in the foot- Thanksgiving, put on your of Michigan and the state of and the federal government ball teams of the two stales' favorite school's sweater ()hio went to war over the had to intervene. After some greatest universities. and get ready for the area of Iblcdo. more arguing, a compro- Today a lot of people see greatest weekend in sports. 1 he Toledo War. as most mise was Anally reached. the rivalry between these I he rivalry between these people call it. began in 1835 Ohio would gel control of teams as a continuation or two teams creates a lot of with a dispute over who Toledo, while the federal modern manifestation of the emotion, especially with controlled the land called government gave Michigan old war. The emotions and the strong loyalties on both the Toledo Strip, which the Upper Peninsula, tensions that Michigan and sides. Ohio State is on a contained the Port of which was then part of Ohio felt 175 years ago can current six game winning Toledo. Ohio claimed it for the Wisconsin territory. still he felt on the lasl day of streak, the longest they have themselves, while Michigan, Michigan was also allowed the college football season, ever had against Michigan. which was beginning ihe to become a state of the when the Buckeyes and the Hut the Blue and Maize lead process to become a state, union, which it did in I8U7. Wolverines take the field. the all-time mark still with a said that it had a claim on And the war had even So this weekend, sit down When hippos 57-43-6 record against OSO. the land. bigger effects on the region and watch The Game. Enjoy I he learns first played in Soon the argument got then just the borders. It was the emotions and thrills of die UFSEX their 1897 and have played each so healed that the two during this conflict that watching a game against the c i i ^>.( sweat ■ «sX > \ "> other at the end of every sides sent their militias to Michigan got the nickname two greatest rivals in sports. l V>\ tutus /& •>- season since 1935. Through Iblcdo to intimidate the Wolverines, after the brave And if there is anything thai ml 2009, Ohio State and other. A few battles broke animals known for picking We can take from the his- Michigan have decided the out, including one where Ihe fights with animals sever.il tory of the Toledo War, it is ,\4 \,^) Big fen Conference champi- two sides fired al each other times their size, even griz- that no matter who wins onship between themselves from across the Maumee zly bears. In the end. while between the two states, SPEAK YOUR MIND on 22 different occasions. 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mmmmmmmm WWW.BGNEWS.COM NATION Monday. November 22.2010 5 NATION BRIEFS NC woman accused N. Calif, cities Carjacking ends on Facebook-banning Officers broaden Autopsies being in pizza shop video bring pot growing Penn campus, one NJ pastor search for Utah done on mom, kids pleads guilty into the light suspect killed admits threesome shooter slain in Fla. HICKORY. NC(AP)-A BERKELEY.Calif-Ascities PHILADELPHIA (AP) NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP MOAB. Utah (AP)-The TALLAHASSEE. Fla-Autopsies North Carolina woman accused get set to levy taxes on medical - Authorities say an armed N J. (AP) - A pastor who said search for a gunman accused of were being performed Sunday on ol appealing in a gross video a! a marijuana retailers some locali- carjacking in West Philadelphia Facebook was a "portal to infidelity" critically wounding a Utah park the bodies of a young mother and Domino's Pizza kitchen thai was ties in Northern California are ended in an exchange of gunfire and told mamed church leaders ranger stretched into a second three small children found slam in posted on the Internet last year already moving toward creating at the University of Pennsylvania to delete their accounts or resign day Sunday as helicopter and what was descnbed by poke as a has pleaded guilty to charges government-sanctioned mari- and the death of a suspect. once testified that he had a three- boat crews scoured a rugged violent cnme scene in north Florida stemming from the video juana farms