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Residents, RAs receive awards National Residence (OTMs) for November. sions, and making proposals and member of the Kelmes solicits information OrMs are awarded to a resi- suggestions for the benefit of res- Ashley/Batchelder community, for the Community Board about "I'm just doing Hall Honorary dent, staff member and resident idents. and continues to have the priori- the needs of his residents, and chooses 'Of The adviser who have worked to gen- Ericka Smith, ties of her life in order." how much these needs cost. I le what I would erate a feeling of community in Secretary/Treasurer of the Saccany said "I'm just doing keeps residents informed on want done if I Month' winners for the residence halls. NRHH, said Saccany is "an what I would want done if I were improvements the Community November This month, Sarah Saccany, an exceptional RA and a very a resident. I hope my residents Board is making, and helps to were a resident. I R.A. in Batchelder Hall, was strong leader. As far as someone know they can approach me." acquire items for the benefit of hope my residents picked as RA Of The Month for to represent the qualities we're Nathan Kelmes, a resident of residents. By Ben Schart helping to make Batchelder looking for, we couldn't have Batchelder, was selected as Kelmes' nomination form said know they can STAFF WRITER 'more dian just a residence hall.' made a bener choice." Resident Of The Month for his he is "always looking for new and approach me." The National Residence Hall Saccany serves on the The nomination form said leadership while serving on the innovative ways to improve the I lonorary, in ils continuing effort Ashlcy/Batchelder Community Saccany "shows what it is to be a Ashley/Batchelder Community SARAH SACCANY, AWARD WINNER to improve residence hall life has Hoard and assists in organizing student, RA, friend, community Board and his dedication to hall NRHH, PAGE 2 announced ils Of the Months large hall events, mediating deci- board member, and an overall improvement. WFAL LOOKING INTO OUR reports stolen HAUNTED system
Stefame Sizemore MANAGING 101TOR HISTORY One of the University's radio Millions. WEAL, is in the process of postering the campus with IHeni 10 help catch the person or Historical houses persons responsible for stealing equipment from the basement of West Hall over Thanksgiving break. tell tales of ghosts 'Ilie theft of a sound system was realized last night at 'I p.m. By Steianie Sizemore "We have heard that it used at the WFAL weekly meeting. MANAGING EDITOR to be a whorehouse or it looks "We were in the process of Driving by, you cannot help like the old whorehouses in having a meeting when some- but notice. The colors, the San Francisco. We have also one noticed that the equipment extraordinary architecture and heard that it was part of the was gone." said Steven Coco, the carved images make you underground railroad, which sophomore telecommunica- dream and wonder who lived could be true because the tions major and promotions behind those doors and what basement is very strange with director for WFAL took place long ago. a lot of different rooms," she Coco contacted his general The Fainted lady" and the said. "People also say it is manager and then called the "Gargoyle House," each locat- haunted, which we believe." campus | ml lie ed on North Prospect Street, Brennan believes this "The police came to look at are two of Bowling Green's because ever since she and her the scene and found the chain most unique houses with rich roommates moved in two the equipment was locked up but mysterious histories. years ago, strange thing* have with and an empty six-pack of The Painted lady, 237 North happened. beer." Coco said. "It looked Prospect, was built for Julius "Radios turn off and on and looked like the wire was cut. Holies, a local druggist, in 1878 stuff like that," she said. "It is They said they can use these as by George Munshower, a nothing to scare us away, evidence and can check for fin- famous BG master builder. though. We will keep this gerprints." The house was built Queen house as long as we are here. It Coco said the sound system, Anne style which is more com- is neat being part of the histo- which consisted of two large monly known as Black Swamp ry of Bowling Green." speakers (approximately 3 feet Carpenter's Gothic. Similar stories come from a high), a mixer, an amplifier, dual The exterior of house was house located only a few CD players, and a dual tape originally painted in the colors blocks from the Painted Lady: deck, was kept in a locked base- wedgewood blue, navajo red, the Gargoyle House. ment in West Hall. cape cod gray, canary yellow, Located at 126 North "Whoever did this seemed to and dauphin blue. The house Prospect, the Gargoyle House know the building and it looks has three porches and carv- was built for wealthy BG resi- like they had keys because ings around the outside the dent lames Kramer around everything was locked up, to our house include a werewolf, 1890. It is speculated that the knowledge, over break." he said. flowers, fruits, vegetables and house was built by the same "This equipment is valued at elves. builder of the Painted Lady, around $3,000." Inside the house, ceilings George Munshower. WFAL used the sound system rise 12 feet on the first floor The house was named after for on and off campus events. and 10 feet high on the second the two open-mouthed, troll- Coco said the worst thing floor. Carved wood framing like faces with bushy hair that about the crime is how blatant it edges all the windows and protrude from the house's seems to be. doorways. exterior. "It seems to me these people Therese Brennan, junior lib- According to a previous BG had an agenda and enjoyed it," eral arts major, is one of the News article, the house was he said. "I do not understand three residents of the Painted occupied during the early part how people could steal from a Lady and thinks the house is of the century by a justice of student organization. I can only great. the peace who used it to per- speculate that it was students "This house is very unique form fast wedding services. It but if it was that is just wrong to and that's why we love to live was nicknamed "The Marry Ml MaatkBO News steal from other students." here," she said. "Everybody House." THE PAINTED LADY: Located at 237 N. Prospect, this landmark boasts bright colors and a plaque Coco is hoping that by circu- knows what house you are Local historian Lyle Fletcher lating fliers around campus the talking about when we say said at one time couples came which describes when it was built. police will be able to get some that we live in the Painted from all over Ohio and leads. Lady." Michigan to get married in "We have not had any leads What everybody doesn't Bowling Green because there HAUNTED TALES FROM B0WLIN6 GREEN THE GARGOYLE HOUSE:" One night one of my yet but we know someone has to roommates had two friends over. She was in the know is the history behind the was no three-day waiting peri- THE PAINTED LADY: "When we moved in last year, know something" he said. "This house. od. kitchen and her friends were in the room across the equipment was not small and we began to notice the radio turning on and off by hall watching TV. She came out of the kitchen and "We hear different stories all There is also rumor that in itself. No one would be around and all of sudden the was not easy to take." the time," Brennan said. September 1936, limmy Horfa walked into the room. When she entered the room a WFAL will be offering a cash stereo would just be playing. We had no explana- glass object that was sitting on top ot the TV. flew Brennan and her room- traveled to Bowling Green tion." reward for any information mates have heard several dif- from Detroit for a quick mar- into the middle ot the room and smashed. No one —Therese Brennan, resident leading to the arrest and convic- ferent stories about the was even within reaching distance of the object. It Uon of the person or persons house's history. H0USES.PAGE2 just moved all by itself and broke." responsible for this crime. — Monica Griffin, resident
