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CHARITABLE ALUMNUS BGSU ALUMNUS JAMES BAILEY DELIVERS LEADERSHIP SPEECH AND DONATES $1,000,000
By Julie Restivo By David Schrag where he managed its North REPORTER IHE BC NEWS American Consumer Bank and Shivering, 1967 University graduate lames Holding a grudge is not part of Credit Card business. Then he iBailey admitted that it had been 40 years since 1967 University graduate lames retired. But it didn't last long. I he was a student at Bowling Green, and had for- Baileys repertoire. Receiving a Shortly after retiring as Igotten how cold and windy it was. "C" in his first math class at the Citibank's executive vice presi- Within the forty years since his departure, University didn't stop him from dent he took a job as the vice IBailey has led a successful life. Last night, he getting his mas- president of U.S. Trust's Product lused his professional experience to advise stu- ter's degree in Management Group. I dents on the topic of leadership. I lis speech \ mathematics. The couple's cash contribution I was titled, "A Call for 21 st Century And it of $500,000 will be split into three |Leadership." didn't stop parts, with $250,000 towards the This was the first Arts & him from creation of an endowed profes- ■Science's Distinguished donating sorship in mathematics educa- lAlumni Lecture. Based on lmil- tion in the College of Arts and iBailey's work, it was obvious lion to Sciences: $125,000 for endow- Iwhy he was introduced as "the the University ment of a scholarship for stu- ■perfect individual to inaugurate yesterday. dents in the College of Education ■there lectures." Yesterday the gift given by and Human Development, and For 28 years, Bailey was dedicat- lames and his wife Judy will be anolher$125,000 for an endowed led to his career at Citibank. He man- used to create an endowed pro- scholarship for students in the laged its North American Consumer Bank and fessorship as well as two College of Arts and Sciences. ICredit Card Business. He was responsible for endowed scholarships. The $500,000 remaining will be ■organizations and led as many as 25,000 individ- After graduating from the a deferred gift through the ■uals with offices in 100 countries. University Bailey then got his Baileys' estate benefiting the David schraj BG News JuiM DiFnncoBG News Bai|ey admits that he failed retirement master's degree in mathematics same areas. IN THE MONEY: President Sidney Ribeau accepts a ALUMNUS: James Bailey delivers because shortly after retiring as Citibank's execu- at New York University in 1970. In his speech Bailey said their $1 million check from alumnus James Bailey and his a speech on leadership yesterday . ,, Using his two degrees, Bailey p r DONATION. PAGE 2 wife Judy. The money will be used tor endowments in room 308 of the Union. AtUMNUS. PAGE 2 spent a 28 year career at Citibank, for the University.
Pianist to SCIENCE LIBRARY IN QUESTION
FEEDBACK NEEDED: Chenhui Hu sits in front of a computer in the perform at Frank C. Ogg Science and Health Library. Tight budget and a dwindling number of visitors to the facility has spurred the Ad Hoc Faculty U. tomorrow Senate Committee to create an Latova Hunter online survey to help shape future REPORTER planning for future of the library. At age 21, pianist Lang Lang doesn't spend his days going to The library currently houses infor- class or work. He doesn't spend it at the recreation center or the mation and resources for over 10 union, like most his age. But then again, he doesn't need to. He departments, colleges and instead wakes up to play at Carnegie Hall or perhaps with the University programs affiliated with New York Philharmonic. the sciences. Tomorrow Lang will spend his day visiting the campus as part of the University's Festival Series in the Moore Musical Arts Faculty and students can take the Center. Lang has been invited as a special guest to close out the survey until April 12 by visiting: annual series and play a number of of his individual classical http://www.bgsu.edu/offices/ir/rJn selections lineSurvey/otlieroffice/Ogg.htm Bom in Shen Yang, China, Lang has been playing the piano since the age of three and has since won numerous awards and worldwide recognition. From playing with orchestras in Europe, Asia and the U.S., Lang has done more at his age than most will do in a lifetime. Ashley Kurtz 6G New The noted pianist has appeared on The Tonight Show with lay Leno and has recently been featured in Teen People asoneofthe "Top Twenty Teens Who Will Change the World". Lang, who recently graduated from the prominent Curtis Institute in Philadelphia, has also released two recordings which have both been on the Billboard Charts. According to Deborah Fleitz, Director of Public Events for the Highway sniper might face death College of Musical Arts, Lang Lang is an outstanding performer. "When you look at someone having an international career By Andrew Welsh-Hubris 19 shooting at a tractor- where the shootings were and he's only 21, he must be doing something special—and he THE ASSOCIATED PRESS trailer on Interstate 270, a concentrated. Lab tests is," declares Fleitz. COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nov. 11 shooting into an showed that bullets from Starting at 8p.m. in Kobacker Hall, Lang's program will The man arrested in the elementary school, and nine of the shootings — include "Piano Sonata In C Major" by Franz Joseph Haydn, deadly string of highway two shootings within min- including the one that "Fantasy in C Major" by Franz Schubert and "Andante Spianato shootings that terrorized utes of each other Feb. 8 killed Knisley — were fired et Grande polonaise brilliante in E-Flat, Op.22" by Frederic Ohio drivers for months from an Interstate 71 over- from the same gun. Chopin, among others. was indicted Thursday on pass. Police and relatives have "Tb think that he will come to the University and then he will a murder charge that could He was captured March said McCoy is mentally ill, be playing in London or Paris is amazing" Fleitz adds. bring the death penalty. 17 in Las Vegas, two days and one of his attorneys After Lang played with the London Philharmonic, one CharlesA.McCoyJr.,28, after investigators released has said McCoy's mental reporter expressed the pianist's ability to capture his audience was also charged with his photo and a descrip- health could become a and gives the University a sense of what can be expected as this numerous other offenses, tion of his car. part of the case. performance. including attempted mur- The aggravated murder He was captured after a "This was the excitement of youth daring its utmost—play- der, assault and vandalism, charge says the offense Las Vegas man, Conrad ing the piano as though it were an entire orchestra" said the in half of the 24 shootings. was committed "as part of Malsom, recognized Jay liPrite AP Ptmfo The murder charge cov- a course of conduct involv- McCoy from news reports reporter from The Times in London. SNIPER: Suspected highway sniper Charles A. McCoy Jr., Tickets for Lang's show are currently on sale at the box office ers the only death in the ing the purposeful killing and did a little of his own until Friday from noon to 6 p.m. There are special rush tickets case, that of 62-year-old of or attempt to kill two or detective work to find (right) talks with his lawyer, Mike Miller, during his pre- available to students for $10 with a valid University I.D. GailKnisley. more persons." McCoy's car parked at the liminary hearing Tuesday in Columbus. After the hearing, Other cases covered by McCoy lives a half-mile motel. Judge Michael Brandt ruled prosecutors had enough evi- the charges include an Oct. north of the stretch of 1-270 dence to take the shooting before a grand jury. 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By Mrienne Schwisow woman, a 16-year-old boy and police found the weapon they arrived on the scene and were The killings came amid a wave accidentally killed when a IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS three girls, ages 9 to 14, were believe was used. But Best would taken aside by police. They then of violence that has swept the city woman taking care of her han- DETROIT (AP) — A woman found dead Thursday. The girl not say what it was. began weeping, moaning and since the beginning of the year. dled a shotgun carelessly, police and four children were tied up alerted authorities, who took a Dozens of people stood behind yelling, "No!" After a significantly reduced said. The woman was charged and beaten to death in this city, suspect into custody, police said. yellow police tape that blocked A young man came running homicide rate in 2003, Detroit with involuntary manslaughter. which had already had been Police gave no motive for the off the street in front of the gray- across a field, yelling, "Where's began the year averaging about a shaken by a surge of killings this slayings and released no other ish bungalow. Trash was strewn my sister? Where's my sister?" He killing a day. year. information on the victims or the in the street and in nearby vacant approached a group of people On Feb. 16, two police officers A 13-year-old girl escaped from suspect. lots. and threw himself on the grass, were gunned down during a traf- the house where a 33-year-old Deputy Chief Cara Best said A group of five young women crying. fic stop. On Sunday, a toddler was
Ample reasons for endowments the arts. All of the parties involved DONATION, FROM PAGE 1 "The arts are very important appreciated the gift and believe Characteristics of past decision to provide these whether it's dance, music, graph- it will help the students and fac- endowments to the University ic arts, painting or sculpture," ulty benefit greatly. came down to a few reasons. Bailey said. "If we rubbed all of "Wfe are very grateful to the "Teachers are what we need the arts away, if it just wasn't Baileys for choosing to endow more of, it's an under appreciat- there, it would be a pretty dull this scholarship," Dr. losue Cruz, presidents aid man ed skill in our community," he world." dean of the College of Education said. "Teachers have the oppor- There were some other con- and Human Development said. ninity to tum people on or turn tributing factors and one of "The fact that this new scholar- ship is renewable provides a ALUMNUS, FROM PAGE 1 With only mathematic degrees, prepared relentlessly. people off." them was a matter of being sort its amazing how versatile Bailey •Truman was able to take risks One of the reasons the money of a good Samaritan since they great incentive for the recipients tive vice president in 2000, he is. He used history as a tool for and make decisions. was allocated to these specific were able to contribute. to work hard and do well acade- joined U.S. Trust's Product delivering his speech. •George Washington was a places is he feels the arts is under "I guess the third reason is it mically in order to continue to Management Group as executive Bailey discussed the eight dis- steward of other people's some pressure, and people need really just feels pretty good," receive the award." vice president. He is also active in crete qualities needed to be a resources. i Bailey said. service to his profession and the good leader. With each of the •Teddy Roosevelt had passion. community, serving on the VISA qualities, he matched a former Bailey's description of these Board of Directors and the board president that possessed those leaders was eye-opening and of directors of the Depository qualities. inspirational. Trust Corp. •Thomas lefferson. Bailey said, Kellie Murphy, who attended Currently, Bailey keeps himself was an individual with a vision. the lecture, was impressed with busy with other organizations •Franklin D. Roosevelt had Bailey's words. BG NEWS such as the Visiting Nurse Service optimistic communication skills "His examples and descrip- of New York, the College of Arts & •Ronald Regan was focused on tions of these leaders were very BRIEFING Sciences at New York University, his priorities. encouraging," she said. "I also Howards to host benefit The group, which helps people in need, Georgetown University School of •Abraham Lincoln had courage agreed with him when he was will be hosting several bands, giving out Medicine, and the Bowling Green of conviction. explaining that you can't motivate show for No Harm information on safer sex. and registering State University Foundation •Dwight Eisenhower always by fear but by showing that you people to vote. There is a $5 cover On Sunday April 4th the non-profit Board. charge, with those registering to vote organization No Harm will be at receiving $1 off. 1 towards Club IT from 3 p.m. until 2 a.m.