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CELL USAGE UP: SHOWERS Payphone use declines HIGH: 48 I LOW: 35 at national parks around www.bgnews.com the country; independent student press VOLUME 98 ISSUE 129 PAGE 6

Technology, budget pressures forcing two U. services to close

By Kara Hull University. said Chris Dalton, senior vice since the early 1960s, specializ- EDITOR-IN.CHIEF According to lane Schimpf, president for finance and ing in storage areas for custodial light budget times coupled assistant vice president of auxil- administration. and office supplies, the service with a fast-paced and ever- iary services, both areas have According to Dalton, the isn't necessary with many changing business environment been running in the red for the widespread usage of desktop departments choosing to switch are forcing two University ser- past three years with Printing publishing as well as choosing to to "just-in-time" delivery to save vices to be shut down in 2005. Services showing a deficit of provide information through e- money, Dalton said. University administrators nearly $200,000 and Central mail has eliminated much of the "If you're doing that, you don't recently announced plans to Stores near $160,000. need for a printing service on warehouse things," he said. phase out Printing Services by "Business practices have campus. This trend has become In addition to the closings, Itsuo Inouye AP Ptwto Feb. 5 and Central Stores by June changed over time and it no more noticeable as the Materials Handling, which is 30. Both areas are part of the longer became effective for the University continues to be also comprised of Inventory FIRM AGREEMENT: U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney, left, and Materials Handling department University to provide these ser- impacted by decreased funding Management and Postal Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi shake hands prior to located at the Park Avenue vices," Schimpf said. "As auxil- from the state, he said. Services, including Stamper's their meeting in Tokyo yesterday. Cheney, was pledging support to Warehouse near the Technology iary business units they must be "People are going in that Postal and Copy Center, will be Koizumi in pressing ahead with plans to double Japan's noncom- Building. self-supporting and we could no direction because it saves reorganized into two work bat forces in Iraq. The change will mean the longer balance the budgets." money," he said. "When depart- groups while a new unit— elimination of five full-time Printing Services—which has ments don't have the hinds to Shipping, Receiving and positions, dropping the depart- been used in the past to print support this service, we can't Property Management— will be ments total staff to 15. Affected business cards and letterhead keep it." in place by July 2,2005. employees will be offered other office supplies—has mainly And for Central Stores, which Cheney promises available positions at the been undercut by technology, has been a part of the University US. help to Japan THE NO-NO ByTomRaum Cheney met with Prime THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Minister (unichiro Koizumi in TOKYO—Vice President Dick an atmosphere of rising interna- Cheney thanked Japan's prime tional tension over increased minister yesterday for not giving violence and the holding of for- in to Iraqi insurgents and kid- eign captives in Iraq. nappers who are demanding "We have consulted closely withdrawal of Japanese troops with the prime minister and his in exchange for the release of government to make certainwe Japanese hostages. do everything we can to be of After Tokyo, Cheney was turn- assistance," Cheney told' ing his attention to China, the reporters. next stop on a tour of Asia that He was to close his three-day also will take him to South Korea. HELP, PAGE 2 U. group will plant community garden By Nicole Delisio production will be the main M. Mrtzjar e REPORTER focus of the garden. NEAR PERFECTION: Lindsay Heimrich(#20) led the Falcon Softball team to victory tossing a no-hitter to open yesterday's double header. She Hoping to plant seeds of "Its definitely a vegetable gar- took a perfect game into the sixth before walking two. unity on campus, members of den," Glass said. "First and fore- the Environmental Action most we want to grow some Group will break ground for a food." "It's just one of those things where you try not to think roi rm. I tried not U community garden by the end Although gardens are often of the month. used for food production, the too worked up and just think about each pitch. I he defense did oh." The garden will be located natural resources they contain, near Lot 12 next to the Perry the opportunity to mix environ- LINDSAY HEIMRICH. S0FH0M0RL Field House. This site was cho- mental strategies organic recy- sen because it has good visibili- cling and rainwater collection ty and provides room to grow. are other key aspects. These gar- The garden will consist of dens also increase habitat space vegetables, flowers and herbs. for wildlife and insulate build- Lecturer warns of 'supersized' lifestyle While design plans have not ings during warm and cold been finalized, raised flower months. By Brian Pauine ple on the planet," Jackson said. homes and neighborhoods are the effects of an ever changing beds, a fence and a climbing According to Dena Swaney, •EPOITEI One dollar in every seven forced to expand. Jackson said environment and according to wall for vines are ideas that are co-president of the EAG, the Extravagant living leads to spent is on Health Care and the "McMansions" feature home lackson school age children who being considered. idea for the community garden environmental degradation, Dr. purpose of Public Health is to theater's completely equipped have more contact with nature Food production will be originated during a visit to New Richard Jackson, senior adviser fulfill society's interest to be with cinema quality seating and are less susceptible to Attention important for the Campus York. to the director of the Center for healthy, the reality is much dif- sound. This has led to the need Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or Community Garden. Plans for "I became introduced to the Disease Control said in a lecture ferent though, funds are mis- for space and in Metro Atlanta ADHD. the garden consists of two rows idea by vising South Bronx, NY, Friday afternoon. placed and less than three per- alone 58 acres of forestry have "Every child has the right and of every vegetable available at and visiting a community gar- The lecture simulcast to local cent is actually spent on disease been removed everyday for the need to walk or ride their bicycle grocery stores. Although plans den there," she said. "I guess health boards nationwide via prevention, Jackson said. As the last 25 years. Supersized homes to school," lackson said. are not finalized, the group is gardening in general is a really satellite and the internet nation's population increases, leads to the want for supersized Lifestyle changes can improve considering donating the food positive way to bring people during the fifth annual Ned E. the number of aging citizens do vehicles and the popularity of quality of health, Jackson said. to a local venue such as together and help people have Baker Lecture series hosted by too. We become twice as expen- the H2 proves this. Major health epidemics are an awareness about oiganiza- Squeakers. the University. sive every 20 years and the bur- Megahighways are the new sweeping the nation, and cases For Jack Glass, a community Dr. Richard Jackson, who pre- den keeps passing from genera- "landscraper" and transporta- of depression and obesity are on volunteer for the project, food GARDEN, PAGE 2 viously worked for the California tion to generation until tion policies become health poli- the rise, he said. Department of Health Services resources are tapped. While cies. The purging of landscapes Close to 19 million Americans before joining the CDC in financial responsibility is crucial create a hotter and hotter envi- claim to have depression, a con- MM- in. News will Atlanta, outlined local responsi- to the success of health care in ronment forcing more air condi- dition which cripples social bilities related to national envi- the future, current problems are tioner use leading to even more functioning and leads to feelings ELECTION conference call with ronmental health priorities. the focus of much debate, he air pollution, he said. of isolation and low self worth, Democratic candidate; Jackson opened the discus- said. "I looked around and asked, Jackson said. This condition can Inhn Kerry along With sion by stating the greatest threat Another issue of concern for a what are we doing to American be curbed quite easily, according several other Unlverslt) to American's health is the mis- growning population is the size landscapes," lackson said. to lackson, with a steady diet of publication! around management of funds. of houses and neighborhoods. Sprawl cities become a health social interaction and exercise. the area. Pick up issue when more drivers are "It is almost physiologically Wednesday's edition I«H "With as much as the U.S. According to Jackson, as (In* lull story. spends on health care per year, Americans spend tens of thou- introduced as the city becomes impossible to exercise and be we should be the healthiest peo- sands on starter mansions, less dense. Children deal with depressed," lackson said.