' 2 Wednesday. November 29.2000 BG NEWS Courts release man Residents, R As awarded Room for students to have a NRHH. FROM PAGE 1 appreciation from the NRHH. quiet study area, and sponsors Their applications will also be residential facilities in theme dinners to provide resi- sent to the National Residence accused of son's death dents with a new dining experi- Ashley/Batchelder Halls. He Hall Honorary regional office exemplifies the qualities we look tce. where they may win further Wood County man, innocent by reason of insanity, returns for in exceptional residential stu- Program of the Month was awards for their services. given for the MacDonald Hall ASSOCIATED PRESS dents." Nomination forms for NRHH attack that killed his son, Travis. were seriously injured in the Talent Show. It was set up by A man who was accused of Wood County Common Pleas attacks. In the category of staff mem- OTMs are available at front killing his 1-year-old son and ber(s) of the month, Perry Ramona Meraz, hall director, Court fudge Reeve Kelsey granted Sharp can only return to Wood and her staff on Nov. 13. There desks of all residence halls. Any beating his wife and daughter Sharp's release Monday after County for a court hearing in his Franketti and Kreischer Dining on-campus student can nomi- with a hammer was released Services were selected. They were bands, dramatic readings, mental health professionals testi- case. He can't leave the state with- solo singers and lip.synchers. nate any person or program that from a psychiatric facility after fied earlier this year that Sharp out the judge's peimission and were nominated for "going above and beyond to help create Participants were given door (hey think helps to improve resi- five years. was well enough to be released. must take all medications pre- dence hall life They are due at Phillip Sharp, 40, had been at a a true living and learning com- prizes. About 200 people Kelsey also ordered that Sharp scribed by his psychiatrist. the Office of Residence life bv Dayton hospital since 1995 when munity." showed up for the event. can have no contact with his for- Sharp also is required to meet the Ifith of each month, and are he was found innocent by reason with his psychiatrist at least once Kreischer Dining Services set Each of the honorees receives mer wife, Sherri, or his 6-year-old aside the Eight O'clock Dining of insanity in the Ian. 12, 1994, daughter, Ashley, both of whom a month. a framed certificate and letter of announced on the 25th. Houses add local 'color' Dutch approve euthanasia history. People drive by and stop Of all the stories Griffin has By Anthony Deutsch ing one's life deserves open- though euthanasia remained a HOUSES, FROM PAGE 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER at our house," she said. "We hear heard she believes the house ness," she told The Associated crime punishable by up to 12 a lot of different stories." used to be a whorehouse. THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Press after the vote. yean in prison. riage, and perhaps it" was at the The Dutch parliament approved The legislation mandates Gargoyle House. According to Griffin wa-> not sure of the sig- "The way the house is set up it Under the guidelines, a nificance of the gargoyles but just looks like that is what it was a bill Tuesday to allow euthana- strict criteria that require doctor patient must be undergoing irre- Hoffa's 1970 autobiography, he sia and physician-assisted sui- and patient have a long-term according to a 1983 Ohio used for," she said. "There are mediable and unbearable suf- was married in town on a cide, which would make relationship, making it unavail- Historical Preservation Office's around 20 rooms in the house fering, be awareof all other med- Saturday and returned to work in Holland the first country to for- able to foreigners who want to inventory report, the home and and almost all of them were orig- ical options and have sought a Michigan on Monday. the two gargoyle faces carved on mally legalize the practice. travel to the Netherlands to end The house is now split into two inally bedrooms." second professional opinion. the front of it are symbols of "the The bill passed by a vote of their lives, a government The request must be made vol- apartments, with the owner liv- like the Painted Lady, the 104-40. It still needs the approval spokesman said. big boom of the oil discovery in untarily, persistently and inde- ing on (he bottom floor and the 1890s and more affluent Gargoyle House is believed to be of the Senate and is expec(ed to "There is no possibility for for- pendently while the patient is of renters inhabiting the upstairs. times." haunted. enter into force next year. eigners to come here for Monica Griffin, 21, a Bowling The report also said that the "Things happen all the time, Advocates say the law puts the euthanasia," said Wijnand sound mind. Doctors are not Green resident, has lived in the actual faces of the house "might like things being moved, things Dutch in the vanguard of patient Stevens of the lustice Ministry. supposed to suggest it as an Gargoyle House for the past serve as a connection with the turning off and on and things rights, while opponents say it The bill adopts guidelines that option. seven months and has loved gargoyle rain spouts of Medieval randomly breaking," she said. will replace caring with killing. parliament approved in 1993, The new law also allows every minute of it times" and may be "laughing at "We are never scared, though, "Doctors should not be treat- establishing the Netherlands' patients to leave a wrillen "It is a great house with a lot of or with the times." they' are friendly towards us." ed as criminals. This will create semiofficial tolerance of request lor euthanasia, giving security for doctors and patients euthanasia. Under thai policy it doctors the right lo use their own alike," said Health Minister Els was understood that doctors discretion when patients »s*9*s*»#w»fw»H»»dM#»M»»8f»»M»»MWWWw»»»fwae Borst. who drafted the bill. who followed the guidelines become too physically or men- Did You Know??? "Something as serious as end- would not be prosecuted. tally ill to decide foi themselves
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Absoljie 44 Took a look at 45 Supervise* 46 Kitchen 5 Hindu true ol implements respoci PROBLEMS? 48 Reverence 6 Piesbyienan 50 Fit lor picking parsorago 51 SchooHenr 7 Wasted time About to pull out all 56 One *n the 8 Series ol rows running 9 Hilton chain your hair lor 59 Hosiery shade 10 Voiced pern 60 J*_ 11 California cape the answer lo 1 Down? 61 Fnendor Pythias 12 Fit Fear not, faithful reader. Every Player has their Favorite Game 63 Bring homo the 13 Voles agarsi bacon 21 Building aOciUon We have the answers, and are 64 Low places 23 Himalayan quite willing to part with them. Now that they're older, these and character. describe them. They arc the 65 Slur over kingdom 66 Akjonquum 25 Ear pail APRIL All you need lo do is check the are the boys that still have a You know, the three stiff worst kind of players because language 28 Farm measure ELLIOTT sweet tooth, the ones who want cards in the manila envelope they claim to have no game. 67 Bard 29 Pekoe and ooionn answer key, still located on this to become King of their Candy marked confidential. In other For all you boys who are 68 Repair a hen 30 D>nes very page. We think. Castle. These same boys got 69 Headwear 31 d'etat The Truth Lady words, that one girl in that one looking at this list and don't see 3? Wc-d on del their posse of boys by their room that fall for the right line a category for yourselves, it DOWN products 4i> Implore bird sides, helping them have game. and lets them take her home for might be that you're like my 1 Abrupt 33 Take turns 47 Submit 55 Cotyand I have a lot of guy friends, nihelalions 35 Small Mis 49 Pan ol WVAV Awbetjonos These boys have a girl silting the night. That is. until the next friend Slim and Sexy. Cause 2 Asmov ol sci-ft 36 Pen 51 Big rigs 56 Cartoonist Al and hanging around wilh ihem. I next to a phone somewhere wait- night, when the board is ready according to my sister he. like 3 Happen aga n 39 Thin pancake S? Woa' away 57 Polooum and again 40 First lather? am surrounded in their mystery. ing for their boys to call them for one more pick-up mystery. you, got no game. 53 Clown 58 Valley 4 Roped 43 Snob 54 Heronlfce wadng 62 In mar! condition when he's done with you. This Don't get me wrong. No I hate to say anything here, game only takes minutes to play, Perfection game's good. Girls like boys hut girls, this needs to be said in and it's for ages three and up. So who actually have no game. But black and white. fellas, learn to last longer and OHIO WEATHER These boys are creepy! not you boys who claim to have Wednesday, November 29 learn a game in which girls They stick to one girl all no game six ways to Sunday. Boys, this isn't something haven't mastered every move. night. They think that she's the Cause if you don't have it. you AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures I"m letting out of the bag; any prettiest thing around and they don't need to say it. we can tell. girl who's gone out any night of Chutes and Ladders don't let go. We appreciate a gameless boy the week in Bowling Green All night they try and try to every now and then. Not to say Cleveland 30 /37 Toledo ! 