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ROUGH DAY: More coverage on BG's RAIN HIGH 72 i IOW 52 tough loss to Ohio State; PAGE 7 www.bgnews.com K( JNEWS VOLUME 96 ISSUE 21

"There's no medal for trying. It's a loss. It stinks. Ultimately in sports it's win or lose." GREGG BRANDON, BOWLING GREEN HEAD COACH Falcons fall to OSU By Dan Gedney mance, completing 33 out of 54 touchdown was set up when Falcons picked up one first down tSSISMNI SPOPIS EDITOR passes for 32(i yards with two Dustin Fox intercepted a pass before being forced to puni. Afiei On Saturday (he Falcons joined touchdowns and three intercep- and returned it to the BG 29-yard the defense forced OSU to go a fast-growing club. The club's tions. Harris was disappointed line. three and OUI on the next clinc. membership requirement: to with the overall performance of The Falcons answered thai the Falcons turned the ball over take the Buckeyes down to the the offense, calling it 'disgusting." touchdown on their ensuing when Simon I rasiei lecovcred a final play of the game only to "To me it was disgusting drive, moving the ball 87 yards in Harris tumble on the lit! Jl yard come up just short of defeating because their defense is going to 13 plays to tie the score at seven line. the defending national champi- bend but they aren't going to when Harris hit Cornelius I he defense held strong once ons break," he Said "Ihey gave us McGrady for a seven-yard touch- again and recorded consecutive The Falcons put together a furi- some opportunities to make down pass. Hie Falcons reached sacks that forced the Buckeyes to ous rally in the final live minutes some plays and we didn't make into their bag of tricks during the settle lor a 47-yaid field goal to of the game but had their final them. I didn't make the throw, we drive, lining up running back PI. lake a 10-7 lead'. drive stopped when Buckeye didn't catch the ball, we didn't Rope under center and moving The Buckeyes went ahead by strong safety Will Allen intercept- block the guy. Ihey had a great I larris to receiver on three con- 10 late in the second quarter ed losh Harris' pass on die final scheme, a great coaching staff. secutive plays. l"ope was able to when l.ydell Boss broke a fourth play of the game. They had a plan and they execut- get the Falcons inside the and one run for a 33-yard touch- "Ohio State is a great football ed it. which is why they won the Buckeye 10-yard line and set up down to give the Buckeyes a 17-7 team. Ohio State knows how to game. We did not make the plays, the touchdown pass. lead with 2:17 remaining in the win. Ohio State has 18 wins in a that is why we lost the game." Following that drive the Falcon first half. row and you can see why," 1 larris The Buckeyes opened up the offense sputtered and failed to The defense continued their said. "They have each other's scoring when Scott McMullen — take advantage of opportunities strong play in the second half ben Swanger BG News back, they find ways to win the playing for the injured Craig created by the defense. On (>sl 15 when lanssen I'atton Intercepted game and that is the mark of a Krenzel — threw a seven-yard ensuing drive. Keon Newson a pass and relumed il to the OSU RUNNING HARD: Bowling Green's P.J. Pope looks for daylight great footbaU team." touchdown pass to Drew Carter forced a Maurice I tail fumble that against OSU Saturday. OSU out-gained BG 205-40 on the ground, I larris finished the game with to give OSl) a 7-0 lead with 6:04 was recovered by Will league at LOSS, PAGE 2 arguably the difference in the game. another 300-yard passing perfor- remaining in the first quarter.The the BG 10-vard line. I lowever. the

GSS students dispute parking

By Mam Wright could not l>e reached for com- REPOfilfP ment. III a confluence of anger, an Abo on Friday, die director of indignant Graduate Student dining services, Gail Finan. Senate discussed abolishing briefly attended the meeting the privilege that allows faculty and listened to concerns from and staff members to park in senators about the high prices of commuter lots without receiving catering at the Student Union. atickel Friday GSS felt that catering's high At its second niccling of the prices were discouraging stu- semester, GSS, the government dent organizations from using hi idy lor graduate students at the the Union as a venue for their University, also welcomed the events. It was considering legis- director of dining services, ( SaO lation that would allow food Finan. to discuss ihe high costs of items purchased outside the the Student Union's catering ser- Union to be used at these vices. (iSS also passed a resolu- events, which the Union cur- tion dial would conserve energy rently prohibits. on campus. In response to these concerns, Current parking policy dictates Ms. Finan mentioned that stu- that those with faculty passes dent organizations that are rec- have the right to park in any of the ognized by the University commuter lots even though 21 of receive a 20 percent discount on die closest lots are already desig- catering. Some members of GSS nated for faculty and staff park- did not feel that this was an ade- ing, according lo Treasurer Aurea quate consolation. Osgood. Much of GSS was irritat- "|Ms. Finan's] answer was you ed at this idea, considering those get a 20 percent discount, which with commuter passes are ticket- in my mind said that she doesn't ed when they park in faculty lots. think there's a problem with the "It's very dishonest to ticket prices," Senator luan Marin said. somebody if they can't park In response to this dissension, where they paid lor because there Ms. Finan said that most restau- isn't any parking available." rants only discount 10 percent. Senator Kaihy Rolsten, of the "We're actually undercutting our music education department, costs by giving them 20 per- said. "It's a financial scaml" cent," she commented. Realizing the improbability of GSS voted to withdraw this faculty and staff members relin- legislation to allow Ms. Finan, quishing ibis privilege, Jim Hose, who has only been director of the Representative-at-l.arge, dining services since this sum- suggested that certain com- mer, a chance to rectify these muter lots be designated as problems overflow lots for faculty and staff In other legislation, GSS when their lots are lull. Another passed a bill requesting that the Solution discussed was the park- University administration create ing garage that will be erected and place stickers above the within the next five years. light switches in classrooms Unfortunately this garage will around campus. These stickers only be replacing a current park- would remind students, faculty ing lot and will not lx' an answer and staff to turn off the lights to the lack of commuter spaces, after leaving the rooms. This bill according to GSS president was proposed as an inexpensive Deirdre Rogers. way to save the University GSS decided to postpone vot- money by conserving energy. ing on legislation related to this GSS meets twice a month in matter until further research room 308 in the Bowen- could be done. Thompson Student Union. Officials at Parking and Traffic

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FOR AH THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Monday. September 22.2003 WWW.B6NEWS.COM Study says students triple debt in college

