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BASEBALL: M 1/ 1/ I 1 MOSTLY SUNNY The Falcons lose three of 1 ■ k HIGH 78 I LOW 48 four against Marshall -^- ^ » ^_>' ■ ■ www.bgnews.com VOLUME 96 ISSUE 67 University cuts back on paper use By Kara Hull "The difference is really going to be held through the student employer where they're now One idea that has been tin the CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR table for over a decade will finally While it may be impossible to going to be looking at a PC approving time instead of with a paper document." begin a test phase at the end of run an institution without using May The clinic system, which JIM STAINBROOK, CO-CHAIRMAN ON COMMITTEE TO BRING E-TIME TO CAMPUS paper, University officials want to will automate the calculation of come as close as they can. In the vice president, said. "If there's a is currently In action sending been centralized are wonderful." to MyBGSU. student employment hours, will effort to save money through effi- way to eliminate some paper, Bursar bills to employees through According to Dobb. a confer- "The real deal here is we're eliminate the need lor papa time ciency, new technologies are then we need to try to do it." e-mail rather than a mailed paper ence will occur over the summer going to try to slop using paper as sheets and other time-keeping leading the way. Dobb, who has been heavily statement. witli administrators from other much as possible," Dobb said. methods currently used on cam- "I'm not saying we're going to involved with the creation and "What we're trying to do is cre- universities in Ohio, Indiana and "We're trying to maximize the use pus. have a paperless campus, but we continuous improvements of the ate more services there versus Michigan, all of whom also use a of that service, and we'll be bring- According to left Nelson, a CO- can move in that direction," MyBGSU portal, cites the site as a sending paper," Dobb said. "All of Blackboard system, in an attempt ing people from all over to swap Linda Dobb, University executive starting place for savings. A pilot the special services that have to continue to add more services ideas." TECHNOLOGIES. PAGE 2
Park hosts MyBGSU color-filled IT'S SHOW TIME aids in Indian search for housing festival By Chuck Soder EDITOR.m CHIEF
By Dmitry Bulgakov 1 thought I'd be homeless this REPORTER summer. The University's Indian com- (Iriginally, 1 was to pay summer munity celebrated a festival of col- rent on a yearlong lease for some- ors Saturdav afternoon in the City one set to live with my current Park. roommates during the '03-'04 The event, sponsored by the school year. That fell through. India Student Association, is in With only a month left on my recognition of Holi, which is lease, I figured 1 would be spend- ing my summer nights in the stick known as the Festival of Colors. huts by Anderson Arena. Holi is a traditional festival held in Pliotos t>y Carrie Hooks In despair. 1 placed a cry for help Northern India. on MyBGSU, which is part of the "It celebrates that good over- GAME SHOW: Beginning University Web site. Within a comes evil. The demon is being art students displayed week, six online knights in shining killed and the entire region cele- their work at the Annual armor came to my rescue. brates it," said Nandhu Foundations Public Art All I had to do was place a note Radhakrishnan, president of the on the site's section called "Need a India Student Association and Event Friday. All displays at this year's game room or a roommate?" Within a one of the organizers of the event. week, I was receiving e-mails and show-themed exhibit "It is a 1 lindu festival. And it is cel- phone calls from folks dying for ebrated every year around March- were interactive. my rent money. First I had April, right in the springtime." Clockwise from left: nowhere to live — now 1 had too Holi is known for its paint- Clown faces adorn posts many options. throwing, when people — even n the lawn of the Turning away so many poten- strangers — are hit with colors Saddlemire Student tial roommates was hard, but it being poured from atop houses, Services building as part was worth finding decent sum- via balloons or water pistols mer bousing on short notice. squirting colored water. of an exhibit on strange phobias; a sophomore art MyBGSU worked quite well, "This is a festival of colors, so aside from the fact that most stu- student plays with giant what we do is we have different dents who posted were females colors dissolved in water and just cards from an exhibit on searching for female roommates. spray people," Nitin Warier, secre- Las Vegas: Jason But MyBGSU isn't the only oasis tary of the Indian Student Malafanna dresses a for students on the edge of home- Association, said while filling up mannequin for his "Real lessness. his water pistol with colored or Ideal" exhibit, which Off-Campus Student Services water. "And since colors signify' allowed visitors to match serves as a liaison between those happiness, that is the basic idea of their heads to the body of with housing and those who want the festival." According to the it, according to Georgia Folkins, organizers, the colors they use do one of four life-sized peo- not stay and can be easily washed ple paintings. HOUSING, PAGE 2 away. "We use pistols and cups to throw water on everybody — whatever suits," Warier said, recalling his Indian experience. "It is celebrated on the large scale, people, over fifty or hundred of North Korea defiant them, gather in one place, all friends and relatives. Right through, morning to evening, they play with colors. They have lots of games and have a very nice in weapons demands time. Lots of good food, of course." By Soo-leong Lee nomic projects, Seoul officials "We made it clear that we can According to Radhakrishnan, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS said. never accept North Korea's pos- on this occasion people also con- SEOUL, South Korea—South Washington believes North session of nuclear weapons," sume "bhang," a hallucinogenic Korea demanded yesterday that Korea has one or two atomic Shin said yesterday, according drink made from cannabis and North Korea abandon any bombs and may be trying to to South Korean pool reports milk, or some other ingredients. atomic weapons development, make more. The North lias dis- from Pyongyang. "We empha- Bhang was not used on Saturday. but Northern negotiators in puted that claim, saying its sized that the North should dis- Indian Student Association, Pyongyang stonewalled the nuclear program is meant to mantle nuclear weapons, if it which comprises approximately nuclear discussion, calling it a generate much-needed elec- had any, as well as its nuclear 60 Indian students and some fac- matter between North Korea tricity. facilities." ulty members, is not only about and the United States. Possession of nuclear Jeong is leading a five-mem- the Festival of Colors. Members Chief North Korean delegate weapons would be a "serious ber South Korean delegation to celebrate at least three festivals a Kim Ryong Song refused to con- violation" of a 1992 inter-Korean Pyongyang in die first high-level year, and have welcome parties firm a claim made during talks agreement to keep the peninsu- talks between the Koreas since for the new coming students and last week with U.S. and Chinese la nuclear-free, South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun look other cultural events. officials in Beijing that North Unification Minister leong Se- office in February. Foreign jour- "It is a place where you can Korea is making nuclear hyun reminded North Korea, nalists were not allowed to cover TOASTING: South Korean chief delegate, Unification Minister Jeong meet all other Indian people that weapons, and instead sought to according to South Korean gov- the event. Se-hyun, left, toasts with his North Korean counterpart Kim Ryong steer yesterdays Cabinet-level ernment spokesman Shin Eun- Song, right, yesterday. South Korea demanded that North Korea FESTIVAL. PAGE 2 talks toward inter-Korean eco- sang. KOREA, PAGE 2 abandon its nuclear weapons program, if it has any.
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RVISITWWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Monday. April 28,2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Technology ups savings New housing TECHN01GIES. FROM PAGE1 the libraries, Facilities Services Also, typical office documents mate the work flow process." adds to options and the Office of Student will soon be available online and All projects to increase efficien- chairman on the committee to Employment. Evaluating the sys- will reduce the need to print, cy are made possible by the HOUSING, FROM PAGE 1 now, Folkins said. This matched bring eTime to campus, funding tem mainly by the reaction of according to Toby Singer, execu- University's strong technological my experience — my renters for the system is what has kept it users, eTime could become cam- tive director of Information foundation, Petryshak said. This coordinator of the program. sweetened the deal by cutting away for so long. "The problem pus-wide as early as fall semester Technology Services. foundation is assisted by the I olki11~ said students looking my monthly rate by $20. was always because it was so if the trial proves successful. "That will save time, money, University's membership in for summer housing so late in "You have some people say- decentralized that no one was According to Inn Stainbrook, storage costs, paper, paper dust Internet 2, a research consortium the year are outnumbered by ing I'll pay the first $100 and up willing to pay for it." Nelson said. Nelson's co-chairman, the effects and the labor power required for of more than 200 universities those wanting to rent out their to half the rent,'" she said. The project, now headed by the of switching to the system should carrying the forms because across the nation looking at next places for the season. "Anything to try to get a little University's Chief Information be minimal for students. The real sometimes these documents can generation Internet. "Most people are trying des- money out of their summef Officer Bruce Petryshak, includes change, however, will involve stu- fill boxes," Singer said. "There's "The foundation is there, so if perately to lease their apart- (lease)." the cost of electronic readers dent supervisors. lots of things that are happening you find an opportunity you can ments," Folkins said." They're Off-Campus Student designed so student employees "I think as far as students go, it's as we move forward with this more easily take advantage of it," leaving because they want to go Services helps students pair up can use their ID cards to clock in going to be pretty transparent." stuff, and you'll start to see more he said. "The investments that we home for the summer." with realtors and those looking and out. Each reader costs $750. Stainbrook said. "The difference and more as technology gets in have in our current technology The situation for students for subleasers. Their web site Nelson, the director of the is really going to be held through line." including the Supemet, made it needing housing is particularly has links to eight local rental University Bookstore, can foresee the student employer, where Officials are also reviewing a possible to be a member of that, good right now, with the pres- agencies. The program also the benefits that the eTime sys- they're now going to be looking at project that will allow for easier and without those things we ence of new homes and apart- provides free contact informa- tem will bring within his own a PC approving time instead of retrieval and storage of docu- wouldn't be able to do that." ments from Sterling University tion in the Hazel H. Smith department. "I have someone with a paper document." ments on the Web for offices on The introduction of such tech- Enclave and MECCA Lounge on the second floor of who sits there adding up the rime According to Petryshak, more campus "Part of that project will nologies at the University has Management, among others the Student Union. cards every Monday morning." projects utilizing technology to probably include some docu- been well received by most, "There's a lot of housing out While Off-Campus Student Nelson said. "In this day and age, reduce paper use on campus are ment imaging and data ware- according to officials. there," she said. Services is willing to help, the that's crazy. Once the time that we in the works. Among these, a new housing," Petryshak said. "In the "Technology is second nature to The deal is better for last- search is still a student's respon- spend adding up hours goes application system is being data warehouse, there's better many people now," Dobb said. minute shelter-shoppers. sibility, Folkins said. "1 can't go away, it'll allow staff to spend installed to place departmental access to information, so that "It's grab it and go" Though selection may be better out and find housing for them.'' more rime in other areas." phone bills online and stop the could help save in reducing some in fall, prices are often lower The test period will start with need for printing them for review. printing of reports and will auto-