28/35 knows what I'm talking about This is a game little hoys like get all the right pieces in all the that boys with game have it all ?K— =T to play. too. But these ones are a right spots. But they always pick the time, games are scheduled— I'm just providing us with little too cool to be Candy Land. the wrong girl (the one who is they have a time and a place. some new keyword categories. These boys tell you straight up totally not interested) and waste that they've got a girl, and their way too much time. Because by This all started on. as my girls all know about each other. the end of the night she snaps, friends would say. an Alcoholic Due to the nature of the hits her bar. has all her pieces in Barbie night. It was Oct. 10. and game, he climbs up one when he the right spots, and then ... WORD OF THE DAY it was a good night indeed. I does something good, and a POP! made new friends in two very naughty deed slides him right His pieces go flying every- EXTIRPATE cool girls. back down another I'm not too where. That sends him home sure which he'll do to you. alone, lost all his game. Pronunciation: ek-st&r- I rekindled some old relation- And the lady? She's in her "pAt ships that had somehow gone Hi Ho Cherry-O nice warm bed. relaxed and dc- Function: verb south and met one individual I creepified! Etymology: Latin exstir- seemingly love to hate The object for players of this On this very night. I also game is to be the first to yell "HI Go Fish! patus, past participle of learned a new way to get played HO! CHHRRY-O!." and get ten exsiirpare by a boy who will remain anony- cherries in his bucket. Because These boys have one card left Date: 1535 O 2000 AccuWeatner. Inc mous. I'd call him 'E' but that's of that, these boys are out for in their hands, and they spend la: to destroy complete- my nickname, so we'll let him conquests pure and simple. the whole night searching for ly: WIPE OUT b: to pull be. Sadly, they usually travel in that one special girl. groups of boys. In fact, they're More simply put. the one that up by the root Sumy Pt Cloudy Cloudy Showere T-auyma Ram Flumes Snow Ice The most important event of usually a house of six boys who says yes and gives in, has the 2: to cut out by surgery the evening, however, was when compare stats after long week- card that he needs to make his 3: ripping out a heart? •'h* AUOOd'rtf PfOU I lei the truth out aboul my ends. They're just itching to see last match. brother and his player ways. who had the most, who gets to In other words, the only girl yell first. of the evening who didn't tell THREE-DAY FORECAST This is. alter all. a college Stay away from these ones, him to "Go Fish!" town and in a college town there girls. All their other friends have SAY WHAT?! is a very large arena for game. bets laid on who'll gel the next Monopoly Thursday Friday Saturday So it is on my nights out at the STD or who'll knock up a 'cher- . ajfjfsjj i bar that I watched girls get ry' first. Ahh, the master. "I'm so played and. yes. sometimes get Mr. Moneybags himself. played myself. Clue He's got more game than happy even he knows what to do with, © And not to be harsh, there is a Like all other boys who play but all us ladies would love to because today Mostly lot of game in Bowling Green. games, these ones need to get take a Chance with him. Cloudy Snow Cloudy (Or. should I say a lack of out. Although, that does risk dipping I found into the Community Chest. game .'I Boys, we ladies know all This game is enjoyable to High: 4 r Higlv.341 High:34- watch as a spectator, so just sit No matter. He's got two about your so-called game— we my friends." Low: 34" Low: 32" Low: 23" gel played when we wanna get back and remember the board hotels on Boardwalk, and you played. Most times, that is, no that is Clue. (supposedly) get $200 just for Kurt Cobain, matter what we say. These boys usually stick to passing go. Here we go: the games that parties, or they use the entire BG Nirvana, boys play. bar scene. They go from room to And all this from one night of "Lithium" ANSWERS room, house to house, or bar to too many amarctto sours, a night i i M : I f U d A TRUE AMERICAN * '■'I - c • when the nickname Alcoholic 1 Candy Land — My Brother bar with different pick-up lines 1 c: 1 1 3 1 s 1 >i for different girls. If you sit back Barbie should have been coined. LEGEND, POET AND ■' u i ■ ■• 0 •'■ » <>M i v 1 V This was a game about long enough, (or boys-if you're Almost two months later my 1 '.) 1 ' a it 3 u N 3 1 '- 0 0 H < 9 i .1 SHB i 1 M matching colored squares and friends with these sorts of play- brother is still Candy Land, and FLICKERING LIGHT ■ V V | H I 1 - 3 rf finding the special cards with ers) you'll notice that they boys seem to have more game THAT BURST ACROSS .. 8 0 - A | 1 » • 1 1 rt now than ever before. ■ candy-csque people on them. always go back to bars, parties Only 15 more in-class d » 11 1 ■■■ u 1IM 3 1 0 THE MUSICAL SKY n V The goal of this game was to get and rooms. There is perhaps one kind of crossword puzzles to go for n 3 1 a V ■J SO (1 1 :; the Candy Land kids safely to All that ends when they final- player that eluded my list, and LIKE FIREWORKS ON fall semester 2000! si 9 i d : V O -4 0 •■ I 1 1 C H :> s the Candy Castle at the end of ly, through the process of elimi- it's Mr. Anonymous himself. 1 c THE FOURTH OF JULY 1 1 a i 'I J li i Bi s n v H the path with the help of the nation or through pure dumb The only reason his kind escapes 1 N 1 BBit; * ■■ ■ 3 :> V a Gingerbread Men from the luck, find the right combination persecution is because there is V a 1 "■ 0 : v 1: ■ 1 s V Cookie Patrol. or room, weapon (pick-up line) no game devious enough to 'i 1 0 H 1 .'. S 1 M y TV GUIDE SECTION WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 29.2000 I 6:00 | 6:30 7:00 1 7:30 1 8:00 1 8:30 9:00 9:30 ] 10:00 | 10:30 1 11:00 1 11:30 BROADCAST STATIONS Newi.tr CBS Evening Wheel ol Jsopsrdyl S Bette "1 Love Welcome to Movie: ••"AF>rlecr»luroV,(l998, Suspense) kAohaelOouolas. 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Kyle MacLachlan Legenda'The VHI *CiySity" (N) (In Slereo) A.tisl ■![ iBandAnsl N| Slereo) iThetast Me and turbulent timei ol rocker Jin Morrison. (In Stereo) Doors' 4 Wednesday, November 29.2000 BG NEWS www.bgnews.com/opinion BUSH CONSIDERS DEMS FOR CABINET AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — George W Bush is "on track" in planning a new government, one that would include Democrats in key positions, aides suggested Tuesday. But Bush aides said that it appears unlikely that Bush will name any prospective Cabinet appointments before the Supreme Court has a cliance to hear his case Friday. OPINION WIRE EDITORIAL Congress should standardize ballots SAN MARCOS. Texas - Twenty Miami Dade and Palm Beach got intense scnitiny because the bungling democracy. The United accidentally punched the hole days after the Nov. 7 presidential counties, and Bush's lawyers will YOU DECIDE presidency hinged upon the States can ensure the voting rights beside Ralph Nader's name. This election. Florida Secretary of State argue before the U.S. Supreme results there. As Charles Costello of all citizens by passing this sim- time around, Democrats were Katherine Harris finally certified Court that the Florida Supreme Do you think the federal of the Carter Center told The New ple reform. burned by an allegedly confusing the vote totals there and declared Court overstepped its authority government should man- York Times. "Technical problems Voting should not be a measure ballot design. Next time, however, Texas Gov. George W Bush the by giving counties more time to date a uniform style of bal- become hugely magnified when of citizens' intelligence but of such problems could trip up winner of the state's 25 electoral count ballots by hand. For now, lot? Let us know what you the stakes are large and the results whom they want to represent Republicans. For this reason, a think at bgnews@list- votes. Bush won by 537 votes out Americans will have to tolerate close." Such technical problems them. It is fashionable among nationally standardized