CREDIT CARD, FROM PAGE 1 "It's too easy to throw a card their short term and long term you have," Davis said. "With a down on the counter. My advice "I think it's necessary for students to build goals are: When do they want to credit card you don't necessarily amount — $2,748 in 2000 to is to stay within their means," up credit. My advice is to... start with a buy a house? When do they want have the money. I will get one, but $2327 in 2001. Kramb said. "Use your credit credit card with a low balance." to buy a car?" not now." Sophomore Alissa Cropper card, but know your limits." The Nellie Mae study found Starting with solely a debit card said she knows of people her age Debbie VVhitson, branch man- that students take on greater debt may be the way to go, Whitson who have been in debt, but she ager at National City Bank, 735 S. TARICHRISTOFF, BANKING OFFICE MANAGER AT HUNT1NGT0N as they progress through school. said. has never gonen into credit card Main St., recommended that stu- designed specifically to fit stu- Another recommendation, According to the study, graduat- "I would always recommend a trouble. dents "not carry the card with dents' needs, according to Christoff said, would be for stu- ing students have an average of debit card and checking account "I know a few people 1 used to them at all times, and tnily use VVhitson. dents to wait longer to obtain a $20,402 in combined education first This is going to help them work with who. when they gradu- the card in emergencies." "They're offering easier, more credit card. loan and credit card balances. establish their spending and ated high school, couldn't even Students should only charge relaxed credit standards. They "I think it's necessary for stu- This may be because the pur- record keeping," she said. "If go to college because they had to what they are able to pay off, also may offer lower limits," she dents to build up credit. My chasing power of credit cards can they're comfortable and success- work to pay off their credit card Whitson said. said. advice is to wait until their junior be irresistible to students who ful in their checking then a credit bill." According to Cropper, she Kramb offered another posi- or senior year," she said. have not learned about interest card would be the next step." The study found, on average, owns a credit card but only uses it tive aspect of credit cards. "(Students should] start with a rates, penally fees, and rate But the decision is a matter left that college students double their for emergencies. "I have a daughter who just credit card with a low balance increases. up to the individual, Kramb said. credit card debt and triple the "It's got a $300 limit, so I've got turned 18 and is a freshman at and make purchases using they Because of this, some students "It depends. If someone is number of credit cards they own enough in my account to cover it. Kent State University. And when are able to pay off on a monthly may choose to use a debit card or unable to control their finances, throughout their college years. ... and I thought it would be a she turned 18.1 had her apply for basis so they don't have to pay checking account in place of a then that person should have a Dave Kramb, executive vice good idea to build my credit up a credit card at our Icreditl high interest." credit card. Boyd Davis, sopho- debit card. If they're one who president of Glass City Federal now, start low and work my way union," Kramb said. "1 co-signed Whitson said getting a credit more, said he only owns a debit tends to spend money on frivo- Credit Union, 1155 N. Main St.. up." for her, so I'm also liable for that card is an individual decision. "It card but plans to get a credit card lous things, don't get a credit said using a credit card may at One positive reason for college debt. It really is educational. I depends on what that college stu- eventually. card," he said. "But if I'm one who times seem easier for students students to use credit cards is to encourage her to use it for small dent wants and when they want "Actually, my mom said it says, 'Hey, I don't need that than paying cash. build good credit early. Most purchases she can pay off." it," she said. "It depends on what would be better because with a stereo,' I'm going to start estab- credit card companies offer cards debit card you spend the money lishing credit" Offense comes to life in fourth, just a little too late 10SS, FROM PAGE 1 recovered the onside kick for extended their winning streak The Falcons were led on and the Falcons. After moving the to 18 games. off the field by Cole Magner, ball inside the OSU 10-yard line, Head coach Gregg Brandon who had 13 receptions for 168 23 yard line. However, on the fol- the Falcons had to settle for a was somber in defeat. yards and a touchdown. lowing play Craig larrett dropped 33-yard field goal to close to gap "There's no medal for trying. Magner also tried to motivate a pass at the goal line after Cole to seven at 24-17. It's a loss, it stinks," he said. the offense on the sideline dur- Magner took a lateral from Harris The Falcons then looked to "Ultimately in sports it's win or ing the Falcons comeback and found larrett open. On the their defense to give them one lose. There were a lot of posi- attempt. next play A.I. Hawk intercepted more chance. The defense did tives; we'll build on those. This "We had no other choice, we Harris's pass at the OSU 26-yard- just that when they forced the is a great game to learn from. were down and we had the ball, line. Buckeyes to go three and out. They are the defending national so we had to make something The Falcon offense finally The Falcons bid to lie the game champions and we had a happen," Magner said. "The came to life midway through the was stopped by Will Allen's chance to win the game. We can defense had been making plays fourth quarter. After Harris hit interception on the final play learn from this to prepare for all game and it was our turn. We Cole Magner for a 25-yard and the defending national the Mid-American Conference had to do something or the touchdown pass with 3:25 champions escaped with season." game was over." remaining, lanssen Patton another narrow victory and

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www.bgnews.com/campus INFO. SECURITY OFFICE WARNS OF NEW VIRUS "SWEN" The BGSU Information Office is issuing an alert regarding a fast-spread- ing worm called "Swen." This worm affects Microsoft Windows computers and spreads through e- mail, purporting to be a security patch from Microsoft. www.bgsu.edu/offices/its/security/bgsu/alerts.html is the Web address where more information can be found. CAMPUS Illinois to remove 130 get^^^^^^Jr rhe calendar of events ais taken from i:f^He children from home ^^■^ http^event&bgsiudu ^^^^^^ By Maura Kelly and Who guitarist Pete us problems, officials said. IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tbwnshend The 120-year-old facility is run 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. stages of CHICAGO — Illinois will As Samuels spoke, several by the Roman Catholic 2003 Student Glass Art Cedar Point Raffle recovery. Confidentiality is remove about 130 children from dozen Maryville supporters Archdiocese of Chicago. Its Inhibition Sponsored by BGSU's National emphasized. Please contact a church-run home for troubled gathered outside. leader. Cardinal Francis (■conge, Presented by the Student Glass Student Speech, Language and ludy Miller for more youth that has been under "I think it's a tragedy, and I feel issued a statement saving he Club. Hearing Assoc. information. 372-7425. scrutiny for its handling of a sui- (hat it's a shame they made regretted the state's decision but Union Catteries Union tabby 107 Hanna Hall cide and two alleged sexual Maryville to look like a danger- would help make the necessary assaults, state officials said ous place." said Ron Brooks, 46. a changes 8 a.m. (i p.m. 11 n.iii. .i p.m. 9-10 p.m. Friday. resident of the campus as a I lie facility has been under Walt Disney World College Precious Stones Bake Sale RA Recruitment Table The children at Maryville youth who now works there as a scrutiny for more than a year. ftogram Info. Sponsored by Union Lobby Union Lobby Academy's City ofYouth residen- family educator. "You're going to Various monitors and critics the Co -op Program. tial center in suburban Des have problems You can't make have said its staff is not properly Union tabby 5:30-7 p.m. 9:15 |i.in. Plaines will be moved to other sure everything is perfect." trained to deal with children Great lobs & Internships When X*Y=Confusion: Men, Illinois facilities within 90 daw, lames Guidi, Maryville's pro- with severe behavioral, mental 9 a.iii. I p.m. Sponsored by Career Services. Women and Communication officials said. gram and clinical manager, said and emotional problems. Madden Tournament Info. • Computer Science & MIS - Gender communica- "Maryville has had chance he and other Maryville officials State-appointed monitors Sponsored by Phi Beta Sigma. 20IA-Sky Bank Room. tion is a fascinating topic Dr. after chance to solve its prob- had started to fix the facility's found problems with runaways, Union lobby • Arts & Sciences - 201 Union Diri I lart Ebert gets students lems," Bryan Samuels, director problems, and would have sex among youths, poor over- • Finance - 207 Union. talking about gender roles, of the state Department of worked with state authorities to sight and problematic reporting 10 a.m.-7p.m. • Management & Marketing - sexual politics and Children and Family Services, move children who were not of incidents. Officials at Aeropostale Box Sale 308 Union. communication. Through said at a news conference. "This receiving appropriate care. Maryville and the child-welfare Multipurpose Room • Accounting - 314 Union. laughter, activities and some is not a safe environment for our "I think it's a very tragic deci- department confirmed this frank sharing, everyone kids, particularly the most vul- sion," said Guidi. who began the week that FBI agents are also 10 .i.iii i. |i HI. 6:30 p.m. emerges with a better under- nerable of these kids." day-to-day supervision of looking into the suicide of a 14- Dance Marathon Shirt Sale Support Group for Women standing of how to achieve The campus, more than a cen- Maryville in luly. "It's going to year-old girl last year as well as Union tabby with Anorexia & Bulcmia healthy relationships, boost tury old. was once the state's disrupt 130 children's lives, and possible Medicaid fraud. Concerns their self-esteem and lead a largest facility for treating aban- I'm not so sure it was necessary Maryville Academy's 20 odier 10 a.ia-5 p.m. Sponsored by the Student happier life. Sponsored by doned and abused youths and to do that." facilities in Illinois will remain HA Recruitment Table Health Center and the Panhellenic Council. has attracted celebrity benefac- The state will resume sending opea Guidi said five or six chil- Union tabby Counseling Center. Group Union Grand Ballroom tors including the late Chicago children to the IX-s Plaines cam- dren sent to the facility will support for women at all Cubs announcer Harry Caray pus if the institution can correct remain at the campus. Law schools sue Department of Defense over recruiters IKE ASSOCIA10 PBESS recruiters, arguing the military's universities and Boston College The lawsuit also argues then' tutions were being too liberal," Judge lohn C. Ufland gave the BOSTON — A group of law ban on homosexuals violated backed off their bans. are flaws in the 1996 law, which Greenfield told The Boston government a week to respond schools, professors and students nondiscrimination rules. Kent Greenfield, a Boston permits the Defense (.lube They are using this law to to a request for a restraining is suing the Department of But last year, after the Defense (Allege law professor leading the Department to deny federal reach into the core of our educa- order. Defense, alleging its requirement Department threatened to pull lawsuit, said the government is money to institutions of higher tional philosophy and change it, A phone message could not lx' that law schools allow military federal funding from law schools forcing agreement on its policies learning that restrict military and that's contrary to the First left on a Department of Defense recruiters on campus violates the that deny military recruiters from schools that fear the loss of recruiting or ROTC on campus. Amendment." media line Saturday because the First Amendment. access to students, schools benefits, and that's "not the The law "was passed to send The lawsuit was filed Friday in voice mailbox was full. Many universities have barred including Harvard and Boston American way." the message that academic insti- federal court in Newark, N.J.

