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Pop politics, poor arguments Quoting movies or songs does not affirm your political opinion WINNING TOUCHDOWN: BG's Marques Parks (5) goes in (or a touchdown in overtime leading up to a two-point conversion that won the game JOROANFLOWER >t -fi'liiv | Page 4 Africa is not the "dark continent" Instead of lumping all countries in Africa together, each one should be judged individually | Page 4 NEVER DENY IT Falcon football offense steps up Falcons take Minnesota in overtime, 32 - 31 With Saturday's big win. the BG offense looks to do some the Week, coming off a game MAC VS. BIG TEN damage this season in which he threw for 388 yards The Mid-American and two scores. Conference is now 5-56 | Page 8 "He did a great job managing against the Big Ten since Soccer takes a the game. That's what we talk 2002. about with the quarterbacks all victory and a the time.'' Brandon said. "Don't ■ Last season the two loss try to put an'S' on your chest." conferences faced off Big wins don't normally come The secondary did a tre- 17 times, the MAC After losing to West on the first game of the season. mendous job in Saturday's won one meeting. Virginia, the team But when you're coming off game too. They yielded just 188 ■ 8G coach Gregg managed a victory a 4-8 season all wins are big, yards passing and intercepted especially against a Big Ten Minnesota quarterback Adam Brandon is now 3-4 over EIU | Page 9 opponent. Weber twice. against the Big Ten in After their 32-31 victory over They also nearly won the his tenure. Minnesota, the falcons look to game by intercepting the ■ The Falcons are now be recovered, Gophers' 1 lail Mary attempt 5-12 against the Big "We played a lot of kids last at the end of the game and Ten in their history. year that weren't ready to play,'' tossing a series of laterals that BG coach Gregg Brandon said. would have rivaled the famous ■ MAC teams winning "A lot of those kids came back California-Stanford play had it over Big Ten teams and fought through the adver- gone all the way. since 2002: sity." The victory was a much- SEPT. 1,1007: One of thoa' kids' was prob- needed boost for a team that's BG 32. Minnesota 51: ably Tyler Sheehan. The Falcons not as popular as it used to be v* whole secondary could also on campus. The athletic depart- OCT. 14. 2006: take on that distinction. ment had to scratch and claw Ohio 20. Illinois 17 SEPT. 6. 2005: ■ What do you collect, Sheehan won the starting to make an NCAA-mandated job in the offseason by proving quota which required them to BG 27. Purdue 26 or wish you collected? that he could excel in Brandon's average 15,000 fans at every DEC. 26. 2005: pass-happy offense. home game. BG 28 Northwestern 24 1.1-1 season he was a true Now people have a reason to SEPT. 15. 2005: freshman that was only put be excited, similar to the 2003 Miami 44. into pressure situations. He season when the Falcons beat Northwestern 14 struggled, never throwing a Purdue to open the season in JORDAN FLOWER touchdown pass. similar fashion. MAKING MOVES: Freddie Barnes breaks a tackle and heads upheld dunng the Now Sheehan is the Mid- first half of BG's game against Minnesota on Saturday American Conference player of See FALCONS | Page 6 CURTIS McKINNON Junior. Secondary Education

"I wish I collected money." | Page 4 Paying a higher price for safe sex

It By Th.t.»a Scott LOCAL PRICES nies could sell their prescriptions University's Student Health traceptives at the discounted Reporter to college campuses at a dis- Center aren't happy about it. prices in an effort to keep the WAL-MART (S. Main St.): count, allowing the universities "The problem was in the lan- Yaz, $51 62 / NuvaRing, $47.54 prices down for as long as pos- TODAY By the end of the month, stu- to sell affordable birth control to guage of the bill," said Cindy sible, said Dr. Glenn Egelman dents who take birth control THE PH ARM (N. Main St.): students whose insurance plans Puffer, director of the BGSU Sunny physcian-in-chief of the stu- may get an unpleasant surprise. Yaz, $49.42 / NuvaRing. $48.29 didn't cover oral contraceptives. pharmacy. "It severely limited dent health services. High: 84. Low: 60 They'll now need to shell out up UNIVERSITY: Last year a student could pay the ability of student health But that will only softened to $30 to practice safe sex. Yaz, $50 / NuvaRing. $40 SIO to $15 for a prescription that centers to provide affordable the blow for a short time. I Soon college campuses across would cost up to $50 at another birth control to students." Medications expire and the )r the country — including the Deficit Reduction Act passed by pharmacy. The DRA cut college The law went into effect at health center eventually ran University — will see a dramat- Congress in 2005 in an effort to health care centers from the list the beginning of this year, but TOMORROW out of the cheaper pills, he said ic increase in the price of oral cut down rising Medicare costs of providers who could receive because the University was To keep prices as low as pos- Sunny and non-oral contraceptives. and curb national spending. prescriptions at a lower cost. prepared for the increase they High: 88. Low: 65 The increase is the result of a Before January, drug compa- And officials at the bought large stocks of oral con- l See SAFE SEX | Page 2 VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE ^ I \ WWWBGNEWS.COM 2 Tuesday. September 4.2007

was surprised at the higher price of her birth control BLOTTER CAMPUS SAFESEX possession of alcohol and for hav- when she went to the health From FRIDAY ing an open container of alcohol in BRIEF center last week. siblf. the University's phar- Rutschilling, who pays $40 939 A.M. public. Mother ruled to have Sarah J. Singler. 34, of Bowling macy is buying more generic- a month for Yaz, said she may Green, was cited for child endan- 1:03 A.M. helped her son hide brands of the most popular switch to a less expensive germenl for leaving her two chil- Christopher A. Reynolds. 22. of The mother of a local man accused of prescriptions. generic pill. Still, she wonders dren unattended in a parked car for Grafton. Ohio, was cited for pub- a double homicide was sentenced to two The problem is that many if it will have the benefits Yaz lic urination on North Enterprise years of probation for helping her son popular prescriptions do not does. about 15 minutes. Street. elude authorities have generic substitutes yet, In the meantime. 1:21 P.M. Colenne Daniels. 