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.B6NEWS.COM 2 Monday, April 13.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Community garden U.S. must protect Taiwan brings people together sell defensive weapons to war should the Taiwan govern- question of the Japanese HELP, FROM PAGE 1 GARDEN, FROM PAGE 1 people think twice about throw- Taiwan. ment begin formal moves toward hostages," Cheney told reporters. ing their banana peal away," All three nations Cheney is vis- visit lo Japan wilh a visit to By remaining committed to independence. Glass said. the Taiwan Relations Act, the On Iraq, Japan has refused to iting have seen civilians kid- tional gardening." Emperor Akihito and later a Togetherness is not the only Editor's Note: Anyone interest- speech on U.S.-Iapanese rela- United States is sending the bow to demands that it withdraw napped in Iraq. Xinhua, the ed in working on the Campus "wrong message to Taiwan inde- its roughly 530 ground troops Chinese agency, reported gun- thing a community garden can tions before heading to Beijing. accomplish. According to the Community Garden should Before leaving for China, pendence forces," Chinese performing humanitarian mis- men had kidnapped seven attend FAG's next meeting on Foreign Ministry spokesman sions, part of an eventual deploy- Chinese in central Iraq. Eight American Community Cheney told a symposium that Gardening Association, these Sunday in room 222 of the Union the relationship with lapan was Kong Quan told the official ment of 1,100 noncombat South Korean civilians were kid- at 7:30 p.m. Xinhua News Agency. troops. napped late last wepk but were gardens also bring neighbor- "one of the greatest achieve- hood development, beautifica- ments of modern industry." The act has "infringed on Kidnappers holding three released. China's sovereignty and inter- hostages have threatened to A senior administration offi- tion, recreation and therapy. In prepared remarks, Cheney According to Jaclyn Mercede, recalled then-President Reagan's vened in China's internal affairs," burn them alive unless the cial, briefing reporters on the "I hope the garden Kong said. Japanese troops leave, but the Cheney-Koizumi meeting on co-president of the EAG, the speech to the Japanese Diet 21 Campus Community Garden will lend more years ago in which he cited an Under the Taiwan Relations deadline has passed with no condition of anonymity, said Act, the United States is pledged indication the threat has been Cheney and Koizumi had exten- will raise awareness about food mindfulness to our "old Chinese proverb: 'A single and resources. arrow is easily broken, but not to defend the island off south- carried out. sively discussed the increased eastern China if it is attacked Japan's post-World War II con- violence in Iraq and the holding "It will teach people about immediate envi- three in a bunch."' every day things they eat, and "The unity of America, Japan from the mainland. The U.S. offi- stitution, drafted by the victori- of foreign hostages. ronment, making cially agrees that only one China ous United States, forbids Cheney told Koizumi he also about natural resources and like-minded nations saw us and how to utilize them," she through the dark days of the Cold exists but wants the dispute to be lapanese governments to send expected countries that make up people think twice resolved peacefully by China and forces abroad. Koizumi had to the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq lo said. War, and with that same unity we Glass also envisions the com- about throwing will overcome the trials of today," Taiwan. have a special law enacted to come under maximum pressure China's nationalist leaders fled send the noncombat forces, and in the run-up to a planned June munity garden raising aware- their banana peal Cheney said. ness about natural resources. He Ahead of Cheney's arrival, to Taiwan at the end of China's the law specifies they can be sent 30 turnover of civilian authority away," civil war 55 years ago, but the only to areas that are deemed to an interim Iraqi government, said he thinks the garden will China urged the United States make people more aware of the Communist Party-controlled safe. the official said. The expectation JACK 61ASS, VOLUNTEER yesterday to stop adhering to a environment law that requires Washington to mainland still claims the island "We wholeheartedly support is that anti-U.S. forces would try as its territory. It has threatened the position the prime minister to torpedo the exchange of "I hope the garden will lend has taken with respect to the power, the official said. more mindful ness to our imme- diate environment, making

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Bacon metic surgery industry make a I've come across guys who comparison with a pro-basket- Cheeseburger." lot of money on this emphasis. Many people are sexually like to brag about all the sexual "Oh, I uh... had a big break- This promotion of the perfect ball player, I'm really short. active in college. While this is a things they do at college. Many fast," she answers rather guiltily. body makes people feel inade- Body image is the way you see place where many students feel self proclaim themselves as You look at her sternly. "I'm really quate and insecure, prompting yourself. It doesn't determine the need to get their freak on, "playas" or "pimps." That's line, not hungry," she insists. them to take drastic measures to your appearance to others, and it they should all be cautious in but there is nothing playa or You shake your bead. You reach "perfection." doesn't make it accurate. doing so. Everyone who had pimp about doing many sexual know there's something else How many times does a Your body is unique and won- once been sexually active or things and not being careful going on, because her noncha- woman check the scale in a derful in its own way. You don't who is currently sexually active about it. lant glances at your burger look wick, or a day? flow many times have to be thinner or more should go get tested for si us. To do these things and not be like they belong to a ravenous does a man size up competition attractive. Someone will love you STEPHEN WILLIAMS There is no valid reason why responsible and go get tested is predator — she's starting to chew in comparison with himself? the way you are. any of these people shouldn't foolish. her lip like it tastes appetizing. Self-esteem nowadays seems Ireus on the body parts that GRADUATE, MPA It doesn't matter how many Girls are not excluded either. This is an all too familiar sce- dependent on how people look. you like, and stop comparing people a person has had sex You can be low-key about your It's hard for a woman to feel con- nario, isn't it? yourself to others. Play sports, "Address the parking with, or what other sexual sexual activity all you want but Perhaps you have been the fident when she views herself as things he or she may have done, in the end, the truth is always eat healthy, don't diet excessively, issues." concerned friend, or the one too tall, ugly and fat. In the case diseases still exist and anyone revealed. who has occasionally skipped a of men, it's equally hard for them straighten up, smile and look can acquire them. Go get tested. Don't just do it meal because of the baffling if they buy into the "tall, dark and straight ahead. This issue is bigger than all of for yourself, do it for those who non-existent "big breakfast handsome" fable, especially if Now, while I want to empha- us. AIDS and other sexually you may be sexually involved What motivates people to do they feel they are "too short" size not starving yourself transmitted diseases are killing with. these kinds of things, skipping If we feel that we must attain because of feelings of inadequa- millions of people every year. Some might argue that in the meals and starving themselves? (his "perfect" body in older to be cy, I'm not trying to downplay Don't believe me? Here are the heat of the moment, the last What motivates them to deny found appealing and attractive, being healthy. If you are over- facts according to the Time 2004 thing one's partner is thinking their body's physiological needs then we push ourselves all the weight, know it and want to be Almanac about is whether or not his or and try to deceive troubled spec- more to reach it. healthy, exercise regularly and In 2002, there were five mil- her partner has gotten tested. I tators of their unhealthy habits? Well, guess what giris? There eat healthier. Take a walk outside lion people worldwide that con- agree. In a recent study of 13,003 are guys who like large, small, instead of watching a movie. Eat