Get down wffii tie Get down wR6 fte orange antf town )fc£j orange and town HOMECOMING 2003 HOMECOMING 2003 j£ Thursday, Oct. 2 Falcon Hockey vs. University of Windsor Monday, Sept. 29 Game of Day- Tuesday, Sept. 30 (exhibition) Shopping Cart Floats BGSU Spirit Week Window Splash Contest ^H 7 p.m.. Ice Arena Noon, Union Mall, Contact Athletic Ticket Office, Show your Falcon pride Residence halls and Bowen Thompson Student Union l-877-BGSUTICHTor by weaiing Brown and Greek units j^K" V www.bgsufakons.com Orange all week i— Homecoming Game of Day— Royalty Voting University Band, Kick-off event M w ^^" Wacky Relays 11 a.m.to I p.m Lobby. Concert Band and Wind Noon, Union Mall, W ^1 B} Noon, Union Mall, ■*JB ^H H Bowen Thompson Student Union Ensemble Concert Bowen -Thompson Bowen Thompson )P *^ 8 p.m., Kobadcer Hall, Moore Student Union Student Union Merchandise Sales *—. W 11 a.m.to2p.m.;4-6p.m.,Lobby, Musical Arts Center Game of Day— Homecoming Bowen Thompson Student Union All Greek Tent Musical Chairs Royalty Voting Golden Key Saturday, Oct. 4 3-4 p.m., Meijer Tailgate Park, Noon, Union Mall, 11 a.m.to 3 p.m., Lobby. Wednesday, Oct. i Doyt Perry Stadium Canned Food Drive Homecoming 5K Bowen Thompson Bowen Thompson Game of Day— 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Lobby, Fun Run/Walk Student Union Student Union Falcon Football vs. Scavenger Hunt Bowen-Thompson Student Union 8:30a.m.registration, Central Michigan 9:30 a.m. start. Student Dance Marathon Merchandise Sales Noon, Union Mall, 4 p.m., Doyt Perry Stadium Bowen Thompson Recreation Center Falcon Floats 11a.m. to 2 p.m.; 4-6 p.m., Friday, Oct. 3 Contact alumni affairs, FREE with student ID Student Union Lobby, Bowen Thompson Noon, Union Mall, Banner Turn-in 419-372 2701 UA0 Post-game Concert— Bowen Thompson Student Union Homecoming and Displaying Student Union [The8!GBBQ| Black Eyed Peas and 1 p.m., 401 Bowen-Thompson Golden Key Royalty Voting 1 I p.m., Meijer Tailgate Park, Nappy Roots Student Union Homecoming Canned Food Drive 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Lobby, Doyl Perry Stadium Anderson Arena, Memorial Hall Bowen Thompson (elebf ate Homecoming with alumni. Royalty Voting 11 a.m. to 6 p.m..Lobby, Snake Dance students, faculty,staff and 11 a.m. to3p.m., lobby, Bowen Thompson 5 p.m.. Union Mall, community members.Iheentiie Sunday, Oct. 5 Student Union Bowen Thompson Merchandise Sales Bowen-Thompson Student Union fakon family is invited to enjoy Student Union Dance youi way to the Pep Rally Falcon Men's Soccer vs. 11 a.m.to 2 p.m.; 4-6 p.m., picnic fare.a pep rally featuring University of Kentucky Lobby, Bowen Thompson Pep Rally and University leadership and Merchandise Sales entertainment. Sponsored by the 2p.m.,CochraneField Student Union Royalty Crowning 11 a.m.to 2 p.m.; 4-6 p.m., Alumni Association Advance 7 Lobby, Bowen Thompson Golden Key Canned 6 p.m., Anderson Arena, reservations requested. Contact Greek t vents Student Union Memorial Hall Food Drive dlummaffairs,419-i72-2701 The following Greek units will be 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Lobby, Meijer Tailgate Park hosting special Homecoming events. Contact your chapter for more details Bowen Thompson 2-4 p.m.. Doyt Perry Stadium Student Union Gather with falcon fans in Alpha Gamma Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Alpha OmK ion Pi Kappa Sigma this tailgate area before the AMS0 Fashion Show Alpha Phi lambda Chi Alpha football game Alpha Sigma Phi Phi Delta Theta featuring Alpha Xi Ma Phi Kappa Pit Homecoming Royalty Chi Ome ga Phi Kappa lau Delta Gamma Pi Beta Phi 7 p.m., Multi-purpose Room, Olta.'eu Pi Kappa Phi Bowen Thompson Gamma Phi Beta Sigma (hi Student Union Kappa Alpha Order Sigma Kappa Kappa Delia Sigma Nu Admission. Canned food item m raAwJ Sigma Phi Epsiion

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"Your parents put a curse on you — Someday your kids are going to act just like you."