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Attention all men: Wait for the'look* my shock when I read the front team or organization would ON THE STREET Gen. Ed. courses page of The BG News yesterday. sponsor such a ridiculous event According to The BG News brief, is irresponsible and ridiculous. What would you con- JENNY First filing first, never approach a girl in a bar unless shouldn't be a the I. ili CM i football team is spon- sider to be the perfect HALL iOHN MEINHOLD she has made eye contact at soring, along with the Fellowship Sibs N'Kids event? requirement of Christian Athletes, a program STUDENT U-wire Columnist least twice. This isn't just any old featuring guest speaker Bill eye contact. If she is scanning Why did you come to college? McCartney, founder of the die bar she will probably have Some people come to drink Promise Keepers. America's I have a gripe. no choice but to make eye con- while others come to learn. I It is infuriating to me that any This weekend while partaking tact with a few young men. If came to college because I didn't group on campus would willing- Pledge should in some down time, a peculiar she lingers there, then you know what to do with my life. ly fund an evening of sexist tiling happened. Well, not diat know. I thought I could go to college rhetoric from the former leader not be altered peculiar since it has happened When this happens and she and, as 1 am a nerd, learn a tiling of one of the most misogynislic more times than I care to think has stopped her gaze on you, about. the first thing to look for is the ortwaWell.it turns out that 1 was organizations in recent history. When I opened Tuesday's Here's the scenario. head tilt. Does she turn it to the horribly wrong. And what I find even more paper, I read the column, "Take JONATHAN KING You're in a ban you make eye side a bit? There are no new ideas here shocking is the fact that when 'Under God' out of Pledge." SOPHOMORE, contact with a guy across the Watch her movements. for most of us. There are no life these groups asked for funding Not only is the argument way. Keep in mind, this is acci- How does she drink her drink altering epiphanies to be found for this event someone in the ridiculous, but it is a slap in the P0LITCAL SCIENCE dental eye contact. You see him while looking at you? at the great Bowling Green State University of some standing and face to America as a whole. and think, "Eh." He sees you If she plays with her straw University. power actually allowed this. Altering our country's "Pledge of "Bring back the Big and thinks, "Opportunity." and sips slowly, she is being Some of you may have noticed Anyone who is aware of current Allegiance" by taking out "just a Playground." that the University is nothing events and/or popular culture I think you see where I am seductive. If she chugs it down few" words would be much going. more than a vocational school should be aware of whom the more than that. This is an issue and belches, chances are she's with a big ego. The existence of Promise Keepers are and their It's like a hunt. not the one you're looking for. that significantly affects every As soon as you break away the University serves no purpose archaic views on women's right. person in our great country. Next, before bombarding her other than the pumping out of The idea that the University from your pack of friends — he with questions, slowly make It is obvious that whatever goes in for the kill. general educations for a gencml and University organizations happens, one side will walk away your way up to the bar. Stand a white-collar work-force. would willingly give money to an Stealthily, he makes his way few people away and order a with a sour taste in their mouth across the crowded bar, They don't bother teaching infamous sexist is both shocking — feeling as though their rights drink. Don't order her a drink anything but the bare minimum. and appalling. manuevering through tables just yet. Girls like to play this have been trampled. I want to and chairs. It's not that the classes for higher After reading this I am left game. It's called "How many address those of you who wish to You feel his presence. You learning aren't offered, some are, wondering: What organization suckers can I get to buy me a remove the phrase "under god" MIKE GRANT sense him closing in as you but they are reserved for honor will be inviting David Duke to drink tonight?" If you do this too from die Pledge. quickly make your way to the smdents or people whom have campus? SOPHOMORE, BUSINESS quickly she will lose interest First, have you ever read the safety of the ladies room. no major and a few extra thou- The other problem is the Next, see how she reacts to bible? But, why should you? It is Unfortunately, you stumble sand dollars. "budget crunch" at the "The potato your presence. Does she imme- your right not to read it and that on a fallen beer horde. Your Where is the higher learning University. Funding to various is acceptable, lust like you can sack race." moment of confusion allows the diately turn her back to you and for the rest of us when we spend University organizations is being choose to not say that portion of predator to close in and before smother herself in the protec- all of our time loading up on slashed because supposedly the Pledge of Allegiance. you know it — he has you. tion of her girlfriends or does required general education there is not enough money to go No one makes you say any she turn her body toward you courses and our other require- There you are. Stuck. Having around. There is apparently part of it. I feel as though I should and wink? ments for our majors? to talk to this guy. enough money to support hate have a choice as well. I should be Thejiext step is simple. Perhaps 1 am the only person It may start out with, "What's speech on campus. able to say that part of the pledge If she blows you off, immedi- here that feels let down and your name?" But it always will Shouldn't our sports teams be of allegiance. But, if that part is ately forget about her and move wants this policy of general edu- end with you saying "no thanks" more worried about having taken away from me, 1 will be left on. If she doesn't blow you off, cation to cease. or "I'm with her" (although guys enough money to maintain their with no choice. then start talking to her. Until then, go and drink your sometimes like this, so while it equipment, travel to and from I could see a valid argument if Don't compliment her great beer and jump into a career. may seem the easy way out, it games and other sports related an overwhelming majority of JOHN BORAWSKI body and don't compliment her Maybe in thirty years you'll have doesn't always work.) activities than sponsoring bigots? America felt the same way. I )c,iiiiil LII eyes yet. She will see learned everything from person- FRESHMAN, The problem I am trying to But then again. Falcon athletics However, nine out of 10 al experience that you could INTERVENTION SPECIALIST get at is that accidental eye con- right through this. Talk about probably did not have their fund- Americans want "The Pledge of have learned in a few semesters. tact in no way means, "come something else first. ing cut; they probably received Allegiance" to remain the same. over here you big stud." Mention her friends and how an increase. While other campus It seems crazy to me that "RSA Sibs N'Kids If you are going to attempt to they look like they are having CAMERON SMIETANA organizations that are just as STUDENT America is even considering Carnival." pick up a woman at a bar you fun. Ask her what she is drink- deserving of funds are scrimping changing one of its defining sym- need to be certain she wants to ing. Then compliment her, but along with a barcboncs budget, bols for so few people. be picked up. only once. What happens after All male group our football team is lining the Are you opposed to money Knowing the different kinds this is up to you — just don't pockets of a man whose politics too? If you are willing to of body movement and eye appear desperate. of gender are apparently stuck in denounce a great symbol of contact might help. And just The point is, don't approach is a sexist the early 20th century. American freedom due to the because she is wearing a low- unless you get the long lingering I have no personal qualms inclusion of God, then you cut shirt does not mean she is glance. Otherwise, just prepare organization with any University sports team. should have no problem giving saying, "Sure thing." yourself to get shot down. During my years as a University up money, due to the slogan I consider myself a fairly for- student, I have seen all our sports imprinted on all U.S. currency, ward thinking, liberal person. teams, especially football (being "In God We Trust" VANESSA HAGAN Did you know? The thought that racism is still a a former member of the FMB, I Don't step on my rights as a FRESHMAN, EARLY problem in America nearly 150 was witness to the mediocrity of Christian American to stand up, years after the Civil War and the 2000 football season), make proudly place my hand over my CHILDHOOD EDUCATION If the population of the Earth continued to almost 50 years after the Civil amazing improvements in just a heart and recite the "Pledge of increase at its present rate indefinitely, by 3530 Rights movement is dumb- few years. 1 am always happy Allegiance." founding. The fact that women when friends attending other "A big family A.D. the total mass of human flesh and blood are still treated in a subservient universities curse Bowling Green dinner night." would equal the mass of the Earth. By 6826 A.D. manner to men is sickening. for beating their alma mater. CHRIS RENNER it would equal the mass of the known universe. All things considered, imagine Still, die fact that any group, STUDENT
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By Ryan Autullo Rango's one out double to left. SPORTS REPORTER Rango advanced to Uiird when The Falcons will travel to the the throw came home in an I loosier state this weekend as attempt to get I leimrich. Rango they look to rebound from ap|ieared to score what would Wednesday's doubleheader be the tying run on a sacrifice sweep at the hands of Marshall. fly by lenifcr Kernahan, but BGSU (12-16,2-3) will head to after the Herd appealed the Fort Wayne to play two games call, it was overturned as Rango with Indiana University- left third base too early. Purdue University Fort Wayne Marshall tacked on another tomorrow before traveling to run in the seventh as lessica Bloomington Sunday for a twin Williams crossed the plate Mike MeUger BG News File Ptolos hill with Indiana. when her sister reached first on GOOD LANDING: A Bowling Bowling Green was upended an infield error. 4-2 and 10-1 (6) by the Game two of the double dip Green jumper hits the sand at Thundering Herd at the BG began nearly the same as the an indoor meet earlier this year. Softball Field. Marshall is die one that preceded it. Die game preseason pick to win the was scoreless until the fourth MAC's East Division along with inning when Amanda Williams the league tournament. came around to score alter a The Herd (22-14, 4-0) broke Throwing error on a Winner sin- Track open a scoreless game with a gle. Rango quickly tied the three-run third inning. Jessica game again as she homered to Williams singled off pitcher Liz left, breaking open Sarah team aims Vrabel's glove and advanced to < Ihaniberlain's no-hitter. second on a bunt by Sierra The Falcon defense broke Davenport. Amanda Williams dowiT in the fifth inning as they to win at then doubled to left to score her committed four errors sparking sister. leigh Winner reached a five nin inning for Marshall. base on an infield error and in The bleeding didn't subside the the process scored Amanda next inning either as MU Bluffton Williams. Winner scored the scored four more runs, two final run of the inning on an coming by die way of a Triple By Danielle Tanner RBI double from the bat of from Amanda Williams. The SPORIS REPORTER Sarah Wilson. Falcons failed to score in the The BG women's track team is The Falcons cut the Marshall sixth inning, giving the Herd a hoping that the April showers lead to two, when Ashley Zirklc run nile victory and a sweep for hold off this weekend as they Ben S»anjer BG News hit her first collegiate homerun the day. travel to Bluffton College tomor- off Randi Nielson in the fourth. "Marshall is a good team, but row for the Bluffton Invitational. READY FOR THE PLAY: Lindsay Heimrich gets ready to make a play at first base as a Marshall runner BG shaved the lead to one in Hie Falcons will face off against takes off during the Falcons' doubleheader against the Herd Wednesday. Bowling Green dropped both the fifth inning when Lindsay several teams from NCAA divi- SOFTBALL, PAGE 6 games. The Falcons play IPFW and the University of Indiana during their weekend road trip. Heimrich scored on Gina sions II and III as well as teams with NAIA affiliation. BG will lie facing division II schools Ferris State and Tiffin as well as division III schools Bluffton. Defiance, and Albion. Taylor and Notre Dame College Falcons head to CMU will also be competing Despite being the only division I school entered in the meet, the BG women are not taking this competition lightly. The meet for conference matchup will lie scored and the Falcons aim to win. By Elliott Schreiner If the Falcons get on the field, Tyler Saneholtz has been unhit- "It may be a step down [in die ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR they will still have to deal with table this spring, as he conies level of competition], but many The Bowling Green baseball Central which, despite their into the weekend with a 3-0 of these schools still have quality team will hit the road this week- sub-.500 record, is no small record and a 0.38 E.RA His competitors," head coach Scott end to take part in some confer- task. partner in crime, Tyler lohnson, Sehmann said. "They aren't large ence action. The Chippewas are hitting has been no less impressive, name division I schools, but they The Falcons are headed to .309 as a team this season - a compiling a matching 3-0 have a fair amount of strong ath- Mount Pleasant, Mich, to take mark that only three Falcons record to go with a 0.40 E.R.A. letes. We will have to work very on Central Michigan for games have been able to do individu- Saneholtz will have his hands hard to be competitive." today, tomorrow and Sunday. ally. full in game one, competing not The weather will definitely be a BG brings in an overall record "They're having a good year," only with the Central hitting but factor as die Falcons chase a win of 11 -4 and a conference record Schmitz said. "They swing the also trying to keep up with this weekend. The cool tempera- of 2-1 while the Chippewas bat really well. They are led by Central ace T.I. lohnson, who tures, rain and wind are less than have an overall mark of 10-12 Eric Cannon who is their leadoff already has a win against the ideal conditions for a track meet. while having yet to play a Mid- guy that likes to set the table. No. 5 team in the nation, Notre "Schools in the South have an American Conference game. They're notorious for putting Dame. advantage in getting their ath- The key for the Falcons will pressure on the other team's "He just beat Notre Dame, 4- letes prepared for bigger meets. be just getting on the field as defense." 1," Schmitz said. "It should be a It would be a plus |for us] when it two more games this past week Cannon isn't the only one good match up between him comes to regional head to head were canceled due to the responsible for the pressure, and Saneholtz." competition," Sehmann said. weather. Thanks to rainy con- leremy Crum, Kurtis Wells, lohnson was lucky enough to While the team is hoping for ditions for most of the week, the David 1 .Hum and lim Geldohf have a defense that made no good weather, they also hope to Falcons have not seen the field each hit over .350 for the errors in their win over the use the meet as a workout and since their Sunday game Chippewas and will look to put Fighting Irish. work on some of their goals. against Ball State. runs on the scoreboard this "They're solid at fielding," "One of our big goals is com- "We've been inside |for prac- weekend, something Central Schmitz said. "They're not a raderie. Cheering, looking out tice]," BG head coach Danny does at an average of 7.72 times team that will beat themselves." NtteMetqtrBGNews for each other, I feel we have a Schmitz said. "It gets frustrating per game. The Falcons will have to be ways to go in that area," having to go inside but luckily The Falcons' pair of aces will on top of their game when they DELIVERING: Bowling Green pitcher Burke Badenhop pitches look to continue their success hit the road to face Central in Sunday's loss against Ball State. The Falcons will try to get we've got the field house to go TRACK. PAGE 7 to." this weekend. Game one starter Michigan. back on the field for a series against Central Michigan today.