BOB HABERECHT tracted the AIDS virus. Forty- At the same time, it's better to women between tire ages of 18- thin, tall and everything in celery and raisins instead of two million people were living be safe than sorry. Ask them if 22, only 25 percent of women in between. Whoever you are and potato chips. FRESHMAN, INTEGRATED with AIDS in 2002 and 3.1 mil- you are comfortable and if it is the "healthy weight" category whatever you look like, there are I lowever, you don't have to SOCIAL STUDIES lion of them died. Since the epi- at all possible before you even were satisfied with their weight. people out there who will find get in that situation. aspire to any ideal perception of demic began in the early 70s or To my understanding that you attractive. early 80s, 27.9 million have died Another good question to ask perfection to be appreciated. "Buy me a lot of stuff" means that a staggering 75 per- Guys, there are many women from it. before everything goes down is cent of a group of perfectly who don't prefer muscle-bound Accept yourself, and make your- Don't think that just because how many partners your soon healthy women were unsatisfied men (think about it, cuddling self worthy of love. Africa has the largest amount of to be partner has had. If they With their bodies and wanted to against a cement wall doesn't people with AIDS that the U.S. refuse to answer that question lose weight. sound very appealing), and E-mail Jessica with comments is free from the disease — peo- because of shame or some Why is this? Well, we are sur- some prefer snort Sensitivity is a at [email protected]. ple travel. As of December 2002, other reason, don't mess with there were 980,000 adults and them. That's the least they could children living with AIDS in the da U.S, of which 45,000 were newly All actions have conse- •DITOII affected. quences, whether they are neg- Keep in mind that these ative or positive. We are all one individual is responsible for political agenda within the KAMI PITSENBARGER numbers are solely based on the responsible for our own actions. The actions of taking copies of the Renegade Undergraduate Student FRESHMAN, reported figures. There are likely If someone is going to be sexu- Review, and this person does Government (USG). many more people who have ally active and it doesn't matter EARLY CHILDHOOD ED. HIV/AIDS who are unaware of it what sexual activities you do, one do not happen to be a member of my If anyone's integrity deserves organization. 1 lowever, Turski to be questioned, it should be because they are not experienc- then he or she should have the "Buy me ice cream." decency to go get tested. speak for all made it sound as if this activity Drew Turski's for failing to uncov- ing any symptoms. was systematically planned by er the truth and then proceeding I've come into contact with What you don't know when it individuals who have said they comes to AIDS and other STDs I am highly disturbed by the myself and executed by mem- to make public accusations have only had sex with one per- can hurt you, but what you do letter to the editor submitted by bers of the College Democrats. against me. USG elections have son in their life and therefore know can only set you free. Go Andrew Turski that appeared in Neither my organization nor nothing to do with partisanship; feel that is reason for them not get tested — it would be benefi- Friday's edition of the BG News. myself will take responsibility for rather, they are about choosing to go get tested because they are cial to you and others. In his letter, Turski accused the one person's foolish actions. people who can guarantee their clean. What they fail to realize is College Democrats of stealing Although I am not prone to agree peers that they will make the not only have they had sex with Email Jeremy with comments copies of the Renegade Review, with what is printed in that con- University the best place possible that one person, but also every [email protected]. and I can assure the campus servative literature, I fully believe for their undergraduate experi- community that my organization students have the right to read it ence. has far better things to do. and take it for what it's worth. This is illustrated by the fact Tuesday's Joke of the Day Since I was in New York City all What concerns me most about that Alex Wright and I have come SARAH WILSON of last week for a conference, I Turski's article is how he uses from opposite political parties to FRESHMAN, PSYCHOLOGY was not even aware of this situa- boMlcgg accusations to under- form a USG Presidential/Vice Yesterday Jacobs Field unveiled a new score- tion until I received several mine my integrity. Anyone who Presidential ticket that will take "Make me board that cost $7 million. I don't see the point. phone calls from friends to truly knows me will attest to my action to create a better BG. vice-president." inform me of Turski's column. good character and knows that I Why spend money on a new scoreboard when It is my understanding that have never tried to advance any SARA KAMINSKI the home team never puts up any runs on it? STUDENT

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STAMPEDE AT BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION KILLS 21 www.bgnews.com/world LUCKNOW, India (AP) — Thousands of people crowding into a park for a politician's birthday celebration yesterday caused a stampede that left 21 women and children dead, officials said. Thousands of people had gath- ered under a huge white canopy to celebrate the birthday of Lalji Tandon, the state's opposition leader. The stampede began when rumors spread through the crowd that there were no more saris to give away. A saris is a type of body wrap. WORLD Cease-fire holds in Fallujah Sadr's representatives in negotia- 20 miles south of Baghdad. The casualty figures we have By Abdul-Quader Saddi and Lourdes tions with Iraqi Shiite political Witnesses said three people were received from the enemy are Havarro parties on ending the U.S. stand- killed. somewhere about 10 times that THE ASSOCIATED PRESS off. A supply truck was also amount, what we've inflicted on FALLUJAH, Iraq — Under One of the U.S. demands in the ambushed and set ablaze yester- the enemy," he told a Baghdad pressure from the U.S. military, a talks was the return of police and day on the road from Baghdad's press conference. Shiite Muslim cleric withdrew his government control in all three airport. Looters moved in to carry About 600 Iraqi dead were militia yesterday from police sta- cities al-Sadr's militia took over— away goods from the truck as recorded by the main hospital tions and government buildings Najaf, Kufa and Karbala. The Iraqi police looked on without and four clinics in Fallujah. hos- in three key southern cities where Americans, who are not taking intervening. pital director Rafie al-lssawi told they seized control last week. part in the talks, also demanded An attack on a convoy Sunday The Associated Press. Elsewhere, there were daring the dissolution in the al-Mahdi killed a Romanian working for a He said most were women, insurgent attacks on U.S. supply Army. children and elderly, but refused convoys yesterday. The military The military "It was a tough week company, to give their exact numbers, say- reported two American soldiers said it had the last week and my Romania's ing that doing so would suggest and seven employees of a U.S. cities of Kut, ambas- that the remaining dead — contractor had been missing for Nasiriyah and prayers and thoughts sador to young, military-aged men — at least two days after a convoy Hillali under con- are with those who Iraq said, were all insurgents, which he said ambush in the Sunni Triangle trol. Two was not the case. region west of Baghdad. Lt. Gen. pay the ultimate German The commander of U.S. forces Militants yesterday released Ricardo Sanchez price for our securi- security in the Middle East, Army Gen. seven Chinese civilians who were said he did not guards lohn Abizaid, accused Arab tele- kidnapped a day earlier in know where al- ty" were killed vision networks Al-lazeera and Fallujah, China's Xinhua news Sadr was, but he GEORGE BUSH, PRESIDENT on a high- Al-Arabiya of broadcasting false agency said. An Iraqi official said was last known to way last reports that American troops 12 foreign hostages had been be in Najaf. Iran week, were deliberately targeting civil- released Monday, but he gave no denied rumors that al-Sadr had prompting Germany to urge all of ians in Fallujah. details. Three Czech journalists sought asylum there. its citizens to leave Iraq yesterday. "They have not been truthful in Ha MqwN> Photo were still missing and believed "The