58. was sentenced in Puffer said. Rutschilling may have to cut A vehicle drove off from an East 1:28 A.M. back on expenses. a Stark County Ohio Court of Common For example, the cost of Wooster Street gas station without Anthony F Carson, 21, of Pleas after pleading no contest in July to Ortho Tri-Cyclen will rise "I would think twice before paying for $22.54 worth of fuel Strongsville, Ohio, was issued a civil going out to eat or anything," charges of obstructing official business — going from S20 to S50 — citation for having an open con- because there isn't a generic she said. THE PILL: The increased once of these 1:23 P.M. and attempted obstruction of justice. tainer of alcohol in public. Students covered under the could lead to a decrease in women users. Sometime during the last month according to the Stark County Clerk of substitute available. According to a 2006 survey University's health plan will several items were stolen from a 1=31 A.M. Courts Web site conducted by the American still be able to purchase con- Egleman suggests that garage on Summerfield Boulevard. Robert B. Shirley Jr., 21. of Bowling Daniels was accused of allowing her College Health Association 39 traceptives at a low cost with students budget for their The missing items include a cam- Green, was issued a civil citation son. Craiq R Daniels Jr., 54. of Bowling percent of college women use- a co-pay. Those who don't use prescriptions and consider era, valued at $425. a silver brace- for having an open container of Green, to hide in a hole under a pine tree let, valued at $300 and a 12-piece oral contraceptives. the University's plan should visiting the Student Money alcohol. at her home after he allegedly killed his F.gelman thinks those num- check their plans, Puffer said. Managment Services in 101 flatware set. valued at $12,000. ex-girlfriend. Alicia Castillion. 50. and her 1:39 A.M. bers could drop thanks to the As the health center's stock- Hayes Hall. 2:51 P.M. Joshua P Matuska. 19. of Bowling new boyfriend. John C Mitchell. 22. price increase. pile runs out and students "1 sincerely hope that stu- Someone broke-off the driver side Green, was arrested for criminal Craig Daniels was found hiding at his "My fear is that those whose begin to notice the large spike dents do not stop using mirror and rear windshield wiper mischief and possession of mari- mother's home, near Louisville. Ohio, health insurance does not in prices, the Student Health birth control," ligelman said. of a car parked on East Merry juana at the corner of Enterprise on April 2. five days after Castillion cover birth control will just Center will continue to do "Because in reality the alter- Avenue, causing $400 worth of Street and Frazee Avenue. and Mitchell were shot and killed in stop taking it." he said. everything they can to help native is much more expen- damage sive than S40 to $50 a month." Castillion's Bowling Green home Junior Kelly Kutschilling keep costs down Puffer said. 1:53 A.M. 11:31 P.M. Andrew J. Spiker, 27. of Adamsville. He has pleaded not guilty to two Kevin A. Seman. 23. and Steven C charges of aggravated murder and a trial Miller. 22. both of Bowling Green, Ohio, was arrested for having an open container of alcohol at the is set to begin in June 2008. were cited for throwing a nuisance corner of Clough and Enterprise party on Leroy Avenue. Jessica L. Hillary. 20. of Waterville. Ohio, streets. Chelsey E. Grove. 20. of FIND OUT a

WHAT By Edith M.Lcdircr Nations Association of Sudan trying to get the splintered 11:53 P.M 1:56 A.M. Bruce M Lindquist. 20. of Rudolph. BGNEWS.COM The Associated Press soon after his arrival on a Darfur rebel movements to Joseph J Ricotta. 20. of Avon week-long trip that will also peace talks as fast as the AU- Lake. Ohio, was cited for underage Ohio, was cited for underage pos- session of alcohol and for having HAS TO KHARTOUM. Sudan — U.N. take him to Chad and Libya. U.N. "hybrid" force moves to possession of alcohol on Clough an open container of alcohol. OFFER Secretary-General Ban Ki- "Everyone agrees that there deploy, "because the two of Street moon urged Sudanese yes- is no military solution. We them must move together." 2:05 AM. YOU! terday to seize the "historic need a cease-fire now," he Akol also touted "the tre- Police received a call about a opportunity" of a new peace- said, drawing applause from mendous change" in the rela- SATURDAY group of people in the middle of EVENT LISTINGS keeping force in Darfur to start some in the audience of sev- tionship between Sudan and Napoleon Road with beer. Aja M. 12:34 A.M. Check out what bands are a conclusive round of peace eral hundred that included the United Nations since late Stewart. 21. of Bowling Green, was Aaron J Tenney. 20. of Waterville. playing and what bars are talks to end the conflict. Foreign Minister Lam Akol. 2005, a time when pressure arrested for hosting a nuisance Ohio, was arrested for underage hopping Sudan's foreign minister "Most of all, 1 want to sec was mounting against Sudan party. Knsten M. Johnson. 20, of possession of alcohol at the corner responded positively, saying the foundations of a lasting over Darfur. Bowling Green, was arrested for MULTIMEDIA of Enterprise Street and Frazee "making peace is a priority." peace laid down. My goal "We moved from what underage possession of alcohol. We ve got video and At the start of his first trip to is to lock in the progress we appeared to be confrontation Avenue. photo galleries from 2:21 A.M. Sudan since taking the reins of have made so far. to build on to fruitful dialogue and sitting local events Don't be 12:34 A.M. Todd Michael Farrell. 18. of the United Nations in lanuary, it so that this terrible trauma together, thinking together surprised if we caught Michael A. Kirksey. 19. of Canton. Kentwood. Mich,, was cited for Ban said the international may one day end," Ban said. and working together towards you and your fnends! Ohio, was cited at the intersection driving under the influence of alco- community had stood by for "Yet there must be a peace to achieving our common objec- of Oak and Prospect streets for hol and for driving the wrong way BLOGGING too long "as seemingly help- keep. Peacekeeping must be tives in maintaining interna- being under the influence of mari- on a one-way road Check out out News/ less witness to this tragedy." accompanied by a political tional peace and security," he juana while driving and for being in Sports/Pulse blogs daily But things are changing solution." said to applause. possession of drug paraphernalia. 2:26 A.M. (or updates. following the U.N. Security Picking up on this appeal in The foreign minister said His passenger. Lejit Smith. 22. of Jacob Whitney Harmon. 25. of Council's approval of the first his closing remarks, Akol said the resolution authorizing the Columbus, was cited for littering Lakeland. Fla.. was arrested for joint African Union-United "that's why we all agree that hybrid force was "not ordi- and for being m possession of an having an open container of alco- Nations force and slepped-up making peace is a priority. It is nary" because it talks about open container of alcohol while m hol in a car parked outside an East CORRECTION efforts to get all rebel groups something that we welcome." development and the neces- Wooster Street bar. the car and the government back to He singled out U.N. envoy sity of dialogue between the POLICY the peace table, Ban said. Ian F.liasson in the audience, government and opposition lOOA.M. N ONLINE: Read the rest of the blotter We want to correct all factual errors. "We must all seize this his- and his African Union coun- forces, and because it was Kevin F. Eiser. 20. of Bowling l*\v at wwwbgnewscom If you think an error has been made, toric opportunity," the secre- terpart Salim Ahmed Salim, "arrived at through discussion Green, was arrested for underage call The BG News at 419-372-6966. tary-general told the United saying they have been busy and dialogue." [he onto ° ARK 706 Napoleon Rd I Bowling Green, OH 43402 I 419-353-5100