ballot proc.bgsuedu of six million cast However, the the sniping, protests and recrimi- should not be allowed to interfere Republicans to mock Palm Beach design should command biparti bitterly partisan dispute — over nations: they should not let it with the choices of citizens. Other voters who misread their "butter- san support. If Americans are butterfly ballots, dimpled chads, happen again. countries such as Canada use a fly ballots" and voted either for weary of the Florida circus, they whose votes should count and Congress should require all standard ballot where voters the wrong candidate or even for might remember that none of this whose should not — is not over. states to use the same straightfor- problems that plagued the mark their preference with a sim- more than one. These same had to happen and that Congress Gore will contest the certification, ward ballot design in future Florida election were not con- ple X. and Canada has yet to suffer Republicans would be wailing if can make sure it never happeas which left out some ballots in national elections. The systemic fined to its borders; the state only the mockery of the world for thousands of conservative voters again. Impeach the president-elect PEOPLE This isn't much of They counted. They recounted. JOSEPH S. even bother to interrupt the net- They recounkil ugain — by PETE work debut of "Titanic" for what ON THE STREET hand. was probably a historic moment. an electoral crisis Maddeningly enough to those U-Wire columnist But personally, I grimaced Would you turn in the Al Core camp. Texas Gov. while watching the address on friends in for a I am very, very disappointed by George \V. Bush maintained his this election crisis. CNN. My stomach has turned at reward if they had JEFF sliver of a lead in the Sunshine — except, of course, absentee bal- the aristocratic smugness of Bush At first it seemed like a real, 211 ARNETT State. lots cast by military personnel in throughout this entire electoral stolen something? potentially violent catastrophe They could keep counting and favor of Bush. fiasco. He seems to think he's Everybody was freaking out. Opinion editor counting and counting — by Bush has also stood firm on "won" this election, because he Newspapers and networks were gained anywhere near 600 votes hand or foot or any other packed with stories of voter fraud principle. Throughout his cam- "received more votes." What non- from it. appendage — until November paign, he expressed skepticism sense. and recounts and missing ballots 2004. But when the dust cleared. about Washington, the federal Bush believes it was all over at and strange ballot designs that So. anyway, the recount thing is close to dead now. No matter Bush would still be ahead by five government and judicial activism. about 2:30 a.m. Nov. 8. Yeah, it was confused thousands of retirees how the court cases turn out. or six votes On the plus side. So he's filed a brief with the U.S. a crazy night, but even under the Protesters filled the streets of Gore probably won't have Sesame Street" will be able to Supreme Court to have Gore fuzziest math. 270 equals 270. Florida It was wonderful. continue to milk this electoral gains in the manual recount Like the backbiting jackals of the The next week I went to a con- enough votes to win. He's still try T00D0WEN ing hang onto a moral victory fiasco for free publicity. thrown out. media, he's attacked the networks ference where David Sanger of SOPHOMORE by'dimpled" or "pregnant" chads, It's only a matter of days before But he trusts the people — for causing all this confusion by The New York Times and Michael (.any King has the Count as a unless of course they're irresponsibly calling Florida too POLITICAL SCIENCE Isikoff of Newsweek confirmed ballot holes that have been poked guest on his program. Before you Democratic election officials in early. a bit but not enough to tear any "I'd turn the Pope my hopes. They said we were in a know it, we'll no longer have to Palm Beach or Miami-Dade. Let's think this over. The net- crisis they couldn't see a way out part of them from the ballot. The problem is, they're considered worry about public broadcasting And in making their cases, both works call states by conducting himself in if I could of. and might not be resolved for eating away our hard-earned tax sides prattle on about "the will of exit polls, asking people who they pay off some bills." too ambiguous to count as a vote dollars months the American people" or "the will voted for after they exit polling Then I came home and stum - everywhere but Texas But alas, the vote was certified of the voting public." For the love stations. More than 22.000 ballots bled across an article that Anyway. I'm disappointed that Sunday, and Bush has Florida's 25 of all that is good and holy, 48 per- intended for Gore were thrown it's all ending so peacefully. Tliere shocked me. It said there wasn't a electoral votes, giving him the cent of voters sided with Gore, 48 out. Bush's lead is 500-some votes. was a lot of hype, but not any- crisis at all. It claimed that the presidency. Of course. Gore will percent with Bush — neither has Yes indeed, that's journalistic thing that could honestly be be mounting a legal challenge, any right to talk about popular inaccuracy for you. That's the election "crisis" was just a the normal process of dealing with called a crisis The tension of the contesting the results in a few mandates. Chicago Tribune announcing that last month is tlie product of a Democratic counties. But Bush seems to have hob- Dewey is the next president. an extremely close election. It said all the things that have hap- hyperactive news industry and It so turns out. The Associated bled together a slim victory in the In four years, you can bet that impatient people. Just listen to Press informs us, that uncounted Electoral College. Sunday, he gave I'll be at a voting booth to oust his MOLLY D0SECK pened are to be expected in a close race, and it can't be consid- people talk about it. Comments ballots not filed by the deadline his acceptance speech, which fraudulency from office — by vot- like. "How will we ever resolve SOPHOMORE ered a crisis until something hap- might give Gore the edge. But still, strung together every cliche in the ing for as many other candidates this situation?" are vastly out- INTERVENTION pens like Florida sending two sets it'll be an uphill struggle for the book like beads on some hippie's as possible. numbered by, "When will they vice president. of electors or Clinton refusing to necklace. It was truly a touching "No, but I would end this @#*&! election?" Gore is pursuing a legal chal- moment. Joseph S. Pete writes for the step down. lenge because he sincerely wants Of course, nobody cares any Indiana Daily Student at Indiana encourage them to I ignored the column at the In fact, the situation seems to to ensure that every vote counts longer — no one at all. NBC didn't University. turn in the stolen time, but now that a relatively have gotten so boring that I wish we didn't have the Electoral property." peaceful end to the presidential election is in sight. I'm starting to College. A lot of people seem to think it was right. think that if we just went by the ELECTION HMO MAS CAUSED SISNFICANT PAIN - MOT TO CONFUSED VOTERS. popular vote, this would all be OVERWORKED ELECTION OFFICIALS, NOR TO A NATION IN 6RIDLOCX - THE First, the tally in Florida was REAL VICTIMS ARE THE INVESTORS WHO STRU66LED WITH THE UNCERTAINTY close enough to require an over. Even eastern European ex- ' I il I I 1 OF THE STOCK MARKET Ufl immediate recount, which Bush communists and African dicta- won by a tiny margin. There was tors come on American television 'jCdftS So HO^KIFXEC] nothing odd about this except and radio to ridicule it. UHUT'S (\ &O0DStAKIA/6, the tiny difference between Bush Actually, the Electoral College Is fn- -me. SIGHT of BIAIR THOMPSON and Gore. Then, as everyone the Oiing that's keeping it all from (WEALTH-flDDrcreb Cflpzr- MY yoicrroLZol NICOLE MARTIN expected, Bush gained some really hitting the fan. Though Al ,J JUST P MARY BETH MURTHA, ASSISTANT EDITOR KRISTALYN SHEFVELAND, PAGE 3. EDITOR 210 West Hall Bowling Green State University STEFANIE SIZEM0RE, MANAGING EDITOR JEFF ARNETT, OPINION EDITOR Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 BETH SHOEMAKER ASST. MANAGING ED. SARA GRIGSBY, PHOTO EDITOR Phone: (419)372-6966 J. MICHAEL BESTUL, NEWS EDITOR ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR E-mail: [email protected] CRAIG GIFF0RD, CAMPUS