Students North Korean talks from India Weeklv Forecast HroimlU to vou l)v B(i News Student Mcleorolgisi Nicholas Kcksiein face new tension join together The last week of the Spring skies will be mostly cloudy. cold front associated with this KOREA, FROM PAGE 1 us a legal guarantee that it will semester looks mild but wet as There is a slight chance of storm will move through not take military actions, fronts extending from a devel- showers and thunderstorms Thursday evening as cooler air Seoul officials were encour- including use of nuclear at festival oping low pressure system in during the day. moves in behind the low. As a aged by the North's willingness weapons, against us, we have FESTIVAL, FROM PAGE 1 the Plains give a chance of rain The front will begin to make consequence, Friday willbe to hold the talks alter canceling no other option but to do throughour northern Ohio northern progress again cooler with a high near 6, but previous Cabinet-level meet- everything possible for our self- are on campus," Khani Begum, most of the week. Tuesday night, once again skies will clear throughout the ings earlier this month. defense," Rodong said. faculty adviser, said. "Kor the for- Today will be warm with a becoming a warm front and day and overnight as high pres- But North Korea remained The Bush administration has eign students who are here, who high in the mid 70s. Clouds will bringing a good chance of sure moves in from the north. defiant, saying in its official ruled out such a treaty, but U.S. feel sort of alone, this is one place be on the increase, however, showers and thunderstorms to After a chilly morning, Rodong Sinmun newspaper officials have said some form of where they can come and feel like and the chance of scattered northwest Ohio. The likelihood Saturday will be a partly sunny that it would arm itself with "a written security guarantee they're at home. They can eat showers and thunderstorms of thunderstorms hitting will day but cool day with a high physical means of deterrence" could be possible. Indian food and meet with other will increase throughout the be high again on Wednesday as temperature in the upper 50s if Washington refused to sign The three-day inter-Korean Indians with whom they share the afternoon and evening as a the front slowly progresses to near 60. As the high pressure the nonaggression treaty it talks in Pyongyang, on the heels language. So it is a place where cold frontal boundary extend- towards the north. system moves to the east, seeks. of the Beijing discussions, they can re-establish the sense of ing east from a low-pressure Temperatures on Wednesday warm advection should begin Pyongyang, which President come amid renewed tension their own identity." system in the Southwest drops should remain in the mid to again on Sunday, allowing ftish has dubbed part of an over North Korea's suspected The group will host a classical south across the area upper 60s. temperatures to climb Into the "axis of evil" with Iran and pre- programs to develop nuclear Indian singer, native to the coun- Tuesday should be slightly Showers and thunderstorms 60s and giving northwest Ohio war Iraq, has accused the weapons. A senior U.S. official try, on Friday at 7 p.m. in 1040 cooler as the front remains just will be likely again on Thursday a chance at showers and thun- United States of planning an said in Beijing that North Korea Moore Musical Arts Center. The to the south of the area. Highs as the low pressure system derstorms heading into the invasion after the war in Iraq is threatened to test, sell or use event is free and open to the pub- will be in the upper 60s, and passes just to our north. The beginning of Final Exam week. over atomic weapons, depending on lic "If Washington does not give Washington's actions
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Reserve a table for Campus Fest Deadline to guarantee a full table: 5pm on May 23, 2003 HAM) • Form is on the Office of Campus Involvement website. SCIAL GUEST Summer O-Reg Information Sheet ALICE PEACOCK Deadline: 5pm on May 9, 2003 • Submit an 81/2 x 11 sheet with information about your organization to the Office of Campus Involvement. This information sheet will be aval |o all incoming students this summer at O-Re is a great recruitment opportunity for every organiz. Annual Report and Registrap: Jacket Deadline: 5pm on May 9, 200: • Anyfifiu^zatipa^ except for social Greek and sport clubs muWwsilKD evilly May to rerflj Bi good standing and keep all rights and privileges associcrrW™ith being a student organization. Form is on the website and should be submitted to the Office of Campus Involvement. SBC Funding TICKETS ON Deadline: 5p Involvement WEDNESDAY SALE BEGINNING • Money will not be placed in a University account until the APRIL 15TH contract is signed and returned to the Office of Campus APRIL Involvement. TICKET SALES: Available at the Information Center, Student Organization Office Space Agreement 1st floor union across from Wendy's. Cash and Big Charge only at Info Deadline: 5pm on May 7, 2003 Center, and bursarable • Organizations must sign this agreement and return it to the in room 401 Union. Office of Campus Involvement to guarantee its allocated office or workstation in the 410 suite. 30 Also available during lunch Friday April, 25, 8:O0 FN 1st Floor union from Office of Campus Involvement D00KS OPEN AT 7 11:30-1:30. 401 Bowen - Thompson Student Union 419.372.2343 LENHART GRAND BALLROOM www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/getinvolved/organlzation.html z b WWW.BGNEWS.COM Monday. April 28. 2003 3
www.bgnews.com/campus BIOLOGIST TO SPEAK ON SENSE OF SMELL Mimi Koehl, a marine biologist from the University of California at Berkley, will speak today about how larvae of animals use smells as a guide when landing on coral reefs. Ihe presentation begins at 7 p.m. in 112 Life Sciences. Koehl has won many awards and was recently inducted to the National Academy of Science. CAMPUS THE CAMPUS BLOTTER Thursday, April 24: were taken from her room in A resident adviser's door was Christian Hackbarth of McDonald East Hall vandalized in Kohl Hall. Westlake. Ohio was cited for an Complainant reported that 110 open container of alcohol on Friday. April 25: of his CD's were stolen Itom the Harshman Shuttle Street. Complainant reported a slimy Dunbar computer lab. Complainant reported money white lube was put on toilet seats Complainant reported that her get^^^^^^ ITie calendar of events isa taken from i:feI I ■ in the Student Union. wallet was lost this afternoon in missing from his room in ^^■^ http-7toents.bgsu.edu ^^^,^# Chapman Hall. Complainant reported graffiti Founders. The complainant later Ruby Mason of Bowling Green written in the men's restroom of called back and advised that her was cited for speeding on Alumni i Hanna Hall was offensive. wallet was tound in her purse. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. An hour-long haven for writers, International. Drive. Complainant reported male Three students from Bromfield Capture the Flag Info Table those who like to write, and those Union Theater A smoke detector on the third genitalia vulgarities written on Hall have been referred to student Sponsored by Campus Crusade fot dragged along by their writer floor of McDonald East Hall went the front porch at Conklin Hall. discipline for possession of alco- Christ. friends. Open to anyone in the 6:30 p.m. 8 p.m. oft. There was nothing found in Complainant reported a hot dog hol. Union Lobby BGSU community. For further Support Group for Women with the area that caused the detector in the road, which covered their Complainant reported student informafion. contact Teresa Anorexia & Bulimia Concerns to go off The building was evacu- car in mustard. looking at cartoon obscenities in 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Milbrodl at 372-9683 or lerri- Group support for women at all ated. Complainant reported her facul- the computer lab. Ticket Sales for Hindustani an@bgnet bgsu.edu Meets every stages of recovery. Confidentiality Complainant reported a dispute ty/staff parking decal stolen from Complainant reported that car Classical Recital Monday from 4:00-5:00 p.m. 107 is emphasized. Sponsored by the between he and another resident her vehicle while parked at the was missing from campus lot. Sponsored by the India Students Hanna Hall Student Health Center and the in McDonald East Hall. College Park office building. She Complainant called back later Association. Counseling Center. Please contact A suspicious male at the Ice called back later to advise she advising that her car was at Union Lobby 6 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Judy Miller for more information, Arena was advised to leave the found her decal on the floor of her home. Praecepta Concert Series 372-7425. Meets every Monday building and the University vehicle. Requester asked that an officer 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Sponsored by Ihe College of from 6:30-8:00 p.m. Complainant reported that their| Jerferey Bell of Mansfield, Ohio check a room for a possible Phi Eta Sigma Graduation Cards Musical Arts. 107 Hanna Hall dorm room was receiving prank was cited for disobeying a traffic money bag that was left in South Distribution Union 202B. Community Room calls. control device on Conklin Drive. Hall. The officer found an enve- Union Lobby 9:30 p.m. Nitin Aggarwal of Bowling The Commons was under inves- lope that did contain money and 6 p.m. UA0 Movie- Or. No Green was cited for no tail lights i tigation. took it back to the UPD station 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. Israeli/Palestinian Movie Night Union Theater on Thurstin Avenue. A bookbag was reported stolen Writers Group Sponsored by Amnesty Complainant reported items from the Union. Parents, cadets upset that Bush will not speak
By Pam Zubeck Roche and Chief of Staff Gen. Roche and lumper issued order. Mis wife, Sandra, said hun- sponsors cadets called the speak- IH( ci/tni lohn lumper will share speaking more than 40 directives March 26 Riley said many parents and dreds of parents expressed dis- er announcement "a huge let- COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. _ duties. to change cadet life and the way cadets believe presidents speak at may in an Internet chat room, down." Some Air Force Academy parents A Pentagon spokesman said sex-assault cases are handled. graduation every four years and saying they'll write, e-mail and "I have been hearing from ... and cadets are fuming that they chose to speak together to The directives came after allega- they're being denied an appear- call the White House to complain. Rrsties' (seniors] all moming.'he President Bush won't speak at the "provide a fitting exclamation tions that reports of sexual assault ance by Bush. "He |Roche| already spoke and wrote. They are not pleased with May 28 commencement. point to their efforts in address- were ignored or the victims pun- "I'arcnls all over the country placed blame on them instead of this news." "They |cadels| are disappoint- ing" the worst sex-assault scandal ished. have sold this president coining higher-ups," Sandra Riley said, He quoted one cadet saying, i(l and angry," said John Rileyof in the school's 49-year history. Commencement speaking to family and friends," Riley said. referring to Roche's Feb. 27 "Well, this mined my week. They Florence, whose son is a senior. "This is a critical time in the duties arc shared among the "We have family in California that speech to cadets. "They're also took the president away from us "Parents all over the country are academy's history, and ihe lead- president, vice president, defense are coming, and one of the main upset he'll use this platfonn to foi the first time in 45 years of tra- up in arms." ers feel it is fitting to appear secretary, Air Force secretary and attractions is that the president cover this issue again." dition." Air Force Secretary lames together," the spokesman said. chief of staff, but in no particular was speaking." A retired Air Force official who
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President GEORGE W. BUSH.on the still-unknown whereabouts of Saddam's weapons of mass destruction. (norcvwrk cum) OPINION Be cautious, not scared, of SARS Many of you may have Bowling Green from an affected ed person. It also says that there body aches and discomfort. After make the right decision. A committee has been estab- noticed the e-mail area in the next four weeks, you is no indication of community- a few days patients may have The University does have the lished by the University to keep the University sent might want to ask them to spread SARS in the United States. trouble breathing. right to postpone sponsored students and faculty updated on out a couple of weeks ago. The e- reconsider their plans'' The e- Maybe the University is being It is hard to say whether those study-abroad and group trips to the developments involving mail was sent to inform students mail goes on to say that com- a little overly cautious. But the coming from infected areas infected areas. The University SARS. on what precautions everyone mencement videotapes will be Web site also stated that there should cancel their travel plans has a responsibility to protect its The University is doing its part should take in relation to recent available for those who cancel are other ways for spreading the for commencement. Some peo- students and faculty members on keeping us updated and the SARS outbreaks. their travel plans. disease that are still unknown. ple from these areas travel into from being exposed to the dis- community safe. We appreciate With graduation coming up, According to the Center for Probably the best thing to do is the United States everyday and ease if they don't have to. that. But, if the SARS scare keeps this may be something some stu- Disease Control's Web site, SARS find out if your relatives or will come to cities close by, if not The University has assured your relatives home when you dents have to think about. The e- is mostly spread by close person- friends have any of the symp- Bowling Gnen itself. But the students that any academic graduate, be sure it's a necessary maii states, "If you know of to-person contact. Most cases of toms before they decide to travel. University is just suggesting that credit lost from the postpone- precaution. After all, graduation someone planning to come to SARS have involved those who Symptoms include having a people not travel. It is up to you ment of these trips can be made is a big part of college. It should- lived with or cared for an infect- fever greater than 100.4 degrees, and those that are traveling to up some other way. n't be missed out of fear alone.