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I '4.20073 WWW.BGNEWS.COM CAMPUS Tuesday. August GETALIFE Internships prepare CALENDAR OF EVENTS The dorms are on fire, or not Some eventt takn from event* bqsuedu students for the real world 8 a.m. -5 p.m. went off. But firefighters have to completed by a student can Paintball USA Promotion By Kyle Reynolds "So people will start By Steve Kunkler find which alarm in that building have an impact. Sale Reporter Reporter was pulled. Sue young, assistant direc- Union Mall to ignore them when The firefighters go from room tor at the Career Center, said If you've ever lived in one of there are actually to room in the hall until they find Most students know what job internships provide students 9:50 -'0:30 a T the University's residence halls, the problem, which can he time they'd like by the time they with .in opportunity to gain Service Learning chances are you've ended up serious fires." consuming and takes away a lot graduate, but to get that job experience for their future outside your building at 3 a.m. of time from people who really they often need some experi- jobs. Community partnership watching the fire engines pull John Curlis | Fire safety officer need it. Forum ence outside of class. "A student is more likely to up and then learning there The Bowling Green Fire Whether they work al Wall fit with their company because 201 University Hall wasn't a fire. it does happen sometimes, he Department usually sends two Disney World or at General you've tested it out," Young Most calls to the Bowling said. trucks and seven firefighters to Electric, the experience they said, (ireen lire Department come And pulling a fire alarm each alarm. Those who pull fin' gain could be the difference In Internships also provide the from the dorms, said Fire Chief when there isn't a fire doesn't alarms could be cited for inducing Weight Watchers at Work landing a job. ability to impress a potential Stephen Meredith. just inconvenience students. panic or creating a false alarm. The value of an intern- employer, she said. 316 Union Alarms go off when someone Bach false report costs the fire Curlis said he worries that stu- ship can be far-reaching, said "Students who do intern- pulls an alarm at a pull station department money because of dents will stop taking fire alarms Andrea Gutierrez, assistanl ships learn it's who you know," 4 - 5 p.m or by a smoke detector. the wear and tear of bringing seriously if |>eople pull the alarms director at the Career Center. Young said. FYSS-BGSU Campus Burnt popcorn and hairspray the equipment and trucks out all the time. Students who complete an Such was the case for Megan cause a lot of the alarms in the when they aren't needed and "It creates the 'boy who cried Resources and Services internship can enhance then Centers, a junior majoring in residence halls. it makes it harder for people wolf syndrome,'" Curlis said So demeanor, confidence and the marketing, who interned at 315 Union Dust can also be a another who really need help to get it, people will start to ignore them ability to work with a diverse the marketing office at Cedar trigger for smoke detectors. Curlis said. when there are actually serious group of people, she said. Point. A dirty detector can set off a "It costs taxpayers and takes fires. All fire alarms need to be And of course, an internship Centers, who found the job B.I.G. Welcome Back false alarm, said lohn Curlis. firefighters away when they taken seriously." can help students when they through the Career Center, University fire safety officer. may be needed elsewhere for Junior Kelly Nicholas, who 400 University Hall are applying for a job. even if it believed the hours put in were "Smoke detectors are very a bonafide fire emergency," lived in Founders last year, said isn't required to graduate, worth the experience she sensitive, that's their purpose," Curlis said. she dealt with fire alarms about "Any work experience in your gained. 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Curlis said. "They are sup- He could not say how much once every couple weeks. field looks fantastic on your "&dar Point tas opportunities Auditions for acting up: posed to detect smoke early in each call costs. "1 did take them seriously, resume," Gutierrez said. lot advancement and transfer- One Act Play Showcase the game." When a smoke detector trig- but I think it is hard to take While internships are ring to other areas of the coun- Very few fire alarms are a gers the alarm, University dis- them seriously after awhile," 405 University Hall required for some students al try, MI il made the summer very result of malicious intent, but patchers learn where the detector Nicholas said. the University, any internship rewarding,"Centers said.

FYSS-Greek 101-Just the facts about Fraternity and Sorority Life Colleges across the country re-evaluate their security systems 315 Union By Kathy Boccella man was roaming the sprawling the ball for a while in our coun- MCT campus, eventually killing 32 seling needs," said Debbie Nolan, FYSS - Is everyone here people at two locations. In addi- dean of students at Ursinus. from Ohio? PHILADELPHIA — From bigger tion, incompatible systems and In the aftennatli of the April guns for campus |X)lice to mass cellular and telephone networks 16 shooting rampage, the deadli- MASS 309 Union text-messaging systems to warn of jammed by calls hampered rescue est by an individual in U.S. his- ALERT: emergencies, schools scrambled efforts, according to an internal tory, schools scurried to tighten A sample this summer to ramp up security review of the shootings released security. Drexel University in text message University Film and communications systems — Wednesday. Philadelphia rolled out a new is shown with Organization first Meeting part of the fallout from the Virginia The tragedy, carried out by a (IPS handheld device that allows the romputei program in the 105 South Hall Tech massacre in April mentally ill student who killed anyone on campus with a cell "The challenge is, how do himself after slaying the others, phone to communicate with background you reach everybody?" said spurred colleges nationwide to security patrols. at Villanova |oe Caidona, a spokesman at examine security systems and to Most schools found that their University Rowan University in Glassboro, hire more counselors and beef up biggest safety gap was the abil- N.|., which held a full-scale drill outreach programs to identify and ity to get in touch with students recently to test new security pro- treat troubled students before they quickly. To remedy that, many mm cedures with a pretend shooter do harm. have turned to mass text-alert on campus and at least a dozen AtUrsinusCollegeinCollegeville, systems, little used just a year FACTS victims. Up until now. we sent Pa., a newly hired counselor will ago and now seemingly as out e-mails. But who's checking work with resident assistants to indispensable as libraries. The Bee Gee News e-mails during the day?" seek out people with problems Omnilert, which makes the became a daily paper That was one of the lessons of and run group-therapy sessions. e2CampU8 alert system, said in 1965. Virginia lech, where most stu- "We found that, like every cam- 175 colleges had signed up for dents were unaware that a gun- pus in America, we were behind the service, up from 30 in April.