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: ..■-■■■ iiTrJtTffBKiJnf*i * #*KwK*SrC>:j KfT^Hftfti&BHft '■'-..'■■■'. 6 Friday, April 2,2004 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM An inside look at the Final Four ByJimO'ConneH the only team in the Final Four to the toughest second weekend of points per game, went down 2 holding down forward Wayne can win without Elder, which has THE ASSOCIATED PRESS have avoided the injury bug and the tournament having to face a minutes into the regional semifi- Simien. Like Oklahoma State, to be big for their confidence. A quick look at tomorrow's haven't really been affected by it big, physical team like Pittsburgh nal win over Nevada with a Georgia Tech's backcourt gets the Another boost is that they've national semifinal matchups: all season. before going against a perimeter- sprained ankle. He tried to come attention but the front line has defeated both teams in the other OKIAHOMA STATE VS. COACH: Eddie Sutton is at his oriented Saint Joseph's. back in that game but played just improved all season. Seven-foot- semifinal. Ijxk for yet another GEORGIA TECH third Final Four (Arkansas 1978, 1 more minute. He started er Luke Schenscher has become close win: Georgia Tech 73-70. OKLAHOMA STATE (31-3) Oklahoma State 1995) and the GEORGIA TECH (27-9) against Kansas in the regional a presence in the middle on both ROAD TO THE FINAL FOUR: 68-year-old would make history ROAD TO THE FINAL FOUR: final but was clearly still hurting ends and Clarence Moore has DUKE VS. CONNECTICUT beat Eastern Washington 75-56; by winning it all, as the oldest beat Northern Iowa 65-60; beat and played 12 minutes without come off the bench in the tour- DUKE (31-5) beat Memphis 70-53; beat coach of a national champion. Boston College 57-54; beat scoring. The 6-4 junior practiced nament and averaged 8.3 points ROAD TO THE FINAL FOUR: Pittsburgh 63-51; beat Saint Sutton has taken a team with five Nevada 72-67; beat Kansas 79- Thursday and indicated he and 6.0 rebounds. The Jackets beat Alabama State 96-61; beat Joseph's 64-62. Division I transfers and only two 71, OT. should be close to 100 percent. haven't blown out an opponent Seton Hall 90-62; beat Illinois 72- STARS: The backcourt of Tony seniors and won the Big 12 regu- STARS: The three guards lead COACH: Paul Hewitt is making in the tournament, which means 62; beat Xavier 66-63. Allen and John Lucas led a bal- lar season and tournament titles an extremely balanced offense— his first Final Four appearance. the>' have found a way to win STARS: J.J. Redick has become anced attack all season and with his usual stress on defense, six players average between nine The 40-year-old is in his fourth four close games. one of college basketball's most they're doing the same in the although this team likes to run. and 15 points. Jarrett Jack is the season at Georgia Tech and he familiar players with his shooting NCAA tournament, averaging KEY POINT: The three-guard latest in a long line of quality has already earned a reputation THE SKINNY: With so much at the lines — almost 40 percent 15.8 and 13.5 points, respectively. backcourt is one of the best in Georgia Tech point guards, join- as a defensive coach, often attention paid to the two back- on 3s and 95 percent on free Lucas hit the game-winning 3- the country and the frontcourt is ing the likes of Kenny Anderson, changing defenses to take courts this game should come throws. I JIOI Deng lived up to his pointer in the regional final underrated. Forwards Ivan Mark Price and Stephon advantage of the Yellow Jackets' down to who gets more produc- billing as a star freshman averag- against Saint Joseph's with 6.9 McFariin and Joey Graham are Marbury. Isma'il Muhammad depth. tion up front. Ihe teams are very ing 15.1 points — second to seconds to play. The 6-foot-4 both shooting 68 percent from frequently makes his way into KEY POINT: If Elder is healthy, close statistically and there's no Redick — and 6.8 rebounds — Allen is second in rebounding the field in the tournament and the nightly highlights with his the Yellow Jackets will go their experience advantage because second to Shelden Williams. during the tournament at 6.5 per the Cowboys have outrebound- acrobatic dunks usual eight deep and try to force none of these players have ever Williams averaged 12.9 points, game. ed opponents 35.8-26.5 in the INIUR1ES: B.J. Elder, the Yellow the issue with their defense the been this far in the tournament. INJURIES: The Cowboys are four games. Oklahoma State had Jackets' leading scorer at 15.3 way they did against Kansas in The Yellow Jackets proved they FINAL FOUR, PAGE 7 Big changes in Big Easy By Mary Foster — two of the nation's most Foundation director for NCAA "The smaller arena obviously IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS prominent programs — and events. "That's really a rough helps create a tight atmos- NEW ORLEANS — Dawn LSIJ and Minnesota will play to time to get a crowd." phere," NCAA spokesman Staley remembers the games, full houses and on national This year, the event will be in Scottie Rodgers said. "It makes of course. There also was a hos- television. The semifinals are the New Orleans Arena, where logical sense that it will create a pital visit to cheer up patients Sunday and the title game all 18,000 seats have been sold buzz and boost demand for and a banquet Tuesday. out since last year. Next door in seats next year." That was 1991, the last time Ratings for the four regional the Superdome, Hoop City, the The Arena, home of the the women's Final Four was in finals were the highest since 166,000-square-foot interactive NBAs Hornets, was designed New Orleans, when Staley won ESPN began exclusive coverage display of games and basket- for basketball, and Maestri the MVP award for runner-up of the tournament in 1996. So ball activities will host even thinks that will help the Virginia. far for this tournament, the more fans than the games. women. "That was old school," said network's ratings are up 57 per- Last year, a sellout crowd of "It's going to give them a Staley, now the Temple coach. cent from last year. 28,210 attended the champi- great place to showcase their "We just laced them up and In the 1991 Final Four, 15,796 onship at the Georgia Dome. games," Maestri said. "Left face played the games. Now every- fans attended the two sessions. The year before, 29,619 — the it, you put 29,000 in the thing is much more fan friend- About 8,000 to 8,500 were at the largest for the tournament — Superdome and it would look ly. There are a lot more fans and championship game. And that were at the Alamo Dome. empty." a lot more for them to do." impressed Ron Maestri, then The women could have The women's Final Four The women's Final Four, the athletic director at the played in the Superdome this switched its schedule last year, once played in relative obscuri- University of New Orleans, year, as the men did in last moving the championship ty compared to the men's tour- where the games were played. year's Final Four with a crowd game from Sunday to Tuesday, nament, has enjoyed an "The final game was played of 54,524. But they chose the something the NCAA and ESPN increase in fans, TV ratings and on Easter Sunday, with an 11:30 smaller arena, even though it hoped would allow for better talent. tip-off," said Maestri, now the would cut attendance to the cross-promotion with the Tennessee and Connecticut New Orleans Sports smallest crowd since 1998. men's tournament.
Ben SmnjwBG News LOOKING FOR A STEAL A Bowling Green player waits tor the With 2 games left, pitch during BG's loss to Marshall Wednesday. teen is tied for lead Softball to play
By Rusty Miller 20th birthday than Nash's 57. IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS To win the Maurice "Rocket" Richard COLUMBUS, Ohio — If things don't Trophy given to the league's top goal- powerful IPFW work out and the Columbus Blue scorer, he'll have to finish strong Jackets' 19-year-old Rick Nash doesn't against two of the best teams in the SOFTBALL. FROM PAGE 5 spring The Hoosiers (21-16) will win the NHL goal-scoring title, he NHL The Blue Jackets, with more look to extend their four game won't let it ruin his time back home in points than only three other teams we could have won both games," winning streak as they host Brampton, Ont. through Wednesday's games, host head coach Leigh Ross-Shaw Michigan to begin conference "It's something that if I don't get it I'm Colorado tonight before closing the said. "They are definitely a beat- play today. IU has 14 opponents not going to be having a bad summer," regular season at Detroit on Saturday able team, but we kicked the ball on this season's schedule that Nash said yesterday. "I've got 40 goals. I night. around on defense." qualified for the NCAA think that's a pretty good season, you Nash didn't score in a 3-2 loss to Ross-Shaw scheduled the dou- Tournament a year ago. Karly know? If I don't win it, look who I'm IX'troit on Wednesday night despite bleheader with IPFW (3-21) to McCormack (.361) and Tory going up against — two superstars in having several prime chances, includ- make die trip to Indiana worth- Yamaguchi (.330) lead the the NHL" ing a second-period breakaway while. The Mastodons, an inde- Indiana offense that is batting With two games remaining, Nash stopped by Red Wings goaltender pendent Division I school, boast .273 collectively. Mariangee and Calgary's larome Iginla share the Manny Legace. Nash was barely wide a strong offense lead by the bats llogado has been effective on the lead with 40 goals. Atlanta's llya on a rebound in the closing minutes of Maggie Bmening (.367) and hill this season, posting a 12-7 Kovalchuk is right behind with 39. that would have tied the game. Ojyid Ouprey AP Photo Jenna Beachy (.356). Their pitch- record to go along with her 1.15 Nash is already the first teenager to Nash, who has 15 assists to go with ing has been less than stellar, ERA score 40 goals in a season since Los his 40 goals, had a season-high 22:14 of STOPPED: Buffalo Sabres goalie Martin Biron, rear, however, as the staff boasts a Ross-Shaw never knows what Angeles' Jimmy Carson had 44 in 1987- ice time. That's an example of how makes a save on a shot by Columbus Blue Jackets' combined 5.64 ERA. Ross-Shaw to expect from her squad as they 88. Only eight players in NHL history badly he and the Blue Jackets organiza- Rick Nash, front, during a game Monday in Buffalo. hopes to take advantage of the have been up and down all sea- have scored more goals before their tion want him to win the title. The Sabres won, 6-0. IPFW pitching woes. son. She hopes for a level of con- "Hopefully we'll get a chance to sistency, starting this weekend. get some kids more playing "We play great and I think that's time," Ross-Shaw said. "I would the team that can win it all," Ross- Preferred Properties Co. like to give 1 Jndsay Heimrich and Shaw said. "Then we play really 530 Maple Street, Bowling Green, Ohio maybe Kristen Anderson bad. We are finding out our prob- Limited Premium Units Still Available For chances to pitch. 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However, the GM said the club Barry Bonds' climb on the watching on the field. The from Cleveland's training camp yesterday, expects its players to display "passion, pro- home run chart? Alex Devil Rays made it interesting one day after he was pulled from an exhibi- fessionalism and respect" Rodriguez joining the from the start, roughing up all tion game by manager Eric Wfcdge for not "there is a line that diey can't cross," Yankees-Red Sox rivalry? those Yankees All-Stars 8-3 running out a pop fry. Shapiro said. "You have to make sure that Roger Clemens, Vladimir Tuesday at the Tokyo Dome. Indians general manager Mark Shapiro line is meaningful." Guerrero and Greg Maddux Fans back in New York saw A- has discussed a trade involving Bradley with In addition to going on die disabled list playing in different places? Rod make three nice plays at as many as eight teams, and "four or five are four times in die past two seasons, Bradley Hardly. third base and homegrown legitimate and serious." has had odier problems. From Tampa Bay's win over star Hideki Matsui double for Bradley was expected to start in die Last year, he had run-ins with Los Angeles New York on opening day in the first hit of the season. Indians' outfield and bat cleanup this sea- catcher Paul Lo Dual and Yankees first base- Japan to the final pitch of the "Hopefully, it's 5 a.m. and son But the 25-year-old outfielder, who has man lason Giambi. Bradley also threw his World Series — Game 7 not many people were watch- a troubled history on and off the field, will helmet and bat in the direction of plate would be on Halloween night ing," Rodriguez said. play elsewhere once the Indians can strike a umpire Bruce Froemming. — all eyes will be on more Actually, he's just lucky he deal. Bradley had baseball cards of 1 /> IXicaand than shirring stars, milestone got traded by last-place Texas, "It's unfortunate where we are right now, Giambi above his locker this spring. stats and new stadiums. whether it was to the Yankees but we have to do what's best for the ball- In February, Bradley was sentenced to Baseball 2004 begins under or Boston. Coming off their club" VVWgc said. tiircc days in jail for driving away from police an ominous cloud this year, ALCS thriller last October, Although the season opener is Monday, after being stopped for speeding. totally because of steroids. both teams loaded up in the Shapiro said there Ls no timetable to make a 1 lowever, until his misstep for not hus- "The more this becomes a winter, with the Red Sox trade. The Indians are at a disadvantage tling, Bradley had seemingly turned the cor- monster, the more it plays adding Curt Schilling, Keith because teams know they want to make a ner on his troubled past into everybody's mind," Foulke and new manager deal, but having so many involved actually He spent the winter in Cleveland working Smoltz said. Terry Francona while New helps Cleveland, he said. out and arrived in camp in great shape, The Atlanta relief ace spoke York also acquired Kevin On Wednesday, Bradley was removed promising to have a better attitude. The during spring training about Brown, lavier Vazquez and from a game against I Iouston for not nin- Indians seemed relieved by his turnaround, AP File Ptiolo toughening the tests that will Sheffield. ning hard on a second-inning popup tiiat which is why Wedge and Shapiro seemed so start this season—for the first A lot of teams spent a lot of WATCHING: Cleveland Indians' Milton Bradley dropped for a single. upset. time, players who fail will be money in the offseason, watches his fly ball for an out against the Montreal Bradley was taken out in the third, show- Bradley signed a $1.73 million, one-year ered and dressed quickly and took a 45- contract in November with the Indians, who penalized. It's the topic draw- determined to improve. Expos in this March 21 photo in Winter Haven. Fla. He ing the most attention and The Baltimore Orioles minute cab ride from Kissimmee to his rent- were counting on him to be a productive abruptly left Cleveland's camp yesterday, a day after speculation is running ram- shelled out big bucks for ed spring training home everyday player. He was having a solid 2003 pant. Miguel Tejada, Javy Lopez he was pulled from a game for not running out a pop He came to Chain of Lakes Park on season before honing his back and missing Rather than analyzing the and Rafael Palmeiro, the fly. His name was not on yesterday's lineup card. Wednesday to retrieve his SUVand drove out the final six weeks. swings of Jason Giambi, who Anaheim Angels did the same homered in his first at-bat of for Guerrero, Bartolo Colon, the season, Gary Sheffield Kelvim Escobar and Jose and Bonds, people are scruti- Guillen. nizing the size of their biceps. Ivan Rodriguez made the Fairly or unfairly, that's the most intriguing move. The focus so far. perennial Gold Glove catcher Huskies face first high seed in Duke "I don't think steroids in left the champion Marlins baseball is one of the most and signed with the long-lost pressing issues in the worid as Tigers, who set an AI. record FINAL FOUR, FROM PAGE 6 most of his others did but it plays he shot 59.5 percent from the seeded higher than sixth, but President Bush said," with 119 defeats last season. defense like those teams and has field. Ben Gordon was pretty they won the games by an aver- Philadelphia pitcher Randy Rondell White, Uguelh 8.6 rebounds and "The landlord" an extremely balanced offense. impressive in a costarring role, age of 17.5 points and it seemed Wolf said. "We're in a state of Urbina and Fernando Vina had almost half of the Blue Devils' KEY POINT: Duhon is the only leading the team at 18.5 points none of them were even that terrorism." also moved to Detroit. 