mission of U.S. forces is to Two relief groups, the Danish their reporting," Abizaid said of abducted. kill or capture Muqtada al-Sadr. Refugee Council and the Dan the two television stations. "They SEARCH AND RESCUE: Rescue workers search for survivors in the col- The top U.S. military That is our mission," Sanchez Church Aid, pulled their workers haven't been accurate. And it is lapsed building in Nuevo Progreso, Mexico, Saturday. A propane tank explo- spokesman, meanwhile, said said. out of Iraq because of the increas- absolutely clear that American sion ripped through a restaurant Saturday morning at the Mexican border about 70 Americans and 700 A tenuous cease-fire was hold- ing violence. forces are doing their very best to with Texas, killing at least six people and injuring several more. The tank insurgents had been killed this ing in Fallujah. but more U.S. Three U.S. Marines were killed protect civilians and at the same exploded at about 8:30 a.m. at the Red Snapper restaurant, located about month, the bloodiest since the forces maneuvered into place Sunday in Anbar province, the time get at the military targets fall of Baghdad a year ago. around the city, and comman- area that includes Fallujah, the there." two blocks from a bridge over the Rio Bravo connecting Mexico with the In Najaf, a lawyer representing ders said they were not yet ready military said yesterday without In all, about HMO Iraqis have United Stales. cleric Muqtada al-Sadr said to negotiate with the insurgents. giving further details An attack been killed in a week of fighting, police were back on the streets The military has been trying to on an Army patrol in Samarra. 60 according to an AP count based and in their stations for the first regain control of supply routes miles north of Baghdad, killed a on statements by Iraqi hospital time since the al-Mahdi Army after several convoys were soldier from the 1st Armored officials, U.S. military statements Explosion levels militia took control last week. ambushed and at least 10 truck Division and injured four others and Iraqi police. Witnesses and police in Karbala drivers kidnapped. Nine were on Sunday. President Bush prepared and Kufa said the militiamen had released, but an American — U.S. Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt Americans for the possibility of pulled back there as well. Thomas Flamill of Macon, Miss. yesterday released the first hill more U.S. casualties. building in Mexico "Al-Sayed al-Sadr issued — remained a captive. casualty statistics since wide- "lt was a tough week last week instructions for his followers to Yesterday, a convoy of flatbed spread fighting enipted on April and my prayers and thoughts are By Oiga R.Rodriguez leave the sites of police and the trucks carrying Ml 13 armored 4. with those who pay the ultimate THE ASSOCIATED PRESS government," said lawyer personnel carriers was attacked "The coalition casualties since price for our security,' Bush said. 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A BGNEWS CORRECTION www.bgnews.com/nation In Friday's editorial the BG News erroneously stated that USG had sent a letter to Gov. Taft supporting his ban on homosexual marriages. In fact, USG unani- mously passed a resolution in opposition to the Ohio Defense of Marriage Act during their Feb. 2 meeting. The BG News apologizes for the error. MTTON NATION Can I get the number for BRIEFING Small Mississippi town also must protect the park and "He woke everybody up in the waits for word on U.S. Cell phones showing the visitor experience. And there entire shelter," said Hunter, of up more and more in is no set policy on how to strike Chattanooga, Term., who was civilian kidnapped in iliis balance. hiking the Appalachian Trail. "I national parks: areas To some degree, the Park was incredulous that someone Iraq known for rest, escape Service is complicit in the prob- would wake people up for a cou- lem: At least 15 National Park ple Diet Cokes." IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS By Becky Bohrer Service sites have allowed And guide Neil Courtis recalled MACON, Miss. — In his 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS telecommunications companies a private tour he led in hometown in eastern When Sean Morrissey scaled to put up cell towers within their Yellowstone National Park last fall Mississippi, Thomas Hamill is California's 14,491-foot Mount boundaries. Yellowstone has five. that included a business-minded known as a good guy — a fami- Whitney for the first time a few- (Also, many towers are situated father from New York who was ly man with two children who years ago, he couldn't wait to take just outside national parks, desperately trying to get a cell took a job driving trucks in Iraq in the view. A enabling phone signal so that he could to make ends meet after his woman who "It's possible you could park visi- make calls or check his messages. dairy farm took a hit. made the come to a trail in tors (o "When you're Irving to give a Yesterday, American flags climb at the place tour, that's kind of annoying," went up on the main street in same time Yellowstone and see calls Courtis said. "It kind of ruined tile this small town as a gesture of couldn't wait someone yakking on the even tour" for the others. support for the civilian who to dial her from lane Baker, Yellowstone's was taken hostage in Iraq. cell phone. phone to their some deputy chief ranger, said many Several hundred friends and "This one stockbroker." back- people expect to be able to use neighbors gathered for a vigil woman was country cell phones and that Park Service Sunday night, and Mayor making call DENNIS MCKINNEY. areas.) officials cannot dictate how Dorothy Baker Hines said the after call," DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR AT PUBLIC Some tourists use them. town would keep the lights on conser- "You can't control what they do all night at some buildings as a said EMPLOYEES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESPON- Morrissey, vation- at Old Faithful like you can't con- reminder. who is from SIBILITY ists com - trol what they do in downtown "We will keep going until we Los GatOSi plain New York," she said. get our guy out, all our guys Calif. "It seemed very out of place. (hat cell phone technology is And Baker said cell phones in and girls out," she said. "It's It seemed out of place to go mining nature. the park have a definite positive gotten too close to home." through all that effort to make an "It's possible you could come to side, making a difference in the NctrMnrAPPMo Hamill, 43, was snatched a trail in Yellowstone and see way officials receive and respond outbound call." PHONES: A bank of pay phones stands empty during a lull in the Friday by gunmen who someone yakking on the phone to emergency calls. "I wouldn't Cell phones have long beet I vir- tourist season near park headquarters at Yellowstone National Park. attacked a fuel convoy he was to their stockbroker," said Dennis want to do my job without one," guarding, one of a string of kid- tually unavoidable on city streets The ubiquitous cell phone, virtually unavoidable on city streets and and in shopping malls. Hut they McKinney. development director Bilker said. nappings of foreigners by Iraqi in suburban shopping malls, is now popping up in some of the very now- are showing up in some of at Public Employees for Last July, a desperate cell insurgents. Yesterday, officials the very places people go to get Environmental Responsibility. phone call from 13,000 feet on places people go to escape such things: national parks. in Iraq said six other workers away from it all: national parks. Jeffrey Hunter was jolted from the (".rand Teton in Wyoming for the same company, Kellogg, For park managers, this is a his sleep at 6 a.m. by a fellow hiker alerted rescuers that lightning before dark. One climber was gotten calls from hikers who are Brown & Root, also were miss- challenge. Officials with the who used his phone while at a had struck a party of 13 climbers killed by the lightning; the others simply pooped and want a lift ing. The company is a division National Park Service say they shelter in Great Smoky near the summit. survived. out. They get a polite refusal. of Halliburton. want tomeettheneedsofvisitors Mountains National Park to Rangers flew in by helicopter On the other side of the equa- "lust because you're tired does- and provide for their safety. They remind his wife to bring sodas and were able to pluck the most tion, Yosemite spokesman Deb n't mean we're going to send when she met him later. badly injured from the mountain Schweizer said die park also has someone out," she said.