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OUR VIEW Your song is not an argument

Students to USG, learned from works of fiction. There is a way The meaning of life or the des- tiny of a nation probably should to argue almost not he one of them. Movies like Blood Diamond "or "lordof any point, but come in USG... War" are a great way to dem- onstrate pioblcms in the world, a proponent of Tlvo weeks ago, members of the Undergraduate for download, only three have working links. but thai does not mean it isa Student Government administration were Such information — minutes, legislation and so There is a trend in pop culture valid source in writing a letter to anarchy should be i|uoted quite a few times in this newspaper on — are great ways for students to quickly catch up that I had Imped to avoid, but a senator. On the Hip side, there about how they wish to effectively communicate on what their government is doing and how it's com- apparently it just will not go are the nio\ ies which are dclilxT- citing Rousseau, not with the student body who elected them. ing to those decisions. quietly. I call it pop politics. This ately trying to make a point sim- '()ne of (itir many goals this year is to have a more Not only that, it's a staple in any democracy where occurs when various rock bands ply by aiming for the gut. If v c >u Bad Religion." informed student body." said USG President lohnnie the government wants its voters to be actively delib- — many of which are not even have ever had the misfortune of Lewis in an Aug. 20 story. erating and offering opinions on what it's doing. Yet American — divide to go on watching such a thing, please do I'he I Jst i \ ice President NickGamcro. said: USG isn't meeting these basic offerings. tour together in hopes of chang- not cite it in an argument ally practice deception, docu- ( ommunicadon is our philosophy. ...We want to But this small list of easily-fixed problems under- ing the outcome of an election. It That said there isvahie mentaries are the modem age km iu the administration on a personal level land] we scores a longer list of serious ones USG needs to also occurs every time some oth- in fiction literature. Reading sophists. want to be visible to the students." address with their Web presence. erwise intelligent person finds American classics can tell you a To clarify I do not care who And the USG Speaker. Jeremy Lehman, said: The site is hidden under a way-too-long URL deep and insightful advice in great deal about the way people produced the documentary or We will do everything possible in order to reach (http://www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/studentgovern- the words of a dnigged-up high think and feel about a specific what its intended message is. out to the students and let them know who is rep- ment/usg/). There's poor and inconsistent punc- school dropout Granted, not setting or time period other- (testing a documentary is a pro- resenting them." tuation on it. all rock stars are either or both M tse ii would not have been so cess ol finding exactly the right We like that US( i has these goals. So what a shame On the "links of Interest" page they're listed as of these things, but the point wide!) read. sound bytes and graphs and it is to navigate to their Web site and see how actions "Undergraduate Student Senate" for some reason. stands. Allow me to throw out an Even science fiction and ignoring, if not burying, anything an1 not, so far, consistent with words. And no one seems to have been active on their example. fantasy lias a great deal to offer, that disagrees. Then when asked The "brand new newsletter" advertised on the Pacebook group in months. 1 worked for a small, but effec- (aid's Tinder's (lame" prov ides ,i about it. the producer simply Ironi page turns out to be from November 2006 OK, it's the beginning of the semester. Things get tive interest group over the sum- setting virtually unimaginable in calls it editing. apparently the only one last year's USG both- lost, ideas are never followed through on — lots of mer. One of our outreach proj- realistic fiction which then allows While this manipulation of ered to create other student organizations, including The BG News, ects was a series of interviews the author and reader alike to data might be considered com- A link where supposedly we can see the minutes have these problems too. between our chairman and men reconsider even thing the) know mon knowledge, I know more from each meeting is outdated, too. But at the very least, take the old stuff down. and women who an1 experts in of morality and utilitarian ethics, than a few people who com- That page hasn't been updated to reflect this year's Having it available as your only content is embarrass- their field. We posted a whole Ni ivels like "Brave New World," pletely changed their behavior meeting schedule, Even then, out of the 19 meet- ing. Then, tell us when we'll be able to see updates. series of our best and most "1964," or "Atlas Shrugged" may right in cue with "Eahrenheit ings from last war shown on the site, only three We're all for communication. But both sides have insightful on You Tube, to net a even cause a person to rethink 9/11" and "last Eood Nation." have minutes accessible. USG gave up posting them to make an effort for it to work. maximum viewersbip of about their most fundamental values. The moral of the story is, it is around October. 7,000. Then one day I divided While I will readih, admit the okay to he intellectually stimu- l Out oi the six pieces of legislation listed as availabk' Seiul comments to ilwneu*@bgneu s.com. I wanted to hear the song In in i value of these novels. I will also lated by something that, in all rJwTransformers movie, only put out a word oi warning: It is honesty is not remotely intel- to find that first, it had over remarkabrj easy to win a debate lectually stimulating. Ihe prob- 15,000,000 hits and secondly, when only one side is present lem arises when an otherwise TOMORROW IN FORUM there is an exhaustive discussion In judging a book of thai nature, intelligent person begins a con- What Africa really is, of the moral and political signifi- the most Important question is. wTsation with "Yea. but did you Jason Snead on how the U.S. can cance of the images in the music does the author represent his or see the video where... ."Please have cheap and clean electricity. video. At this point. 