237 blocked shots. player with Final Four experi- per game and shooting 43.7 per- close. One additional weapon Now, this all could change "Having Pudge on board INIUR1ES: Chris Duhon hurt ence; he averaged 8.2 points in cent from 3-point range. that has arrived in the tourna- once Randy Johnson slings gives us instant credibility," his ribs when he crashed into a the 2001 championship run as a INJURIES: Okafor missed the ment is the 3-point shooting ol his fastball, Carlos Delgado Tigers manager Alan television camera during the freshman. Duke is all about first two games of the Big East Rashad Anderson. I le is 16-for-31 goes way deep, Juan Pierre Trammel! said. "He's a mar- Atlantic Coast Conference cham- defense and the Blue Devils do it tournament with back spasms, from beyond the arc and he start- and the World Series champi- quee player, and when people pionship game. He shook off the inside with shot blocking and on then missed most of the second ed both the Vermont and on Florida Marlins fly around say 'Tigers' they think of painful injury and gave inspira- the perimeter with ball pressure half of the win over Alabama in Alabama games by hitting his the bases, and the Chicago Pudge now." tional performances that gave that holds opponents to 31.9 per- the regional final with a "stinger" first six 3s. Cubs try to put Steve Bartman The Houston Astros, hav- him a spot in Duke's NCAA tour- cent from 3-point range and in his right arm after being hit in behind them. ing never reached the World nament lore. He averaged 4.8 forces 17.2 turnovers per game. the neck. He was hit in the same THE SKINNY: These teams are At least, commissioner Bud Series, greatly improved their points, 5.5 rebounds, 5.2 assists The Blue Devils have held 12 arm during practice Wednesday very similar. Both can score in Selig hopes so. The sport has and several hustle plays in 31 opponents to 60 points or less, but he is expected to be 100 per- bunches and can also excel in the had more than its share of BASEBALL, PAGE 8 minutes. The five days off should tying for the second-most in cent for Saturday. halfcourt. Both are excellent help him regain his shooting Krzyzewski's 24 seasons. COACH: Jim Calhoun is in his defensive teams inside and on touch. second Final Four. The Huskies the perimeter. They both have COACH: Mike Krzyzewski has CONNECTICUT (31-6) beat Duke in the 1999 national veteran coaches, although his mail sent to the Final Four. ROAD TO THE FINAL FOUR: championship game. He has five Krzyzewski has more experience This is his 10th Final Four since beat Vermont 70-53; beat DePaul 30-win seasons, second only to at this stage of the tournament. 1986 and the Blue Devils have 72-55; beat Vanderbilt 73-53; beat Krzyzewski's eight. Easily the Many consider this the real won three national champi- Alabama 87-71. most volatile of the coaches on championship game but both Track team to onships (1991, 1992, 20011. The STARS: Emeka Okafor was a the sideline, Calhoun has a 30-9 teams are too good to fall for that, only coaches with more Final unanimous All-America selec- record in the NCAA tournament. although having the VCR going Four appearances are John tion averaging 17.4 points, 11.6 KEY POINT: The Huskies have from the start is a great idea. This Wooden (12) and Dean Smith rebounds (No. 2 in the country) held their opponents to 35,6 per- is a tough game to pick because gain experience and 4.2 blocked shots (No. 1 in cent shooting in the tournament. of the similarity but: Connecticut (1 ll.This Duke team doesn't have the player of the year-caliber star the country). He leads the coun- They had the easiest ride to the 78-71. TRACK. FROM PAGE 5 the entire team together for try with 23 double-doubles and Final Four, never facing a team the competition," Sehmann Sehmann said. "Getting said. through the meet healthy is The Falcon runners have also a goal, as well as taking been working hard this week advantage of the opportunity in preparation for tomorrow's ^\V/V^Ll7]C^raRraSoGQL^]_ to get better." meet. The Invile will be a This meet will truly be a chance for them lo gain expe- team effort, with all of the rience, work towards their members competing. goals and win a scored meet. 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Ruth (714) is within reach this arrival of Japanese shortstop Kaz anew to make it to the World Also this season: in spring training, is 19 homers "Playing at home, with the year. And if that happens, Hank Matsui. He's among several top Series Both teams were within — Lee Mazzilli (Baltimore! shy of the milestone. opportunity to pitch in front of Aaron's record of 755 would be rookies, a group that includes five outs and holding three-run and Ozzie Guillen (White Sox) — Paul Molitor, the new hit- people live who haven't seen it... on deck. Minnesota catcher Joe Mauer, leads in the playoffs before stun- become first-time managers. ting coach in Seattle, and Dennis we're hoping to do some great "I think I can do anything. ... Oakland shortstop Bobby ning collapses. Dave Miley got the job in Eckersley will be inducted into things with the club," Clemens I'm going for it all," said Bonds, Crosby and San Diego shortstop Boston lost Game 7 of the Cincinnati after holding it on an the Hall of Fame this summer. said. who turns 40 this summer. Khalil Greene. ALCS to the Yankees when Pedro interim basis for the second half Future Hall of Famer Rickey The new Astros aces will get a Maddux, back with the Cubs Greene will show off his tal- Martinez couldn't hold a late last season. In an interesting Henderson, still eager to play at neat challenge in the NL from after helping Atlanta win its 12th ents in the Padres' new stadium, edge and Aaron Boone homered coincidence, Miley and fellow 45, is searching f6r a team. straight division title, also is clos- Petco Park. Billy Wagner, traded in the 11th inning. Chicago blew managers Tony La Russa, Lou A'I> A ; • M': i^UA4»ci.< ..._...... ■.'■'■•■•■:■-■■•■■■- FRIDAY April 2, 2004 www.bgnews.com/pulse LOU REED: The leg- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY end strikes back with a VOLUME 98 ISSUE 124 2 CD shot of live per- formances; PA6E 111 SPULSE seta life calendar of events Friday 11 p.m. Grasshopper Pie The Skeleton Crew Fuse Howards Club H 11 p.m. Weszt NateSWally's READ, 11 p.m. By Eric Hariri to heahle to deal with room and bathroom are THRU PUISf ItRIIER Soul FM large crowds of college the worse lo clean on the Brewster's When a customer stops students who are intoxi- weekend," bcarringcr into a restaurant after a 7:30 p.m. cated late at night. said. long nigh) at the bar, they UAO Presents "Shrek" "I have a really high tol- Al other places the Union Theater probably never slop to erance for people who messes can sometimes think what it is like to he aren't in the right slate of he much worse then a 11 p.m. on the other side of the UAO Presents " Cat in the Hat" mind," Brozene said. dirty dining room or Union Theater counter. I or some servers, the bathroom. According to a few third relaxed atmosphere dur- "I would say .we have 7:30 p.m. shift workers in town, it is ing the late night shift more deliberate messes," "Treehouse Troupe" a whole other atmos- Joe £. Brown Theater makes being al work Brozene said $5 phere when dealing with more enjoyable. At l-'ri sch's Big Boy cus- customers at night dur- "I think the customers' tomers have wiped puke ing the weekend. Saturday altitude and energy is on the windows in the "A majority of the time heller," Stachowski said. dining room and are 11 p.m. they are a drunk crowd," Hut, even though the known lo steel condi- Primary Blues Band said [Justin Brozene, a customers may he in a ments from the tables Howard's Club H server at I risch's Big Boy. heller mood, they also during third shift. It lakes a certain type of 11 p.m. make more of a mess. Gamble Brothers personality for a worker "Usually the dining LATE SHIFT, PAGE 10 NateSWally's 11 p.m. Twilight Babies Brewster's 7:30 p.m. UAO Presents "Cat in the Hat" Union Theater 9:30 p.m. UAO Presents "Shrek" Union Theater 7:30 p.m. "Treehouse Troupe" Joe E. Brown Theater ^■t ~^M w.y WK "M $5 Sunday 3 p.m-2 a.m. Carnival of Fools: Benefit for NoHarm Howard's Club H 9:30 p.m. UAO Presents Cat in the Hat" Union Theater 2 p.m. "Treehouse Troupe" Joe E Brown Theater $5 MFA Thesis Monday Exhibition 8 p.m. Schedule jazz Guitar and Vocal Jazz Art students receive Ensembles April 18 - 25 Bryan Recital Hal Sarah Brokke Kari Doane DJ Kehoe David Diin.ii Nate & Watty's Ngoc Nhu My Nguyen recognition for works Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery Tuesday By Nichole Rominski a faculty jury who will decide of exhibits in the display which In addition to, the awards, Aaron Witwer PULSE WRITER which pieces are accepted into includes pictures and sculptures some students have also elected Willard Wankelman Gallery During my first year here on the exhibition." as well as paintings. to put their art work up for sale. Comedy/Open Mic Night campus, I, as many other stu- The students also write an Each artist has more than one "It is entirely the student's choice Easy Street Cafe April 24 dents, have visited the Union. artist statement that is placed part to their exhibit so the view- to put something up for sale or 7-9 p.m. On one of my visits I noticed the next to their particular display. er can capture the various not" says Nathan. Closing Reception Art Department's Senior Thesis However, don't be fooled like I visions created by the artists. The Senior Thesis Exhibition Wednesday is definitely something to see. I Exhibition. Partly because the was. The display is only a small "It takes us a long time to put April 30 - May 7 art is so amazing and partly sample of the student's work. together," Nathan said, "we're was honestly impressed when I Jazz Night Julie Kiechel becauseof a nudge from my edi- The faculty jury also decides very proud of it" saw some of the an work up on Brandon Harrell Easy Street Cafe display. The photographs really tor, 1 decided to investigate the which pieces will represent the An artist can also receive Diane Shearon matter further. work as a whole and be placed awards for their work make you think and the paint- 11 p.m. ings are visually captivating.' Jason Lewis The Senior Thesis Exhibition on display in the Union to attract A few of the awards include Dorothy Urber Bryan Gallery Scott Ballard is when graduating seniors with the interest of passers-by. the Block-Heskett award, the Ending on April 7, the Senior Nate & Watty's Labino Art and Technology Thesis Exhibition will make a bachelors in fine arts get to Students can visit the 7- 9 p.m. show off their best work. Dorothy Uber Bryan and Willard award, and the Bowen- room for those artists receiving Thompson Student Union their masters in fine arts, in the April 30 "The students submit a few Wankelman Galleries in the Fine Opening Reception pieces that are representative of Arts Building to view displays by Purchase award. They are valued MFA Thesis Exhibition. artists such as graphic designer from a $75 gift certificate award - If you get a chance, go over to their best work of their four years April 19-May 8 Nick Pietravoia. ed to Kara Daving to the $900 the Fine Arts Building and check in school" said gallery director MFA Spotlight Jacqueline Nathan. "The sub- The art itself is truly awe- paid to Robin Shafer by the it out. It's something no one Union Galleries' EVENTS, PAGE 11 mitted pieces are then judged by inspiring. There is a wide variety Student Union. should miss. KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW36NEWS.COM/PULSE ■ •■ &gjmt.ixx.... 188^ ■■■■"■".:,■.' WWW.BGNEWS.COM TlIK PULSE Friday, April 2,2004 10 HOLOCAUST I THIRD IN A FOUR-PART SERIES "Usually the dining room and bathroom are the worst to clean on the weekend." Spielberg's award-winner PENNY BEARRINGER, LATE NIGHT SHIFT EMPLOYEE captures tragedy of times Rowdiness makes By left VanK now able to live in a newly avail- Schindler looks on, he notices a In the film's epilogue we find PUISi WRITER late shift bearable able apartment and he'll be able little girl wandering the streets in that there are over 6,000 descen- The Holocaust became all too to pay the Jews slave wages to confusion. Spielberg brilliantly dants from "Schindler's Jew's". LATE SHIFT, FROM PAGE 9 garlic bread with cheese and real last night at the Gish work in his factory. Schindler gives the girl's dress color so she That is 2,000 more than the three subs during third shift I heater with Steven Spielberg's doesn't exactly know how to run stands out. We sec her go up to lewish population of Poland. Fights among the customers according to Kenny Stachowski masterful "Schindler's List." This a factory so he hires a lewish her apartment and cower under The film ends as actual are more common during these who is a server there. installment of the Holocaust accountant Itzhac Stem (Ben her bed. Schindler never learns "Schindler lews" pay homage at late night shirts on the weekend The most popular order Series is the most graphic of the Kingslcy) to run the operation. the young girl's fate until he vis- Schindler's grave. We see the dif- as welL To make sure nothing among customers during third series and is also the most realis- Stern and Schindler are both its Auschwitz. In this scene ference that one person can happens between customers at shift at Myles is boscos cheese- tic working an angle with this facto- Schindler can do nothing but make when the rest of the popu- Taco Bell, police officers are sticks. This is probably because "Schindler's List" gives us a ry. Schindler sees an opportuni- helplessly watch. lation turned their heads This is always keeping a watchful eye they are a cheap appetizer that is first hand account of what life ty to make a lot of money with- He can save lives though and a remarkable film and will move during the third shift on the prepared quickly. would have been like for the out doing much work. Stem (hat is what his life's mission anyone who watches it weekends. Frisch's Big Boy draws specific lews of Poland under the Nazi's sees an opportunity to save the becomes from then on. Once "The people are generally crowds on certain nights of the rule. As the movie plot contin- lives