"iritrii Jl J ST0THEEDIT0R PEOPLE Freedom of speech ON THE STREET is a two-way street less than SI 00. lor the wealthiest lower blood pressure, therefore Government is Americans, the benefit would be contributing to longer life. The Have you been able to using the position of the Dixie overS20.O00. managers responded by com- RAUL stay motivated with CANO Chicks to gain favor with not persecuting According lo economists with plaining about the negative Republican members of the Congressional Budget Office, aspects that may come along summer fast Guest Columnist Congress who will soon start war protesters this plan will not stimulate our with owning a pel, like camel approaching? discussing bills that may help economy, but it will send deficits damage and smell. Some, how- In her book "Slander," Ann the corporate giant expand its This is written in response to soaring through the roof, driving ever, would not even speak with Coulter writes about how the share of the entertainment Bob Moser's Friday guest column up Interest rates. us. liberal media has worked lo industry, liberal interest groups which he wrote in response to I am appalled to see Bush Obviously, the landlords know shut down all points of view do the same (the support of Retna Ina's Thursday column. He exploiting the patriotism of loyal they are taking advantage of that are conservative in nature. that race-baiting, anti-Semitic claims that because individuals Americans over the invasion of elderly pet owners and are mak- She describes the nightmare demagogue, Al Sharpton, and some businesses "persecute" Iraq, while slabbing Ihem in the ing enough profit off of them that conservatives in America face comes lo mind). many who express anti-war sen- back economically. Okay, now they do not want to change their while having to listen lo Dan Mr. Moser also points to the timents, that we do not have free that we've deposed of Saddam, policy. The four of us could not Rather "falsely accusing tragedy of Peter Amett, who speech in the United Slates. He how are we going to pay for make an impact, but if more Republicans of all manner of did nothing more than report apparently fails to understand tuition rales that will soon make people stand up to these money- STEPHANIE FORD malfeasance," or when forced on "families in Iraq whose par- that freedom of speech is a right college an option onlv for the hungry landlords, maybe they to watch movies depicting SOPHOMORE ents had been killed in faulty for our protection against gov- rich? would actually consider the "kind-hearted abortionists, bombings by the American ernment persecutions. COMPUTER SCIENCE Nazi priests, rich preppie military," and was thus "more Miss Ina was right on target EARL M. BRITT Republican bigots and the dark "I'm sitting outside, than just chastised or persecut- with her column when she stated ALUMNUS DANIELLE HAGER AND ACS 250 night of fascism under Joe ed," but fired. What Mr. Moser that "Speaking in a public forum STUDENTS aren't I?" McCarthy." forgot to mention was that the comes with risks." hut please In a recent column, Bob reason Amett got in trouble is note that, because of our right to Landlords take Moser wrote, "The true mean- because he appeared on Iraqi free speech, government perse- ing behind freedom of speech state television, which he knew cution is not one of the risks. Take action advantage of has been damaged during this was a propaganda tool for war with Iraq." Both Coulter Hussein's regime. The fact that RON HARRIS against and Moser demonstrate an DEPT MATH/SfAf elderly tenants our government did not for- abortion ignorance of the idea behind mally charge Amen with trea- Three Bowling Green freedom of speech, and fail to son (his action put our troops University students and myself see how similar their positions I find a great deal of hypocrisy in clear and present danger of a are doing a community action actually are. George Bush is in the opinions of those who LAURA KENNEDY substantive evil because it was project for American Culture The First Amendment to die stale that, although diey do not used as a way of raising the Studies 250. Due to a personal SOPHOMORE Constitution reads, "Congress repeating his condone abortion, they believe morale of Iraqi fighters) is actu- experience in my family, we shall make no law... abridging in the freedom lo carry out such EARLY CHILDHOOD ED. ally a sign that freedom of decided to acknowledge the the freedom of speech... or the dad's mistakes a travesty Such an opinion speech is alive and well in issue of pet security deposits in "I'm sitting out here right peaceably to assemble." brings lo mind die 1964 murder America. While he was free to Once upon a time, there was a leased housing for the elderly. Ninety years of First of Kitty Genovese. with her." appear on enemy television president named George Bush. These specialized apartments are Amendment jurisprudence Thirty-eight people watched have shown that we do not and denounce our govern- I le invaded Iraq, and his popu- Ii IT the senior citizens on fixed ment, NBC was free to termi- larity ratings soared. But when income who cannot afford the the brulal stabbing of Kitty on an have an absolute right to free- open avenue in Queens. One of dom of speech. Sec Schenck v. nate his contract because they the war was over, his "energy high rales of a house or most fell he was a liability thai could plan" was a multibillion-dollar other apartments, but are still these fine, upstanding citizens United States (also Debs v. bothered to notify the police, but United Stales and Chaplinsky v. cost them viewers. contribution to his cronies, who well enough to live on iheir own. While I am no fan of the oil owned oil-, coal- and gas-pro- After researching apartments only after Kitty had died. New Hampshire). While the Certainly none of these thirty- protection of political speech cartel currently in power, I ducing companies. As the econo- on the Internet, we found that believe that freedom of speech my faltered, his only response some pet security deposits were eight people condoned murder, has since been broadened, the but their inaction showed their concept of stare decisis means is (he last thing we need to was tax giveaways to America's as much as S200, even for a fish, wony about. Wake up, Mr. wealthiest citizens. And despite complete disregard for her life. MELISSA BEEGLE that in times of war, Congress because the tank might leak and Moser you are rearranging the advantages of incumbency, cause water damage. For our Kitty Genovese died because GRAD STUDENT may curb freedom of speech no one on the street thai day (Brandenburg v. Ohio was chairs on the Titanic while the he was beaten for re-election. action, we went to several leased GERMAN & TESL White House is Hying to shove Isni ii funny how history cared enough to stand up for her. decided in peacetime). housing apartment buildings an additional handout to the repeals itself? and surveyed the residents togel Over 3500 unborn children are "No. After the long harsh However, this argument is cur- rich down our throats. Today, another President Bush their response lo the pet security murdered every day in the rently moot, because no such winter, I'd like to just be On a final note, Mr. Moser. I is trying to ram a lax giveaway for deposit. It turned out that when United States because people government action has been outside and laying in completely agree with you that the rich through Congress and we asked whether or not they don't care enough to take an taken. labeling dissenting points of he doesn't care if he runs over his thought the amount was too active stance against their the sun, and deadlines Mr. Moser brings up the view as unpatriotic is a repre- own parly's lawmakers in the high or loo low. ihey had no deaths. Dixie Chicks to show how we are fast approaching." hensible practice thai unfairly process, According to the OMB. opinion. Most of the residents Take action. Do not allow this are losing our right lo speak frames the debate. Having said 65 percent of the benefits from had no idea how much they senseless violence lo continue. freely. The problem with this example, as Ms. Ina pointed thai, I would suggest that you his proposed tax cuts will go to should be charged for a pet. Everyone has the right to live, out, is that consumers of coun- take a look in the mirror and (he richest 10 percent of Then we went lo talk to the man- and as good upstanding citizens, try music have as much right realize that you used the same Americans. If you are a single agement to try to persuade ihem we have the responsibility to pro- to boycott Dixie Chick albums tactic when you stated, "Miss working person who doesn't own to lower their pel price, or at least tect those who can not protect as the band has to say that they Ina is just one of many on this slock and doesn't have kids, your make an installment plan. We themselves. are ashamed that President campus and in this country benefit is likely to be a big fat explained how the elderly can Bush is from Texas (a senti- who allow themselves to live in zero, lor the majority of benefit from the companionship MEGHAN DURBAK ment thai I happen to share, by a vacuum of blind patriotism." Americans, the benefit will be of a pel, and how pets can even STUDENf COLBY ZACHRICH the way). Docs this suck? Yes, Perhaps, if you loosened up on but freedom of speech is a two- the righteousness and toned SOPHOMORE, ART ED. way street. Mr. Moser cites the down your condescending "You can't shut off my role of Clear Channel in this tone towards those you pre- E-MAIL US AT [email protected] motivation.' whole fiasco. While it is dis- tend to enlighten, people turbing that Clear Channel is would be more willing to listen.