1 think I her opposition fairly and accu- remember thai we live in a coun- would prefer an apathetic public rately? Otherwise die book is a try and in a time where — for Dave Herrera on how to make let me clarify something masterful work of deception. the first time in history, I might driving out of BG a bit easier. and is not There is a way to argue almost sci while then maj be a add — over half of the populace any point, but a proponent great deal ot value to fiction, has some college education. Do this Africa, there is virtually of anarchy should be citing it still must be kept in context. not devolve to an argument pos- no infrastructure, whether for Rousseau, not Bad Religion. Whether iis origin is "Endcr's ited to a heavy metal backbeal. WEB SITE POLL education, transport or tele- Unfonunatcly our music is only Game' or "Brave New World," Using it as a Taccbook quote is HWENDAH communication. the beginning. opinions gleaned from novels had enough. M'MAIIUTHA are still just that: personal COLUMNIST Right? Wrong. Very wrong. let me go back to something Q: Should the U.S. adopt Hirst, Africa is not one big I learned in elementary school: opinion. universal health care? country. It is a continent. Made The word fiction means not My biggest |K't peeve is the Sand comments alma this up of 53 countries. Africa is the real. There is a great deal to be documentary. If novels occasion- column to thenaustfbffmvicom. To most people from the global world's second largest continent north, Africa conjures shocking and makes up about 22 percent and frightening images. It is one of the world's total land area. big country, dark and primi- According to World Bank statis- j Yes: 63% tive: ruled by a bunch of thugs tics in 2006, African countries and dictators masquerading as have approximately 800 million leaders. people. They think that Africa is syn- The continent is a veritable To THE PhWKNfC of Mf' | No: 28% onymous with rasping squalor "United Nations" of sorts, ATTonwrr $E*ERAL AtsouD and despondency. aggregating an eclectic mix of Africa is also thought of as a cultures, languages, govern- GONZAUS, I HAVE DECIDED : far-away place, with systems ment systems, geography and To NOMINATE GENERAL tMOs that don't work, illiteracy and economies. AS Htf MriACEMEMTT \ Don't know: 5% backwardness. Such people Due to its imperial heritage, think, "what the heck? That is Africans have borrowed from where the new world used to get many different cultures across slaves anyway!" the world. English, French, \ Don't care: 3% Epithets like the dark conti- Portuguese and Arabic are nent, the forgotten continent, some of the languages spoken even a blemish in the "world in Africa. conscience" are too often used With a long and troubled his- Total votes: 130 in the place of Africa. The tory, Africa is under-studied and Economist, a London, U.K. pub- given blanket coverage where The BG News poll is not lication titled a piece on Africa specifics would be necessary. scientific and reflects the "The dark continent" only two The continent, particularly opinions of only those Internet weeks ago. Their justification, at Egypt, in the north is reputed to users who have chosen to night, from outer space, Africa be the world's cradle of civiliza- participate The lesults cannot is pitch dark. tion (those pyramids and the be assumed to tepresent the opinions of Internet users in Some even think that pharaohs). general, nor the public as a Africans share neighbor- Evolutionary scientists W7 whole. hoods with lions, elephants believe that, east Africa, par- and other wild animals, living MICHMLWtlGMAN | TmBCiNtWS like them, in caves or trees. In See HWENDAH | Page S

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Illenlohnson-Sirleafin2005. the whole! MWENDAH Mention Sudan and a lot of About Africa being benighted From Page 4 people will envision Darfur and blighted, that is for you Gonzales' departure is part of a long (true, it is a tragedy, a theater to decide. Like the rest of the ticulariy, the dry strip of land of the absurd). Sudan though world, the continent endeavors in northern Kenya and border- is also Africa's biggest country each day to develop itself from ing Ethiopia, is i he cradle of and also one of the two sources a long history of economic and line of an ideology in decline mankind This past month, the of the river Nile, the world's lon- political development lags. authoritative Nature maga- gest river. Nigeria? It is Africa's I lovvever, African countries OUINCY MILLER . IOWA SfAfE C intended to stay With the lustier and the administration'sactions zine reported some profound most populous country. have infrastructure, educa- lOWASfATE UNIVERSITY Department and see thai the were with the best interest of the research findings by the "Koobi Africa could be the world's tion institutions and other fun issues were resolved. Hush also country in mind. Font" research project in Kenya. last frontier for natural resourc- things, as can be found in many offered his support, saying on Perhaps (ionzales' personal The findings call into ques- es, well, but for the cold and other places of the world. AMPS, Iowa—Throughout the a number of occasions that he ideology is best understood tion a long-held evolutionary desolate Antarctica. Oil-rich Oh! And Africans do not live entirety of his administration, had faith in (ionzales' abilities. from this quote: "Today is faci thai human evolution is'a countries include Nigeria. with wild animals; the animals President Hush has remained In an abrupt about-face, September 12 to the people of linear progression, from Homo Angola, Libya and Sudan. have their own reserves, sanc- steadfast and stoic on a number Gonzales announced his res the I lepartmenl of lustice. And habilis to I lomo ereclusand The Democratic Republic of tuaries and parks. of issues, refusing to acquiesce ignation on Aug. 27. effective tomorrow will lx' Sept. 12 again. ourselves. I lomo sapiens. Congo (formerly Zaire) has a or admit any wrongdoing. Sept. 17. U'e arc lighting every single day I he watershed study shows lot of mineral wealth just like Buzz words may change, All things considered, it was a for the seenrily and safety of that Homo habilis and rtomo Sierra Leone, South Africa, Saul comments about this tactics may get rewritten, com- slightly anticliinactic ending to Americans." ereclus lived al the same time. Botswana, Zambia, Tanzania column to thenewsGhgntwMom. manding officers replaced, the months of speculation and An ideology such as this firmly South Africa (southern ami many others. responsibility shifted and the scandal that has surrounded plac es I ionzales within the ranks Africa) is the world's HIV/AIDS Africa, true, has a lot of wild- buck passed, but Bush cannot Gonzales. of the now-shrinking neocon- capital, a country where you life and breathtaking beauty. SPEAK YOUR MIND bring himself lo admit an error I lis troubles began in ear- servative movement Dubbed are more likely to gel raped The African elephant is the in judgment This ideology was nest after his testimony before the neocons b) their critics, the Got something you want to than greeted. The former is world's largest living land ani- perhaps best shown when, (Congress in May of this year. In movement believes America true, the latter utterly false. It mal, so big it has no natural say about an opinion column or in April 2004 during a prime- a testimony fraught with holes should wield its military and would be nice to also know that predator. Its