of his friends and family. the Jews are at the labor camp CAST OF SCHINDLER'S LIST drunk and more rowdy," week, especially from Uptown's ues to build, we see how the Both men know what the other they are under thecontrolofthe Bearringer said. Sometimes it is Drag Night and Goth Night, and Nazi's systematically wiped out is up to, but choose to look the very evil man Amon Goeth Liam Neeson - Oskar amusing for the workers to the Cla-Zel's Rocky Horror the Jewish people. In the begin- other way because they need (Ralph Fiennes). Schindler watch the customers at night. Picture Show. ning of the film, people are each other. Goeth is a hypocrite in every Ralph Fiennes - Amon The simplest tasks like push- There are also some advan- forcibly being removed from Soon Oskar Schindler's values sense of the word. He believes Goeth ing a door open or ducking tages for the servers who are able their homes and relocated to the change and he is no longer in it that Jews are worthless beings Jonathon Sagall - Poldek under a guard rail become diffi- to deal with the customers dur- ghettos. for the money. He now sees that and uses them as target practice Pfefferberg cult for some of the more intoxi- ing third shift. In one heart wrenching the Jews are being exterminated from the balcony of his "villa" Norbert Weisser - Albert cated customers according to "That's when I can make the sequence after another, we see and he is the only chance of sal- that overlooks the prison yard. Hujar Bearringer. most money," Stachowski said horrifyingly accurate portrayals vation for his workers. The film That doesn't stop him from Ben Kingsley - Itzhak Not only are many of the cus- • when asked what he enjoyed the of the liquidation of the ghettos never tells us outright when he falling in love with Helen Hirsch, Stern tomers intoxicated, they are also most about working third shift. and life in a concentration changes, hut 1 think it happens an attractive Jewish woman that Caroline Goodall - Emilie hungry after a long night. For some servers the relaxed camp. when he sees the liquidation of he forces to be his "personal Schindler According to Penny atmosphere during the late night When we first meet Oskar the ghettos. This is when the maid." Embeth Davidtz - Helen Bearringer, she was surprised shift makes being at work more "Schindler's List" is Spielberg's Schindler (Uam Neeson) he is a Jews were forced out of their Hirsch when two customers ordered $40 enjoyable. shameless man that welcomes communal homes and shipped best film, as it is his most per- Andrzej Seweryn - Julian worth of tacos while she was Overall, though some of the the Nazi rule. He doesn't neces- off to the labor camp. sonal. At the end of this film we Schemer working at a popular fast food customers make it difficult on sarily share the Nazi ideology, Women and children are see a man who risked his life Malgoscha Gebel - chain in town. the third shift workers to do their but he sees a good opportunity openly executed in the streets as and spent his entire fortune to Victoria Klonoska At Myles, nine students have jobs, it doesn't seem to be as bad when one presents itself. He is people are herded into lines. As save over nine hundred lives. ordered three large pizzas, a large as many people would imagine order of boscos cheese-sticks, on the other side of that counter. TONY C AND Ever. pared to Lou Reed and L0UQUE It begins to seem that "Faya" Bottom Line: The truth is Leonard Cohen, but Wagner was created because Louque THE TRUTH that this album is probably not takes himself less seriously, was having difficulties decid- worthy of your time. Besides, delivering his whispered tales SO LONG ing on what direction the band at the rate that Tony C is going, with a hint of irony and no should go. DEM0NOPH0NIC this could be a one album sense of urgency. Lava/Everline/ Bottom Line This album is BLUES band before they have to Tracks on Aw CMon like Newlafaya Records a take it or leave it kind of deal. change the name to Tony C, "Women I lelp to Create the If you would like to try it before Lava Records His Voice Box and the Truth. Kind of Men They Despise" The record promoter you buy it, just go to your local - Chelsea Howard and "Action Figure," find geniuses at Lava Records have Hollister store, it is liable to end Knock, Knock. Who's there? Wagner at his quirky best. promised that. "If you have a up coming out of their speak- Five men from upstate New Meanwhile, No, You CMon fondness for Massive Attack, ers some time soon. Also, if Billboanl York who were sick of their day spices up the mellow mood you will dig Loque (sic)" and "If adding a piano to a few songs jobs, decided to get together TWO IN ONE REVIEW with grungier offerings like you own a Coldplay record, on an album gives one the and write songs about booze "Nothing Adventurous Please" you will dig Louque." right to compare themselves to and women. LAMBCHOP and "The Gusher." Not only is it bad enough Coldplay, someone should FINDER'S TOP TEN Tony C and The Truth's first Be warned, Lambchop may that the record promoters can't alert the Liberace estate. I'm album, Demonophonic Blues, even spell their client's name AW C'MON & not appeal to all listeners, sure that would boost record 1. Usher Confessions combines elements of good especially musical vegetarians. right, but to compare Louque, sales for them too musicianship, scary and most- NO, YOU C'MON which is pronounced "Luke," But for those who are still look- - Chelsea Howard 2. Godsmack The Other Side ly annoying vocals and a DJ ing for a true alternative to the to trip-hop giants Massive that sounds as if he is letting Merge Records alternative, pick up one or Attack or to the mainstream SC00BY- gcibils run all over the alternative sensation, Coldplay, 3. The Vines Winning Days both of these albums. D00 2: turntable, creating a rather ■Anilreu'Clayman would be the humble equiva- nauseating sound. No, they have nothing to do lent of comparing apples to MONSTERS 4. Leftover Salmon Leftover And to think that they nuclear bombs. with Shari lewis' lovable sock Salmon opened for Sugar Ray in a pre- puppet, and yes, they just Louque's debut album, UNLEASHED vious concert leg. Astonishing! might be the best band you've which will be released May The album opens with a never heard of. 18th, So Long, supposedly gal- 5.N.E.R.D. Fly Or Die track called, "Who I Are." LOU REED lops into a new category in SOUNDTRACK With six albums already Warner Bros. If the terrible grammatical under their belts, Lambchop which Newlafaya Records has 6. Master ? Good Side/Bad error doesn't get on your christened as "Faya." have earned themselves a cult ANIMAL Side nerves, just wait until the following and a reputation "Faya" is described as an vocals begin. among critics as one of the SERENADE attempt to blend New Orleans Despite being number one Tony C, who credits his most ambitious and imagina- Street beats with a bit of a at the box-office opening 7. Yeah Yeah Yeahs Fever To raspy vocals to the fact that he tive American bands of the Wamet Bros. Caribbean influence. Or in week, "Scooby-Doo 2: Tell smokes unfiltered Lucky past decade. other words, "Faya" is just a Monsters Unleashed," has Strikes, has a voice that sounds fancy gimmick name for the Now the Nashville super- Where do I begin? First of all, received unfavorable reviews. 8. Norah Jones Feels Like Home very forced at times. group is back and doubling Lou Reed is a legend. But his mixture of dub, dancehall, Matching these bad reviews is His publicists' describe it as their pleasure with the simul- most recent release, Animal electronic and alternative one more: My review for its matching the likes of Brian taneous releases of two new Serenade, has a few disap- music in attempts to package soundtrack. In a word, this CD 9. The Passion Of Christ lohnson from AC/DC to Tom albums, Aw CMon and No, You pointments. On the other itself as something that is new is horrible. Soundtrack Waits, even though Brian CMon. hand, there are a few elements and exciting. Newlafaya, bring Anyone who owns a CD lohnson rarely dropped out of out your next contestant. It's not the first time a band that come as a pleasant sur- burner can easily recreate this 10. David Byrne Grown a high falsetto and Tom Waits has released separate albums prise. The album opens with a soundtrack. This album com- is a baritone. on the same day (Tom Waits, I have to commend him on song entitled, "Perique" which bines some of the lamest pop Backwards Tony C is a low bass. I le hits Bruce Springsteen and Guns this CD, which is a recorded is a special type of tobacco that songs from the last three notes that almost hurt to listen 'N' Roses did). But after listen- live performance from the can only be found in lead decades. Its track list plays like TOP 5 DVDs to because the notes are not ing to both CDs, it's hard to see Wiltem Theatre and the singer/songwriter's Dustan an hour of mix radio. hit well. Tony C's voice can best why Lambchop couldn't have Westwood One. Also praise- Louque's hometown. In addition to its classics, it be described as Tom Keifer saved their fans some cash and worthy are his performances It opens with the sound of features five brand new record- 1. "Dawn Of The Dead" from Cinderella playing packaged the two discs as a from early Velvet Underground two older southern (perhaps ings from some of today's new around with one of those bad double Lfi classics "Heroin," "Venus In Jamaican) men engaged in a artists: Simple Plan, Ruben 2. "Schindler's List" voice machines that makes Then again, it's also hard to Furs" and "All Ibmorrow's conversation, followed by an Studdard, Bowling For Soup (Remastered) one sound like a giant. feel guilty about putting a few Parties;" as well as several alternative sounding bass line and others. Whatever it is, it needs to extra bucks in the coffer of a selections from his previous and an electronic-like melody While fans of pop music will 3. "Dave Chapelle Show: end. You can do it Tony C, and band this beautifully bizarre. release, The Raven. clashing against Louque's probably enjoy Fatboy Slims Nicorette can help. lambchop tends to get cate- The 2-CD live album is the scratchy, yet characterized "The Rockafella Skank," Season One" The song "No Pain" is quot- gorized among the likes of so- third of his live performance voice. Harvey Danger's "Flagpole ed to be "Complete with the called "alt-country" bands like albums, the prior being Rock & His voice can best be Sitta," Wild Cherry's "Play that 4. "School Of Rock" kind of guitar licks that B.B. Wilco and the Jayhawks, but Roll Animal and TakeNo described as a southern Jack Funky Music" and the B-52's King's main squeeze, iAicille, both Aw CMon and No, You Prisoners, credited as being the Johnson that is trying to do his "Love Shack;" chances are they might have spit out at you." CMon exhibit a diversity of best live albums ever made. best impression of Dave already have these songs 5. "Matchstick Men" Unless B.B. King had huge sounds and styles that makes Where my disappointment Matthews, but ends up sound- burned on their favorite party blonde mall hair and wore any classification pT ' hope- comes in is with Inn Reed's ing like a strangled lohn CDs. WFAL FIVE ON THE more makeup than most less. between-song banter. Often Ondrasik. A mix that is rather While I did enjoy the addi- women in the 80s, he would Eccentric front n longwinded and purposeless, captivating at times, but just tion of the New Radicals' "You RISE most likely not enjoy the licks Wagner and his sm. y of his babbling becomes irritating like the pet rocks of the 70s, all Get What You Give," I'm not so being squeezed out of either backing musicians mu.v from and you wish he would just get good things must come to an desperate to buy this CD in 1. Psyopus Ideas of Reference guitarist in this band. the lush orchestration and on with it and play the next end. order to own the one great The song leaves one antici- "Still In Waiting," which pedal steel sweetness of classic number. While it's easy enough song on the album. 2. Icarus Line Penance Sioree pating a surprise duet with Nashville ("Steve McQueen" to hit the "skip" button on your combines reggae-like drum If you happen to be a big fan Bret Michaels at any time, and and "Listen") to the rhythm CD player, after every song this and bass rhythms, and "Kenny of Simple Plan or the Scooby the women backup singers and blues of Memphis ("Under task becomes annoying The let," which begins with a Doo film, you may be interest- 3. OneLineDrawing The really seal the deal for the 80s a Dream of a Lie") and still find While some of Reed's lyrics very angry young Brooklynite ed to know that the CD is Volunteers theme. time to drop in elements of seem watered down, they only threatening someone, along enhanced with links to Simple The most horrible injustice with being accompanied by jazz, pop, folk, soul and indie .make the great rock and roll Plan's music video for "Don't 4. Machine Head Through the is done to the cover of "Fight rock. songs that much more enjoy- MC Pauley Ethnic, makes one \ Va 11 n ,i Think About You" as For Your Right (to Party)." I Lambchop's 40-something able. If you can handle the rather confused when trying to well as behind-the-scenes Ashes of Empires really hope The Beastie Boys singer, Wagner, is like that nonsensical commentary of figure out how exactly this footage from filming of the have not heard this rendition; weird uncle who visits your one of the foundations of band was described as ambi- movie. 