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TWO KILLED IN SINGLE-ENGINE PLANE CRASH www.bgnews.com JACKSON, Ohio (AP) —A single-engine plane crashed near Jackson County Airport on Saturday, killing the two people on board, officials said. The privately- owned, six-seat Beachcraft A-36 crashed about 4:15 p.m. into a wooded area on private property one mile north of the airport, the State Highway Patrol said. STATE Debate on sprinkler laws reopens rHE ASSOCIATE0 PRESS the time to get the sprinkler sys- requiring sprinkler systems in fra- they're focused on finding who sorority houses. 1993. calling fraternity houses COLUMBUS — Fire officials in tems passed. In four years, no ternity and sorority housing set the fire. The National Fire Protection "the greatest life threat in the other college towns that require one will remember." would have saved lives, officials "This is an arson investigation, Association said its research has- community." sprinkler syslems in off-campus Boulder passed a sprinkler law in Chapel Hill said. and we are concerned with find- n't found a single fire that killed But fraternity members, housing say Columbus should after a 1989 fire in a fraternity Rooming and Greek houses in ing out who did this terrible more than two people in a build- builders and real estate agents consider a similar law after a fire house; no one died in that fire. Columbus must have sprinklers thing," said Dan Trcvas, a council ing equipped with sprinklers. complained at the expense — up that killed five students. Officials in College Park, Md., are only if they undergo a thorough spokesman. "That's No. 1 on our Students are drawn to low-rent to $40,000 per house — and the The brick house near the Ohio working to expand sprinkler renovation, said Andy Baumann, minds." older housing and tend to light council rejected the request. State campus had several work- requirements to include student code-enforcement supervisor for The day after the Ohio State candles, block exits and cram Council members passed a ing smoke detectors and met city housing near the University of the campus area He estimated fire, experts in State College. Pa., people inside for parlies. sprinkler law six months alter the fire codes before the April 13 Maryland. that sprinklers are in about half of recommended a sprinkler law to "A design for disaster," fatal fire at the Phi Gamma Delta arson. A fraternity house where five the 41 Greek houses, all of which avoid a similar disaster at Penn Boulder's Donner said. house. Authorities believe the "You have a limited window of students died in a 1996 fire near are off-campus. State. The borough council is Dan lones, fire chief in Chapel cause was a lit cigarette thrown in opportunity." said Larry Dormer, the University of North Carolina The issue hasn't been raised in considering an ordinance that Hill, first asked City Council to the trash. fire chief in Boulder. Colo. "This is also met fire codes there. A code City Council. Fire officials say would apply to fraternity and enact sprinkler requirements in
BG NEWS Parents of a killed Marine BRIEFING Criminal charges filed in food fight I IH.I.IAItD, Ohio (AP) — A 30-second food fight at a high school led lo five students being suspended and charged receive sorfs last letter with disorderly conduct. 1 lilllard Darby students )oe Staten, 18, and Mark THE ASSOCIATEt> PRESS town about 75 miles southwest of letter, Wagonrod took a look at so there is less terrorism in the I-itzpatrick. 17. started the fight, with three others joining in OHIO CITY, Onto —The letter Toledo April 16. the two pictures inside. One was world." he wrote. One student, KyleWilgus, 17, said the fight hail been planned and photographs from Marine The Marines had told Gunner's of Gurtner and other members of Gurtner also said in the letter for two weeks and he just found out about it the morning it Pfc. Christian Gurtner told his parents, Gary and Eldonna his unit and the other was of that "1 want to write to you about happened. parents that he was doing well as VVagonrod, that they might still Gurtner leaning against a vehicle, how I want my funeral and stuff, llie light took place about 11 a.m. on April 1(> before being he and his fellow Marines waited receive mail. smiling. but I don't want to give myself slopped by Principal leff Rcinhart and Mike Deaton, a police to Invade Iraq, "We had asked the people at "When I saw that picture I bad luck, if you know what I officer in this Columbus suburb. In his report. Deaton said I le said he missed them, loved the post office to hold it back, if yelled, 'You guys have got to see mean." the cafeteria had to be closed before the next group of stu- them and told them that he want- we did get a letter," Eldonna this smile."' Wagonrod said. "I felt Gary Wagonrod said that he dents could use it. ed to write them about how he VVagonrod said. "I didn't want the like it was a gift from God, that realized that Gurtner and his fel- Wilgus and I'itzpatrick were charged with delinquent v wanted to be buried, but was shock of opening the box and God had sent us that picture of low Marines were encouraged to counts of disorderly conduct. Ronny Phillips. I(>, and lason afraid to bring himself bad luck. pulling it out." Christian smiling. It gave me so prepare for the worst, and that Routson, 17, also were charged with delinquency counts. It was hand-delivered to them Village postmaster Diane Bear much peace." the family was jusi glad to hear Kevin Wilgus, Kyle's father, said police overreacted. a week after his funeral. hand-delivered the letter, dated Gurtner was in Kuwait when he from him. "This is grossly beyond what is reasonable." he said. Gurtner, 19, who joined the March 18, last week. wrote the letter. He started by say- "It was just great hearing from "Several days suspension, yes, I can understand that. But Marines about a year ago, died "Gary answered the door and ing that his unit was 15 miles him, very heart warming," he criminal charges that will be part of a record? No." April 2 when his gun accidentally handed the letter to me," away from Iraq and would be said. "It was a day after they Police It. Robert Parkey said the students were out of con- went off in southern Iraq. He was Eldonna Wagonrod said. "I just leaving in 48 hours. bombed that fust palace. They trol and created a dangerous situation. an infantry scout assigned to the laid it down; I couldn't open it. It "If someone says anything bad, knew then that they were going 3rd I ight Armored took me at least an hour to gel up just tell them your one and only in. We're very proud of him. He Reconnaissance Battalion. the courage." son is fighting so they can pay less was so upbeat in spite of his cir- Gurtner was buried in this When she finally opened the for gas and sleep better at night, cumstances."
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GIG HARBOR, Wash. DAVID WARD. PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION I.ii ■ iin.i Police Chiel David ' Brame was killed and his wife was injured in an apparent murder- suicide attempt Saturday, a day aftei abuse allegations in the cou- Affirmative plets divorce case were publicized in media reports. "IIn' probability is strong that the chid shot his wife and then action draws himself," Pierce County Sheriffs spokesman I d frovci said. Brame was pronounced dead al 5:52 p.m. at St. loseph Medical Centei in lacoma, Troyer said. mixed feelings His wife, Crystal, was down i<> HarborvicM Medical Center in By Steve Giegetich deciding a critical case dial Seattle in critical condition with a challenges the University of Honshu! wound to the head. A new poll highlights Michigan's use of race as a fac- I he shooting look place Americans' conflicted feelings tor in admissions, 58 percent ol around 3:10 p.m. in the parking about affirmative action al col- respondents lo the Chronicle loi ill a shopping center in this leges: A majority of those sur- poll said affirmative action pro- veyed said ii benefits society, grams benefit society. town northwest ol lacoma, John Wye utt' Troyei said. l>ui even more said schools But tvi percent of those sur- The chiel and his wile arrived POLICE CHIEF: Emergency personnel work on Tacoma Police Chiel David Brame alter an apparent should not admit minorities veyed said they thought minor- in die parking lot in separate cars, murder-suicide attempt Saturday, in Gig Harbor. Wash. Bramc's wife was injured in the incident who have lower grades than ity Students should not be with the couple's children in Oilier qualified candid.lies. admitted to a school it their ( rvsiul lit.unes vehicle. At one Hie finding is pan of a com- glades and lesi scores didn't siylisl al I l.ii In ii Cutter, a shop from the crime scene. Troyer wanl.'' trover added, "lose up prehensive suiAe\ ot American meet die level ol oilier appli- point, the (hid put the children ih.ii looks out onio the parking would mil say whether ii was die through the ranks, worked ver) attitudes toward colleges and cants. in Ins car, ihen went back in his lot. chiefs service weapon or precise' haul and made chiel.'' universities being released David Ward, president of the wiles i.II. where the pair engaged I In- lirames' children ran ly where the gun was found. On l-'riilay, die Seattle IV>sl- American Council on in a lieatexl conversation, author- Monday by The Chronicle of toward their mother's car aftci Brame rose through die ranks Inlelligencer reported tli.u dm u- I Uglier I'ducalion. I dm aiion, expects ihose con- ities believe, hearing the shots, Iroycrsaid. lo become police chiel in ments in the couple's divorce case Among olhei findings, the Hiding attitudes lo continue Witnesses told police lliey "I heard oneol the children say. lacoma, a city ol 194.000, in recounted a stormy, sometimes survey revealed thai more than even altei die Supreme Court heard two <|iii< k shois. Troyei Daddy shot Mommy,' ...words to lanuary 2002. He was among offi- violent relationship. no percent of Americans said. ruling. thai effect." said Dana Mossman. cials who announced ihai a wit- ( is still Brame accused her believe skyrocketing tuition has He said Americans have a Paramedics Found Crystal I lie 43-ycar-old woman said she ness came forward with evidence husband of pointing his nun at made higher education less deeply ingrained sense ol' fair Brame lying mi the pavement was standing in lionl ol a coffee thai could lie two shootings in her, trying to choke her and say- allonlahle lo die middle class. pkl) and individual lighls — beside liei car. with the driver's shop when she heard a "pop, lacoma lo sniper suspects lolin ing he "could snap my net k il he Al the same lime. 75 percent ami loi many, affirmative side dooi ajar I he chiel was pop" sound and ihen saw a Allen Muhammad anil l.ee Boyil wanted to." believe ,1 college i'ducalion is action doesn'i seem lair. "II you liiunil slumped over in tin1 pas- woman lying in a pool of blood. Malvo I he men are accused ol 20 Bui Blame said he had been leel you've been deprived ol senger's seal with a gunshot "worth the price." Anolliei woman in the parking shootings, including 13 deaths, in victimized in the relationship He something by a process, ii isieli wound to the head, hover said. The telephone survey of loi scooped up tlie children — an Virginia. Mai viand, Alabama. accused his wife of having a "1'eio- Unit) adults ages 25 lo65 lias a very strongly," lie said. "And tine witness said she saw pen B-yeai old giil and 5-year-old boy Georgia, Louisiana and cious temper" and being emo- margin ofcrroi of plus or minus thai is an aiea where univcisi- pie in the parking lot running and look them into a video Washington, D.C tionally unstable. 