trunks, though news story? Here's how lo get in time news conference, Bush and contradictions, as well as political might unabashedly and ii is Africa's biggest economy, enormous are so dexterous, touch with us for letters to the was asked. "One of the biggest outright statements thai he needs to engage in preemptive editor: has vast diamond mines (the it could read a book; turning criticisms of you is... you never "couldn't recall" or "wasn't famil- military action in order to better biggest diamond stone ever each page! admit a mistake in regards to iar with" certain things. (.on/ales secure Americas continued safe- mined is from South Africa) from the smallest African ■ E-mail us at Iraqi. Is thai a fair criticism?" was lambasted for his seeming ty. After Sepi. II, a top neocon [email protected]. and is home to one of Africa's country (Seychelles, an island, Hush's reply was a rambling, incompetence and was even think lank. The Project for a New most eminent leaders. Nelson or the Gambia, the smallest ■ Drop o note into our new awkward account during which accused of perjury. Gonzales American t lenlury. sent an open Mandela. mainland African country) to comment box at the Union the closest he came to admit- problems were compounded In lettei io President Bush call- I iberia (west Africa) is known the largest (Sudan), Africa has a Information Center. ting a mistake was this: "We the fact that his deputy attorney ing for a regime change in Iraq. foi its kleptomaniac dictators, lot to offer. ■ Call us at 419-372-6966. knew he [Osama Bin liidenl general's memory appeared Bush then gave a key speech ii is good to also know thai ii Next lime you visit an African ■ Come to our newsroom in had designs on us, we knew to be in perfect working order relating to plans for Iraq at the was founded by freed African- country, strive to learn as much 210 West Hall. he hated us. But there was a — — twice he supplied (iongress American Enterprise Institute, \merican slaves in 1820 as you can about the particular nobody in our government, at with dump-truck-sized amounts another neocon stronghold. I iberia means land of the free) country, When you come back, Be sure to read the full least, and I don't think the prior ol dirt on the attorney general's I he neocons ultimate vision submission guidelines at the and is the first African country talkaboui the specific country government, could envision fly- less-than-scnipulous actions. is an American hegemony, bottom of this page. to elect a woman president, — it is not a representative of ing airplanes into buildings on In his letter of resignation to where America disperses its such a massive scale." the president, Gonzales wrote. "I influence throughout the world The veracity of that statement believe this is the right time tot free from fear of reprisal or dis- can lie contested, according my family and I to begin a new agreement American foreign to former CIA 1 )ircctor C leorge chapter in our lives." And while policy under the neocon \ision SH-AKINQ OF TOE VIETNAM WAR, GUESS WHO PACK IN THE LW, Tenet, who has made allegations it's impossible to say whether would shift from appeasement AVOIDED THE DRAFT SO HE WOULDN'T HAW, TO GO THERE. thai the administration was not Gonzales did indeed sutler an to aggressive military preven- interested in intelligence that attack of conscience and left, tion. seemed to indicate such an or was "asked" to leave by the The war in Iraq can he seen as \«5L attack might be in the late plan administration, it is clear thai neocon theory put into action, ning stages. Lither way, Bush's Gonzales' policies and actions and the results have not been stubbornness is either his great- will have a lasting effect on promising. Rather than the est strength or his worst flaw, Washington and the rest of the creation of an American-bred depending on whether you ask a nation, if not the world. Middle Eastern democracy Democrat or a Republican. (ion/ales' actions have been machine, the war has succeeded It was with this characteristic controversial — such as his In creating a failed state engaged stubbornness that Bush stood bedside visit with a sick then in a \ iolent civil war while sit- by his long-time friend. Attorney Attorney General John Ashcroft ting on top of one of the world's General Alberto Gonzales. dur- in an attempt to gel him to sign most important resources. The ing the controversy over the off on the warrantless wire- neocons' failure is evident in the and firings of eight US. attorneys tapping lo his congressional fact thai some of the highest- and subsequent calls for the testimony in which Gonzales ranking proponents of neocon (inn/ales' resignation. Gonzales said he "hadn't really thought theory in the Bush administra- CUT had repeatedly refused requests about" the habeas corpus rights tion — Rumsfeld, Rove and now to step down, saying although of U.S. citizens—but Gonzales t Ionzales — have all left the cur- mistakes were made, he has consistenllv stated that his rent administration. 6 Tuesday. Septembci 4.200' SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM GAME STATS BG NEWS WEEKLY AWARDS PLAYERS OF Brandon's offense. Freddie ability to run between the tackles shut down Amir BG MINNESOTA THE GAME: Barnes caught six passes for 99* threw the Minnesota defense Pinnix and the rest Both these guys yards and the game-winning out of whack. Turner ran for 29 ~T1 of the Gophers 24 24 First Downs would give it to two-point conversion. Barnes yards on four carries and scored to just 80 yards 22-100 Rushes- Yards 48-246 one another so also made huge catches on third a touchdown. Gregg Brandon m the first half. wc II let them and fourth down on the Falcons made it clear that Turner would They allowed the 412 Passing Yards 188 both have it. Tyler game-tying drive. still be part of the Falcons Gophers back into 35-53 Completions-Attempts 15-31 Sheehan threw offense but was not specific as the game m the second half but 512 Total Yards 434 for an impressive X-FACTOR: to how. held them to a field goal on their 588 yards and Anthony Turner last drive. Haneline and Jerrett 9-85 Penalties-Yards 7-35 two scores and came in and per- STOPPER OF THE GAME Sanderson made the stop on the 6-232 Punts-Yards 6-234 singlehandedly formed very well John Hanelme had 15 tackles and third down play that stopped the ressurected Gregg helped the defense completely drive. 6-333 Kickoffs-Yards 5-339 for the Falcons. His . 4-53 Punt Returns-Yards 3-16 3-42 Kick Returns-Yards 5-112 AROUND THE MAC 26:54 Time of Possession 33:06 SCORING SUMMARY 5-14 3rd Down 11-18 FIRST QUARTER: THIRD QUARTER: 21 Minnesota THIS WEEK 13:41-Ransofn 53-yard pass from 1-1 4th Down 0-0 6:10-Pmnix 4-yard runfkick good). 0:03-Vrvillo 35 -yard field goal. Thursday Aug. 50 — Sheehan(kick good). 7-0 BG 21-7 BG 24-24 Kent State 23. Iowa State 14 2-2 Red Zone 4-5 8-22-Sheehan 24-yard pass from Rutgers 58, Buffalo 5 1-8 Sacks-Yards 1-12 Partridge(kick good). 14-0 BG FOURTH QUARTER: OVERTIME: Miami 14. Ball State 13 14:54 Wheelwright 13-yard pass Pinnix 23-yard :un(kick good). 31- 3-3 PAT 4-4 SECOND QUARTER: from Weber(kick good). 21-14 BG 24 Minnesota Friday Aug. II — 2.26*tii" ■ I )ii(kick good). 1-2 Field Goals 1-1 8:53-Pinnix 4-yard pass from Parks 9-yard pass from Navy 30. Temple 19 21-0 BG Weber(kick good). 21-21 Sheehan(Barnes pass from 2:12-Giannini 33-yard field goal. 24- Sheehan. 2-pt good). 32-31 BG Saturday. Sept 1 - West Virginia 62. Western Michigan 24 Iowa 16. Northern Illinois 3 Pittsburgh 27. Eastern Michigan 3 Ohio 36. Gardner-Webb 14 Kansas 52. Central Michigan 7 Akron 22. Army 14 Purdue 52. Toledo 24 BG 32. Minnesota 31; OT