Comedian BILL COSBY (taMHNMMM) OPINION Students need to manage money The University should add Some students do not know dent is not to get a credit card to use is limited to the amount money to pay off your credit going to have the money to pay one more course to their cur- the added items that go into until they arc financially respon- of funds that arc available in card balance for the month do for it later, don't buy it now. Just riculum — Credit Cards 101: using their credit cards, such as: sible and prove to be. Many your account. If a student uses a not make the purchases. One of wait till you have enough money How to manage credit cards penalty fees, interest rates and times students may think they debit card they arc able to keep the worst mindsets of students where you are able to get it. without getting yourself into changes in rates. arc able to handle a credit card track of how much money they who have credit cards can be: I'll Credit cards may be one of the debt. Most students do not realize and may think: I will not go into are spending after each pur- just pay it off the next month or worst items to give a college stu- This is not to say that all stu- that if they do not pay off their debt, I know how to manage my chase. With a credit card stu- I'll get some money somehow to dent, especially in their first dents who own credit cards charges for the month on their money. However, it is easier than dents are not always able to pay it off. If you don't have the years. However, students need to will/do go into debt. However, credit cards, the amount that is one might think. Once debt keep a record of how much they money to pay off the bill then learn that we are in college now the fact is that there are many left unpaid is not just carried occurs, it is hard to pay off. have spend and are likely to obviously you don't need to pur- and we have to start acting like college students who do get over to the next months balance, A good idea for students is to exceed the amount of money chase that new stereo, or that adults, which also meaans learn- themselves into trouble when but it has extra fees attached to use a debit card or a checking they have to pay it off. new CD you have been wanting. ing how to be financially respon- using plastic to pay for most of it account for their purchases. This This leads to the next point, A good hint of advice would sible. Credit cards can be good, their purchases. The best idea for a college stu- way, the money that you are able which is — if you don't have the be that if you know you are not but they can also be trouble.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, PEOPLE People need one day to talk like Pirates sharing is not a crime. Infect infringement does not deny the ON THE STREET File sharing is piracy is not a crime and even original owner of anything he What is the most the Record Industry Association more so copyright infringement already didn't have. Appropriate of America are threatening any not a crime, if s Copyright infringement is exactly sentences need to be given to the outrageous thing you MATTSUSSMAN lazy bum who illegally down- that, infringement. The most that appropriate breaches of law. Jail have ever eaten? loads Flock of Seagulls to walk can happen to a file sharer con- time for a negligible loss of Humor Columnist an infringement the plank. 1 can't blame them. If victed of copyright infringement money is not appropriate. these music-loving swashbuck- This is in response to the car- is s/he will have to pay damages People need to know their lers don't stop sharing music toon in last Friday's edition of the to the plaintiff. Copyright rights in these situations, and not Last Friday was National Talk files among themselves, musi- Opinion section. This cartoon infringement will not land you in be scared by the fear, uncertainty Like a Pirate Day. Its function depicted two inmates with mark- jail or give you a criminal record, and doubt that the Record • • \: goes without saying, but there cians such as Kid Rock might was a story behind it. not be able to afford three meals ings on the wall to indicate how which of course are much Industry Association of America a day, and he will become pale long they have been in prison. greater penalties. Theft, however, spreads. Cases like copyright On lune 6.1995, John Baur and malnourished. Then again, The inmate on the right marked will. This is why copyright infringement are issues that can and Mark Summers (no, not the "Super Sloppy Double Dare" the term "music piracy" should the time in lines, the other infringement is not defined as not be described in physical marked in musical notes. The theft. When one steals, he/she analogies (i.e. theft), and must be guy — that was Marc) engaged have never been coined, because it makes the process inmate on the right was asking denies the original owner access treated as a new and separate TAMMY BRUNO in a simple game of racquetball. look too cool. If they wanted to the other whether he was "one of to something that is rightfully issue. The future of technology SENIOR, Like the silly people they were, those internet music download- theirs and attempts to claim and how we interact with it they began shouting remarks to avoid this illegal activity, they TELECOMMUNICATIONS each other. Eventually, the com- should have called it "music ter- ers." ownership over the stolen object. depends on this. There is a great fallacy with When one infringes a copy- "Alligator bites think- ments evolved with an accent a rorism." Instead, it's piracy, and this cartoon, and it sends a dan- right, he/she, generally, make a ADAM RITENAUER pirate would use if he were to on this day our dialogue should gerous message to everyone. copy of the original work, thus STUDEMT « ing they were chicken play racquetball. At the end of reflect that. Contrary to popular belief, file decreasing its value. Copyright pieces." the day, their substandard per- Therefore, I tried to encour- formances were overshadowed age all instructors last Friday to by the amusing pirate slang It give their lectures in pirate wasn't long before they realized dialect. This ultimately kept the they should do this one day a hungover guys in the back row year. awake and interested in their After a while, they contacted introductory course. They cut Power should not go to one "real" humor columnist Dave off the bottom of their pant legs Barry about their invention. He and assembled crude eye U -WIRE TV stations reaching as much as Opposition to the FCC rules was convincingly sold on the patches and armbands, while I 45 percent of the nation's popu- has sprung up at the grass-roots idea. After his column in 2002, shouted out "shiver me timbers" Guest Column lation, up from the current 35- level, linking conservatives sus- ROBYN MCGUFFIN the holiday instandy became for no apparent reason. The offi- percent limit. Local TV stations, picious of the dominance of SENIOR, the fourth most popular holiday cial website (http://www.talk- Imagine a life without particularly in big markets, are companies such as The New in the United States — behind likeapirate.com/) had many "Friends." Imagine a worid where the money is. York Times, with liberals who TELECOMMUNICATIONS Christmas, Thanksgiving and more beneficial tidbits. I shall where NBC can no longer afford The new media ownership seek a broad diversity of voices Sweetest Day. now conclude this brief public its most popular program. No "Tammy made me try rules left in place provisions that in the media. This holiday was bound to service announcement in my Rachel, no Phoebe or Chandler allow conglomerates to operate This week, the Senate voted her Hamburger happen sooner or later, lust best pirate script: or Ross, no Monica or loey. No as many as eight radio stations 55-40 to block the new rules. Helper." observe the facts: Pirates are "So, if ye be one of me "Must-See" TV. No quality pro- in a single market. The rules lift- The House is already on record some of the more vile humans, hearties, ye best be keen to grams like "Law and Order" or ed a ban against a single com- as opposing the 45-percent rule but being a pirate is the most speak like a true swashbuckler. "Good Morning. Miami." pany owning a daily newspaper, for network ownership of local favored occupation of one- Be ye but a cowardly landlub- OK, maybe not "Good a television station and radio stations, but House leaders have legged people who like parrots. ber, it's Davy Jones's locker for Morning, Miami." stations in the same market. vowed to block any vote on Last year's Super Bowl was ye. Avast with ye treacherous The dark nightmare of a And the rules set out a "diversi- tampering with the other rules. between the Buccaneers and ways! Spread the word to all the world without free network TV ty" index governing how much President Bush has threatened the Raiders. This past summer, lads and lasses that today ye haunts Michael K. Powell, the of each market can be served by to veto any bill blocking the Johnny Depp made both scurvy shall be a man of the sea Talk chairman of the Federal media outlets withrommon FCC rules. Undaunted, Senator. Communications Commission. ownership. and wearing lots of jewelry Like a Pirate Day has no place Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, is laying extremely sexy. for filthy scallywags. So. swab He led the push for the FCC s Powell defends the rules as plans to cut the FCC's budget ROB FERGUSON new rules on media ownership, preserving"localism," but many So-called "music pirates" are the deck before ye be on your for enforcing the new rules. in danger. The scoundrels from way. Arrh!" telling ABC News: "It is the net- members of Congress on both In promulgating its new rules, SENIOR, COMPUTER ART work that pays for 'Friends' and sides of the aisle disagree. They the FCC did nothing to promote pays Jennifer Anniston's salary. "Week old raw eggs." note that the big networks are localism and a great deal to fur- And pays the $10 million per owned by big corporations that ther the special interests of giant episode that it takes to produce also own lots of other things, a program of that quality." including cable, video and corporations like Viacom, News To preserve network TV, in all Internet providers, movie stu- Corp., General Electric and of its glory, against encroach- dios, newspapers, radio stations Disney. Even if, God forbid, it ment from cable, video, the and other mass media. 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FREIGHT TRAIN ENGINEER STOPS TRAIN IN INTERSECTION www.bgnews.com/nation POTTSTOWN, Pa. (AP)—A freight train engineer who said he had exceeded the number of hours he could work stopped his train in a downtown intersec- tion for two hours and refused to move, police said. The engineer, whose name was not released, told police he was instructed by his supervisor to stop the train after passing the intersection Friday. But he did- n't pull the train far enough forward to raise the intersection's crossing gates. NATION "We're seeing a total deterioration."