3. I percentage points. lies an-snuggling." around ami screaming after the store in the strip mall. 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M;im NEWI9VE <41*>> 352-5620 (419) 352-6335 Rentals IUW '.. i @dacor 'nri THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL: REDS DEFEAT PARDES FOR FIRST WIN OF SEASON. PAGE 8 BG SPORTS Softball Tomorrow April 28, at Cleveland Slalc (DH) ai 4 p.m. 2003 Fri., May 2 vs. Eastern Michigan ai 3:30 p.m. Sat., May 3 www.bgnews.com/sports vs. Eastern Michigan (DH) at 1 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY p.m. Baseball Wed., April 30 at Ohio Slate at 6:35 p.m. Fri., May 2 vs. Western Michiagn at 3 p.m. Sat. & Sun., May 3-4 vs. Western Michigan at I p.m. Hunt sets new RBI record Men's Golf By Jayme Ramson Thurs.-Sat.,May 1-3 'SSISI1HT SPOBIS EDITOR at MAC Championships in The Bowling Green base- DeKalb, III. ball team dropped three games in their four-game Track & Field series with Marshall this Fri., May 2 weekend. at Butler Twilight at 3 p.m. The lone win came in the first game of Saturday's dou- bleheader, 10-5. In that game the Falcons got on the board early, scoring six runs in the first three innings. Marshall came back later in the game, BG NEWS trimming the lead to one run by the end of the sixth inning. The Falcons responded in the SPORTS bottom of the sixth with four runs. BRIEFING Keith Uiughlin earned his fourth Mid-American Bats outscore Mud Conference win of the season Hens in 10-5 victory and his fifth win overall. The lefty improved to 5-1 overall LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — and 4-0 in the MAC. Jacob Cruz liit two home runs David Barkholz started the to lead the louisville Bats to a Falcons off in the first inning, 10-5 win over Toledo in the getting a RBI single. He was 2- International League yester- for-3 in the game, with two day. RBls and three runs scored. Jason Maxwell and Jim Tylei Wasserman was 2-foi I Chamhlee also homered for with three RBIs. the Bats, who had 18 hits. Bowling Green lost 3-2 in Ben Swanger BO Una Brandon Larson had two HBIs Saturday's second game. SLIDING RUN: A Flacon baseball player slides Into home plate. The Falcons lost three games in their four-game series with Marshall this for Louisville. Marshall scored in the top weekend with the lone win coming in the first game of Saturday's doubleheader, 10-5. Scott Randall (3-0) earned of the first and Bowling Green the win, going 6 1 -3 innings, responded with a run of their giving up five runs on 10 hits. own when Kelly Hunt's single Falcons unable to come back; Herd tops BG, 2-1 Seth Greisinger (3-1) took to left scored Barkholz. The the loss, going 4 1-3 innings, By Chris Willie However, in the fourth inning over their boiling point. After the retaliatory end of Marshall's game remained tied at one SPORTS REPORTER allowing seven runs on 11 hits. until (lie eighth inning. Marshall's bats got the best of second consecutive homerun. pitcher Steve Ziroli's fastball. He gave up three of tauisville's Marshall scored two runs in Fmotions and tension were the Falcons. the Falcons were fired up with Both benches were warned, fol- four home runs. the top of the eighth to lead 3- miming high yesterday, when With one out in the fourth no where to go. lowing die altercation and both Louisville has won four of its 1. Bowling Green looked like the Falcons hosted Marshall at inning Oestrike gave up back-to- Oestrike's first pitch, following the Falcons and the Herd last five games. they might make a comeback Steller Field. The game marked back first pitch home runs giving the homcruns, hit Marshall's seemed to be inches away from when Hunt hit a RBI double the end of a four game homes- the Herd an early 2-0 lead. batter square in die back. The a brawl. Athletics triumph to score Nolan Reimold. tand against Marshall, a series in Intensity seemed to increase Falcons were issued a warning "We got outplayed the whole Kevin Longstreth reached which the Falcons were down 2- as Marshall center fielder, loe for the beanball and this seemed game, they hit back to back over Indians, 4-3 base on a walk and runners 1. Glevenyak rounded the bases to wake up the Herd, who went homeruns then we hit their guy OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — were on first and second for Tom Oestrike got the start for after taking Oestrike's first pitch, on to score eight runs in the fol- and seemed to wake them up," Terrence Long hit a game-win- Wasserman. Wasserman was the Falcons. Oestrike struck out fastball deep over the left field lowing three innings. Falcons head coach Danny ning double with two outs in four in his first two innings and wall. Choice words and stare- In the bottom of the third Schmitz said. "Words were the ninth inning yesterday to held the Thundering Herd downs exchanged between both inning, Falcon first baseman, give the Oakland Athletics a 4- BASEBALL, PAGE 9 scoreless through three innings. teams seemedto put the Falcons Kelly Hunt found himself in the OESTRIKE. PAGE 9 3 victory over Cleveland. Erubiel Durazo had three hits and drove in a pair of runs for the A's. lody Gerut had three hits for the Indians (7-18), off to their Former Falcon keeps pro dream alive worst start since going 4-21 in 1969. Durazo led off the ninth By Andrew dayman Pembcrvillc native made the dif- instance, the BastWOOd High York I'enn U'ague was not loo have maybe two good pitches, with a single to off Danny Baez SPORTS REPORTER ficult decision to leave the col- graduate opted instead to hone dissimilar from the college base- but a minor league pitcher may (0-3). Two outs later, Long hit a Almost every Little Leaguer lege ranks and chase his dreams his skills under coach Danny ball life. There were long bus have a good fastball, change-up. 2-2 pitch into the right-center and sandlot star has fantasized in the pros. Chosen by the Schmitz at Bowling Green. This trips, less than ideal field condi- and a nice slider or split-fingered field gap, scoring Durazo. about playing professional base- Detroit Tigers in the 21 st round lime around. Loomis took tions, and small but devoted pitch, loo. And every pitch, they Ricardo Rincon (1-2) ball, but for the overwhelming of last summer's amateur draft, Detroit up on its offer, reporting crowds in attendance. The quali- know exactly where it's going." pitched two scoreless innings majority, it is a dream that is Loomis began a rollercoaster to the learns Class A short sea- ty of talent on the field, however, Despite the improved compe- for the victory, striking out never realized. ride that has brought him full cir- son affiliate in Oneonta, New was clearly on another level. tition, loomis' biggest adjust- four. Corey loomis is one of die cle in less than a year's time. York. While there, Loomis would "The pitching and the speed ment came not at the plate, but Oakland starter Tim Hudson lucky ones. After a phenomenal The Tiger organization had learn that maintaining one's of the game were very different in the acceptance of a new role gave up three runs, seven hits junior season with die Falcons in come calling on loomis before, dream can he just as challenging from college," loomis said. "All and four walks in seven 2002 (which included a team having selected him in the 38th as reaching it. the pitchers had great com- innings. best .404 batting average), the round of the 1999 draft. In that In some ways, life in the New- mand. College pitchers usually LOOMIS, PAGE 8 Cleveland starter C.C. Sabathia allowed three runs and six hits in seven innings. He struck out five and walked two. SOFTBALL Agassi makes first Tigers off to worst start in team history SEATTLE (AP) — Freddy defense of No. 1 success Garcia won for the first time since April 6, pitching the By Michael A. Lutz made some big points and closed Open on May 26, Seattle Mariners past the THE ASSOCIAItO PRESS out the match. Sometimes it's bet- "You certainly want to know that Detroit Tigers 4-3 yesterday. HOUSTON—Andre Agassi eel - ter to be lucky" you have the gears then' W hen you The loss dropped the Tigers ebrated his first day as the oldest Both players stayed on serve in ask for it, and that means physical- to 3-20, extending the worst men's player to be ranked No. 1 in die third set until die filth game, ly and mentally." Agassi said. stan in team history. the world with a dramatic come- when Agassi broke through with a "Today was one of those days you Garcia (2-3) had been win- back victory over Andy Roddick lo backhand drop-shot winner that try to hold on and hang in there less in three starts. But the win the U.S. Men's Clay Court bounced just over die net. and give you die best chance and Mariners' ace limited DeUoit Championships yesterday. Agassi also hit a drop-shot win- hope something goes right. That's to four hits, including home Agassi supplanted Australian ner when he was down bwt-40 in all a part of what's needed to win runs by Bobby Higginson and Ueyton I lewill on Saturday night die crucial third game of the sec- big ones." Dmitri Young, in seven as No 1, but he had to work hard ond set. Roddick was die stronger player innings. He struck out six. Sunday to beat Roddick 3-6,6-3,6- "I felt pretty desperate the whole in die first set as Agassi started Arthur Rhodes pitched the 4. Il was die 58th career title for time," Agassi said. "I can under- slowly, hitting numerous unforced eighth and got one batter out Agassi. stand why it's so hard to beat him errors. He broke Agassi in die in the ninth before Jeff Nelson Down one set and a break in die here the way he serves, and his sec- eighth game of the first set with a came in to get the final two third game of the second set, Agassi ond serve is such a big weapon." love game. Agassi hit a backhand outs and his second save. rallied from triple break |xiinl to The big break in die third set was error at break point. Young homered in the sec- hold his aim, He broke Roddick, all Agassi needed to boost his Agassi survived one break point ond and Higginsoh homered the two-time defending champi- match record to 23-1 this season in the first game of die second set in the third. on, in the sixth and