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FALCONS 32 GOPHERS 31 Offense can be dangerous this season

MINNEAPOLIS — The BG offense was a question mark until 1:19 into Saturday night's game. Now it's their higgest strength. The Falcons had one of the most dangerous offenses in the MAC from 2001 to 2005 hefore the hiccup that was last season. Head coach Gregg Brandon was offensive coordinator from 2001 to 2002 before taking over as head coach upon Urban Meyer's departure. Brandon has always had the ability to spread out defenses and give different looks to confuse his oppo- nents. I .ast year, the loss of his best weapons and the youth his team hindered that abil- ity. " [There were] a lot of things that we ran Saturday that we couldn't even come close to running last year." Brandon said. Now that he's got two very reliable receivers in Corey Partridge and Freddie Barnes and two backs who can catch passes out of the backfield in Eric Ransom and Chris Bullock, Brandon should be feeling pretty good about what his offense can do. VICTORY! Add Zach Charles, Marques Parks and Tyrone Pronty into the receivers picture Falcons win roller coaster of a game and you're talking about a pretty potent offense. Not to mention freshman Willie with two-point conversion in overtime Geter who has yet to make an impact (give him some time). By Chris Voloschuk "Game over. We've run that play so many Then there's the X-factor Assistant Sports Editor Anthony Turner. He didn't times. I just liked the fact that [Brandon] have the arm thai Brandon MINNEAPOLIS - The new era wanted to run his offense, but of BGSU football now has its had faith right away to go fbr the two-point he's got great vision between first major win. the tackles. In stunning fashion, the conversion." Saturday Turner ran for Falcons walked OUI of the 29 yards on four carries and Metrodome in Minneapolis . vice recei.t^BAUDougfits before the final play scored a touchdown. When with a .(2-31 overtime victory the Falcons put five receiv- over the (iolden Gophers. Kamtsuvas confident in the impimed all-around I,ikon ers into the game, it's nearly The winning play was a gutsy playcali.l team from 2006. impossible to stop Turner two-point conversion call, "run "Game over, Barnes said. Sheehan.inhisfirstgameasa from barreling through right." "Ue ran that play so many stj«er, completed 34 sses for because he sees his holes so Quarterback l\ler Sheehan times I jus! liked the fact that ^■ardsandtwo Jowns. well. rolled right, and as the defense [Brandon] had faith right away 1st season, irto 'squar- Throw all of those ingredi- began to bear down he hit a to no for the two-point conveR ^Kuks three ga pass for ents into the mix along with a wide open Freddie Barnes in lion." that many yards. tight end and a fullback who the right side of the end/<^| Hames iiinliclence in his ^K'ith the crowVScreaming can catch the ball and the leaving the Minnesota fans quarterback showed.^ Hehan led theoflmsr down the Falcons have one of the most attendance in stunned silence.1 "I feel like I he hall uas perfect ■eld in the waning moments of versatile offenses in college The decision to go for two so I could make the play.! could 'he game to get into position for football. was made long before the game get my feet in, get the two-point the game-tying field goal. We saw the potential on even slartad conversion and go home." "I though) he was outstand- Saturday. Sheehan threw "In a hp%ti(^^jnvironmenl, For most of the game, the ing," Brandon said. "I thought PHOTOS BY JORDAN FLOWER i THSBGNEW) to seven different receivers especially with^&Mwdjnto it 49,253 fans in attendance were he was remarkably poised for TOP: Kory liditensteiger and Tyler Sheehan celebrate BG's win. MIDDLE: Eric Ransom and even caught a pass from likethey were. wegP^Jpbr it," loud and into the action. ' breaks away from Curtis Thomas(9) and the rest ol the Minnesota defense lor BG's lirst Partridge.' WIN said BG coach Gregg Brandon They didn't expect such an score BOTTOM: Tyler Sheehan celebrates after catching a touchdown score. When the Minnesota defenders went one way, the ball went the other. On Sheehan's catch, Partridge Anatomy of a winning play took a handoff on an end- around and looked like he was Gopher bait. But the ON THE FIELD former high school quarter- 7- Freddie Barnes back set his feet and lobbed 11- Pete Winovich See OFFENSE | Page 9 71- Drew Nystrom MORE INSIDE... 75- Shane Steffy WOMEN'S SOCCER SPLITS 78- Kory Lichtensteiger WEEKEND: The Falcons fell 55-Brandon Curtis to West Virginia 4-0 before 73- Kevin Huelsman defeating Eastern Illinois 2-1. 84-Derek Brighton See more | Pag* 9 3- Marques Parks 13-Tyler Sheehan TRIBE WINS AGAIN: The 33 Chris Bullock Indians beat Johan Santana IUUSTRATION BY COUN WILSON I IHEBGNEWS for the fifth time in 2007. See more | Pag* 10 HOW IT WORKED: On the play that BG used to win the game in overtime. Barnes lines up in the left slot and Winovich as an H-back on the left. Parks and Brighton are lined up on the right. Winovich PHOTO SUDESHOW: See The then motions right and assumes the tight end position on the right. Barnes then motions across and BG News' photo slideshow the ball is snapped when he's between Winovich and Brighton. Brighton and Parks' routes, are more of the football game at or less decoys, as Barnes cuts into the end zone and turns around. Bullock stays in the backfield and http://bgnews.com. PHOTOS BY JORDAN FtOWtR '< •■:■/, picks up the blitz and Sheehan rolls out and throws the ball from about the 10-yard line to a moving I* | FREDDIE FALCON: freddie Barnes stiff arms Minnesota's Duran Cooley on hr$ way to Barnes who sets his feet and scores, giving BG the win. ; a long gain (top) Barnes catches the game winning two-point conversion pass despite the efforts of Ryan Collado (2) and Dom Barber (25). I « h WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Tuesday. September 4.2007 9 WIN Falcons split weekend series From Page 8 the situation." The offensive output as a whole was a big step forward witi Virginia, EIU from last year. Sheehan com- pleted passes to eight differ- ent receivers, with four of those By Jordan Cr.iven-. receivers gaining more than 50 Reporter yards. Eric Ransom led the team Despite coming away with