to help supply them. way sexual relationship with his Utah canyon and law officers No one else was injured in the The street has reopened m front The Hickory Daily Record Cities hope to rake in even exchange behind the university wife and a male church assistant. broadened their pursuit to of the modest, single-story home, reports thai 32-year-old Kristy more tax revenue from medical library about 3 a.m. Sunday. The Rev Cedric Miller con- include a railroad line which was otherwise quiet on Hammonds received a sus- marijuana cultivation, which University Vice President firmed the information reported The Grand County Sheriff's Sunday morning except for a single pended sentence Friday and was has remained in the shadows Maureen Rush said the early Saturday by the Asbury Park Press Office said in a statement that police officer standing guard also placed on probation for 18 although it has been legal in the morning hour and the cold of Neptune, which cited testimony more than 160 officers from Tallahassee police spokesman months. During [hat time, she state since 1996 weather had kept people off the he gave in a criminal case in 2003 around the state were combing David McCrame sad the autopsies cannot work at any business On Monday. Oakland will streets The relationship had ended by an area near the Colorado River are being done m the morning, and that prepares or serves food or begin the application process that time southwest of Moab. an area authorities working to find out who beverages University security officials for four permits to run industrial- famous for red rock canyons and said the vehicle was caijacked Miller gained national attention may have wanted to harm the family In the video, a giggling scale marijuana farms within city natural arch formations about a mile from the school. when he issued the Facebook edict hope to have more information by Hammonds narrates as 32-year limits. Philadelphia police gave chase, this week. He said it came about The search near Dead Horse the afternoon. old Michael Anthony Setzer In Berkeley, a successful balbt the driver lost control, crashed because much of the marital coun- State Park began after Utah The home sits n a new subdivi- sticks cheese in his nose and measure to allow medical pot into a concrete barrier near cam- seling he has performed over the State Parks Ranger Brody Young, sion a few miles from the state waves salami under his rear end cultivation in industrial zones has pus, and two male suspects fled past year and a half has concerned 34. of Moab. was shot three times Capitol while making a sandwich Both infidelity stemming from the social- Friday night while patrolling the would-be growers scrambling to Officials said police ran after had been charged with breaking Detectives descnbed the cnme score scarce real estate networking website popular Poison Spider Mesa Trail, them, and one suspect was shot. scene insxie the home just a food sanitation laws. authorities said. Farther north, the small towns He was pronounced dead at the The 48-year-old leader of Living few miles from the state Capitol Hammonds was told to turn of Sebastopol and Eureka have Hospital of the University of Word Christian Fellowship Church Three helicopters were as violent, but poke have not over recordings ol the incident also passed ordinances allowing Pennsylvania Police arrested the in Neptune Township had claimed included in the search Sunday to elaborated on how the family was to Domino's Pizza and not to For the creation of major cultiva- other man. Facebook ignites old passions, find the man police believe shot killed Neighbors and relatives have discuss the case with anyone. tion operations and he ordered about 50 married Young, and authorities were also identified the victims as a single, church officials to delete their searching freight cars along an stay-at-home mother and her twin 6- accounts with the social network- area railroad line. year-old girls and 3-year-old son. but - Marcus Wohlsen(AP) ing site or resign from their leader- police rave not released their names ship positions - Brent KaBestad (AP)