eighth games to and capture his fourth tide of the before launching his big comeback In the third, Seattle scored Ben Swanger BG News force die third set year, a record that includes the in the second game. "I'm still numh, to be honest," Australian Open. Agassi improved to 4-0 against three runs on four hits. HEADING HOME: The Bowling Green Softball team dropped two Bret Boone's single put the Agassi said. "Andy kept me from Agassi declared himself ready for Roddick. Prior yesterday his last games against Northern Illinois Saturday, 1-0 and 13-2. For more Mariners ahead 4-2 against getting comfortable for most of the Europe and die day tournaments, victory over Roddick was 6-3, 6-1 Adam Bernero (0-4). information check out tomorrow's edition of The BG News. match. FariV in the second set, I leading up to the start of the French last year in San lose, Calif. GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 8 Monday, April 28.2003 SPORTC WWW.BGNEWS.COM Reds earn first win of season Loomis CINCINNATI (AP) — Paul you can't throw it to him there, released Wilson thought aggressiveness but he had good movement was the key to his first win for today. The movement was the Cincinnati. key." Wilson overcame three home Stinnett doubled twice and from runs, two by Ryan Klesko, to scored two runs playing in place lead the Reds over the San of the injured lason LaRue. Diego Padres 7-5 yesterday. Cincinnati moved out of last Wilson (1-2) also gave up a place in the NL Central for the Tigers solo homer to Ramon Vazquez, first time since April 14. The but he still beat San Diego for Reds took two of three to win a LOOMIS, FROM PAGE 7 the first time in six career deci- homestand for the first time in sions. He gave up three homers the brief history of Great and a lack of consistent playing in one game for the second time American Ball Park, which time. this season, but the Reds have opened this season. "All in all, it was a great experi- won three of his five starts. "It was a terrific homestand," ence," he said "But when you are "It's funny. I lost the last one, manager Bob Boone said. used to being out there everyday and I won today. The key was I Brooks Lawrence (2-3) gave as I was in college, not playing was still aggressive," Wilson up seven runs — five earned — everyday really hurt the most." said. "1 got ahead of hitters and and six hits in 4 1-3 innings. He With Oneonta's young roster challenged them, and that was didn't walk a batter in his previ- all hoping to gain the attention of the difference." ous two starts — losing both — Tiger management during a Wilson didn't allow any walks but struggled with his control short summer season, it's easy while giving up three runs and against Cincinnati, walking six for talented players to get lost in eight hits in seven innings, and and hitting a batter. the shuffle. After being the Scott Williamson pitched the "Walks kill you," Lawrence Falcons' dependable second ninth for his fifth save. said. "You have to make them baseman for the past few years, "In my last start. I had great hit the ball." Loomis was now in and out of stuff," said Wilson, referring to Klesko homered to put San the line-up, as other prospects Tuesday's 2-1 loss to Los Diego ahead in the first, but the battled him for playing time. Angeles in which he went 7 2-3 Reds took a 2-1 lead in the sec- By season's end, Loomis had innings. "I was down in the zone ond on two-out RBI doubles by Al Behraun AP Photo appeared in just 32 games, dri- and had command the whole Felipe Lopez and Kelly Stinnett. SAFE: Cincinnati Reds' Austin teams, left, returns to first base as San Diego Padres' Ryan Klesko ving in 17 runs and finishing with game. Today. I had a decent Lawrence forced in a run with catches a pickoff throw in the eighth inning yesterday. Cincinnati won 7-5. a .218 batting average. Not given fastball, but my change wasn't a bases-loaded walk to Sean a true opportunity to open any as good." Casey in the fourth, but San starting the inning. Adam Dunn Stinnett was intentionally inning. eyes, Ixramis was released by the Wilson hadn't won a game Diego tied it in the fifth on solo walked and Lopez bunted, with walked, and Wilson's sacrifice fly Tigers this spring, putting his since last Aug. 19, when he beat homers by Vazquez and Klesko, Lawrence throwing away the made it 5-3. Notes professional career on hold. the Orioles 7-3 at Camden Yards his third in two days and sixth ball for an error that allowed Reliever Brandon Villafuerte The Padres went 4-8 on their Today, Corey Loomis is back for Tampa Bay. this season. Klesko is 6-for-12 Boone to score from second. hit Ryan Freel, reloading the trip, their longest this season.... where it all started, in Bowling "The big thing was he made with four homers in his career "The ball slipped," Lawrence bases, lose Guillen hit an RBI Klesko was 14-for-44 (.318) with Green. Though he is no longer the pitches when he needed to," against Wilson. said. "It sailed on me. I didn't single and Casey had a run- five homers and 13 RBIs on the under a pro contract and ineligi- catcher Kelly Stinnett said. The Reds used two errors to have a good grip." scoring grounder. trip... Casey went 0-for-3 and is ble to rejoin his old Falcon team- "Klesko's first home run was on break open the game in a four- "I thought that was the turn- Rondell White hit his seventh in a I -tor-18 slide.... San Diego mates on the field, Loomis has a a good pitch. The second was a run fifth. Aaron Boone reached ing point," San Diego manager homer of the season and sec- allowed 20 walks in the last two positive outlook on where he's down-and-in changeup. and on Vazquez's throwing error Bruce Bochy said. ond in two games in the eighth games of the series. been, where he is, and where he's going. "I don't really regret (going pro)," he said. "Being back home and talking to the guys that are still playing, it kind of makes you think a bit, 'Did 1 do the right Browns add running thing?' But at the time, it was the right decision, and I don'! regret it- There is no reason to be regret.- ful when your story is still writing itself. Loomis is far from giving back, long snapper up on baseball or his dreams to achieve success in the pros. BEREA, Ohio (AP) — The Rice. The Browns got two quick "Right now, I am working out Browns have drafted yet anoth- The Browns closed out the comerbacks in third-rounder with the team and with (former er running back, but don't draft by selecting Minnesota Chris Crocker of Marshall and BG shortstop) Nick Elrod. Nick's expect to see him in unifonn comerback Michael Lehan and Lehan. who has 4.4 speed in the playing for the Chillicothe Paints until 2004. Boston College defensive end 40-yard dash. in an independent league Cleveland took speedy Lee Antonio Garay. By taking Suggs, Davis has (Frontier League), and I will be Suggs of Virginia Tech in the Although Davis entered the selected a running back in each playing down there this summer. fourth round of yesterday's NFL draft saying he had the luxury to of the last three drafts, taking So we'll have our old double play draft knowing that he must select the best talent available, William Green with the 16th combination back together. I'm undergo shoulder surgery and he used nearly every pick to fill pick last year and lames lackson looking forward to that." will likely miss the entire season. team needs, except for Suggs in the third round of 2001. Loomis hopes that a success- "It's not too different than and Garay. Suggs partially tore his rotator ful showing this summer may maybe what the Buffalo Bills did The Browns also added some cuff while lifting weights in spark the attention of scouts with Willis McGahee," Browns speed. January. He has a history of knee once more. He knows that per- coach Butch Davis said of taking "Anytime you have the injuries as well. sistence is the name of the game a risk on an injured player. chance to dramatically improve The 5-foot-11, 202-pound in baseball, where failing seven "Certainly, two years ago, Lee the speed of your football team Suggs returned last season from out often times still makes you a Suggs was one of the premier you can't do anything but get a torn anterior cruciate ligament great hitter. running backs in the entire better," Davis said. in his left knee, averaged 5.2 "After I was released by the country." The Browns used their top yards per carry with the Hokies Tigers, people told me to just Davis used the rest of his late- pick. 21st overall, on Jeff Faine. a and had two 1,000-yard seasons. keep playing. You're never down round picks to improve on 6-foot-2, 303-pound center "I can hit die hole and accel- and out as long as you keep play- defense and special teams. from Notre Dame, who will fill erate through it." Suggs said. "I ing. So I'm just going to keep The Browns shocked many the hole left by the release of can break tackles and I have the playing and see what happens." with their choice of a long snap- DaveWohlabaugh. speed to take it all the way." Such a philosophy is fitting for per in a fifth round, including Second-round pick Chaun Suggs hoped to be the second one of the best to ever don the the player they picked, Ryan Thompson of West Texas A&M or third running back taken in orange and brown. 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We short as Reimold popped out to exchanged between teams, dugout, both exchanging him the BGSU career record. need to show some toughness, end the game. then they went on to score 10 words across the field. The Len Elias previously held the physically and mentally." "ISaturday's win| gave us one with White straight." umpires, however, did their record at 178 career RBIs. Marshall had five home runs game but we're at home, we The already intense atmos- best to stop the verbal The Falcons had four hits in need to win series," Schmitz in the game, pounding out 17 DRAFT. FROM PAGE 8 phere furthered in the later part onslaught before any physical the game, two off the bat of total hits in the game. said. "We're down to three week- of the game as well. Kelly Hunt's altercations took place, issuing Hunt and two from Reimold. Pitcher Tom Oestrike held the ends left and we're getting some hit, what seemed to be an inno- both teams another warning Bowling Green's Tyler "I didn't expect to lie on the Thundering Herd scoreless help throughout the league, but board this long, but I'm glad cent ground ball down the first and sent them back inside the Saneholtz pitched six innings, through three innings, but we're going to take care of our base line, once again nearly dugout. giving up one run off six hits and Cleveland gave me the opportu- Marshall started to heal up with own business. ISundayl was a nity in the fourth round,'' Suggs turned into an altercation. Through all this, the Falcons striking out eight. big game and we didn't show back-to-back home runs in the said. Hunt's ground ball was field- could not