a tally with 96 yards receiving and in both the win and loss columns. one touchdown, a 53-yard BG Women's Soccer Coach Andy strike from Sheehan in the first Richards saw the weekend's play quarter. on a positive note. Ontheground.Chris Bullock, JORDAN FLOWER • BOMW. Droppinga'l-0 decision to tradi- Eric Ransom and Anthony GOOD GAME: BG coach Gregg Brandon and Minnesota coach Tim Bresvster shake tional powerhouse and nationally Turner combined for 100 yards. hands at midlield after Saturday's game. Brcwsler is in his first year as ihe Gophers' head ranked West Virginia, the Falcons' Turner scored on a quarterback coach His record is 0-1 climbed right back on the wagon keeper in the second quarter. gaining their first win of the season The Falcons gained a com- "That's a Big Ten |offensive| punch, BG responded late. at home against Eastern Illinois, bined 512 yards on offense in line." Brandon said. "I think Sheehan led the two-minute just two days later. the game. they wore us out." offense down the field and sei With no disrespect to his team. Defensively. BG held the linebacker lohn llaneline up a Sinisa Vrvillo 35-yard field Richards believed that his squad Gophers scoreless in the first said that coming out of half goal to lie up the score at 24. was just overmatched in the West half and forced three turnovers, lime the defense knew that Vrvilo's clutch kick allowed Virginia match, although he coin only lo let their 21-0 lead slip the Gophers would come out the lalcons to let out a sigh of mended his team for carrying out away in the fourth quarter. swinging. relief. Their kicking game has its defensive game plan in the Minnesota running back "It's just Big Ten football." been one of the biggest prob- match. Amir I'innix and quarterback I laneline said. "They're gonna lems cner the past few seasons. "Coming out of there 4-0 Adam Weber capitalized on grind and everything. We knew After the game, Brandon (Friday) was actually pretty BG's second half fatigue and we were going to be in a war praised his team for not giving encouraging because we did put combined for 240 rasing yards when wrrame in al halliime up. mem under some pressure but and two touchdowns. "We had a lead but we knew "Character shows up in the even more Impressive was coin- Minnesota scored24 points in they were gonna come hack and face of adversity." Brandon said. ing back here and gelling a result JORDANFlOWtR , IHtci.M.V the second half, with 17 of them punch us in Ihe mouth.'' "The kids responded and that's today (Saturday)," Richards said, MOVING AHEAD: BGs Stacey Lucas races for ball control with Morehead Slate's Lauren coming in the fourth quarter. After taking thai second half why I'm so proud of them." in adding his team did not arrive Seebach In tneir game Aug. 25 back in BG until -I a.m. Saturday morning. assist. expected ... We brought him in when we Short on rest, without the used As the announcer counted As the second half wound down, were down. four players due to illness and inju- down the final ten seconds of play. both teams made offensive threats OFFENSE "Ille'shadl ihe whole off-sea- ry and expecting a physical game 11(1 headed into halltime up 2-0 to no avail. From Page 8 son lo work on the system and against liistem Illinois the lalcons' with goal-keeper Christy Zabck IKi used its one goal lead to an dangerous when losh Harris and team Ihe system." came out with renewal on their recording three sa\ es. advantage, trying to manage the It's still too early lo say. but home field at Cochrane Stadium Zabek finished the match with remaining time keeping posses- Cole Magnet were on die field tlie Falcons ha\ e the potential playing through the intense Sunday five saves as she tended the goal sion of the ball and keeping it out together. Turners ability is remi- niscent of when l!|. Pope used lo score a lot of points this sea- for the entire competition. of dangerous position on the field afternoon heat son. They scored Iheir second Striking early in the first hall. Ii( I Holding tnie to iheir physical and in the comers. to lake direct snaps and exploit touchdown With K:22 left in the scored two goals that would be defenses when (hey wen' spread style of play. Eastern came out "We did an adequate job of first quarter Saturday. Their time enough for the 2-1 victory and the fighting in the second hall, when Itime management), but we've got out. Perhaps ihe most intriguing ol possession was 2:30 at that team's first of the season. Alexis Miller scored the team's lone to learn that, but we are a very factor is Sheehan. The sopho- poinl and they'd run eiglu plays, Stacey lucas scored Ixith goals goal 10 minutes into the half. young team.'' he added. Sheehan was 6-for-6 for 124 in the game ami also the first of the Hie two trams hauled hark and And as an assignment to his more did not make any bad yards on his first two drives. season for the team. lorth in the match as the intcnsiiy play el's, Richards instructs them to decisions. He threw the lull away when needed. I le checked down However we look al it. BGs lucas was unassisted in her first shinwd through physical play by natch soccer on IV and learn from offensive perfonnance was a JORDAN flOWfR goal with 23 minutes left of play in both teams who manage time well. when he needed lo. And perhaps big step in the right direction THANK GOD: 'he Falcons' Kyle Cutlet the first half, but a well played liall Numerous |X'nalties were issued Hut the lalcons' time manage- his biggest improvement he got Saturday leads the team prayer after the Falcons won by Hrianne Iisenhard set her up for in the hall along w itli a yelk>w card tc i ment skills were enough for the rid of die ball quickly. I lis coach The high-powered offense 32-51 against Minnesota in overtime win. as players celebrated die win will lx' (he first one to tell you die cross. Ashley Skua of Eastern Illinois that we all grew to love may lx' "\bu usually dont expect toscore I think it got a little out of hand after the game in a huddle where that improvements for Sheehan SJBHSHSJM were inevitable. hack sooner than we thought. on a CIOS8," lucas said, who only in some ways." sakl liichards, but a traditional "Ay Ziggy Zoomha" See more stories "I don't think last year was a heard the dink of the ball on the added that in dose matches such as was sung. fair evaluation," Brandon said. E-mail comments to Colin at H http://bgnews.ee post as site was knocked oil her feet this — tliat is just the way things go. ' lliat's a great win for us to get cruribo0bgsu.edu by a defender on the play. lucas added thai the physi- the first one and be at home. The "He came into tough situations lucas' second goal ot the game cal play will prepare He; for the lunger you go without a win the was on a lead pass from Meagan Mid-American Conference harder il seems to get it," Richards A Mor.ui, who was credited with the games where rough pkq is always added.

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