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Reimold had two of Bowling Sophomore's 73-yarder wins spring game Green's four hits in the game, including his fourth homer of By Joel Hammond We have a special installment of the season. Tyler Saneholtz SPORTS REPORTER People on the Sidelines.' PAGE 9. took the loss for the Falcons, In what was supposed to be falling to 3-2 on the season. Bowling Green football fans' first what many BG faithful think will BG hosts Indiana Tech today glimpse at quarterback heir allow the program to continue its at 3 p.m. and Cleveland State apparent Omar Jacobs, Dan success without Harris. The red- tomorrow at 3 p.m. Macon stole the show. shirt sophomore was 19-for-36 Macon, a sophomore from for 236 yards, but threw two Sagamore Hills, Ohio, ran for 102 interceptions in the second half yards and the game-winning, 73- deep in Orange territory. yard touchdown run in the The Orange squad scored on BG's Culp fourth quarter of the Falcons' the opening possession of the annual spring game, giving his game, as tailback Raishaun Orange squad a 17-13 win. Stover ran for 48 yards on seven third in The game, moved to the prac- carries and plunged in from tice field due to poor field condi- three yards out for a 7-0 lead. The tions inside Doyt Perry Stadium, White team answered after first was somewhat of an upset for the team All-MAC selection R|. Pope steeple in Orange squad, as many of the ran for 38 yards on the ensuing team's reluming starters at skill drive and ran in from a yard out positions played for the White. to tie the game. Tennessee I had a blast." BG I lead Coach The kicking game took over Gregg Brandon said. "We played from there, as placekicker Shaun By Danielle Tanner full speed, flew around and when Suisham kicked field goals for THE BG NEWS we got around the ball, we were each side before the half. He then Several members of the BG hitting. We had some mistakes, kicked what appeared to be the women's track team competed in but nobody got hurt, which is game-winning points for the the University of Tennessee Sea good. When you divide a team White with 6:09 left from 23 yards Ray Relays Wednesday through up, you don't get the continuity out. Saturday. While no team scores ... but we were trying to get guys But Macon, who carried the were kept, several Falcons had to play football and react to live ball 14 times last season, took a impressive performances. The situations" meet featured a high level of lacobs displayed much of SPRING GAME. PAGE 9 competition, with one hundred schools competing. "Overall, it was just an okay meet, not a great team meet," head coach Scott Sehmann said. "We had some individual event Former CU coach performances that I think were noteworthy, but we've got a ways to go if we want to make an impact in the conference meet." to head BG DBs Distance ninner Amber Culp had one of those noteworthy Vance Joseph was on Colorado, has hired Vance performances, finishing third in Joseph, who had coached the the 3000 meter steeple chase. paid administrative defensive backs, kickoff coverage Her time of 10:45.48 was an leave at CU while the and special teams under Gary NCAA regional qualifying time Bamett, who is on leave after and her second best career time. school investigated a scandal upon scandal has rocked Thrower Kerri McClung also possible rules the once-proud Buffaloes pro- had a standout meet. McClung gram. had a regional qualifying throw violation. Joseph, too, was on paid in the shot put with a distance of By Joel Hammond administrative leave for unspeci- 14.32 meters to put her in tenth SPORTS REPORTER fied reasons. The CU administra- place. She also placed twelfth in Bowling Green football coach tion, since Joseph was put on the hammer throw with a dis- MikeMttzjefBGNem Gregg Brandon's new defensive leave over a week ago, will not tance of 43.97 meters. backs coach managed to steal comment specifically, saying UPFIELD: Bowling Green running back Raishaun Stover looks upfield as Jovon Burkes (3) pursues. the spotlight away from only there is "an investigation of Stover and fellow sophomore running back Dan Macon each ran well in Saturday's spring game. Saturday's spring game. TRACK, PAGE 11 Macon ran for 102 yards and the game-winning touchdown, while Stover gained 75 yards. Brandon, a former assistant at JOSEPH,PAGE 9 Next up for Mickelson: plenty of time

By Doug Ferguson "Having come so close so IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS . many times... to have it be such a AUGUSTA. Ga. — The short difficult journey to win my first trip down Magnolia Lane ends major makes it that much more with a circulardrive in front of the special, sweeter," Mickelson said. Augusta National clubhouse, and "And it just feels awesome." that's where it all might finally Mickelson did not have the sink in for Phil Mickelson. toughest or the longest road to Only the Masters champions his first major championship. are allowed upstairs in their pri- Tom Kite wasa 16-time winner vate locker room. with two PGA Tour money titles. Everyone else enters through a He had the 54-hole lead at the '84 side door on the ground level. Masters and the '89 U.S. Open Suddenly, Mickelson's career is and collapsed both times, with looking up. final rounds of 75 and 78. He Despite winning 22 times on finally ended his 0-for-67 streak the PGA Tour and routinely daz- in the majors by winning at Mike MeBjerBG News zling galleries with shots most Pebble Beach in the '92 U.S. HURLER: BG's Liz Vrabel delivers Saturday. Vrabel pitched BG to guys can't even picture, Open. wins over Western Michigan Friday and Saturday, while teammate Mickelson's record always carried Mark O'Meara had 14 tides Lindsay Heimrich pitched a no-hitter yesterday against Oakland. an asterisk, if not a label: best and was 0-for-56 in the majors player to never win a major. until he won the '98 Masters, Now, Mickelson is one of the then added the British Open at Heimrich throws no- best players, period. Royal Birkdale later that summer. All it took was a back nine That became the pinnacle of Sunday that ranks among the their careers. Kite was 42, hitter in Softball's sweep best performances in the 68-year O'Meara was 41. history of the Masters. He birdied Mickelson turns 34 in June, By Ryan Autullo and Joel Hammond perfect game into the sixth SPORTS REPORTERS five of the last seven holes, approaching the prime of his inning, but allowed walks in the including an 18-foot putt on No, career. Bowling Green's Lindsay sixth and seventh. Gina Rango 18 for a one-shot victory over When he lost the 2001 PGA Heimrich pitched a no-hitter to and Kristen Anderson drove in Ernie Els. It was only the fourth Championship in Adanta by one open yesterday's softball double- runs to aid Heimrich's cause. walkoff birdie to win a green jack- shot to David Toms, the frustra- header between BG and "We wanted to come out and et, and it was the most dramatic tion was starting to show. Oakland, and the Falcons com- continue our play, because we of them all. Mickelson said he didn't want to DinMirtlnAPPtioto pleted the sweep with a 10-2, played so well over the weeend," This was John Elway finally win one major, but a bunch of WINNER: Phil Mickelson reacts after sinking the putt that Heimrich said. "I just went out five-inning win over Oakland in winning the Super Bowl. clinched his first Major championship. Mickelson finished at 9- the nightcap. It was Dale Earnhardt winning MICKELSON, PAGE 10 under, one shot ahead of Ernie Els, who shot a 67 Sunday. Heimrich, a sophomore, took a SOFTBALL, PAGE 11 the Daytona 500.