JOEL CHMNY. ANALYST FOR REFUGEES INTERNATIONAL. A WASHINGTON- Survey shows Davis' chance BASED LOBBYIST GROUP of keeping job getting better US. admits far

By Tom Chomaeu IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Gov. fewer refugees Gray Davis' prospects for keep- ing his job appear to be brighten- By Mark Fritz domestic security measures, a IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing, according to a new poll that lack of U.S. resettlement staffers shows growing opposition to the NEW YORK — Those huddled and a refugee-admission criteria recall movement. masses yearning to breathe free based on Cold War-era thinking The Public Policy Institute of shouldn't hold their breath wait- are to blame for the sharp dip. California survey, released yes- ing for passage to America, which One example of why the terday, showed 53 percent of vot- is setting a new record this year United States will fall short of ers supporting a recall, down 5 for refusing sanctuary to eligible reaching its quota: Roughly 6,000 percentage points from the insti- asylum-seekers. Afghan refugees cleared for tute's previous poll taken in The United States will admit admittance to the United States August. about 25,000 refugees by the end suddenly find themselves facing That was good news for Davis, of the current budget year, a low repatriation to a country that is analysts agreed. But they were for a nation founded by people under U.S. control, but still highly uncertain whether the governor fleeing persecution. Experts unstable. could continue to close the gap blame both terrorism fears and Arthur Dewey, Undersecretary enough between now and Oct. 7, an obsolete asylum program that of State for Population, Refugees the recall election's scheduled still lists "Soviets" as one of the top and Migration, said that a pro- date. five nationalities that deserve U.S. gram conceived in 1980 — when "The fate of the recall is much protection. the primary sources of refugees more uncertain than it was a The total number of resettle- came from Southeast Asia and month ago," said Mark ments as of Sept. 16—the current the then-Soviet Union — now Baldassare, poll director for the fiscal year concludes at the end of must concentrate on about 80 Public Policy Institute. "But it is this month — is only half the areas of conflict. And this comes still going to be difficult for the 50,000 admissions quota at a time when the new, terror- governor to make the case given approved by President Bush for driven Department of Homeland that three out of four voters still 2003. That ceiling itself was a new Security has seized control of who disapprove of the job he's doing." low. gets into this immigrant nation. "We're seeing a total deteriora- Dewey said his critics know the Candidates vying to replace Paul Saliuma AP P> ■ tion," said loel Charm, an analyst constraints U.S. refugee officials Davis were campaigning furi- CAMPAIGNING: California governor Gray Davis holds hands with Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the faced. He noted that they were ously under the expectation the for Refugees International, a United Farm Workers union on stage during a labor rally in front of San Francisco City Hall. Washington-based lobby group. able to at least relocate large U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Refugee resettlement special- numbers of refugees to less-dan- would reverse a ruling delaying Bustamante told reporters "I got some pretty bad news accomplishments during ists sec signs that the 2004 quotas, gerous areas of West and East the ballot to prevent the use of Saturday night after delivering a for Arnold," Bustamante said. appearances Saturday in San which are due to be determined Africa, and that an asylum pro- unreliable punch-card ballots. speech to the San Diego County "Governing is not about grab- Francisco with Sen. John by the White House in mid- gram is in no danger of disap- An 11 -judge panel was to hear Democratic Party. "We've got bing some spodights, it's about Edwards of North Carolina, a October, won't grow. A State pearing. arguments today on whether a problems here in California and rolling up your sleeves and get- Democratic presidential candi- Department briefing with "We will find the resources to three-judge panel of the court we need to get off this recall ting the work done." date. Congressional immigration continue it and (Congress will erred when it ruled earlier this campaign." Among his parry's accom- Former President Clinton and staffers this week left some atten- make sure of that," Dewey told month that the election must be During his speech to some plishments, Bustamante said, former Vice President Al Gore dants with strong indications that The Associated Press in an inter- postponed. 400 fellow Democrats, were Davis' recent signing of appeared with Davis earlier in refugee quotas would stay low or view this week. "I think folks want to get this Bustamante took shots at legislation expanding financial the week as allies in the gover- drop lower. The Sept. 11, 2001 terror thing done because they want to Republican actor Arnold privacy rights for consumers nor's attempt to cast the recall as U.S. officials say the program is attacks prompted Washington to get people to start working on Schwarzenegger's high-profile and legal rights for gay partners. a Republican power grab. in transition, and wars in Iraq and slash refugee admissions for three Afghanistan, the tightening of straight years. problems again," Lt. Gov. Cruz campaign. Davis also touted those

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BLIX SAYS U.S. SHOWED QUESTIONABLE HONESTY IN IRAQ www.bgnews.com/world ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Former U.N. chief weapons inspector Hans Blix accused the United States of showing "questionable honesty" over Iraq and said the country was attacked despite posing no immediate threat. Blix spent three years searching for Iraqi chemical, biological and ballistic mis- siles as head of the U.N. Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission. He has been critical of the role played by the U.S. and British governments in Iraq, in interviews since his retirement on June 30. WORLD Putin: Russia was right on Iraq war