Pope's comments stir controversy Ex-Playboy bunny convicted of

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) attended Saint Michael, said "As a Catholic, murder dies in Oregon — Some Catholic believers if taken out of context, the in Ihe Americas greeted pope's remarks could renew they need to Playmate dies in hospice care after years of controversy Pope Benedict XVI's recent the debate over the morality comments on condoms as of birth control — both as a recognize this is IvuTAVAUKEE (AP) — The pris- ney, MaryUliehrer. In Milwaukee, more than B sign that the church was contraceptive and a means on escape of former Playboy Bembenek worked briefly 2tM) supporters — many stepping into the modern to curb the spread of sexually an epidemic." Club bunny and Milwaukee as a Playboy Club waitress in wearing "Run Bambi Run" T- debate in the fight against transmitted diseases. Lois Bteaux | Miami police officer Laurie "Bambi" I ake Geneva before becoming shins — rallied to show sup- AIDS, though the church was Several more believers Bembenek populatm-d Ihe a police officer in Milwaukee, port for her flight from the adamant Sunday that noth- who spoke to The Associated church's position on contra- phrase "Run Bambi Run' and where she mamed detective law. Bembenek and Gugliatto ing has changed in its views Press following Sunday ser- ception has not changed. seemed tailor-made for the TV Fred Schultz. Bembenek was were captured in Ihunder Bay. banning contraception. vices in the United States The Pope spoke in an inter- movie it inspired. convicted in 1982 of fatally Ontario, about three months There was praise and and South America felt the view given to a German jour- But despite the fame gar- shooting his ex-wife, Christine later alter the case was pub- wariness lor the pope's com- Pope's comments marked nalist. Vatican newspaper nered by her flight. Bembenek Schultz. after allegedly com- licized on "America's Most ments that condoms could a tentative step into a more I.'Osservatore Romano on died having spent more than plaining about the idimony he Wanted be morally justified in some modern stance in the global Saturday published excerpts two decades insisting on her had to pay. Bembenek fought extradi- limited situations, such as for fight against AIDS. from the book. "Light of the 1 innocence but never fully Bembenek was sentenced tion for a time but willingly male prostitutes wanting to Iean)asman.anHl-year-old World." three days ahead of i clearing her name. Her attor- to life in prison but main- returned to Wisconsin in 1992. prevent the spread of 11IV. state worker from Montpelier, publication. In the interview. | ney said Sunday that effort will tained her innocence. In 1990, She pleaded DO contest to Others cautioned that Vt„ called the stance a depar- Benedict says that in certain continue. she escaped Taycheedah second-degree murder and it could open a doctrinal ture from church doctrine cases, such as for a male pros- The 52-year-old died Ginecuonal Institutional Fond received 1(1 years of proba- Pandora's box. And the on condom use. "but it's to titute, condom use could be a Saturday of liver failure at a du 1 ac and fled to (.tnad.i with tion. Bembenek moved to exact meaning of what the the betterment of humanity, first step in assuming moral hospice care center in Portland. then-fiance Dominic Gugliatto. Washington state in the late pope said was still up for if we can help prevent the responsibility for stemming Ore., said her longtime attor- the brother of another inmate. 1990s to live with her parents. interpretation. spread of this horrendous the spread of the virus that "That's a theological disease." causes AIDS. mind trap," said Wendy Lois Hreaux n illed her eyes The Holy See's chief hisekan, a -17-year-old Stay- when asked about t he Pope's spokesman. the Rev. at-home mom, after Sunday statements as she was leav- I'ederico Dimbardi. stressed Personal, morning Mass at Saint ing Mass at St Kiefan Church. that Benedict was not "mor- Michael Catholic Church in in the Coconut drove neigh- ally justifying "the unbridled Expert Care. Worthington, Ohio, a suburb borhood of Miami. exercise of sexuality and the WOOD COUNTY WOMEN'S CARE of Columbus. "About time — and it church's main advice in the "In some cases, it would be wasn't enough." she said. "As fight against AIDS remains justifiable — or acceptable a Catholic, they need to rec- the same: promoting sex- C —ht/tef/f/r.'ip — to use a condom," shfl raid- ognize this is an epidemic. ual abstinence and fidelity if your goal would be to pre- The church needs to stand among married couples. Megan E. Porter, D.O. vent the spread ol AIDS, that up and say what he did. but The Pope's comments would be a charitable act." he should have gone further." caught some followers off- Obstetrics/Gynecology Kllen Reik, a 79-year-old Vatican officials strongly guard with the frank discus- retired housewife who emphasized Sunday that the sion of a taboo topic.

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By Paul Barnty BG (3-1) got off to a fast start, tak- Sports Editor ing a 45-20 lead at the break behind 17, 11 and nine points from Pontius, Curt Milter want expecting it. Lauren Prochaska and Maggie Ten 3-pointers in the first half, I lennegan. respectively. preseason All-Summit League "I think we came out with the can- first team candidate Bethany non effect from the get-go." Pontius Watterworth held scoreless and a said. "We had a very strong start and 34-point win was not what the BCI I think that helped get us going." women's basketball coach had in Pontius' game-high 17 points mind after watching Oakland take paced three other falcons in dou- l'enn State to overtime Thursday. ble figures, as I lennegan finished But I hat« exactly what t he falcons with Lt points while Prochaska and did. ChrissySteffen each had 11. Tracy Pontius hit five of BG's 10 And as good as BG's offense was, first hall3-pointcrsand Watterworth the defense was just as good. went <)-for-6 from the field as the For the second straight game the falcons cruised to an 80-46 win falcons held an opponent in the against the Golden Grizzlies 40-point range, limiting the Golden Saturday afternoon at Anderson Grizzlies to a meager 28 percent Arena. shooting — a lot of which was the To have a double-figure lead for ability to contain Watterworth — most of the game, you wouldn't who had scored 20 points in each of have told me that the game would See DISTANCE | Page 7 have turned out quite the way it did." HOTHAND: ■ . (5) had liv« 3-pomeis in the firet hall Saiuiday and fmnhed with a game-high 17 poms Miller said.