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Travis Hafner hit a grand Riske's one-out walk to slam and Cliff Lee pitched six pinch-hitter Nick Punto innings with help from his brought the tying run to the infield as the Indians won their plate, but the right-hander got home opener, 6-3 over the Cristian Guzman to fly out and Minnesota Twins yesterday. struck out Shannon Stewart on During pregame ceremonies, three pitches. the Indians celebrated their first The Indians' relievers have 10 years at lacobs Field by already blown three saves this unveiling a new $7 million season, and the group entered scoreboard that livens up the yesterday ranked last in the AL ballpark. with a 1-5 record and 7.64 EKA. A few innings later, Hafner Hafner's first career grand gave Cleveland fans the kind of slam staked Lee to a 4-0 lead in moment they've gotten used to the third. while watching the Indians The Indians loaded the bases bludgeon the AL Central for on a single, a one-out walk to Rusty K»nn«i»AP Photo most of the past decade. Omar Vizquel and a two-out SAFE!: Cincinnati's D'Angelo Jimenez slides into second with a Flafner connected in the third walk to Casey Blake for Hafner, double against Philadelphia yesterday. Jimenez' hit was the first in inning off Kyle Lohse (0-2) and who pulled I.ohse's 1-0 pitch Philly's new stadium. Cincinnati won, 4-1. Matt Lawton added a solo shot barely over the wall in right for in the seventh for Cleveland, his AL-leading fourth homer. which stopped a three-game Hafner hit 14 homers in 91 losing streak. games last season for The Indians went 2-5 — three Cleveland, and the club is hop- Reds spoil were extra-inning losses—on a ing he can provide some need- season-opening road trip they ed power to a lineup with depth could blame squarely on their but little punch. bullpen's inability to finish The Twins got two runs back games. in the fourth when Lee's shaki- Tony Oejjk AP Photo Phils' opener But Lee (1-0), who allowed ness prompted Indians manag- BIG GAME: Cleveland's Travis Hafner watches his grand slam go five hits in six innings and er Eric Wedge to get Chad By Rob Maadi run, the only bright spot for a dis- out of Jacobs Field In the Indians' 6-3 win over Minnesota induced three double plays, Durbin up in the bullpen. 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS mal Phillies' offense that has yesterday. handed over a 5-2 lead that PHILADELPHIA — The scored 16 runs in seven games. Philadelphia Phillies opened A crowd of 41,626 spent most their new stadium the same way of the afternoon hiding from the they left their old one rain on a 48-degree day. Most of Paul Wilson allowed just one the seats in the upper deck were mn over 7 1-3 innings, and the empty by the fifth inning, and Bonds hits 660th homer, ties Mays Cincinnati Reds beat some of the remaining fans were Philadelphia 4-1 yesterday in the booing or chanting, "Let's Go first game at Citizens Bank Park, Flyers!" by the seventh. By lanie McCauley Mays also greeted the six-time list with 755 home runs, fol- triggering boos from Phillies' fans Widely considered favorites to I"E ASSOCIATED PRESS NL MVP with a hug and a kiss lowed by Babe Ruth with 714. angered by the team's slow start. win the NL East, the Phillies are SAN FRANCISCO — Barry outside the dugout and present- When asked during spring "You can't get on the fans. The off to a 1 -6 start, losing five in a Bonds hit his 660th home run ed his godson with a torch deco- training whether he can pass fans are great here," Phillies' row. yesterday to tie godfather Willie rated with 25 tiny diamonds, Aaron, his hero, Bonds quickly manager Larry Bowa said. "They "We haven't played well. We Mays for third on baseball's symbolic of the number Bonds answered: "I think I can do any- can boo. They're frustrated. They need to get a win and go from career list. wears. Both Bonds and Mays thing. ... I'm going for it all." want to see a winner." there," first baseman Jim Thome Bonds connected in the fifth carried the torch before the 2002 Mays hit his 660th on Aug. 17, It was fitting the Phillies staned said. "The crowd was great, inning on a 3-1 pitch from Olympics. 1973, as a member of the New their new era with a loss. After all, everything was great, but we did- Milwaukee's Matt Kinney and Bonds came back out of the York Mets at Shea Stadium off they are the losingest franchise in n't score any runs." sent the ball over the right-field dugout and waved to the fans in Cincinnati's Don Gullett. sports. No team in any U.S. pro Ken Griffey |r. had an RBI dou- wall into McCovey Cove for his each direction as they cheered, Bonds, who holds the single- sport has lost more games ble and Jimenez had two hits and second homer of the season, a "Barry! Bany!" and gave him a season homer record with 73 in (8,681). scored twice for the surprising three-run shot that traveled an standing ovation. 2001, went five games without a D'Angelo Jimenez got the first Reds (5-2). Children along the left-field homer after hitting one last yes- estimated 442 feet. It was the BmMargolAP Photo hit, a ground-rule double down "The weather was nasty, the 28th time Bonds has homered wall bowed to Bonds when he terday at Houston. the right-field line on the fourth wind looked bad, but the guys into the cove. came out to play the field in the He has repeatedly said he'd CLOSER TO AARON: Barry pitch of the game from Randv were making the plays," Reds' The 39-year-old Bonds was top of the sixth. like to pass Mays at home, and Bonds hugs godfather Willie Wolf. manager Dave Miley said. greeted at home by several In his next at-bat, Bonds the Giants began a 10-game Mays after hitting his 660th Bobby Abreu hit the first home teammates and he stepped on blooped a double to left field in homestand yesterday with a home run yesterday. the plate and raised both hands the seventh. three-game series against the in the air. Hank Aaron leads the career Brewers. ! CS IMC Live Well!