By Deborah Seward Washington debates with its allies erly. Such feints draw .mention American ones, were selling so- THE ASSOCIATED PBESS over a new U.N. resolution. away from the question but they called "dual use" technologies, MOSCOW — America's failure British Prime Minister Tony Blair, arc not very illuminating. material that can be used for to stabilize Iraq has left Russian however, has not joined Prance's Russia strongly opposed the peaceful, as well as weapons, President Vladimir Putin con- call for a handover of power to war in Iraq, and Putin said that purposes. vinced he was right: The war was Iraqi authorities within months, Russia's position hadn't changed, In answering questions about a bad idea. That conviction has backing the U.S. stance against and that "the situation that is Chechnya, Putin also lashed out boosted Putin's confidence, and what he calls a too hasty transfer. developing in Iraq is the best con- at the United States. He had at their summit this week, Putin says he's ready to negoti- firmation that Russia was right." scathing words for Deputy President Bush will encounter a ate — and ready to be blunt Putin said his relationship with Assistant Secretary of State man willing to challenge America about Russia's stance. Bush was strong enough that Steven Pifer, who last week on Iraq, Iran and even the war on During a four-hour interview they could express their views warned that Kremlin policy in terrorism. with a group ol U.S. reporters that "bluntly" and say things the other Chechnya may be "among the Before meeting Bush at Camp lasted until early evening might not like. "But we listen to most troubling" issues at the David later this week. Putin will Saturday, the stiffness that char- each other and we are looking for address the U.N. General summit. acterized Putin's early meetings a solution," he said. The Russian leader said he Assembly meeting that will focus with Western media was gone. It Putin defended Russia's on Iraq's future. With Washington was replaced by boldness, even wouldn't comment on remarks nuclear cooperation with Iran, by "a middle-level diplomat" and seeking to maintain its hold on spontaneity and an occasional saying his country was doing all it administrating the country, the phrase in English. His tone was suggested that Secretary of State could to make sure Russia's Colin Powell deal with Pifer. He Russian leader insisted over the harsh when it came to his least nuclear assistance could not be weekend that the United Nations favorite subject: the war in used to help Iran develop nuclear characterized the rebels as "scoundrels" and accused the "must have a real role, not a dec- Chechnya weapons. Aleundr Zemliantchenfco AP Photo orative role' in Iraq. Putin's way of responding to Then, he turned on the West, United States of clandestine talks with rebel representative Germany, France and Britain questions on Russian conduct accusing it of double standards, DEBATE: Russian President Vladimir Putin listens to a question have also called for more author- over Iraq, Iran and Chechnya is to saying Russia had evidence that Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev, who during his interview with the U.S. media at his residence in Novo- ity for the world body in Iraq, as accuse the West of acting improp- Western companies, including lives in Qatar. Ogaryovo, outside Moscow.

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PAGE 8 BG SPORTS Women's Golf MONDAY Monday, Tuesday September 22, al Butler 2003 Men's Golf Friday, Saturday, Sunday www.bgnews.com/sports Hoosier Invitational BOWLINE GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Cross Country Friday Central Collegiates at 4:30 p.m. Men's Soccer Friday at Akron at 7:15 p.m. Sunday vs. Michigan at 3:30 p.m.. Defense strong in defeat Women's Soccer ByZach Baker Bowling Green's only intercep- SPOUTS EOltOR tion, talked about the defensive Friday The football team was a few stand. at Valparaiso at 5:30 p.m. plays away from an upset in "That's what we work for, all Sunday Saturday's 24-17 loss to Ohio season long," Patton said. "We vs. Toledo at 1 p.m.. State. pride ourselves on working BowlingGrcen's ability to stay hard in the fourth quarter. We Women's Tennis in the game was due in large know we have to come out and part to the Falcon defense, make plays, and that's what we Saturday, Sunday which put forth another strong did." BGSU Invitational at 9 a.m. outing. Falcon quarterback losh In the week before the game, Harris gave credit to the defense OSU head coach Jim Tressel for allowing the Falcons to stay said that one area that was in the game, and said that they often overlooked on BG's team will be a major factor in the rest was the strength of its defense. of the season. On Saturday, Tressel got a first "Our defense is a champi- Jarrett hand look at what he had been onship defense," Harris said. talking about "We're going to ride them all the While OSU was able to gain way to the end." 205 yards rushing, the Falcons Falcons' coach Gregg classy held them to just 24 points, and Brandon said that the defense yielded only seven in the sec- continually gave the team ond half. chances against the Buckeyes. When the Falcons cut the "Our defense, I thought after lead from 24-17with 1:46 left in played lights out, and they the game, their attempt al an hung in there with them," onside kick was unsuccessful. Brandon said."... They kept giv- With just two timeouts left, ing us opportunities, and that's BG needed its defense to come all you can ask for." up with one more stop to give Despite such praise, several the offense one last chance. players on the defense were not Ben Swangct BG News They did, forcing OSU to as complementary of their play. IN PERSUIT: Bowling Green defender Jason Morton pursues Ohio State running back Lydell Ross in punt with less than a minute to Ohio State's 24-17 win on Saturday Morton had seven tackles in the game. Vitamin Z go- lanssen Patton, who had DEFENSE. PAGE 8 It was a day that had a little bit of everything. A day that began with both marching bands saluting each other, with BG's playing the OSU fight song, and the "Best damn band in the land" lining up to Women's resemble the BG mascot. But the most class on Saturday was shown by someone who may soccer have had the hardest day of all. Craig Jarrett, a fifth year senior, had a chance for a special moment has big early in the third quarter, with the la Icons trailing 17-7. larrett dropped what looked to be a sure touchdown on what was a beauti- weekend fully executed trick play. By Kevin Shields Ihe play proved to be crucial, as SPORTS BtPOMIP. Bowling Green would go on to The Falcon women's soccer rum the ball over on the next play, team swept their two opponents and didn't regain momentum until this weekend at Cochrane Field late in the fourth quarter, when and showed some strong play in they were trailing 24-7. the process. They were able to larrett has had only one recep- come from behind to defeat tion all season, and did not make a Akron on Friday 2-1 and got a catch yesterday. convincing win over Wright State It would have been easy for the yesterday by score of 3-0. tight end to stay in the locker room "Both games were very pleas- after the game, to keep to himself, ing, as far as effort was con- to not answer questions. cerned this weekend," coach No one would have blamed him Andy Richards said. "We knew for doing it. It's what most of us coming in that the games were probably would have done. winnable, but we needed to play But larrett didn't do that. He well and we earned the two wins came up to the press room after we got." tlie game and answered questions In Friday's game against for over a dozen reporters, know- Akron, the Falcons and Zips were ing that most wanted to ask him about the one play where he didn't unable to find the net in the first make the catch. half of play as both teams strug- larrett is one of the success sto- gled to get shots. The play was ries in college sports. A college walk back and fonh with very few on who earned a scholarship for opportunities coming up for the 2000 after beginning as a walk either team. on in 1999. In 2001, larrett played Ashley Wcntzel had a gtxxl in all 11 games, getting one stan scoring opportunity in the first against Marshall, and making two half, hut her shot was tipped over catches for 24 yards on the season Tom BMn BG News the goal post by Akron goalie A dedicated student, he was also CELEBRATION: Bowling Green's Amber Mareski and Taylor Twite celbrate after scoring a point in last Saturday's match against Iowa Crystal Tabor. The Falcons generated oppor- named to the Mid-American State. The Falcons were swept by the Buckeyes this past weekend. Conference honor roll, and induct- tunities early in the second half, ed into the Omicron Delta Kappa but were still unable to beat National Honor Society Tabor. Akron was able to capital- larrett missed all of last season ize off a counterattack as Mirka due to injury. Mohns slid one by Ali Shingler in BG's performance yesterday Falcons swept by Buckeyes the lower right comer of the net was one in which the team could to give Akron a 1-0 lead with have given up, but like always, 26:39 left in the game. By Jason A. Duon after the game. "We passed the Falcons, and despite falling Falcons had six service errors played until the final gun. SP0BTS REP0RIER ball very well tonight and that behind 0-2, BG took an 8-4 lead, and only hit .054 for the set. BG answered back with 13:58 The team will get respect COLUMBUS — By day. the was the bright spot of the ignited by Melissa Mohr, who The second set started off as remaining as Lindsay Carter's around the country for that, if not ambiance during the bus ride to match, but offensively and had two kills during the run. sloppy as the first. Still, BG man- corner kick found Samantha more votes in the national poL take on Ohio State was filled defensively we didn't look like OSU's Amanda Miller tied the aged to take a 4-1 advantage. Meister in front of the net. whose larrett's willingness to talk after with excitement and enthusi- Bowling Green volleyball." match at 10 with one of her katherine Grant's kill gave header then beat Tabor to even the game also earned respect, for asm for the BGSU volleyball BG arrived at the gym two eight kills on the night, though OSU their first lead of the set, the game at 1 -1. After a missed both himself and the team. He team. hours before the match was set BG would surge ahead to take a 13-12. BG pulled even at 17-17, opportunity by Akron two min- should be credited, along with By night, everything was to stan — 30 minutes behind 17-14 advantage. but three consecutive kills by utes later and a missed chance many of his teammates, for talking shrouded in mystery and disap- schedule — but when the The Buckeyes went on a 6-0 the Buckeyes led to a time out. by Meister with five minutes left, after a difficult loss. The players pointment as the Buckeyes teams took the coun for their run, forcing Van De Walle to call Once again, the Falcons the game seemed to be heading were no doubt frustrated, but defeated the Falcons in three first meeting since Van De a time out. However, the could not come closer than for overtime. showed class by speaking about sets before 1,052 fans at St. lohn Walle's inaugural campaign as Falcons could not get any closer three and OSU ended the set on However, in the final minute die game afterwards. Arena on Saturday night. coach in 1983, the Falcons than tiiree for the remainder, a 13-8 run to get the victory. Keeley Dayton was able to con- BG may not have won the "I'm really disappointed looked right on cue. falling 30-26 in the first set. With BG holding a 22-20 lead trol the ball and find Julie game, but they continued to gain because I feel we let a golden Chrissy Gothke's dig on BG held Gordon; the in the final set, the Buckeyes Trundle, who charged down die respect, and that's as imponant opportunity slip away," head Stacey Gordon's first attempted Buckeyes Ail-American to a .053 as anything. coach Denise Van De Walle said kill set the tone eariv for the hitting percentage, but the VOLLEYBALL PAGE 9 WOMEN'S SOCCER, PAGE 9