seem to get on track, Bowling Green coach Danny fourth inning Both were solo very good colors today." ed by Ziroli along the first base- giving up twelve runs and they Schmitz talked about the plate Despite drafting Suggs. Davis shots. Marshall's Grant Harper said the Browns are still trying to line and Ziroli found himself were unable to string a scries of discipline of his young team Hunt scored from second pitched a four-hit shut out in directly in the middle of the hits together until the ninth after yesterday's loss. Friday's series opener. Ihe 1 lerd reach a long-term deal with base on a throwing error in the backup lamel White. baseline in between Hunt and inning. The 12-5 loss for the "It's been a problem all year, bottom half of the inning. I lunt scored in the third inning and firstbase. Hunt collided with Falcons comes right before a the discipline. We take the good "This has no bearing whatso- had reached base when he was went on to win 5-0. ever on any of the running backs (he Marshall pitcher, in an road trip to Columbus where ones and swing at the bad ones," hit by a pitch. Marshall led 2-1 Steve Raska had (wo of attempt to reach first base, and they are scheduled to take on he said. "We're far along enough on this team." he said of the pick. though four innings. Bowling Green's four hits and Davis acknowledged that tak- set both teams off. Ohio State Wednesday. now in the season that we have The Herd went on to score the Falcons committed four to start making some improve- ing a long snapper in the fifth four runs in the fifth, two runs in errors in the game. round was a bit of a stretch, but ments and we're still nol making the sixth and four more runs The Falcons fall to 13-19 over- improvements." said the Browns knew five other over the final three innings. The all and 6-10 in the MAC after the teams were looking for one. The Falcons lost the series Falcons scored one run in the weekend. Bowling Green will finale, 12-5, yesterday afternoon The Browns had a need at long seventh, off of leffWamock's sin- play Ohio State on Wednesday snapper after Ryan Kuchl was 1021 S. Main Si. ^^ at Steller Field. gle. Bowling Green scored three in Columbus for a non-confer- Bowling Green, OH Ml*" signed by the New York Giants, 43402 ((^ who lost the NFC wild-card r"JS~\ ll 419-352-0123 If f game when a horrible snap on the final play prevented a field goal attempt. "I think a lot of teams under- stand that it's a real skill and you can't |USl take a guy off Ihe street and rely on them lo get ihe job • done," Pontbriand said. 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A ninth person died Singapore said it would close Beijing has sealed off three hos- III »SS0CI«l[D PRESS elsewhere in mainland China, dozens of food markets and ban pitals in a mass quarantine of HKIIINC — Karaoke parlors, bringing its total to 131, and 12 visits to public hospitals to con- patients and staff, and 7,600 peo- movie theaters and discos shut more died in I long Kong. tain its outbreak. ple who may have been exposed their doors Sunday under orders Taiwan, which reported its first SARS, or severe acute respira- have been ordered to stay home. from Beijing officials Irving to SARS death, imposed a mandato- tory syndrome, has killed 318 The city's public schools also are contain the spread of SARS. ry 10-day quarantine on travelers people from Beijing to Toronto in closed, affecting 1.7 million stu- which claimed more lives in the from areas affected by the vims— the past several months and sick- dents. Chinese capital. Hong Kong, including mainland China, Hong ened more than 4,800 others On Sunday, Beijing authorities Taipei and Singapore. Kong, Singapore, Vietnam and worldwide. There have been no ordered all entertainment venues As Beijing health officials Toronto — but did not announce SARS deaths in the United States. — theaters, Internet cafes and recorded eight new deaths and where those travelers would stay Beijing has been the hardest- clubs — shut to "stop possible said as many as 2.300 people while quarantined. hit locality, with 56 deaths and spread of the SARS virus and might be infected, hundreds of TTiose violating the quarantine, 1,114 confirmed cases. 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He was also one of the few Iraqis authorized to comment on 3 F. Roommates needed. Own rm. amounts of cyclosarin may lead Sterling Apts. 5/11-8/11 S680 total to loss of muscle control, twitch- weapons of mass destruction. tor all summer Call 419-353-6040, ing paralysis, unconsciousness, Amin is believed to be British- Lisa. Sharon or Melissa convulsions, coma, and death educated and has a masters Classified within minutes. degree in radar and communica- Grad tickets needed lor 9:30 tion engineering. graduation with College ot Arts & But more tests were being con- 1 ducted. By design, initial tests A former air force communica- Ads Sciences. Will pay! Call Heidi at favor positive readings, erring on tions engineer, his career took off 691-2060. in 1980 when Saddam Hussein the side of caution to protect sol- M.I ■■ subleasers tot Aug 03 bVu diers. established the military's May 04 at 818 N Enterprise There have been numerous Technical and Scientific 372-6977 5240/mo • util. 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Bilmis, Laundry on she, BGSU Bus Slop. AKEWEKEKIKMKS OPEN NOW Management Int. Iliin/siii Apt, 71 (I N. Enterprise I Bdrms. A/C-Dishwasher- Gvbage Disposal CLOSE TO CAMPUS. A FEW OPEN NOW M.uiJKcmcut Inc. Parkview Apt.. I045 N. Main I & 2 Bdrm. 12 Month Uase Sits by Evergreen Apartments /WIEECA M.I filler mem Inc. (iraccland. 208/2IO/2I2 S. Church 2 Bdrm I Bath Duplex I Car Garage. Washer/Dryer hook ups Close lo Downtown Stop by our office at 1045 N. Main St. • Page 2 Apr. 28,2003 Gavel _—_, [Staff! April 28, 2003 IlllSiii L l End-of-the-Year Edition Editor-in-Chief Ariel Castro Contributing Writers Monica Stephens UNITY: Greek Week 2003 was kicked off with a special unity walk with representatives from Michael Ksenyak each of the four Greek councils. As Greek Week took place in April, Springfest did as well, in efforts to promote unity between all chapters. layout Ariel Castro Office offers recruitment advice by Michael Ksenyak A key point that Hulen well, Hulen said. "It is important Photography Campus organizations tend made at the workshop was that to show the ones who remain that Manuel Alcantara to have revolving doors, but the personal communication is most they make up the organization recruitment of new membership important. She explained that if and are important." Advertising can help sustain the group and its somebody new to an organization Acquiring more members is Christopher Wilson cause. walks into an open house, the not just to increase the size of an A resource for organizations best thing to do is make a connec- organization. Groups that are reg- is the Office of Campus tion with that person. istered with the university and The Gavel Involvement, which recentr/ put "How to end the conversa- receive funding must follow cer- 202 West Hall on a recruitment workshop to tion with them is extremery impor- tain guidelines. help organizations learn useful tant," she said. "It is best to leave Registered groups must BGSU ways of how to attract new mem- the contact open and let them keep at least 10 members in their Bowling Green, OH 43403 bers. know how to get a hold of you." organization. The 10 members 419-372-2240 "Groups can get set in their Other lessons during the work- must be full-time BGSU students. ways and don't often know new shop were that recruitment should Also, 75 percent of the member- [email protected] or useful approaches to recruit be a year-round process, not just ship must be students. members," Lyndsey Hulen, gradu- at the beginning of the fall and "We've done a better job of Cover photo: From the kickoff of ate assistant in the Office of spring semesters. identifying organizations and Greek Week, which is known as Campus Involvement, said. Hulen also discussed that defining them," Gordy Heminger, the Unity Walk "We did the recruitment workshop being creative is the best way to interim coordinator of student at the beginning of the semester sell an organization. Making fryers organization services, said. "We because groups are interested in and posters can become quite have a better handle on what building up their membership sta- expensive for a campus organiza- kinds of groups there are on cam- tus," she said. tion, and some of her alternative pus and how many," Hulen explained that one methods were mentioning the Despite all of the strategies of the activities at the workshop information before class, leaving that exist, there are no set guide- was for people to pair up, having information on chalkboards or lines that will work well for every one person try to sell the other an making table tents. group, said Hulen. object. If somebody can sell an The goal is not only to "It's a trial and error thing," object they can also sell their orga- recruit new members, but to she said. "There's no rhyme or nization, she said. appreciate current members as reason to it." THE GAVEL tor. 28,2003 Gavel Page 3 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES IBQSU wins Recycle Mania mXI'VOK.lM-POINT STREAM BANK STABILIZA- by Michael Ksenyak Recycle Mania are to have ed on February 3 and last- PLACE TION BGSU has won the fair and friendly competi- ed until Sunday, April 13. Arnerlean Cancer Society Metro Park* Toledo Area Recycle Mania competition tion increase recycling The program is part of Friday, May 9,2003 Saturday, May 17,2003 for the second year in a participation by students facilities services at the Contact Vickie Rfiguerio or Contact Tim CaBaher or John row. and staff, heighten aware- University. The department Amy Bsndfleld at Jaeger at 419-535-3050 Recycle Mania, ness of the school's waste delivers public services to 419-891-9200, which started in 2001, is a management and recycling the campus like utilities \rogueirc4&cancerorg, or -BLOW THE WHISTLE ON competition between eight programs, expand eco- and trash. abandfieldecancer.org ASTHMA'' WALKATHON universities in the United nomic opportunities while Over the past 10 Sunday, May 18 States. Last year was the addressing environmental years, the program has •KICK SOME BUTTS" ANTI- Contact Gloria Ayres or Ke% first year that BGSU partic- issues and lower waste received about $380,000 in TOBACCO COMMERCIAL Rrancisco at 419-663-5864 or ipated and won. It lasts for generated on-campus, grants, Some funding CONTEST at ^yres»accnorwaIkcom 10 weeks and the school "It's a good oppor- American Lung Association of comes from the university or [email protected] with the most recycled tunity to learn about this," for this, too. The general Ohio items wins. Saturday, May 10.2003 Michelle Ruhlin, public fee funding is about RELAY POR LIFE-WrOTE- BGSU has about relations coordinator, said, Contact