SPORTS BRIEF BG men's basketball hosts Duquesne tonight

I lie men's basketball team will try make a shot from the field until to once again enjoy the comforts just over 12 minutes remained in ui home when it hosts Duquesne the game. tonight; opening tip is set tot 7 p.m. The game against Howard was from Anderson Arena. much closer, but a dismal 18-for- ( inning off a 69-50 loss to f>2 shooting effort and a mere 23 Mulligan the falcons will look second-half points left them three to improve upon their 1-2 overall points short of a victory. record while trying to keep their While they've won a game in record in "The House that Hoars' Anderson Arena, the falcons have flawless. yet to defeat a Division I team In its final season before it this season (Ohio Dominican is will be replaced by the Stroh Division II), something they'll Center, Anderson Arena has attempt to do when they host the been kind to the falcons. In Dukes this evening. theii home opener they defeated Coming off of a 60-63 loss at i ihio Dominican81-55, breaking Robert Morris, the Dukes (1-1) are the 60-point barrier for the only an up tempo team that can score time this season. the basket — 173 points through However, road games have been two games this season — but have le-s pleasant fbi the falcons, fall- also yielded points, as both Robert ing to I toward 54-52 and Michigan, Morris and Bluelield State each both games in which their offense scored at least 67 points. sputtered out and failed to produce five different Dukes are averag- in the second half ing double-figure scoring games In the loss to Michigan, the this season led by Bill Clark, who's 1,ikons were close in the first averaged 18.5 points and 6.5 half, only trailing by a point late in the opening stanza, only to fall See BRIEF | Page 7 apart in the second hall and not

Olson finds success as mm STABILE HARD HIT: BG's Brett Mohler tales a hit from Miami's Steven Spinell dining the RedHawks' 3-0 win Saturday night member of BG golf team iami spoils Bergerons reunion, sweeps BG icers

By Brendan Packart "No one really scouts By Ryan Satkowiak Reporter first period, as Brett Mohler inter in the final 6:26 of the period to for golfers in northern Assistant Spoils Editoi cepted a D-lo-D pass while Miami make it a 4-1 game going into the Sometimes some of the best talent was on a power play, and he took it third period. mini's from the places we would Michigan." Chris Bergeron's first game coach- in on a breakaway and beat Miami Reilly Smith made it 3-1 with a never think to look. ing against his alma mater wasn't as goalie Cody Keichard on a back- shot that he fanned on, but the put memorable as he had hoped. hand shot. still beat lino five-hole. lake B(i men's golfer Charlie Charlie Oka Olson a sophomore transfer stu- The Falcons (5-9, 2-8 Central Miami made it a 2-1 game just 28 "We knew after the first period we dent from Suttons Bay, Mich., Collegiate Hockey Association) sur- seconds into the second period with needed to step our game up," Smith which lias a population of less than for his freshman year. rendered three second-period goals Will Weber's point shot deflecting said. "They were ready to play; our liild people "We had a good team there." en route to a4-3 loss to Miami Friday off of Nick F.no's glove and into the team came together and we did No one really scouts lor golfers Olson said. "At the end of the night. net. really well on the fore-check." in northern Michigan." t llson said. year we were tied for ninth in the "I feel like we played a pretty good Several minutes after that. BG Then, with just over two to go in Sutton's Hay High School com- nation and finished in the top-30 team tonight, but 1 also feel like there went on a five-minute power play the second period, Pal Cannone's piles in Division IV. and its men's at nationals." were some very poor decisions on after Miami's Matt lomassoni was power play goal made it 4-1 for the gull team won the 1)4 Lower Olson was named 1st team our part," Bergeron said. "I thought given a major penalty and a game Uedllawks. Peninsula State title in 2006 when all-conference in the Michigan there were some good efforts, hut misconduct for hitting from behind. "We got a big power play goal to (llson was a sophomore. Olson Intercollegiate Athletic Association there are no moral victories, that's However, BG was not able to put us up by three, and we needed was a three time all-state golfer at for winning two tournaments dur- not who we are as a program." mount a serious scoring chance, every one of them." Miami coach SBIIS. ing the season at I lope. Afterthe first period, BG appeared gettingonly one shot during the five Enrico uiasi said. (llson knew he was good enough Olson said he knew he could play to compete for a physical 60-minute minutes. Mohler cut the lead to two with his io play collegiate golf, but no better golf, so he contacted falcon battle with the No. 6 Redl lawks, as it "It sure: seemed to go by pretty second goal of the night seven min- schools wire giving him offers to coach Garry Winger. Winger took a 1-1 tie into intermission. quickly, we need to step up and utes into the third period. The goal play. Hope College was his only responded and watched (llson play Miami struck the first five minutes make plays and that's what it comes came after Cameron Sinclair's shot option to play collegiate golf. in a tournament, and shortly after, into the game, with fee Harlman down to," Bergeron said of not scor- hit the post and Mohler knocked in Olson attended Hope College, scoring his first goal of the season ing on the power play. See SWEEP | Page 7 a Division III private Christian See OLSON | Page 7 on a shot from the point. Miami rode that momentum reform college in Holland, Mich. BG countered the goal late in the from the penally kill to score twice