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SPRING GAME, FROM PAGE 7 Charles Sharon, who aver- aged 15 yards a reception last Who will win the spring game? handoff, bounced outside and year, caught six balls for 104 beat the White secondary for yards, while Cole Magner, who the game winner. set a school record with 99 "My blockers did a great job receptions in 2003 caught five, on that play," Macon said, but dropped a would-be touch- "lames Hawkins sealed the cor- down from Jacobs early in the ner, and it was a track meet fourth quarter. from there. That's what hap- BIG GAME: Newble was an pens when everyone does their ■unofficial player of the game job." among fans. The senior from AARON KENNELL JEFF CARLSON Jacobs led the White down Brownsville, Term., had 15 tack- SOPHOMORE, MUSIC ED. SENIOR, MUSIC ED. the field after Macon's run, but les last year, including one sack "The white learn. on fourth down from near the and three tackles for a loss. "White. If Omar can Orange 30-yard line, was pres- "I think the defense needs to They're going with the beat the Sooners, he sured by Ryan Newble and Brad prove itself with the key players option" (Wrong) Williams. Williams batted can heat the Orange." leaving" Newble said. "(Before (Wrong) Jacobs' pass, and Newble, who the interception! Coach had two tackles for loss in the Brandon called me out, and game, came down with the that's what he wanted to see. clinching interception. Williams tipped it and I got it." "It's good experience to just LANE OUT: B| Lane, who ■» come out and practice the fun- was the No. 2 nmning back last damentals and focus," lacobs year while running for 518 said. "It was good to have a live yards was not in pads after go. My goal was just to come what Brandon said was a CHADRICKMCNEAL DICK KENDALL out and produce. 1 don't really tweaked hamstring feel any pressure on me, NEW POSITION, SAME SENIOR, TC0M JUNIOR, GERMAN/RUSSIAN because I have a good support- RESULTS: TJ Carswell, who ing cast." "Bowling Green. I "Orange. Nicholson and spent much of last season at bribed the refs." Piepkow save the day!" Suisham, who struggled a bit linebacker, switched back to his last year after a stellar 2002 sea- natural position in the sec- (Right... Technically.) (Right!) son, booted field goals of 29,30 ondary and made nine tackles and 23 yards. Nate Fry, who Saturday. won the punting job last QUARTERBACK BATTLE?: August, averaged 32.5 yards on No, not for No. 1. two punts, while Josef But both Van Johnson and Krebs: We did our homework Timchenko averaged 33.3 on NickThumian were impressive JOSEPH, FROM PAGE 7 sent at Saturday's game. Both three. for the Orange, and will likely Brandon and Krebs alluded to "I liked the kicking." Brandon possible violations of university battle it out for No. 2. Johnson policy." Joseph's outstanding reputation said. "Suisham was perfect, and was 3-for-6 for 29 yards while in coaching circles as the reason Fry punted decent. It was good Bowling Green Athletic Thurman, the bigger of the two Director Paul Krebs would also for the hire, loseph recently to work on kicking game, at 6-feet-4 and 232 pounds, recruited three players to because it's hard to scrimmage not comment specifically on threw for 60 yards and ran for what he had learned about the Colorado from Michigan, one of that." 17 more. BG's main target areas. Macon led all rushers with Colorado situation. "Van lohnson really showed "Any time you make a hire, you "I've known Vance for 10 Mike Mefcjer BG News 102 yards on nine carries, while up," Brandon said. "1 was really years," Brandon said," and he Stover had 75 yards on 10 car- do tfie best job you can getting UP AND GOOD: Bowling Green kicker kicks one of his three extra impressed with Van today as the information you can," Krebs relates well with players, lies points of Saturday's spring game. Suisham also kicked three field ries and Pope, who played well as Nick Thurman who did played in the NFI.on the corners, sparingly, gained 43 yards. said Saturday after the spring goals in the Orange's 17-13 win over the White. some good things." game. "Questions of |Colorado| and can relate to our young cor- are better left to the folks out ners. He gives us great versatility there. We did our due diligence in on that side of the ball." getting into background. Any Brandon said he contacted time you make a hire, you want Barnett. his former boss, for per- to hire the best people for the job. mission to speak with Joseph. "I can't control how other peo- "I called him and he gave me ple view it," Krebs continued. permission." Brandon said. "I Cleveland business booming wish the Colorado guys the best - It remains unclear whether the that's an unfortunate situation. By Connie Mabin local businesses rack up big moted public transportation as "We had a great basketball \iolation for which Joseph was IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS sales. 11ailii packed downtown streets season. It was awesome. I think suspended is tied to Barnett. who I've been pleased with the sup- CLEVELAND — No one want- As they have all season, fans well before the typical nish hour. Iebron and the team exceeded is on leave after he made insensi- port I've gotten from |BGSU ed Ii'Bron James to live up to the with open wallets flocked to the Flannery's Pub near Gund expectations," general manager tive remarks about a female foot- President] Sidney Hibeau and hype more than the host of city yesterday as James and his Arena and Jacobs Field was Christine Connell said over the ball player who alleged rape Paul Krebs. I made this decision Cleveland businesses that were Cavaliers played their last home packed at 10 a.m. with fans wait- loud chatter of customers. against a CU player in February. based on Vance loseph." banking on his popularity to game of the season, and the ing for the 3:05 p.m. baseball "Of course, we're disappointed Barnett has also had his recruit- "I asked him what was going draw customers downtown. Indians opened their first home opener and the 7 p.m. basketball they didn't make the playoffs, ing practices come under fire this on, and he didn't know what was Score a big win for the rookie stand. closer. but it was an awesome season. year amid other rape allegations going on," Brandon said. who came straight from high Street vendors sold Tribe T- The Irish pub has become a Most game nights, the seats in and charges he uses sex, drugs Joseph will replace the depart- ed Steven Milks, who left in school to the NBA. shirts, hats, banners and other tourist attraction with its win- here were packed," she said. and alcohol to lure recruits. Not only did lames rack up merchandise. 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"When the jacket, still trying to sort through at the Masters. two big ones last week. the raw joy of winning his first which improved from the hotels have been built or rede- Indians are doing well, selling lie was ninth-best in driving His approach into the par-5 league's worst team last year to a veloped. out, everyone benefits." major, Mickelson wasn't ready to accuracy, No. 1 in greens in regu- 13th in the second round was look too far ahead. playoff contender behind "Today, the neighborhood is This season has been no lation. tumbling toward Mac's Creek lames, who leaas the Cavaliers alive," said Tom Yablonsky, exec- small peanuts for the Cavaliers, "Well, one isn't really a hum h, "When 1 stood up on tee boxes, when it held up in the grass, turn- but it's a nice start,'' he said. "I with 21.1 points per game. utive director of Historic who also have profited since 1 just knew the ball was going to ing a bogey into a birdie. The "We are more than excited Gateway Neighborhood, which James' arrival. hope it does lead to more, but go in the middle of the fairway," biggest of all came on the final right now I just want to cherish about it," said manager Tessa oversees the district. A year ago, the Cavaliers had he said. hole, when Chris DiMarco blast- Businesses hope that life will the NBAs worst average atten- this one." ed out of the bunker to about 3 liirwick. "We absolutely love the Kill this isn't a plodding Phil. events that go on down here be sustained