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By John Seewer for a 13 yard pickup. ceptions on himself. i»i *ssoc»tto PRESS (iradkowski relied on short "We got greedy," he said. "Part TOLEDO — Pittsburgh heard passes as Rockets then chipped of it was my fault." . all week about how dangerous away at the Panthers. They con- Pitt all but abandoned its run- Toledo could lie. The Panthers verted three times on diird down ning game on a third quarter didn't get the message until it to keep the drive alive. drive that started when larry was too late. Pitt had one final shot at the Fitzgerald made a leaping 36- Bruce (iradkowski threw foi end /one. but Rod Rutherford's yard catch with two defenders 161 yards and three touchdowns pass was batted down in the end hanging on him. for the Rockets, the final score zone, setting off a wild celebra- Six plays later, Rutherford hit coming with just 43 seconds left tion on the field. tight end Kris Wilson for a 5-yard as Toledo stunned No. 9 Pitt 35- Toledo coach Tom Amstutz touchdown — his third scoring 31 on Saturday night. called it one of the biggest victo- catch of the night that put Pitt (Iradkowski lofted the ball into ries in school history. ahead 31-21. nghl corner of the end /one and "It's a wonderful feeling," he Fitzgerald, one of the nation's lance Moore made a diving said. "I'm a little numb right best receivers, finished with 201 catch, just dragging his leei in now." yards receiving but was held to bounds. The pass capped a 15- The PanthersIed3l-21 early in just one touchdown. piay, H3 yard drive that began the fourth quarter and seemed to Wilson, often overshadowed with 4:36 left. be in control by Fitzgerald in Pitt's pass Pitt S defense was no match for But (iradkowski, who finished offense, made a pair of nifty Toledo's spread offense that kept 49-ol-62 for 461 yards, led the catches for touchdowns in the the Panthers (2-1) off-balance Rockets on a 98-yard drive — the first half. most of the night. big play coming on third down at He leaped above Toledo's "1 don't think they've shown midfield when he found Steve Patrick Body on a 20-yard scor- that much firepower as they did ()dom for a 31 -yard gain. ing catch for the Panthers' first today." Pitt coach Walt Harris That set up Trinity Dawson's 2- I'D and made a sliding catch in said. "They fought their way hack yard leap into the end zone that the back of the end /one that from 10 points down. They never cut Pitt's lead to 31-28 with 6:45 gave Pitt a 17-7 lead with 5:02 left gave up." remaining. in the first half. (iradkowski was overwhelmed Neither team could establish It looked like Pitt was ready to afterward. us running game, forcing the take control, but Toledo "I'm so pumped about this quarterbacks to take over. And answered in just four plays. team that words can't express both were up to the task. Gradkowski hit Moore on a what I feel right now," he said. Rutherford picked up apart short curl pass over the middle (iradkowski, a sophomore Toledo's defense, spreading the and Pitt defensive back Keon Irum Pittsburgh in only his ball among all his receivers. He lackson slipped trying to make fourth start, calmly directed the finished with 315 yards passing the tackle, allowing Moore to Rockets (3-1) down the field on and four touchdowns, but he break free untouched for a 53- Daniel Miller ai'>'"- the final drive. also had two interceptions in the yard touchdown. REACH: Pittsburgh tight end Kris Wilson reaches foi a pass as Toledo's Rodney Gamby covers him in The key play came on fourth - Moore ended up with 15 second half that kept Toledo In the fourth quarter Saturday in Toledo. and-1. He found tight end the game. receptions for 162 yards. Andrew t :larke along the sideline Harris blamed the two inter-