5. Grey Does Matter How to the only thing this song makes ent. family on holidays, gets drunk modem music, check this out. Other than that, this sound- Make Millions in Real Estate you want to fight for is that and methodically shares his - Andrea Wilhelm The cover of Mazzy Star's track is not worth your time or people who are still Irving in observations on everything ballad, "Cry, Cry," does the money. the 80s and driving Camaros except the topic at hand. His song a fair justice; however, it's - Andrea Wilhelm never get a hold of tliis song vocal stylings have been com- nothing to write home about V WWW.BGNEWS.COM THE PULSE Friday, April 2,2004 11 Yoga class to relax Out with old, in with ••• old students, faculty Remakes: Good & Bad By Glenn Lovell of the Rings" trilogy owes Factory"—that rather than ask, "The Ladykillers"—(Ethan KNIGHT RIDOER something to Ralph Bakshi's "What's next?" it almost would and Joel Coen, 2004). As By Rachel Bobak The Instructor is originally The great lohn I luston, animated "lXJI'R," which cov- save time to enumerate those improbable as it sounds, the PUlSt WRITER from Argentina and has been whose resumd included "The ered a book-and-a-half of the rare original-screenplay pro- Brit comedy from 1955 about a Breathe in. Breathe out. Relax. teaching yoga for 20 years. African Queen" and "The trilogy in 1978. jects. quintet of larcenous screw-ups Repeat. Longer meditation and relax- Treasure of the Sierra Madre." Around the corner works just as well in the Deep Relieve stress, meditate and ation cool downs is the differ- had little good to say about his — "WalkingTall" (April 2), THEGOOD South, thanks to first-rate set relax to enjoy life to the fullest. ence between Bidart-Bouzat her- industry's maddening habit of with The Rock now meting out "His Girl Friday"— (Howard design and Tom Hanks as the Yoga is the new rage in the 21st self and other instructors, she repeating itself. "Don't remake vigilante justice in a Pacific Hawks, 1940). The wildly imagi- eccentric, oddly lovable century for getting in-shape. says. The cool down usually lasts good movies," the director once Northwest town frill of drug native rethinking of "The Front "brains" of the outfit Yoga opens the body, mind and approximately 15 minutes. groused. "Remake bad ones!" dealers; Page" is one of the all-time spirit. The yoga class usually lasts 45 What would Huston think of —"The Alamo" (April 9), with great screwball comedies. THEBAD First developed 5,000 years minutes long with postures and the current glut of Hollywood Billy Bob Thornton as an "The Maltese Falcon"—(John "The Outrage"— (Martin Ritt, ago in India as a Buddhist tradi- stretches. Certain postures stim- remakes? Everywhere you look unlikely stand-in for Duke Huston, 1941). The third ver- 1964). All that and more! Paul tion. Buddhism became the sen- ulate balance and increase activi- these days there are big-budget Wayne's musket-wielding Davy sion of the Dashiell Hammett Newman attempts a Hispanic sation to practice religion and ty in trie endocrine system, redos: "Dawn of the Dead," Crockett; mystery is the stuff that hard- version of Toshiro Mifune's ban- meditation. Bidart-Bouzat said. "Ned Kelly" and "The —"The Stepford Wives" boiled dreams are made of. dit in "Rashomon." The practice of yoga continues Deep breathing and focus is Ladykillers"— all, ahem, "re- (June 11), with Nicole Kidman invasion of the Body "A Star Is Bom"—{Frank today for all ages, not just in a the central aspect of yoga for imaginings" of cult favorites. taking over for Katharine Ross Snatchers"—(Phil Kaufman, Pearson, 1976). Barbra religious aspect. For college stu- stress relieving circumstances. They follow in the choppy as a newcomer to a town full of 1978). "They're still coming to Streisand in an insipid, narcis- dents, yoga can relax and i ran - Yoga also focuses on the physical wake of numerous star-vehicle automaton hausfrauen; get you!" Don Siegel's clammy sistic soft-rock remake of the quilze the body, mind and spirit, body by increasing flexibility and remakes, including "Swept — "The Manchurian classic about suspiciously backstage perennial. in between exams and home- muscle tone. Away" with Madonna, Candidate" (July30), with vacant pod people was updated "King Kong"—(John work assignments. The tools needed for yoga are "Cheaper by the Dozen" with Denzel Washington subbing for for the even more self-involved Guillermin, 1976). Jessica Lange The Bowen-'lliompson mats, yoga blocks and wedges, Steve Martin, "Freaky Friday" Frank Sinatra as a war veteran Me Generation. Remade again, pitching woo to a giant Student Union is sponsoring a blankets and bolsters, yoga bags, with Jamie Lee Curtis, "Ocean's racing to foil a programmed much less successfully, in '94. mechanical ape that fails to yoga class for students and facul- yoga straps, sandbags and yoga Eleven" with George Clooney, assassin; and "Heaven Can Wait"— perform. and "The Italian Job," "Planet of —"Alfie" (Sept. 17) with Jude (Warren Beatty, 1978). Beatty's ty balls. "Cape Fear"—(Martin Rosa Hanco, program coordi- For clothing, wear form fitting the Apes" and "The Truth About Law as the charming louse orig- remake of "I lere Comes Mr. Scorsese, 1991). Robert De Niro nator for the Union, said that it shirts and pants, according to Charlie" (a modern-day inally played by Michael Cable Jordan" strikes just the right bal- is monstrously over-the-top as was easier for the faculty and yoga.com. "Charade") all with Mark There are so many remakes ance between satire and whim- ex-con Max Cady. ' staff to have it in the Union Yoga is an exclusive workout Wahlberg, i lollywood's Remake in the pipeline—Pater Jackson sy and boasts a wonderful com- "The Getaway"—(Roger because it is during their lunch for flexibility, meditation and King. has swapped I lohbits for King edy ensemble. Donaldson, 1994). What, the hour and is close by. relaxation. If in the mood to con- Technically speaking, the last Kong, Adam Sandier and Chris "The Fly"—(David Sam Peckinpah original with "They mainly focus on medi- template life, yoga will smooth two best-picture Oscar winners Rock are giving The longest Cronenberg, 1986). The hit Steve McQueen at his most tation," said I lanco. "A lot of yoga out the rough edges into a more were remakes. "Chicago" is a Yard" a comic makeover, Tim from 1958 about a basement charismatic wasn't exciting now is much more advanced." relaxed state of serenity. musical version of the silent Burton and lolmny Depp have experiment that goes horribly enough? In the yoga class taught by The yoga classes will be held in "Chicago" from 1927 and "Roxie teamed up again for "Willy wrong gets a full makeover, and "Psycho"—(Gus Van Sam, Gaby Bidart-Bouzat, she tries to 308 McMaster Room every Hart" from 1941, and "The Lord Wonka and the Chocolate the results are 10 times as scary. 1998). Tantamount to sacrilege. ensure her students the ultimate Thursday from noon to 1p.m., relaxation. starting the second session on "1 focus more on relaxation," Apr. 1 until Apr. 29. she says. "I've noticed in America The sessions are 6 weeks long that the yoga classes are more for $40 with a maximum of 15 Mest to perform at fast paced." people. BG NEWS BRIEFING Howard's Thursday Free poetry contest open to BG residents EVENTS, FROM PAGE 9 FUN YOGA FACTS The International Library style to: The International of Poetry, the largest poetry library of Poetry. Suite 19919, Wednesday •23% of Americans said they •Celebrities such as Madonna, organization in the world, has I Poetry Plaza, Owning Mills, Thursday regularly do Yoga, meditation or Ricky Martin, Al Pacino, announced that $58,000 in MD2I117. 9 p.m. other stress reducing exercises Catherine Zeta-Jones and prizes will be awarded this The poem should be 20 11 p.m. WBGU-FM 88.1 Presents (Wall Street Journal NBC poll), Annette Bening are (outing year in the International lines or less and the author's Mest if The Natural History Yoga's unique benefits. Open Poetry Contest. name and address should Fallout Boy •fortune 500 Companies Poets from Bowling Green, appear on the top of the page. Animal Animal Matchbook Romance including Nike, Citibank, IBM •Over 74% of traditional health including beginners, are Entries must be post- The Drama Club Dynamite Boy and Apple now offer on-site Yoga clubs are now offering Yoga in encouraged to try to win their marked or sent via the Howard's Club H Howard's Club H classes for employees. their activities.(lntemational and share of over 250 prizes. Internet by May 31. You may Racket Sports Association, 2000). To enter, send one original also enter online at 11 p.m. Dl Diamond •Medical doctors such as Dean poem, any subject and any www.poetry.com. Jeremy Culpepper Nate & Wally's Omish and insurance compa- •Recognized as complemen- Brewster's nies such as Blue Shield pre- tary to sports like golf or tennis, scribe and cover Yoga for patients Yogu improves mental and phys- with heart disease, asthma, and ical performance and protects diabetes (U.S. News & Vtorld against injury. Report). 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April 2.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM <3^Mk CAUTION CHILDREN This weekend, Off-Campus the kids invade AT PLAY Activities that are once again fun for all ages Sluhe Restivo Compiled by Adam Wright POKIER W'ith five years of suc- cess under their belts, o you want to bring your siblings to the University for committees from all over campus, including Sibs N' Kids weekend but you wouldn't be caught the Resident Student Association and the dead at one of the campus activities? Here's a list of Outdoor Program Adventure Club, have combined to make some off-campus fun that everyone can enjoy: the 6th annual Sibs N' Kids weekend—beginning today— an s This weekend is also the begin- night Saturday and Sunday it Professor Tinker's ning of Sandsational Spring costs $3.00. Shoe rental is $1.75. entertaining and bonding experience for University students Playhouse and Break where you can play in and their siblings. Workshop: sand and view sand sculptures. Movies: This is probably the best des- Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Again, you can see a movie From the very beginning, participants have the option of Bishara said. Students are also tination for sibling fun in Friday and Saturday and Noon anytime with your siblings, but if nothing on the above list RSA has sponsored a carnival in attending the BGSU Tennis vs. encouraged to Invite friends. Bowling Green. Half of the store, to 5 p.m. Sunday. the Perry Field I louse. Over the Northern Illinois game, the For Colby Zachrich, an art located in the Woodland appeals to you, there are two Cost: Children 2 and under movie (heaters in Bowling years, more activities have been Treehouse Troupe Theatre education major, visiting his Towne Center, is a toy store get in free, ages 3 to 12 are $6.50, added to the schedule. Productions, a planetarium older brother during Sibs N' while the other half is a Chuck Green to quench your cinemat- ages 13-65 are $8.50 and ages 65 ic thirst. Other universities including show, a piano concert, movies Kids weekend is still a favorite E. Cheese's-esque playroom and up are $6. Ohio State, Ohio University and playing in the Union Theater, memory. equipped with an air hockey the University of Toledo also and a karaoke night in the "I always had fun hanging table, ski ball, among other ToldedoZoo: The ( la -/el. the historic the- have similar weekends dedicat- Falcon's Nest, among other out with my brother's friends games. atre in downtown Bowling They have animals and ani- Green, will not be playing any ed to younger siblings and fam- activities. and catching a glimpse of life Hours: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. mals are fun. ily members in the spring. Last "It's so cute to watch a 7-year- on campus," he said. "It's cool Friday and Saturday and child-friendly movies this week- Hours: Are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. end until Sunday's showing of year the University hosted old sing, 'Man 1 feel like a because I used to visit my Sunday from Noon to 5 p.m. all weekend. more than 400 guests during woman,' and really get into it," brother on Sibs N' Kids week- To Kill a Mockingbird. Cost: Children under 2 get in Cost: Tickets are $3.75 for this weekend and is expecting said Heather M. Bishara, the end, but now my younger sister Xscape: free, ages 2 to 11 and 60 and up to attract just as many this year. program coordinator for Sibs visits me. She likes meeting my Make sure your brothers and children 12 and under and Today, students and their are $6 and everyone in between adults 65 and over. Tickets for N'Kids weekend. friends, everyone here is really sisters bring their skateboards are $9. Parking is $5. guests have free admission to The purpose of Sibs N' Kids nice to her." and rollerblades to this indoor adults in between are $6.00. the Student Recreation Center weekend is to bring families skate park. Also located in the Bowling: Woodland Mall Cinema 5 between 6-11 p.m. closer together. But these Woodland Towne Center, the You can probably go bowling For the rest of the day, the events are not limited to family, park is filled with ramps and charges $3.50 for movies before at home, but if you have some 6 p.m., tickets after 6 p.m. they even make you sign a avid bowling fans in your family waver before skating which Friday and Saturday are $5.75. diere are two bowling alleys For children ages 1 through 10 either means it's really danger- right in town. ous or really exciting. It costs and adults 65 and up tickets are always $3.50. Make sure you S10 per skater for the whole day. Al-Mar lanes, 1010 N. Main bring cash, though, because Hours: 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. St., has open bowling after 9 Friday, Noon to midnight this theatre does not accept p.m. Friday and Saturday and credit or debit. Saturday and Sunday from after 1 p.m. Sunday. It costs Security, safety Noon to 7 p.m. $3.75 to bowl and $1.75 for Quality Tune: COSI: shoes. Above all else, just spend time with your siblings. Not only is important aspects If you can make the trip to Varsity Lanes, 1033 S. Main downtown Toledo, this hands- this activity free, but you know St., has open bowling all week- your siblings will enjoy it on science center is well worth end. it. You can ride a bicycle on a Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday because they came up to see of the weekend thin wire 20 feet in the air and you. it costs $2.50. After 6 p.m. speak to someone through Friday and from 10 a.m. to mid- huge yellow discs 100 feet apart. nents aren't required to have a good time, seriojs conse- does quences will be rendered to so safety," those who drink and are under- age. Dotson said. "Be mindful of the conse- The biggest concern for quences of your actions and try Dining services offer special treats University Police this weekend to set a good example." is underage consumption. According to Sean Can gen- By AlliaJ. Miller specials. While additional officers will Freshens ice cream all weekend eral manager of Junction Bar REPORTER "More kid-friendly food items (until Sunday at 3 pm). not be on duty for the weekend, and Grill, they are the strictest Sibs N' Kids will need fuel to and desserts that appeal to For some, Sibs N' Kids week- extra officers will be available to Students and their guests can end is a time for University stu- bar in town when it comes to keep them going for all the younger children will be also annul brunch with mas- help crack down on underage cracking down on underage activities planned for this week- offered," said Nancy loseph, dents to expose their siblings to consumers. cots, Freddie and Frieda Falcon college life and to spend quality drinkers and have led the city in end. With everything that will be food coordinator at Dining in the Union ballroom Sunday According to Tony Dotson, taking ID's and deterring under- taking place, the young ones Services. from lla.m.