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1 le said he doesn't have the "We really want to win the Mid-American OLSON same kind of pressure playing From Page 6 because he would be playing Conference Championship this year. against other team's number Olson received a scholarship four golfers. Hopefully we can go out and beat who and transferred to BG. "I really just went out there Before the season, each and gave it all I had," Olson we need to beat, and with a little luck, member of the men's golf said. "It had to have been we can keep on winning." team competed in an inter- one of the best scores I had squad tournament to see played." who would make the first 5- Olson, along with Gates, Charlie Olson I Golfer man team of the season. both tied for 10th place with "I was nervous and I hon- a nine over-par score. the whole thing, but hitting "I enjoying reading all types estly expected to play bet- Over the next four tourna- a good first shot on the sec- of books, but my favorites are ter," Olson said. "It was a big ments, Olson's scores rose. ond hole calmed me down." I larry Potter." he said. relief when 1 found out 1 got 1 le finished tied for 22nd at Olson said. "I drew to hit first, Olson said he enjoys fish- picked." the lohn Piper Intercollegiate, so I still had to wait to see ing and swimming as well as TYLER STABILE Olson didn't waste much which BG won, and he tied everyone else finish. spending time with his two RUNNER: Lauren Prochaska puts up a shot on the run against Youngstcwn State b«w«k time before he made an for 20th at the Bearcat "The guy I was paired with dogs, a golden retriever and impact on the team. Invitational, where the missed a four-foot putt to win miniature sheltie. defense was prepared. At the Falcons' first tourna- Falcons finished sixth. it. and 1 knew all 1 needed Olson is an educat ion major DISTANCE "We had a defensive mind- ment of the year in Verona, It wasn't until the team's was to sink my four-foot putt whose dream job would be to From Page 6 set to get stops," llennegan N.Y., Olson, along with team- last tournament of the fall and I'd have a good chance tc > become a high school athletic said. "When we were gel mate Wes Gates, led the season, The Austin Peay win," Olson said. director. her last two games prior to ting stops and our shots Falconsto a strong third place State University tourna- Olson's four-foot birdie putt With winter break Saturday. were tailing, we just took the finish. ment in Hopkinsville, Ky., turned out to be the playoff approaching, Olson is ready "Bethany Watterworth is momentum and ran away "I didn't really feel the that Olson made another and tournament winner, for the spring schedule to one of the best post players from them. pressure of playing," Olson impact. beating out a field of almost begin. in the entire Midwest regard- BG has won three consecu- said. "I played in the fourth Olson was tied for first at 100 golfers, giving Olson his "We really want to win the less of conference, Miller tive games and will look to spot on the? team, and there the end of the final round first individual tournament Mid-American Conference said. "Any league you put carry that momentum into isn't as much pressure as if 1 with three other golfers. win for BG. Championship this year," that kid in she can be great. Wednesday, when it con- were the number one or two Olson won a sudden death Despite his competitive he said. "Hopefully we can For us to hold her without a cludes us four-game home golfer." playoff on the second hole nature on the course. Olson go out and beat who we basket is just a credit to our stand against Detroit at 7 p.m. Olson said playing in the to clinch his first Division 1 describes himself a relaxed need to heat, and with a team approach." The Titans are 3-1 this fourth spot gave him a com- golf win. guy who doesn't mind read little luck, we can keep on Thinking they had season, having defeated fort/one to play in. "1 was nervous through ing a good book. winning." a tough game on their Oakland and two Mid- hands after watching how American Conference teams Oakland played againsl in Ball State and Western average double figures, in I'enn State, the Falcons Michigan by double-digits. HOOPS large part due to his career- From Page 6 high 1H points in the loss to Michigan. YOUR HEAD rebounds a game. Duquesne leads the all- The Falcons' leading scor- time series 15-9, dating back against the wall er is Scott Thomas with 13 to 1947, however the Falcons ■M uses points a game and A'uston hold a 7-4 record against the Calhoun (I0.3 points a game) Dukes in games played at 150 CALORIES is the only other player to Anderson Arena. in an hour. BGViews Preferred ■Your Blogs Properties Co. Find A Place To Call Home ■Your Stories www.prelenedpropertiesco.com WASH AND DRY IN ONE HOUR

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