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VOLLEYBALL. FROM PAGE 7 but offensively we never got in she said. "We work hard, but we rhythm." need to work smarter and I hope proceeded to score three The Falcons (8-4) hit .104 for the feeling in the locker room straight points to force a time the match, which is their lowest afterwards would be one the) out. total of the season. don't want to feel again." The Falcons tied the match at BG was lead by Samamha "They did not sec Bowling 25-25, and then a kill and an Rennau's 11 kills and Taylor Greeil at its best." Van IX'Wallc error would lead to another time Twite chipped in with nine kilLs said referring to upcoming out for BG. off of 22 attacks, giving her a .471 opponents that may see the Melissa Mohr's kill brought hitting percentage game tape "If other schools are the Falcons to within one, 27-26. on the night. going to get a copy of this ta|ie OSU (6-2) scored the next two Co-captain Susie Norris was and prepare for the way we points and an error gave BG shutout in the kills department played tonight, it's OK. We know their 27th point, but Gordon and had career-low minus .538 we're going to be a different ended the match with her 19th hitting percentage team come next Friday and kill Van DeWalle felt that (kirdon, Saturday." "I don't think Ohio State had a who also had 14 digs, was not The Falcons will host Indiana great match tonight either, and the reason the Falcons lost. IMnlue liirt Wayne on Friday that's why I say it was a golden "I don't think we wen' both- and open up Mid American opportunity to knock them off," ered by her |Gordon|, I just don't (^inference play when Western Van DeWalle said. think that we ever really got to Michigan visits Anderson Arena "Stacey Gordon looked good the competitive degree that we on Friday. Both marches ;irc tonight and we knew she would. needed to knock ()hio State off, scheduled to start at 7 p.m.

Ben Swantef BG Nws BIG VICTORY: Bowling green forward Katie Piening moves the ball down the field in a recent home game. The Falcons defeated Wright State 3-0 yesterday at Cochrane Field. Roethlisberger shines in BG gets first MAC win Redhawk win over Rams By John Mossman State, which had been averag- "That scramble was a key THF ASS0CIATE0 PRESS ing 213 yards rushing, to 39 on play because it was third-ainl- Richardssaid. "It was great to see ties by both teams in the final WOMEN'S SOCCER, FROM PAGE 7 FORT COIJJNS, Colo. — At the ground. long and we needed to con- Ashley get the goal today and I'm half, as both goalies made some 6 foot-5 and 248 pounds, Ben Bradlec Van Pelt threw for vert." Hoeppner said. sideline into Akron territory. She ecstatic for her being it was her nice saves. F.mily Flohre played Roethlisberger doesn't fit the 323 yards and three IDs for Roethlisberger credited I'is then made a pass across to the first collegiate goal." the second half for Wright State at mold of a mobile, scrambling Colorado State (2-2). offensive line on that scramble from of the net that found Yesterday, the Falcons and the goaltender and the Falcons quarterback. "Ben has great balance and play. Wentzel, whose kick found the Raiders of Wright State played, played lenifer Kernahan, who Two of his biggest plays on awareness," Miami coach Terry "The O-line did a great job net with 44 seconds left to give and it was a game the Falcons was able to get 4 big saves and Saturday, however, were set up Hoeppner said. "He has the one, for not holding, two, for BGa2-l win. controlled from start to finish. finish the five-save shutout for by scrambles. ability to keep his cool when not going downfield." he said It was Wentzel's first goal as a In the first half, the Falcons the Falcons that Shingler had Roemlisberger completed 29 others begin to lose it. When he "And die receivers got open Falcon and one that gave the generated shots early and Kristy started. of 39 passes for 330 yards and is scrambling, there is a real One of our offensive linemen Falcons their first MAC win on Coppes got her third goal of the With the wins the Falcons two touchdowns, eclipsing 300 good chance of a big play hap- said he blocked the same guy the year. year off a pass from Meister just move to 3-5-1 on the year and yards for the second straight pening." three times. 1 just run around "It was a real good team effort 20 minutes in to give BG a 1-0 now have a MAC record of 1-1-1. game, as Miami of Ohio Early in the third quarter fol- and try to make guys miss me." today and we had full effort today lead. Then with 8 minutes left in "Today we had a plan in mind romped over Colorado State lowing a Colorado State fum- Colorado State scored just 24 by everyone out there," said the half, Britt Anderson was able and the team did a good job with 41-21. ble, Roethlisberger scrambled seconds later on ilu- second- Wentzel. "We deserved this win to beat Raider goaltender Steph carrying that plan out for us," said Mike Smith added 118 yards and threw his second TD pass, longest scoring pass play In after what we've been through Comisar off a pass from Trundle Richards. "We got good produc- rushing and three touchdowns. a 15-yarder to Michael Urkin, school history, Van Pelt's 86- this year and it's exciting being and Leah Egglcton. tion from Kristy today and it was The RedHawks' pass-orient- to make it 24-7. yarder to David Anderson, to that it's our first MAC win." The Falcons took a 2-0 lead to really a pleasing performance ed offense generated 536 yards Then, Roethlisberger scram- cut the deficit to 27-14. But the Coach Richards commented half and then just 2 minutes into that was what we really needed to compared to 388 for Colorado bled and averted two sacks, Rams would gel nodoser, on how his team didn't give up, the final half of play Coppes got have." State and opened up 20-point completing an 18-yard pass to On founh-and-15 from the and they played hard till the end. her second goal of me match and The Falcons will play at leads on three occasions in the Manin Nance on third-and-14 CSU 29, Roethllsbergei ran "What a game and what great fourth of the season to put the Valparaiso on Friday at 5:30 p.m. second half. to set up Todd Soderquist's 21 - right on the option ami pitl hi cl character we showed to be able finally tally on the board making and will host Toledo on Sunday at The Miami (2-1) defense, yard field goal for a 27-7 lead to Smith for a touchdown with come back and win this game." it 3-0. 1 p.m. meanwhile, held Colorado with 1:20 left in die period. 9:19 remaining. There were missed opportuni-

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2Bdrm»'fy>&*ll6PV N scholarship (s being oiTercd (2003-2004 PAISAon file) MONDAY IJL'J ear your letters Laundry on site. BGSU bus stop H G.PSVLANE •Cumulaliave BGSU Gl'A 3D or higher for undergraduates OPEN NOW 1 HomtDapo« t ■ umulamc BGSU 3.4 or higher lot graduate students TUESDAY M utstandlng chapter women •Submu a personal statement (300 words n less) which describes an\ contributions to the community and.or FREE HEAT soclcl) thai have been made, and the educahonal value WEDNESDAY ^/| ake a difference day received from these experiences Stop by our Office at = VARSITY •Submit two letters ol recommendations from BGSU TMRSDAV laBschansB dinner 1045 N. Main St ■■SQUARE faiulls ot administrates or check website APARTMENTS FRIDAY ■flight out www.meccabe.cQni Applications are available <»ji line al ihe SFA website for complete listings lltli); UWW.b&SlLfidl 419-353-7715 I^T the M V Office. 2.1| WminiMration Bide \\1! Mill \!i \l \/ I'I'll KKI K\ Tor next year.