-l p.m. time while having good, clean patrol officer with University fun. For others this weekend is a age people. will definitely need food to keep If you're wondering where to Other offers include Saturday Police, there has historically "Dont come here if you're not them energized for the festivi- take your younger sibling or kid, time to show their younger sib- been a higher number of inci- and Sunday breakfast specials lings one side of the college life 21 and if you have a bad attitude ties. check out a few of the tasty for $3.50 in Founders Hall, dents of fighting and vandalism you're not allowed in here," Carr For this reason, officials with options available at local dining that they've only heard about— during Sibs N' Kids weekend. partying and drinking. said. University Dining Services hope halls. Also, the Union will be "Our primary concern is that they can help out with menu offering free "kiddie cones" at TREATS, PAGE 15 Although these two compo- everyone has a good time but I > WWW.BGNEWS.COM Friday. April 2,2004 13 BB GUN SHOTS FIRED ON BUS www.bgnews.com/nation CHILLICOTHE, Ohio (AP) — A school bus was shot by BB guns while dropping children off at a trailer park yesterday afternoon, authorities said. No one was hurt and sheriff's deputies arrested two 16-year-olds. Ross County Sherriff's Lt. Dennis McKeever said the boys were arrested and released to their parents pending the formal filing of charges. NATION Three Miami police officers convicted in gun cover-up By Catherine Wilson The verdict capped a four- plainclothes units at a time alley. Botli were shot in the back, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS week trial that was disrupted in when the department was which is permissible under a MIAMI —Three Miami police the middle of deliberations under international pressure to state law allowing police to officers were convicted yester- when three jurors were dis- halt a string of deadly tourist shoot at unarmed fleeing felons. day for their part in a scheme in missed for health reasons or robberies. But the guns recovered near which guns were planted near other problems. The judge In a trial nearly a year ago, a them had no fingerprints, and the bodies of two fleeing robbers rejected a defense request for a jury acquitted four officers, con- one was loaded witli the wrong shot to death by police. mistrial and ordered delibera- victed three others and dead- ammunition. Neither had been Sgt. Jose Quintcro faces up to tions to start over with two alter- locked on four more. This latest George Kochanwc. Jr. AP Photo fired. five years for conspiracy for nate jurors. trial involved three of die officers Attorneys for the officers, who SPREADING LIKE WILDFIRE: A slurry bomber drops retardent planting one of the guns. Lt. "The verdict represents a per- whose earlier case ended in a are Hispanic, promised an on a home just east of Seaman Reservoir. Thursday afternoon Israel Gonzalez and Officer Jorge version of the jury process," said hung jury. appeal and accused the jury of April, 1 2004, while battling a wildfire near LaPorte, Colorado. Garcia were convicted of cover- defense attorney Sam Rabin. The retrial centered on the being biased against llispanics. ing up the scheme and face up to But prosecutor Curtis Miner most dramatic shooting of the Two of the excused jurors were 10 years in prison for conspiracy, said: "That's really the last resort, scandal. I lispanic, as were at least three perjury and obstructing justice. once they have been found I-our robbers being pursued remaining jurors. Colorado wildfire The case was the latest trial to guilty, to blame it on the jury, by police in 1995 jumped out of Marielys QuintetD, wife of one come out Miami's biggest police iliis is a solid verdict" their moving car. One was of the defendants, said: "It was scandal in a generation. Eleven The scandal involved charges arrested, another got away, and obvious it would turn out like officers in all were tried in the that undercover officers planted Antonio Young and Derrick this. After coming from Cuba, I moves toward scandal; nvo others struck plea guns after four police shootings Wiltshire took their chances never thought there would be bargains. The scandal also ush- from 1995 to 1997 that left three jumping 20 feet off an overpass. such racism in this country." ered in a new police chief and men dead. Young died of bullet wounds subdivisions resulted in new shooting policies All the officers charged in the below the bridge, and Wiltshire and a civilian review board. shootings belonged to elite fell mortally wounded in an By Catherine Tsai nearby l-'ort Collins, shelters IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS were set up at a church and LAPORTE. Colo. (AP) — junior high school for evacuees. Scores of families fled a wind- The Federal Emergency whipped wildfire yesterday as il Management Agency crepi toward homes in the approved federal aid to help Pending charges in condom northern Colorado foothills. fight the fire. The evacuation was volun- The blaze, which began tary and no homes were Tuesday when a residential burned. Officials said the fire yard fire got out of control, was being pushed by wind could become more dangerous label fine print spark debates gusting to 35 inph. Il nearly with an approaching storm doubled in size yesterday to front late yesterday, officials By Martha Irvine She's the director of Project 3,500 acres. said. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Reality, an Illinois-based group Sheriff Jim Alderden said The fire is an ominous sign of CHICAGO — It's just a little bit that teaches public school stu- flames had drawn within a what could be a long fire sea- of wording on a condom packer dents about abstinence — and quarter-mile of some homes by son. Colorado, like much of the — so small that Justin Kleinman notes that most students she yesterday evening. West, remains in a drought hadn't noticed it until he squint- speaks with have no idea what "As long as we had our kids, with little sign of relief. ed to read it recently. HPV is. that's all that mattered," said In central Arizona, a 3,500- "This is completely pointless," But scientists who study HPV Andy Martinez, 38, who fled acre wildfire was 75 percent the 24-year-old Chicagoan said worry that abstinence groups are with his wife, two children and contained; full containment is of the warning telling him that, dismissing important informa- pet dog. "It's kind of surreal. You expected this evening. The fire, while condoms can help prevent tion to promote dieir own val- wish it wasn't happening to first spotted Monday, was not the spread of some sexually ues. you." immediately threatening any transmitted diseases, there are "I want to be polite. But it It was unclear how many homes. no guarantees. appalls me when I see scientific people live in the development Southwest of Phoenix, a Even so, diat tiny bit of print is and medical studies being 70 miles northwest of Denver, 5,700-acre wildfire burning in at the center of a raging debate manipulated for a different but authorities said the evacua- the Gila River basin was con- now that President Bush has agenda," said Tom Broker. I le's a tion warning covered 140 tained by last night. No homes asked the Food and Drug professor of biochemistry and homes in two subdivisions. or communities were threat- Administration to modify the molecular genetics at the As a smoky haze settled over ened. current warning to include infor- University of Alabama at mation about human papillo- Birmingham and president of mavirus, commonly called lll'V the International Papillomavirus or genital warts. Society, a coalition of experts On one side are scientists who who study HPV believe dial condoms should be The focus, Broker said, should promoted as a crucial line of be on the fact that condoms defense against several STDs have been shown to reduce the Money for and cervical cancer. On the other risk of cervical cancer, which is M Spencer Green AP Ptioto are groups that advocate waiting caused by HPV and which can for sex until marriage, and who be detected and treated if sive and complicated" body of University of Michigan. Marina see the dangers of HPV as an women get regular PAP smears, scientific literature on lll'V and Libert, a 20-year-old junior at grades at argument for dieir cause. (ine federal Centers for Disease into a few words on a condom Rutgers University, said she's "The lack of information get- Control issued a recent report to label is no easy task. among those who'd be unlikely ting to the American public Congress that included the same "It must be medically accurate to read or heed a condom pack- regarding this disease is beyond conclusion.) and at the same time, be clear age label. comprehension." said Linda Both he and Dr. Ward Cates, and understandable for, like, my "I'm a smoker, and I read the Southern U. Klepacki, manager of the absti- former head of the CDC's 17-year-old when he goes out on warning labels on my cigarettes, nence policy department at STD/H1V prevention group, Saturday night" said Dr. Dan but I still smoke," she said. By Adamn Nossiter said they were upset that fellow locus on the Family, a Colorado- agreed that teaching abstinence Schultz, director of the FDA's "That's the same mentality that THE ASSOCIATED PRESS students had bought grades. based organization. is a key to preventing the spread office of Device Evaluation. He teens might have toward con- BATON ROUGE, La. — A "To me, it shouldn't be going She and others point to of disease. expects to issue recommenda- dom labels." worker in Southern University's on. You've got to earn your research showing that condoms But when someone becomes tions on an IIPV warning by the She'd rather get information registrar's office took money to grade," said Leonard Pete, a don't necessarily prevent the sexually active, they also believe end of the year. from her doctor or books, maga- change grades for 541 current senior. spread of HPV in part because it that "condoms are the best Some young people, mean- zines and Web sites. To dial end, and former students, the school's Some students, however, said may be found on parts of the imperfect way we have." said while, are frustrated that so the makers of such condom chancellor said yesterday. The the practice was widely known, body the latex devices don't Cates, now president of the fam- much attention is being |>aid to brands as Trojan and Durex have scandal probably will cost at though none said they had ever cover. Abstinence is the best way ily Health Institute of Family wording on a condom label. posted information on their Web least some students their degrees paid for a grade. to prevent the disease, she Health International, nonprofit "Honestly, getting people to sites about STDs, as has retailer and could lead to criminal "Sophomore year, it (cost) like argues. global health organization based use a protection at all is the Condomania.com. charges. $75 a grade," said Eddie Green, a Adding that information to a in North Carolina. biggest step," said lessica Keefe, a Both undergraduate and grad- senior. condom label would be "truth in Officials at the FDA concede 21-year-old senior at the uate students were implicated, Jackson said the yearlong advertising," said Libby Gray. that boiling down a "very exten- and some paid to have as many investigation into the scandal as 20 grades changed, began in March 2003, when a Chancellor Edward Jackson said. student enrolled in a Soudicrn In the case that revealed the graduate program presented scandal, computer records credentials showing she had showed a student receiving a earned a bachelor's degree from Attorney says Clinton's 9/11 policies still unknown degree she hadn't earned, he that department. said. The department had no By Melissa Nelson sion) drawing the conclusion the preted the commission's request Clinton and former Vice "I strongly suspect when we record that the woman had ever THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Clinton administration didn't do differently from the archives President Gore have agreed to start revoking grades, we'll start graduated and alerted university LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The X or Y and then there be a docu- and, putting in the best light, has meet privately with the 10-mem- revoking degrees," Jackson said. auditors, who discovered that commission investigating the ment that contradicts that and found that three-fourths of the ber commission. The panel also The school's report has been unauthorized entries had been Sept. 11 attacks isn't getting a full they didn't have access to that pages did not comply with the plans to schedule a joint private turned over to East Baton Rouge made in a number of academic picture of former President document because the current commission's request," he said. interview with President Bush Parish District Attorney Doug records. Clinton's terrorism policies administration decided not to "That's a fairly big difference of and Vice President Cheney. Moreau, who said he intends to lb prevent similar abuses in because the Bush administra- forward it to them," Lindsey said. opinion." Just TUesday, the White House vigorously prosecute partici- the future, the 17.000-student tion won't forward all of Clinton's While presidential records are Taylor Gross, a White House reversed itself and agreed to pants in the scandal. university has new internal con- records to the panel, a lawyer sealed by law for five years after a spokesman, said the administra- allow National Security Adviser Moreau said possible charges trols in place and has assigned said. president leaves office, an excep- tion has fully met the commis- Condoleezza Rice to testify include filing false public an internal auditor to monitor Bruce Lindsey, Clinton's legal tion was made to allow early sions requests for information. before the panel publicly and records, forgery and bribery. He the registrar's office, Jackson said. representative for records and a access for the Sept. 11 commis- "Whether documents from under oath. The administration declined to provide details about Jackson said Southern longtime confidant of the former sion. The National Security the Ginton administration or previously had insisted she meet the evidence, but said the uni- University has started contacting president told The Associated Council and Bush administra- the Bush administration we have privately with die commission, versity's investigation involved the 541 people who were impli- Press on Wednesday that only tion attorneys decided to turn worked to ensure the commis- citing constitutional concerns, more than 2,000 possible grade cated. Each person will have a about 25 percent of nearly 11,000 over just a fraction of Clinton's sion has all the information it but eventually bowed to public changes. chance for a hearing before a pages have been turned over. documents, Lindsey said. needs to get its job done," he pressure. A number of students inter- panel of administrators and fac- "I don't want (the commis- "The administration has inter- said. viewed on campus yesterday ulty members. i i M 14 Friday, April 2,2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM www.bgnews.com/world US OFFICIALS VOW TO PACIFY FALLUJAH FALLUJAH, Iraq (AP) — A U.S. general vowed an "overwhelming" response to the murder and mutilation of four American contractors, but U.S. troops stayed out of this anti-American city Thursday and fearful Iraqi police took no action. WORLD Warrants issued for bombing By Maria Jesus Prades The warrants were sent inter- Spanish police have 19 people which killed 191 people and out the Madrid attacks in reprisal said one of the suspects who IHE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS nationally and not specifically to in custody — 11 Moroccans or injured more than 1,800 others. for Spain's backing of the U.S.