EDITOR MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, GRAPHICS EDITOR Website: www.bgnews.com JEFF HINDENACH, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF KIMBERLYDUPPS, CITY EDITOR KEVIN V0RHEES, LAYOUT EDITOR PETE STELLA SPORTS EDITOR MARY BETH WILF0NG, COPY CHIEF I I BG NEWS Wednesday. November 29,2000 5 HEAD START WORKERS STRIKE IN CANTON www.bgnews.com CANTON, Ohio — Head Start workers went on strike Tuesday against the preschool program at six locations in Canton and nearby communities. About 200 striking workers were s^ eking higher pay and a longer school year from the Stark County Community Action Agency's Head Stan program. NATION Judge opens Cinci Rafters' deaths probed hearing to public By Kristtm Hayes ASSOCIATED PRESS WRIUR By John Nolan needed to take Schell's deposi- UNIONTOWN, Pa. — Rafting ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER tion now because he might die novice Willie Pate followed the CINCINNATI — A judge ruled before the case goes to trial. rules of river rafting the day he Tuesday that a deposition being Schell, who now lives in drowned. taking in a 37-year-old slaying California, has health problems. The 46-year-old Cleveland man should be open to the public. His testimony, prosecutors wore a lifejacket and a helmet, Attorneys for Michael said, is important because he and climbed into an inflatable Wehrung, who is accused of was a reporter for WCPO-TV at kayak with an experienced rafter killing his high school girlfriend the time of the slaying and he — his girlfriend Shelly Gordan, 37, in 1963, wanted the public to be talked to Wehrung. also of Cleveland. excluded when a former Scripps' attorney Christie But Pate was one of three peo- reporter, Tom Schell, was ques- Reilly argued that the Ohio ple who died at or near Dimple tioned about his interviews with Supreme Court has ruled that the Rock on the Youghiogheny River Wehrung. They argued that public has the right to witness all this year, the first deaths there Schell's testimony could sway criminal proceedings. since 1996. Gordan testified public sentiment. Defense attorney lames Perry Tuesday at a coroner's inquest in Wehrung, 53, was charged in told Dinkelacker that deposi- Fayette County court examining May with second -degree murder tions are generally done in pri- the deaths and whether the rock in the death of Patricia Ann vate Moreover, he said, Scripps should l>e modified or destroyed. Rebholz. He has pleaded inno- filed its motion for an open cent. deposition on Monday, giving Gordan said she and Pate lis The E.W Scripps Co., which him inadequate time to prepare tened as outfitters explained the owns WCPO-TV and other news a reply dangers of riding the rapids of organizations, had asked Wehrung has appealed the river before they took their rented Common Pleas Judge Patrick murder charge to the Supreme equipment on the water for a day Dinkelacker to allow its reporters Court, arguing that he should he of lun lunc 27. Associated Press photo to cover Schell's deposition, tried as a juvenile because he was But in seconds, their kayak DEADLY ROCK: The Youghiogheny River swirls around Dimple Rock near Ohiopyle, Pa., on Monday. The which was scheduled tor 1 p.m. 15 when Rebholz died. Hipped near Dimple Rock, a mas- Fayette County Coroner's Office began an inquest Tuesday into the deaths of three Whitewater rafters on Dinkelacker heard arguments Prosecutors argue that an sive boulder where many boats the river earlier this year. The inquest will focus on whether this tank-sized rocks caused the deaths. and made his ruling mum cttate- Oluo law enacted in 1997 allows flip and some people have ly before Schell was to give his drowned Gordan said Tuesday the state to try Wehrung as an Officials from Ohiopyle State testimony. adult because be was not arrest- that before she knew what was of Pottstown, were leading a Adventures, the company that rented Pale, id Gordan lliein aft- Prosecutors argued that they ed as a juvenile. happening. Pate drowned. group of first-time rafters on the Park, the state Department of "I only go two or three times a river when they heard Gordan ing equipment, said rafters are on Conservation and Natural year," she said. "That's my joy, screaming for help. their own after they rent equip- Resources and national water- Whitewater rafting. I've been Schalles said he had talked to ment and hear a standard safetv sports groups say the deaths at At -40 degrees Centigrade a going (to the Youghiogheny River) Pate and Gordan earlier that day. talk. Dimple Rock do not mean it since I was 13 years old." "1 think he was a little scared at He said people who miss the should be modified or destroyed. person loses about leff Scholl, 32, of Pottstown. being out there," Schalles said. talk are in the same position as They say any change could make retrieved Pate from the river that lim Greenbaum, an equipment novice skiers who avoid skiing way for other hazards because the 14.4 calories per hour day. He and William SchaUes, 46, manager for White Water school. river's natural Dow would change. by breathing. -4 * IT'S IVEPNESDAY...HAPPY HUMP DAY. Makin' Movies and Playin' Prehistoric C W-E-B B-A-S-E-D E-M-A-l-L Join the COSI Team. 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"But I'll be REMOVING 8.4 METERS «P BUSINESS WR.TER accounts for only 10 percent to 20 smashing into people, killing and percent of the average policyhold- maiming them at a much higher CHICAGO — State Farm, the \ ^ OF STUBBLE... er's total premium, State Farm STATE FARM: rate than if I were in a smaller car." nation's largest automobile insur- said. httpyAvww.statefarm.com SNIP SNIP SNIPPV er, plans to scrap its across-the- Research has shown that light "This is not about big cars and trucks, including SUVs and pick- board discount for all vehicles CONSUMER FEDERATION OF with air bags and instead offer little cars, it's about safer cars," ups, are more likely than cars to company spokesman Dick AMERICA: Mtp //www kill the other driver in a crash. staggered rate cuts for vehicles it consumerfed.org says are the safest — including big Luedke said. "Cars that produce Trucks tend to weigh more, have cars, pickup trucks and some the fewest injuries are the type of higher hoods and suffer frames car you shouldn't pay as much to than cars. Make sure sport utility vehicles. injury claims from accidents. The insure." State Farm says its database The change would result in no Along with some larger models, biggest discount, 40 percent, will more than a $50-a-year difference go to drivers of such vehicles. shows that large vehicles are Santa including SUVs and pickup involved in fewer crashes. in insurance costs, State Farm trucks, big autos such as some Those with air bags that offer the said. Acuras, BMWs, Mercedes-Benzes least protection to occupants will "While it is generally true that knows where Consumer safety experts and Jaguars also fall under that receive 20 percent discounts. when a big car hits a little car it is These vehicles tend to be smaller, mmediately criticized State category. The Ford Explorer, going to inflict more damage, Farm's move Tuesday, saying it Nissan Pathfinder, leep Cherokee like the Ford Contour, Chevrolet what we have found is that acci- to find you. will penalize drivers of smaller and Chevy Blazer do not. Cavalier and many popular dents involving bigger cars tend Japanese models. vehicles who may not be able to State Farm has for years given to be less frequent," Luedke said. afford large ones and are more discounts of up to 30 percent for Vehicles that generate injury "So the increased severity is offset claims in the mid-range will likely to be hurt in a crash. vehicles with both driver and pas- by the decreased frequency." receive a 30 percent discount But the Bloomington-based senger air bags. The discount is The discounts, which will go ift NEWIPVF insurer said its new pricing pro- offered to owners on the portion 1. Robert Hunter, director of into effect Jan. 1, will be applied to Rentals gram, which discounts the med- of their premium covering per- insurance for the Consumer about half the 37 million cars ical portion of coverage by up to sonal injuries to occupants. Federation of America, called the insured by State Farm — 1994 and 40 percent, accurately reflects its Since all new cars now have air new pricing plan unfair to most later models, according to safety data It will cut rates for bags, the insurer decided to base drivers. Luedke The air bag discount will vehicles that generate the fewest