Pegg? Wood at HOUSB/WATERVILLB $54,000, but only about 419-663-5864 or 6,000 students living on- "Not everything about this one percent of that goes Ametfcan Cancer Society campus this year out of pwocKte»ccnor«ralk£om is covered in the majors towards the recycling pro- Friday, May 9,2003 about 20,000 enrolled. The Contact Vickie Reguerio or here and this is a good grams. school competed against BELAY FOR LIFE - TOLEDO AtnyBandfieldat way for people to become In addition to sav- American Cancer Soctety 419-891-9200, Miami University, Ohio aware and to develop ing the earth, the program May 16-1?, 2003 vre£»irofccancerorg. or Universiry, Harvard skills." promotes cost avoidance, Contact Vickie Regueno or abandfseld»cancerorg University, the University Recycle Mania start- (Continued on page 6) DawnMflfer-Kinnan at of Oregon, Western 419-891-9200, Michigan University, Ohio VILLAGE GREEN mgueirofccaneerorg, or State University and dmiBerecancerorg Washington University. APARTMENTS Every week the recyclables were measured in pounds per number of students who live on cam- pus. BGSU averaged 4,6 to 5.6 pounds per on-campus E-mail volunteer opportunities to: resident and won the com- 9aveleditor20036yahoo.com. petition with a total of 52.5 pounds per on-campus Also, look for service opportunities in the student. The University of We'] Greek calender made available at Oregon placed second and www.greekbgsu.com end with your Miami University placed up fast! chapter president. third, Full for May According to a press release, the goals of 6 Two bedrooms left for August 2 Blocks from Campus Finals Are 480 Lehman 354-3533 Coming!!! [email protected]« Page 4 Gavel Apr. 28,2003 GREEK PROFILE Historically African-American and Lati no Greeks share similar traditions Q: What do the letter*, Phi Theta Fraternities, Inc. Sigma Lambda Gamma information ses- NPHC and GIB stand for? Of these, seven are Sorority Inc. These are sions and invite active at Bowling Green both the largest Latino- interested stu- A: NPHC stands for the State University. based organizations in the dents to inter- National Panhellenic GIB stands for the country. views and chap- Council, which is the gov- Greek Independent Board, ter functions. erning body for nine his- which is a local council Q: How do I get into one Then, once a torically African American that governs chapters that of these organizations? prospective fraternities and sororities. are not a part of the other member is cho- These include Alpha three councils (NPHC, A: GIB and NPHC chap- sen and accepts Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Panhellenic Council, and ters do not cunduct formal an invitation, they begui Q: What is a line? What Theta, Zeta Phi Beta, and the Interfraternity Council) recruitment in the same that organization's secret is a crossing? Sigma Gamma Rho on a local basis. way as other Greek orga- initiation process. Sororities, Inc., and Alpha Currently, only two nizations do. They partici- A: A line, or ship, is a Phi Alpha, Kappa Alpha chapters are part of GIB. pate in a process called Q: What are the benefits group of people that are Psi, Phi Beta Sigma, These are Sigma Lambda "intake," where the organi- of joining one of these joining an organization at Omega Psi Phi, and Iota Beta Fraternity, Inc. and zations separately hold organizations? the same time. In other organizations, this is LAMBDA • KAPPA • THETA • ETA • ZETA • EPISILON • PHI A: The benefits of joining known as a "pledge class" historically African or "associate member O B.G.'s Largest selection of 2 American and Latino class." 8 Greek organizations are "Crossing" refers to Greek Merchandise the same as joining any becoming an actual mem- other Greek chapter. ber of the organization, < Stickers Tanks Magnets Toe Rings Students make connections often times with the rights s Frames Sweatshirts Candy Jars Belly Button Rings o with peers while in school, to attend private meetings o Scrubs Windbreakers Shorts BGSU Clothing creating a social and acad- and to vote. Other organi- 1—1 Stationary Hats Jewelry Dry Cleaning emic network. Upon grad- zations may name this "ini- GO Shot Glasses Jackets Flip Flops Service o Glass Mugs Sorority Bags Pins Tuxedo Rental uation, members of Greek tiation," "activation," or Window Stickers Collee Mugs Pencils/Pens Greeting Cards O organizations may make "induction." Gitt Wrap Plastic Mugs Bumper Stickers Balloon Bouquets 53 connections with other < Key Chains Tumblers ID. Covers Balloons members of the group in Q: What is the point of T-Shirts Playing Cards order to help make wise the hand signs that those career choices and to help Greeks flash around? 25 search for )ob opportuni- O • Best Selection • Best Service a ties. A: Hand signs are one of Best Quality a the ways in which mem- CO o o Your Sewn on Letters and • Q: What is a neo? bers of each organization Embroidery Specialists CO identify with each other. 15% off any O A: The term "neo" is short It is a way to show unity X K for "neophyte," which within the organization, one Greek item! > refers to a newly inducted and especially to display Collegiate Connection member of the organiza- that unity to others. tion. In some groups, a Members of NPHC and 531 Ridge Street s BGSU person is considered a GIB organizations can fre- Bowling Green, Ohio 13102 o "neo" until the next line quently be seen with these (419) 352 8333 crosses, hand signs in photos. GAMMA • DELTA • EPSILON • ZETA • TETA • IOTA • MU Apr. 28,2003 Gavel Page 5 "Calls" are another nificance to only that per- way that members of these son. At the bottom right organizations display their of this page, Chaynae unity. In most cases, one Moore's line name is member calls out their "Drama Queen." Other organization, and other items on a jacket include members join in the call or the organization's Greek complete it. Examples of letters, the chapter name, this are Alpha Kappa the number assigned to Alpha's "skee-wee!" and the member in the line or Sigma Lambda Gamma's in their chapter, the orga- "Ioooowa!" nization's crest, and ship Only members of name. There are several each respective organiza- other possibilities, depend- Often, tion should call or throw ing on the member. step hand signs. shows Q, What is a step show? take the Q: What is on all of those form of NEOS: Some of the newest members of Phi Beta Sigma and Zeta Phi Beta elaborate jackets? A. A step show is a pro- a com- show their unity. gram, usually hosted by petition American or Latino-based bers. If you can't find one A: Many members of either a council or a single and awards are given to Greek organization, the of the members, there are these organizations own organization, in which the best fraternity and simplest way to get events such as "Meet the jackets that are personal- members of different orga- sorority in the show. involved is to approach Greeks" that provide such ized with information nizations perform synchro- one of the members of the opportunities. If all else about their national organi- nized movements on stage. Q: How can I find out group. Making that initial fails, you can contact the zation, chapter, lines, and This is usually a combina- about an organization if I contact is one way that Office of Greek Affairs or themselves. Most com- tion of stepping, which are am interested? you can make an impres- The Gavel. monly, jackets display the the precision, timed move- sion on the current mem- THE GAVEL owner's line name, which ments; strolling, which is A: If you are inter- is a special name with sig- another form of synchro- ested in an African- "he Jacket EXPLAINED: Many African American and Latino Greeks 1986: Sigma Lambda Beta Fraternity, Inc. is the nation's have jackets made with various information about themselves, largest Latino-based collegiate fraternity. The Nu Beta [heir lines, their organization, and their chapter. This jacket Chapter here at BGSU is the newest chapter in the belongs to Chaynae Moore of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. organization. Page 6 Apr. 28,2003 What's going on at Chapter remembers sisters lost BGSU? Call Fact Line at in Columbus fire ATHENS, Ohio -- In addi- to brighten up anyone's kept the well being of the 372-2445 tion to the statement day. She was voted "best chapter and its members Your connection to campus! released by the university, dressed" of her pledge close to her heart. the women of the Zeta class and she enjoyed While each unique Chapter of Alpha Gamma keeping up with the latest sister will be deeply THERE IS STILL TIME Delta would like to share styles, Her sincere ability missed we will always our fondest memories of to empathize with others keep their memories and YOU CAN FIND AN our three cherished sisters. was apparent in her every- spirits alive in our hearts. AFFORDABLE APARTMENT Erin Demarco was day interactions and will The families and friends of the three women sincerely n« iffl M WE HAVE MANY OTHER ONE AND TWO BEDROOM BUILDINGS. STOP IN THE OFFICE FOR A BROCHURE. Two guys were hiking through the jungle when HSey "Do you realty think those shoes ore going to make you run ■potted o tiger who looked both hungry ond foil. foster ihon that tiger?" 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We legs slowly and Gamma Delta have lost a Community is respective organizations, make a difference in part of their family in the defined as a unified body but reach out to the rest of Bowling Green. We hang lying on your recent Ohio State of individuals; or a group the community. When you Christmas Lights down- bock, you can't University tragedy, and it of people with a common see someone wearing let- town, we clean the high- is our duty to reach out. characteristic or interest, ters other than your own, ways surrounding the city, sink in When you joined your living together within a don't scowl or avoid eye we pick up trash around respective organizations, larger society. Times of contact. Make the indepen- campus, we raise money quicksand. you also joined part of a need let us see what we dents around you wonder for countless different larger group. really have, why you get along so well. charities, and we all get There are some- Our campus has Smile; say good morning; along while doing it. The where around 350,000 over 2,000 students ask how their day is, or individual pride in our let- active members of Greek involved in Greek organi- how recruitment is going ters shines through, but organizations on over 800 zations. That's 2,000 peo- for their group. let's find the pride in being college campuses in the ple that we have to rely What I'm preaching a Greek Community, and United States. Quite a on. 2,000 people that is not elitism, Don't let that shine. large support net, eh? Let understand what you went EXCLUDE independents; our Greek unity shine through and what you rather make them want to Barrett W. 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