-led went before the judge told him MADRID, Spain — Spain for Britain, Morocco and Prance, Moroccan-born Spaniards, two That extremist group isa foivrun- war in Iraq. the attack was motivated by the the first time issued international contrary to eariier reports, a court Indians, two Spaniards and three ner of Salafta Jihadia, which In the investigation, Moroccan occupation of Iraq and that arrest warrants Wednesday in the official said. Syrians. The nationality of one Morocco blamed for the Mustapha Ahmidam, and Britain, Spain and the United Madrid train bombings, seeking Earlier a government official suspect, whose arrest was Casablanca bombings. Antonio Toro Castro, the brother- States are held responsible. six suspects in a widening probe erroneously said that one of the announced Wednesday, was not At least five members of the in-law of a Spaniard charged with Two Syrians arrested Tuesday, into the worst terrorist attack in warrants was for Abdelkrim released. Combatant group, including supplying dynamite to the Walid Altaraki and Mohamad Spanish history. Mejjati, a 36-year-old Moroccan Fourteen of the suspects have alleged leaders Nouredine Nfia bombers, were questioned by the Badr Ddin Akkad, were set to The names and photographs who was convicted in absentia in been charged with mass murder and Salahedine Benyaich, judge Wednesday. appear yesterday. of the warrants for five the deadly bombings in or collaborating with or belong- trained in al-Qaida camps in Ahmidam was released, and Interior Minister Acebes said Moroccans and a Tunisian were Casablanca last year, which killed ing to a terrorist group. Afghanistan between 1999 and Castro was ordered to return to Tuesday said some of the chief distributed by the Interior 33 people and 12 suicide Interior Minister Angel Acebes 2001, Moroccan officials said. court on today. perpetrators were among those Ministry. They included two bombers. Mejjati is wanted by the Tuesday identified the Moroccan Spanish investigators have Another Moroccan, Fouad in custody. brothers of Naima Oulad Akcha, FBI in connection with possible Islamic Combatant Group as the analyzed a videotape in which a Almorabit, was re-arrested the only woman charged in the terrorist threats against the main focus of investigation in the man claiming to speak on behalf Wednesday. case so far, a court official said. United States. March 11 bombings in Madrid, of al-Qaida said the group carried The radio station Cadena Ser Turkish militants arrested throughout Europe in sweep By Selcan Hacaoglu DHKP-C a terrorist organization. Gentian and Italian police dis- Italy, said Perugia Prosecutor IHt ASSOCIATED PRESS The DHKP-C and its forerunner, covered during their investiga- Nicola Miriano. ANKARA, Turkey — A sweep Dev Sol, have claimed the killings tions that the DHKP-C was also In the Netherlands, police against a militant Turkish group of generals, police officers, gov- active in the Netherlands and searched five places at the netted more than 50 suspects in ernment officials and foreigners Belgium and coordinated the request of Italian authorities said Stefan Medici AP Photo three European countries yester- in Turkey. It has also targeted U.S. European crackdown outside of spokesman Wim de Bruin of the day in what experts said could be military personnel and diplomat- Turkey, the official said. Dutch national prosecutor's TERRORIST ARRESTED: Prosecutor Nicola Miriano, center, flanked the fruit of increased security ic missions. In Italy, about 100 police and office. De Bruin said evidence by two unidentified officers, talks to reporters during a news confer- cooperation before the Athens Some DHKP-C leaders fled Carahinieri paramilitary forces was taken and will be handed ence in Perugia, Italy, yesterday. Olympics. Turkey after a 1980 military coup, arrested three Italians and two over to Italy. The suspects were picked up in and hundreds of activists or sym- Turks on yesterday. All three In Germany, police searched Turkey, Italy and Belgium after pathizers are believed to live in Italians are from the radical three apartments in two states, at Security forces crack down on militants security forces there and in Europe. movement Anti-Imperialist the request of Italian prosecutors AntMerronsm squads in three European Germany and the Netherlands Istanbul police arrested 37 sus- Camp, officials said. in Perugia, said Duesseldorf pros- UNITED Searches, launched raids against houses pected militants yesterday, a Italian Interior Minister ecutor Johannes Mocken. KINGDOM no arrests countries on Thursday arrested about 50 suspects as part of a European-wide used by the Revolutionary Turkish Interior Ministry official Giuseppe Pisanu said the opera- Nihat Ali Ozcan, a terror expert sweep against a militant Turkish Marxist People's Liberation Party-Front, said. He said 16 other militants tion broke up the movement's in Turkey, said "there was lack of NSTH. group - the Revolutionary People's or DHKP-C, a Marxist group that were arrested in Europe. cell in Perugia and showed that cooperation in the field of securi- 1 OERMANY Liberation Party-Front or DHKP-C. calls for the overthrow of the Officials in Italy confirmed the Italian far-left groups "can get in ty and now they want to mutually Turkish government. arrest of five suspects, and touch and cooperate with inter- solve this problem quickly. The 0 300mi Searches, Turkey has been pressing Belgian authorities said they national terror organizations, dri- rising terror risk during Olympics Eight no arrests UKRAINE 0 300km Europe to crack down on the detained eight. Dutch and ven by common anti-American is fueling this trend but the main detained DHKP-C and other groups, and German officials confirmed and anti-West inclinations" reason is they want to make sure HUNGARY MOLD. the Europeans want Turkey to police searches in their countries. There were no indications, Turkey seals its borders and CRO ROMANIA seal its porous borders so that Dutch officials said there were no however, that the group was cracks down on Islamic terror- Islamic militants do not sneak arrests. A German prosecutor planning an imminent attack in ists." PorugU BOS » HERZ 'i Black Sea into their countries. Suicide could not confirm any arrests. BULG bombers believed to be linked to Turkey's semiofficial Anatolia MAC {Istanbul Five people al-Qaida carried out four bomb- news agency said Avni Er, report- Turkish militant group on terrorist list el]'" O Ankara arrested ings in Istanbul in November. edly the head of the DHKP-C in The US State Department and TURKEY "Turkish calls to catch and Europe, was arrested in Italy. |BUL9. Block Sea the European Union consider Istanbul GEO. extradite terrorists in Europe Turkish Interior Ministry officials the Revolutionary People's went unheeded for years. Now could not immediately confirm Ankara Mediterranean Sea Liberation Party-Front, or DHKP- they started acting only because that report. C, a terrorist organization. It and TURKEY OURCES: ESRI. U.S. Stale Department they need Turkey's cooperation in Turkish and German police its forerunner, Dev Sol, have Adana# the fight against terrorism," said have been preparing for yester- claimed responsibility for a ,7' ■■■ •'.'. °. 2£"" . SYRIA Emin Demirel, the author of sev- day's crackdown for the past year number of assassinations and IRAQ eral books on Turkish militant and Italian police were later bombings since the 1970s. 0 20Okm z_. groups. involved in the investigation, the The U.S. State Department and Turkish Interior Ministry official Some attacks attributed to DHKP-C the European Union consider the said. Sept. 26,1990 Former deputy Aug. 19,1991 British busi- director of intelligence agency nessman killed in Istanbul office assassinated in Istanbul. January 1996 Top Turkish Fob. 7,1991 U.S. civilian businessman and two Subway Selects contractor killed at Incirlik Air associates assassinated in Base in Adana. company headquarters. Feb. 28,1991 U.S. Air Force Jan. 3,2001 Policnman killed great new Haven pwmwwwm officer wounded entering his in suicide attack in Istanbul home in Izmir. police headquarters. Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki SIBS N' KIDS March 1991 American civilian Sept. 10,2001 Two policemen tied up and shot in his company and an Australian tourist killed office in Istanbul. in suicide bomb attack in public Red Wine Vinaigrette Club square in Istanbul. Honey Mustard Ham SOURCE US. State Department Patterns of Global Temxism Dijon Horseradish Melt ^ Southwest Turkey & Bacon FREE GRINDER! Buy any Whole Grinder and Get a Half Grinder FREE!, Must present this ad. Buy a 6 inch get a 6 Not valid with other discounts. inch EREE with the Dine-In or Carry-Out. ipurchase of a medium Offer expires on April 5th, 2004 drink. exp. 5/31/04 t fresh- ca (419)354-79001 n a y 524 E. Wooster |Mo nd a y™ayii-9 ,1096 N. Main St. 854 S. Main St. Friday & Saturday 11-10 (m the Kroger Plaza) 1234 N. 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Join Toledo For Rent 10 Flunky CATIONS AVAILABLE IN 130 PFH Country Club's Professional Wait- 11 Roush and Hall OR ON THE WEB AND ARE DUE slaff and earn $13 an hour in a great 12 Time of fasting APRIL 9 working environment. Apply in per- "Efficiencies & studios avail, (or 13 Medical pers. INTERVIEWS APRIL 13 4 14. son. Tues. - Fri 9-5, Toledo Country lease by Ihe week, mo., sem. & year 18 Bankrupt Club, 3949 River Rd . Toledo. Ohio, All util- includ. Fully lurn, cable TV. 19 Koran deity 38 Track event 43614 or by fax 419-389-4577. Please call 352-1520 (or more into 23 Podium 39 Small and weak 24 Phony 41 La (Milan opera The BGSU Upward Bound Program "Lg & sm. houses ind. leaseslow house) Wanted is a college preparatory program for 25 "Casablanca" role as $220 mo., singles or groups 26 Custom 42 Spanish sauce HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS from 926-930 E Wooster. 6 bdrms 44 Stare angrily Toledo, Ohio. We offer a six-week 27 Leaders 303 Merry. Lg. porch. 3 liv..5 bdrms 28 Palmer of golf 45 Four-baggers Graduation tickets (or Arts & Scien- Summer Residential Learning Com- 321 Merry A-D, 4-6 bdrm, gr shape 46 Says howdy 29 Army bigwigs f ces lor 9:30. Four tickets. Will pay. munity 3071/2 E Reed St. 3 bdrm, w/d, gar 30 Artoo Detoo, e.g. 49 Stair 419262-1853. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 315 E.Merry dwn, 2 bdrms. incl util. 31 Write Eudora 50 Legendary soccer play- JUNE 26-AUGUST 8. 2004 er Subleasers needed lor 2 bdrm apt 316 8311 E. Merry Apts. lg. 2 bdrm 32 Book before Joel Listings 24/7 located al 316 E. Merry 37 Part of N.YP.D. 51 Mutt of Garfield's jokes May through Aug S585 plus elec. CLASSROOM INSTRUCTORS 52 1958 Pulitzer winner Call 419-352-4757. #3 also Ell Call 353-0325 9am-9pm Bachelor's degree required in se- ACROSS 53 Indolent 1 bdrm. apt 326 N. Main St. Avail lected area of instruction. Instructor 54 Tony's cousin beginning May Close to campus. may request class period. Same 55 Over in Munich $290* util. Call 353-6357. 1 Mine entrance 41 Oceans class period each day- Monday 5 Frequently 42 Connecting rooms 57 Carrier from Tokyo Help Wanted through Friday. Non-residential. Sal- 1 bdrm unlurnished apt avail im- 10 Combination of cards 43 Eliot, Marshall. Snow, 58 Arafat's grp. 59 Anais ary is $1200 per class. mediately 1082 Fairview Call 352- 14 Apple or quince Lewis. Wells & Tittle Morning Session (830am-9:45am 5822. 15 Spark producer 47 Overdue (BARTENDING' $3O0/day potential. or 9:45-11 Mam or 11 00 am- 1 bedrm.apt. across from campus. 16 Logical starter? 48 Paris airport No exp necessary. Training provid- 12:15pm) Available August 2004.1 year lease 17 Perelman. Barnum, 49 Thread holder Goodrich, Doctorow, 52 Iowa State city ANSWERS ed Call 800-965-6520 ext. 174. •Communications (debate, dra- S350 ♦ utilities. 419-787-7577. Lawrence & Wyeth Lawn Chemical Technician (or matics, or speech) linked with a 53 Debt chit 1 bedroom apt 1082 Fairview Ave. •1 d I NHS s i o J ■I d •Composition (three classes will 20 Greek Aurora 56 Lawrence, Griffith, Foyt, Knickerbocker Lawns. Previous ex- S390 mo. May - Dec. 1 1 t H -) ' ■ i 1 ■1 be offered) linked with a 21 M. Descartes Wodehouse, cummings and ■ ■ perience necessary Call 352-5822 352-6414 22 Itemizations King a 8 a H » 1 3 y a V w a -; i •Social Studies (American his O i a ■i •■t V 1 0 Mow ng and Landscaping 1, 2 S 3 bdrm. apts. at 215-221 23 Puts on 60 Nobelist Wiesel tory, American government, or soci- 24 Farm tower 61 Warning • i H O 1 i 1 w i Call lor application 419-874-5006 ology) Manville. Available May & August. v ' a N v '. H s 0 4 0 0 i s : ortolllree 1-877-285-6141 26 Munro, Milne, Lang, White, 62 Nastase of tennis Afternoon Session (1:45 -3:00 pm Call 352-5239. Mencken & Auden 63 Gaze 1 1 [l H s V i s 1 ' ii i ■• 1 V t. 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TRAIN QUALIFIED CANDIDATES Upward Bound Program and Bowl- AS: Smith Apartment Rentals ing Green State University 419-352-8917 SERVERS (2) Assisting with a classroom For Rent For Rent For Rent HOST/HOSTESS activity when needed 2 bdrm. unfum. apt. available BARTENDERS (3) Coordinating and implement- 1082 Fairview Ave. DOCK ATTENDANTS ing student activities during the eve- Call Steve al 352-5822. LINECOOKS/PREP ning hours. Single room, board and 2 houses left, excel, loc. 3 & 4 bdrm. Apts. & Houses. BGApts-818/822 2ndSt Subleaser wanted May • Aug. HOUSEMEN/ PORTER salary of $1500 W/D, A/C. gas. cable, roadrunner, SNACK BAR ATTENDANTS Singles & Groups. 2 BR Apts avail May or August 2 bdrm. duplex. May or June. 1 yr. lease. 353-2382 No Pets 353-8206 S490 + gas/elec. 12 mo. lease. For more info, call 352-1995. SAIL CAMP/ WATER SKIING Applications are available at the 2 subleasers needed May to Aug. Avail next school year. 2 bdrm. Smith Apl. Rentals 419-352-8917. INSTRUCTOR Upward Bound Program office Subleasers needed for 2 bdrm. apt 2 bdrm. Bottom of house $450/mo Male has room for rent (or a clean, INCENTIVE PROGRAM/FLEXIBLE 410 Saddlemire Student Services upper, furnished. Avail. 6715 352- May thru Aug. AC. w/d. dishwasher 353-3233. 4773 or 265-1061 neat, responsible male. Furn. room HRS. EXCELLENT PAY!!! Bldg. Call 419-308-0451. CALL NOW FOR AN INTERVIEW 2004-2005 Graduate Students with treedom ot house. $200 depos- TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY Can complete an application and in- 800 Third St. 1 & 2 bdrm. Free heal. 601 Third,1 bdrm.furn. 12 mo. lease it. $300/ mo. No other bills 354-6117 Two bdrm. house. Close to campus. 200 YACHT CLUB OR terview in program office MUST water. & sewer. Undergrads Room, in apt. I'm moving to Pitts- 419-376-3399 ROCKY RIVER, OH 44116 have a transcript (official or unoffi- 704 Fiflh, 2 bdrm.furn, 9-12 mo. burgh PA. Need to lind a new Winthrop Terrace Apts. (440) 333-1310 EXT 225 cial) to interview. Interviews will last 3 bdrm.. Crim St., 1 1/2 blks Irom rates, A/C. shuttle leasee S326 mo. plus elec. & cable 1 & 2 bdrm.apis, available thirty minutes - 9:30am until 4 30pm campus. Lg. Ivg. rm., Lg. kitchen, Seniors, Grads. Couple* Free high spd net. w/d. Sterling Call 419-352-9135. Summer Day Camp Staff and will conclude on April 2. util. rm, w/d. S825 plus util. Avail. 710 Seventh, 2 bdrm, unlurn. A/C. Univ. Lease is from Aug. 04-May 05. Hiring now for summer for posilions MANDATORY staff orientations Mid-May . 419-352-7090. dishwashers, shuttle, heal included For more into call Jordan 419-782- working with this stale licensed pro- on Saturday, June 26. Let's talk...352-3445 7835 or Cliff 419-214-6293. gram. Seasonal, part time and full 3 summer subleasers needed from Subleaser needed for summer. time hours available in the following May-Aug 1024 E. Wooster K!K PROPERTIES 1-2-3 Bit/mm Apartments VAN DRIVER part-time ProvWa Hillsdale Apts. Cheap rent. Email areas: Group leaders and assistants Call Steve at 440-225-0288. Summer leases still available transportation to and from social ques lo [email protected] for children ages 18 months-14 426 E Wooster, Lg. 1 Bdrm. Avail. August 15th: Btic.- 1 1/2 services agency. Must be between Univ. Lane Subleaser needed. Great housing years, teachers to work with children the ages of 21 -65. possess a valid Avail 8/1/04. $375/ mo. Util. inc $100 MOVES with special needs in our main- 353-7547 Days. 1 bdrmt.: 130 & 134 1/2 Univ. 1-2 bdrms. Avail, now. Call Sara at Ohio drivers license & an excellent Lane; 403 S Grove: 521 Pike »B 419-512-5457 YOU IN! streamed environment, lifeguards, driving record. 10-19 hours a week. maintenance staff, and a kitchen su- 5 subleasers needed for May-Aug 2 bdrms.: 132 Ada Ave; 134 Uni- Must be available from 2-4 pm & 5-9 517 Pike St. Close to campus, lg versity Lane: 521 Pike *A On selected floor plans pervisor. S6-9 per hour Prefer expe- pm M-F. Salary $7.69/hr. 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