the rate discount on which makes "If 1 have a tank. I'll get the be phased out for 1988 to 1993 injury claims for occupants. The and models generated the fewest biggest discount," he told The models. ONE BEDRQQM APARTMENTS; 109 N Main Si »H Located above Call of Cuyoft IMS Main Si «I 10 Located above Wizard Gnphics fret water and sewei Hi lideoi i>a>> electric i«il>' i II4S Main Si INI&I2 Located above Wizard Graphics Resident pays all utilities Parents blamed for lu-year-old's death 117 N. Main Si »I-K» Located above a downtown business Resident pays all utilities By Jeffrey Bair Her parents, Dennis and Lorie makers spelled out situations in Clayton, died in 1991 of what 128 W WoosterSi °< F located above a downtown business ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Nixon, were convicted of involun- which a child can direct his or her authorities said was a treatable Free watei and sewei Resident pays electric only! PITTSBURGH — A 16-year-old tary manslaughter in 1997. They care, for example by making ear infection. were each sentenced to 2 1/2 to exceptions for treatment for preg- TWO BEDROOM APTS DUPLEXES & girl with diabetes who died as her Doctors said Shannon would r five years in prison but have been nancy, drug abuse and venereal HOI SIS family prayed for her wasn't have lived with insulin. Her family free during their appeals. disease. 'II s Main Si IfA&B unlurnishcd apartments located above a mature enough to reject doctors prayed over her bed, read from businesi Large roorru on her own, the state Supreme They belong to a Blair County Nixon's attorneys said forcing the Bible and, during a trip to 315 1/2 S Main St unfurnished uppei apartment. Wood deck. Court ruled. It upheld the convic- branch of the Faith Tabernacle Shannon to see a doctor would church, coated her body with oil. 319 S. Main St fwo HOT) unfurnished pan of a house. tions of her parents. Church, which advocates faith have violated her constitutional Huge bedroom upstairs Shannon Nixon died at her healing over modem medicine. It guarantee of privacy. But Zappala Authorities have said at least 507 & 525 F Merry St furnished apartments Across from also has branches in New Jersey said the question is irrelevant nine Pennsylvania children of campus Free water & sewer Altoona home on June 27,1996, of complications from diabetes, and Philadelphia because of the state's "compelling Faith Tabernacle churchgoers THREE BEDROOM HOUSES AND APTS. \ including severe dehydration. Her The Nixons based the defense interest" in protecting a child's life. have died of treatable illnesses 315 S Main St: Unfurnished two story house Hardwood blood sugar level was 18 times the in part on a Tennessee case in Justice Ralph Gappy filed a sep- since 1983. Last year, a judge in floors I.H.V rooms normal level at her death. which courts ruled authorities arate opinion saying the "mature Philadelphia sentenced a couple 317 S Main St: Unfurnished two story part of a house. In the 7-0 ruling made public could consider factors beyond a minor" defense might work in to 17 years of probation for letting Bedrooms upstairs Tuesday, Justice Stephen Zappala child's age, including experience, other cases, when a child under- their 22-month-old son, a hemo- rejected the defenses that education and maturity, in decid- stood his or her ailment and the philiac, bleed to death in 1997. l s Shannon was a "mature minor" ing when a child could forgo med - possible outcomes of treatment. The judge also ordered them to L and that taking her to a doctor ical treatment. The couple has 11 other chil- find a doctor for their other chil- yjNEW9V] ^,S352-5620 ' would have violated her privacy. Zappala said Pennsylvania law- dren. Another child, 8-year-old dren. Rentals . nc>v|t>MTcaltycom Seniors Want a Free Spring Break Trip? I Have your senior picture taken and Carl Wolf Studio will automatically enter you in a drawing to win a free trip to Cancun on Spring Break! Call 372-8643 to schedule your sitting during the week of Nov. 27 - Decl - BG NEWS Wednesday. November 29,2000 7 NORWEGIAN ROYALTY TO READ FAIRYTALES www.bgnews.com OSLO, Norway (AP) — She's a real princess, and even tried sleeping on a pea to test the old tale. According to national Norwegian media, Princess Martha Louise, the 29-year-old daughter of King Harald V and Queen •Sonja, is recording 10 programs of children's fairy tales for broadcast by the state television network NRK. •! WORL I) Canada escapes vote recount 1 By David Crary since 1993, it was a personal tri- exulted over the Alliance's want to go forward as a country ASSOCIATE!) PRESS WHITE* umph. He had risked a backlash unthreatening showing. together," said lohn Rae, one of by calling an election less than 3 "They can look at all the dim- Chretien's campaign managers. , OTTAWA — lean Chretien had 1/2 years into his five-year term, exhorted voters to "Remember pled chads they want," he said. The Bloc leader, Gilles Duccppe, and leaders of the four opposition refused to abandon the dream of Florida," and they heeded his The liberals lost a few seats in parties hoped to deprive him of independence. I message, delivering a no-recount- an outright majority in the 301- the West, but more than compen- needed election victory that gave seat House of Commons. sated with gains in the Atlantic "The struggle of the people of 'the prime minister's Liberal Party provinces and, most surprisingly, Quebec sometimes passes by a third straight majority govern- The Liberals gained seats, in Quebec. The Liberals picked up roads that are very difficult," he ment. improving from 161 to 173. The eight scats in the mostly French- said. "But in my most deepest Canadian Alliance improved from speaking province to evenly split soul 1 know Quebec will one day , The outcome placed Chretien 58 seats to 66, but its dreams of a Quebec's seats 37-37 with the sep- among the most successful breakthrough in pivotal Ontario be a country—our country" .Canadian politicians of all time, fizzled — it won just two of the aratist Bloc Quebecois. The deputy premier of Quebec, i yet it also highlighted the nation's 103 seats in the most populous The Bloc, which hopes eventu- Bernard Landry, said Tuesday he .bitter East-West divide. The province, compared to 100 for the ally to win a referendum on was heartened that the Bloc .Liberals were trounced by the Liberals. seceding from Canada, received increased its share of popular conservative Canadian Alliance in In one of many Election Day 40.5 percent of the Quebec votes, votes from 38 percent in 1997. But the three western provinces, but allusions to the deadlocked U.S. compared to 43.6 percent for the he declined to predict the timing Associated Press photo the Alliance failed to impress the presidential election, 1 lealth Liberals. of a new independence referen- KISS OF VICTORY: Canada's Prime Minister Jean Chretien kisses more populous last. Minister Allan Rock — an easy re- "This shows that Quebeckers dum, saying, "We will have a refer- his wife Aline during his victory speech in Shawinigan, Quebec on For Chretien, prime minister election winner in Toronto — want to turn the page, that we endum when we will win." Monday. Chretien won his third consecutive majority government. (DM 0M 0M 2DDD BDWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY epsi Showdown Saturday DECEMBER 2 FIRST BDD FANS AT HOCKEY WITH CDIJPDN FROM BASKETBALL RECEIVE PEPSI SHOWDOWN SAT. T-SHIRT ^K WDM EM'S BASKETBALL vs. DETROITTRDIT MERCY 1 PM, ANDERSON ARENA LIH ■ ■ ■■ ■ I —i ■- Hffi : S?rS*'iHaSSSi MEN'S BASKETBALL vs. DuguESNE 3:3DPM, ANDERSDN ARENA 8ffiiHB9EBKNH*)E. BG5U HOCKEY VS. 1 MICHIGAN STATE I ■-.-..■■'•■ ' 7PM, BG ICE ARENA (ALSO FRI. VS. MSU AT 7PM) STUDENTS FREE WITH VALID I.D. CAUL 1 -S77-BGSU-TICKET WWW.BGSUFALCDNS.CDM 4? Game On. BG NEWS HOCKEY: BIG WEEKEND VERSUS MICHIGAN STATE AWAITS SPORTS o m BRIEFING Saturday to offer BG sports tripleheader WEDNESDAY This Saturday will offer a Falcon sports marathon that November 29, could last up to ten hours. 