during baseball dance — 11222 per game — Ilger Woods already has eight I le did not sacrifice excitement inches beyond Mickelson's ball majors, winning his first at age 21. because of what it brings in for season. and sold less merchandise than for the middle of the fairway. As mark. Elstro said the 2-year-old any other team in the league. FJs, who shot 67 and looked That allowed Mickelson to see us." Mickelson pointed out Sunday Fan business at the 240-room Hilton hotel hopes to capitalize This season, there's been a 62 like the next Masters champion evening "You don't shoot 31 Ion exactly what was going to hap- for the longest time Sunday, won Hilton Garden Inn one-half on the Indians season with a "50 percent increase in home atten- the back nine) playing for pars." pen to the biggest putt of his paces from the bases" promo- dance to an average of 18231 a the first of his three majors at 24. career. block from the venues doubled And players don't win majors from about 10 rooms on tion offering a room, free park- game. The Gund sold out 15 Mickelson still has some without showing some mettle. It curled in from the left side, ground to make up. Cavaliers game nights to 20 ing, breakfast for two, two bags times, compared to twice last Even though Mickelson had a and Mickelson leapt for joy, of peanuts and lounge drinks season. Then again, lien I logon was 34 share of the lead to start the final hugged his caddie, kissed his ball rooms once lames arrived and when he won his first major at the team started winning, said and appetizers for SI49. lames' No. 23 jersey is the round, this ulUmately was one of and tossed it into the gallery, the Walk-in business on Cavaliers NBAs top seller, with more than the 1946 PCiA Championship. the great comebacks at the kind of things people do when )eff Elstro, regional sales direc- Despite a car accident that nearly tor. game days was up about 5 per- 1.5 million sold nationwide Masters. they win a major. cent at the Peterson Nut Co. since June 26, according to took his life, Hogan won nine Next up is the U.S. Open in "It's definitely LeBron fever," I le could hear the roar coming Elstro said. retail store at the edge of the SponsScanlnfo, a sports retail majors and was more dominant from the 13th green and knew it June at Shinnecock Hills, where than any other professional in The Cavaliers-related busi- Gateway district, said Gail tracking firm. was FJs making eagle. Mickelson Mickelson was close to winning larowski, retail operations man- The Cavaliers, which plans to the majors by winning six out of in 1995 until a series of blunders ness typically involved people went after the pin at the par-3 who live in the Akron area or fur- ager. raise ticket prices next season, eight during one stretch. 12th — the most dangerous shot on the back nine. There are other similarities ther south, corporate entertain- On Indians game days, foot will thank their fans for this sea- at Augusta National — and But that MU when people did- traffic in the store typically son's turnaround by giving away worth noting between Hogan n't know if Mickelson could win a ing and fans on a weekend out- wound up making birdie. ing, Elstro said. increases 25 percent to 30 per- nearly $230,000 in merchandise and Mickelson. He knew he was one shot major. I logan realized he could never That type of draw is exacUy cent or more. 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I know a good team when I lead off the inning, and scored this weekend. showing On Saturday, a four-run third see it..." on a grounder to shortstop by "That's her job, she pushed inning proved to be critical in Baca that gave the Falcons a 5-1 through the pain and soreness BG s 7-1 victory in the weekend's LEIGH ROSS-SHAW, BG SOFTBALL COACH advantage, lust in case the four- and pitched awesome," Ross- promise for rubber match with Western way on to first to start the inning. Shaw was happy with the way run lead wasn't enough, Shaw said. "We asked her today Michigan. The teams split a pair After a bunt attempt by Meghan her team manufactured nins, Heimrich doubled to center, to go ahead and do it for us of 12-inning games on Friday, McPherson was caught by something she says they didn't scoring Ramsey and because we have a non confer- Falcons with BGSU winning 1-0 in game Stewart, leanine Baca singled up do a good job of in Friday's McPherson. The double was the ence game on Monday if she TRACK, FROM PAGE 7 one and the Broncos taking a 4- the middle. Ramsey moved to game two. second of the day for the first needs a rest. The inning that 3 decision in the nightcap. third in the process, as Baca "(Friday] in the second game baseman. She was 3-for-3 with they did score a run it wasn't just "This meet made it hard lo With yesterday's two wins, the going to second on the throw to we didn't really execute with our three RBI. Vrabel, it was the defense think- gauge individual performance. Falcons upped their record to third. Lindsay Heimrich laid bunts and sacrifices," Ross- Vrabel gave up one run on six ing the game was over." We ran very few open races. We 17-20. BG is 4-4 in league play down the third bunt of the Shaw said. "It's something that hits, walking only one. She also The victories over the defend- inning, scoring Ramsey, who mostly competed in relays, after the wins over Western. you practice and you think pitched three innings of game ing MAC Tournament champi- which is not a true evaluation. BGSU's Liz Vrabel and avoided the tag of WMU catcher you're good, but we need to two on Friday adding up to 22 ons brought a sense of relief to Valerie Holland had a good effort Western's Laura Stewart took the Stefanie Scheumann. continue to work on it. F.mmy innings of work for the week- Ross-Shaw. in the 100 meter open," mound Saturday, a repeat of the After Gina Rango walked to Ramsey did a good job of getting end. Vrabel had her pitching "These last two games is the vl) 11 urn n said. matchup seen in game one on load the bases, lenifer Kernahan on base and shaking things up. shoulder wrapped in ice after team we expected to see," Ross- Holland ran a time of 12.14 in Friday. The two battled for more hit a sacrifice fly to right. Baca It gave the whole team confi- the game, but the weekends vic- Shaw added. "This team is the 100 meters and also helped than 11 innings Friday, but there tagged up and scored to extend dence. It wasn't the same kids tories were well worth it. unbeatable the way we played the lead to 2-0. Heimrich and the 4x200 team record their best didn't appear to be a fatigue fac- doing it again, other kids "They saw me yesterday so today. I know a good team when time this year, 1:37.38. Other tor in the early stages of Rango came around to score on stepped up today." obviously they were going to I see it and if we continue to members of the 4x200 relay team Saturday's game. a bloop single by Kristen The Broncos cut the Falcon catch up to me, but that's where work hard, be patient, and push were Alicia Taylor, lessica White With the game scoreless Anderson. Anderson was tagged lead to three in the sixth inning good defense comes in," Vrabel through the pain we will be a and Amber Walker. Holland, through the first 2 1/2 innings, out while attempting to take when Amy Fleming scored on a said. "I knew I wasn't going to tough team to beat." Taylor, White and Walker also the Falcons switched to "small second base. hit up the middle by Kristi blow the ball past them today. recorded the fifth best time in ball." Emmy Ramsey bunted her Falcon coach Leigh Ross- school history in the 4x100 meter relay, coming in twelfth place with a time of 46.80. ALPHA PHI ALPHA Sehmann expressed pride and FRATERNITY, INC. confidence in those relay teams, APARTMENTS FOR RENT and explained that weather has been a hindrance thus far in the - ASK ABOUT FREE WIRELESS INTERNET season. "I think their primary focus is to get 45.80 and the regional COLUMBIA HEINZ MERCER championship. It's within their THURSDAY 4/15 • Comedy Night 9pm-lam 424&451Fmzee grasp because of the individual JACKSOrfllOUNGf Admission $W COURTS MANOR talent we have in that group. 233 HUAQN ST. 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