2000 Need a way to cure those cold- weather blahs that inevitably occur in the month between Thanksgiving and Christmas? Or BOWING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY do you just want an excuse to procrastinate in studying for your six final exams? Well, look no fur- ther than your own back yard. At 1 p.m.. the women's basket- ball team will host Detroit Mercy at Anderson Arena, looking to push their 2-2 record back above Volleyball ends season with 21-9 record 500. At 3:30, the men's team yNtckHurm De Walle said. "Once we accom- ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR takes to the court against plished that, we were unable to Duquesne. shift our focus onto Kent. The day's action will conclude Even a speeding locomotive at the ice arena, where the Falcon What really hurt the Falcons hockey team will take on comes to a stop at some point. was a lack of aggressiveness at Michigan State at 7 p.m. For the BG volleyball team, the net in game one. BG had that last stop was Kent State. The trouble blocking on their front Falcons season came to a close line, something that had not as Kent upset BG in the quarter- ERIK been a problem during their CASSANO final round of the Mid- winning streak. With the lack of American Conference Staff Writer blocking, it enabled KSU to Tournament 7-15. 15-3. 10-15. bring an even offensive attack. 15-17. "Papa Cass" Five Golden Flash players made The loss snapped the Falcons the double-digit compartment eight match win streak, as well In kills. Sarah Kutschinkski lead as the hearts of the BG players. Kent with 16. followed by team- Do the Everything was going right for mates Carrie McEnery and BG up to that point. They won a Shiva Davis with 14. math: Cavs piece of the East Division crown "We are really confident right and seemed unbeatable, win- now," Davis said "We're on a roll ning all but three games in the are a better and we're happy with the way eight match streak. we're playing. Bowling Green "It's hard because we had a team came out and played a great great opportunity." said BG match. It took our confidence to junior setter Natalie Becker. 1 am ajournalism major. I work stick with it." with words I make no claim to "Everything was going our way The Falcons wished the understand mathematical func- and we were playing so well and whole night could have been tions more complex than multi- togetner. Then il just slips like game two, which they total- NdMllJrNfetoKHM plication tables. But I know through our fingers and you ly dominated. At one point. BC improvement when I see it. and never know if you'll have an ALL GOOD THINGS...: JoAnna Papageorgiou. senior, laments the end of her Falcon career. the Cleveland Cavaliers' 9-5 start lead the match 13-0. BG s front opportunity like that again." is a clear case of addition by sub- line once again came back to life ing the team with 21 digs to ready to play." and despite two match points by BG coach Denise Van De traction. stuffing Kent back and forth. become the all-time leading dig- Kent's best performance came the Falcons, won the game and Walle parallels the season to her When the Cavs acquired "The way that we played in ger in a single season with 462. in game three and four as they match 17-15. Shawn Kemp three years ago. it team in 1989. Both won a regu- the second game is the way we She also set a Falcon record with came out to early leads in both BG saw its impressive season was supposed to hail the arrival lar season division crown, but know we can play," Van De Walle the highest dig per game average games and were able to control come to a close at 21-9. The of the "real NBA' in Cleveland. Van De Walle believes both That taste of greatness that Cavs teams were unable to redirect said. We were very aggressive." at 4.28. the Falcons scoring attack. When Falcons wave farewell to seniors fans had when Michael Jordan or their focus after winning regular On the night, junior middle T thought we were going to it looked as though BG was done JoAnna Papageorgiou and Krista Larry Bird would come into the season championships. hitter Caty Rommeck lead the win," said BG junior outside hitter for good, the Falcons came back Davis. The MAC will name its Coliseum and do the Mexican "It seemed like our focus the team with 21 kills. Freshman Shyann Robinson. We were bet- from a 8-13 deficit in game four to Player of the Year and Freshman Hat Dance all over any strand of last third of the season was to Susie Norris ended her remark- ter than they were on paper and take a 14-13 lead. The Golden of the Year candidates hope the Cavs harbored for an win the Eastern Division," Van able freshman campaign lr.itI we were at home They came Flashes halted Bo's momentum Wednesday. upset. That thunder was sup- posed to be in the Cavs' comer in the (.mill Arena era. One problem: Shawn Kemp, while a great talent, is not Jordan Western Michigan, Northern Michigan on rise or Bird. Or Magic Johnson. Or By Dorothy Wrona league rival Lake Superior State Isiah Thomas. Or any player that CENTRAL COLLEGIATE ST«1I WRITER on Tuesday to improve to 7-1-1. was great not only because he HOCKEY ASSOCIATION NEWS AND NOTES Over Thanksgiving weekend, himself was spectacular, but For the last decade, the because he demanded it of his the Spartans faced two Western CCHA has dominated college WESTERN MICHIGAN: Picked to fin- teammates. Collegiate Hockey Association hockey. When someone men- ish last in the league at beginning Kemp ranks much more on the opponents at the College Hockey tions this conference, its of season, have gotten off to a sur- level of Shaquille O'Neal in that Showcase in Madison, perennial powers such as prising 5-0-2 start in the league he can (or did) do everything on Wisconsin. They returned home Michigan or Michigan State NORTHERN MICHIGAN: Have been the floor with brute athletic force, with a 3-2 victory over Minnesota ranked 14th in the nation by the but when you try to make a club come to mind. and a 6-2 win over host The Wolverines and the US College Hockey Online poll, "his team," something is missing. currently 5-4-3 in the league Wisconsin. With their 10-1-2 Usually that something ultimate- Spartans still place high in overall record they maintain their ly winds up being a champi- league standings and national MICHIGAN STATE: Had a pair of first place spot in the USCHO poll victories against Minnesota and onship ring. rankings, but this season two for the second week in a row. Wisconsin at the College Hockey Luckily for Shaq. Phil Jackson other teams have made their Michigan, who sports a 6-3-0 Showcase. BG will host Fri/Sat. accepted the coaching job in Los mark in these areas league record, is tied for third in Coming off a 10-15-3 season Angeles, and gave Shaq a crash the CCHA with WMU. The course in the whole Zen-philoso- in 1999-2000. Western Michigan was picked to finish After scoring a win and a tie at Wolverines, who also competed phy approach that permeated last in the 12-team league in Notre Dame over Thanksgiving in the College Hockey Showcase the Chicago Bulls' dynasty. It gave 2000-01. However, the Broncos weekend, Northern Michigan has this weekend, improved their Shaq and Kobe Bryant some- have stunned their critics at emerged in national rankings. overall record to 10-3-2 with a 3-2 thing to latch onto. Also a brigade the start with a 5-0-2 league The Wildcats cracked this week's win over Wisconsin and a 4-1 win of role players like Ron Harper record and are lied with USCHO poll at number 14 in tlie over Minnesota. With the wins followed Jackson over from Michigan for third place in the nation. .they move up two places to Chicago, making the Lakers conference. Northern Michigan is second number five in this week's deeper and more experienced. Western Michigan is also in the CCHA with a 5-4-3 record. USCHO poll. BG tews file plitXo But I'm digressing. getting national attention. Overall they are 7-4-4. With traditional powers So. we know Kemp was dealt, With their two-game sweep of TOUGH CROWD: The BG hockey team is facing some tough com- However Michigan State and Michigan State and Michigan clearing a whole bunch of salary Ferris State over the weekend, petition in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association this season, Michigan can still top the confer- and emerging powers Northern in the coming years. However, they earned a sixth place rank- including perennial powerhouses Michigan and Michigan State, and ence standings and national Michigan and Western Michigan also traded was the undisputed ing for the second consecutive upstarts Northern Michigan and Western Michigan. polls. all nationally-ranked, the CCHA grand exalted sultan of clueless week in the U.S. College Hockey Online poll. Overall Michigan State holds first place continues to dominate college basketball in Cleveland. Bob in the league after 5-0 victory over Sura. they sport a 10-1-2 record. hockey. Heaving 28-foot three pointers with 20 seconds on the shot clock, and then fouling whichev- er defender grabbed the long UNC-Wilmington defeats BG men's basketball, 91-76 rebound got old really quick. BCSU SPORTS miORMAIION And I won't even get into the second-half deficit with a con- UNCW 91, BG 76 N.C. WILMINGTON 91. BOWLING GREEN 76 Jason Williams syndrome that ventional three-point play giv- BOWLING GREEN (1-1) Wilmington. NC - Junior Ed ED WILLIAMS: UNC-Wilmington Pardon 2-7 7-8 11, Klassen 0-4 2-2 2, Matela 7-11 4-6 18, Jackson Sura came down with. Williams ing the Falcons its final lead of Williams scored 28 points and junior scored 28 points and had 4-70-09, McLeod 9-212-424, Almanson 0-10-00, Mattox 0-0 0-00. looks bad enough chucking a had nine rebounds as defending the game at 62-61 with 9:10 nine rebounds. Ryan l-40-03,Netter4-5 1-29.Totals27-60 16-2276. half-court bounce pass out of CAA Tournament Champion remaining. From that point. N.C.-WILMINCTON (2-2) bounds when he could have sim- LEN MATELA Falcon junior had 18 UNC Wilmington defeated UNCW went on a nine-point points and 11 rebounds, his 12th Williams 11-194-6 28, Hare 1-50-12, Callahan 1-30-12,Thelmon ply taken two more dribbles defending MAC regular season nm. keyed by a steal and dunk career double-double 7-114-419, Blizzard 4-156-615. Justus 3-50-07. Bumette 1-10-03. upcourt and made a nice, crisp, champion, Bowling Green. 91- Terrell 3-8 2-5 8, Clifford 2-2 0-0 5. Green 1-10-0 2. Totals 34-70 16- boring, conventional, low- by Williams togive the Seahawks KEITH McLEOO: Falcon junior led 2391. 76, in Wilmington. NC. UNCW turnover-probability chest pass, a 70-62 lead with 6:56 remain- BG in scoring with 24 points. Halftime—N.C.-Wilmington 40, Bowling Green 35. 3 point evens it record to 2-2. while BG so how bad did the non-assist ing. Goals—Bowling Green 6-12 (McLeod 4-6, Jackson 1-1, Ryan 1-3, falls to 1-1 The Falcons return inclined Sura look trying to prove The Falcons were led by 18 points and 11 rebounds. Pardon 0-2). N.C.-Wilmington 7-17 (Williams 2-3. Justus 1-1, home to face Duquesne. Bumette 1-1. Clifford 1-1, Thelmon 1-3, Blizzard 1-5, Hare 0-2). he could do it? Saturday. December 2 at 3:30 junior Keith McLeod who fin- UNCW led 40-35 at halftime Sura and Kemp have both and committed just nine Fouled Out—Ryan. Rebounds—Bowling Green 36 (Matela 11), p.m. ished with 24 points' and six turnovers. BG shot 50 percent N.C.-Wilmington 40 (Williams 9). Assists— Bowling Green 16 Junior Len Matela helped assists. Matela finished with his from three-point range (6/12) (Pardon 7), N.C.-Wilmington 15 (Thelmon 6). Total Fouls—Bowling / CAS3W0.PAGE91 BCSU rally from a seven-point jjth career double-double with and had 20 turnovers. Green 21. MC.-Wilmington 20. Attendance—3.877. ■ BG NEWS SPORTS Wednesday. November 29.2000 9 Carruth co-defendant denies lying Person Cavs rebuilding By Paul NOWPII protect a friend who sold him the hatched the murder plot to avoid ASSOCIAIID PR E SS WRI'i H returns for gun. having to pay child support — Traylor has the size of Kemp, CASSAN0.FR0MPAGE8 "At that point in time you were Adams was eight months' preg- but seems to know how to use it Cavs; Reid been banished to the West CHARLOTTE. N.C.- A co- willing to tell a lie about what nant. A member of the Carolina better in the paint Coles pro- Coast. Kemp is still overweight defendant in the Rae Carmth someone else had done in order Panthers at the time. Carruth has vides veteran leadership, and in Portland, and Sura is still mutder trial Tuesday denied he to protect a friend of yours," back on IL Harpring is a floor runner who is denied any involvement in tlie injured and can't crack the start not afraid to dive hard after a was lying in court or had lied to Rudolf asked. "If you are willing shooting. CLEVELAND - Wesley ing lineup in Golden State. investigators. loose ball. to lie to protect a fiend of yours, Kennedy said he rejected two In their place on the Cavs' ros- Person, who has missed Zydninas Ilgauskas, returning Michael Eugene Kennedy's you would also be willing to lie to plea offers from the state Cleveland's last eight games with ter are Chris Catling, Clarence after missing 22 months with testimony as a prosecution wit- protect yourself an elbow injury, was activated Weatherspoon and Robert because he felt he was innocent foot problems, isn't back to his ness has dominated the first days Kennedy said: "No, sir I'm not Tuesday night by the Cavaliers Traylor. Also acquired this off although he drove the car from 1997-98 form yet. but he's on the of the trial of the former NFL and forward J.R. Reid was placed season were guards Malt lying here on the stand." which the shots were fired. floor and contributing, which is player. Kennedy said Carruth on the injured list. Harpring and Bimbo Coles. On Monday. Rudolf attacked Kennedy said he believed a step in the right direction in masterminded the November Person, averaging 7.4 points, The resulting roster is one Kennedy's credibility by asking Carruth and Watkins should be any language 1999 slaying of Cherica Adams. had been sidelined with a nerve that Randy Wiltman can coach, him questions about past drug held accountable in last year's The task at hand is to win at bruise in his right, shooting Carruth's girlfriend. Kennedy. and one that has enough parity dealing and his role in a 1994 killing of Adams. least 45 games and get into the elbow since Nov. 14. He was acti- on it that players have incentive Carruth and two other men are shooting of another drug dealer. playoff; this year, and then try to T have four children." vated just before the start of charged in the shooting. to play well lest they lose min- win a playoff series. The Eastern Before the trial, co-defendant Kennedy said. "Unlike Rae. I Tuesday's game against Boston. utes. Also, it is one that has As defense cross-examination Conference is wide open, and and confessed triggerman Van would never kill them or pay Reid lias not played this season enough players whose contracts with the current old guard stal- resumed Tuesday. Carruth's Brett Watkins appeared to have because of tendinitis in both somebody to kill them." expire in the near future so the lawyer continued to attack warts like Indiana. New York been the prosecution's star wit- Kennedy said Carruth paid knees. The 10-year veteran was Cavs can start stuffing money and Miami sliding downward, Kennedy's testimony and por- acquired in June as part of a ness. Watkins had already con- Watkins to shoot Adams. under their mattress to make a the Cavs can be among the first trayed the witness as a liar. three-team trade from fessed to shooting Adams, plead- Carruth's defense team con- run at a player like the Celtics' wave of teams that rebuild Lawyer David Rudolf said Milwaukee. ed guilty to second-degree mur- tends Watkins shot Adams stellar forward Paul Pierce when themselves into a powerhouse. police statements showed Reid said he will continue to because Carruth reneged on a The early returns are in and der and agreed to testify against practice, but that it could be he becomes a free agent in 2002 Kennedy changed his story the Cavs may actually be further Carruth. promise to pay for drugs and another 2-to-4 weeks before he is But in order to entice a player about how another man. who along than Orlando and If (Kennedy's) credibility goes because she made an obscene cleared to play. like Pierce to come to Cleveland, has confessed to being the trig Milwaukee, who were picked as out the window, then their case gesture at Watkins from her car. While Person was out, second the Cavs must start getting good german, got the gun used in the the East's two best teams at sea- Kennedy and another co- year guard Trajan Langdon got goes out the window.' Rudolf first. That is where this season's son's start by Sports Illustrated. crime. defendant. Stanley Drew "Boss" additional minutes. However, said Monday after court. cast of characters comes into The Cavs needed a fresh start. Kennedy said in one police Abraham, are to be tried sepa- Person said he is not concerned statement he bought the gun Carruth. 26, could be executed play. This off-season got them that. rately on murder charges. about having to battle for playing Catling is one of the league's used In the slaying, but in an ear- if convicted of arranging the Now, what moves they make Kennedy testified he was dri- time killing of Adams. Adams. 24. gave best sixth men. an impact play- and what luck they get slaying lier statement said the (rigger I'm not looking at it that way." ving a car carrying Abraham and healthy will determine if this birth to a son. She died a month er off the bench. Weatherspoon man bought it. On Monday. Watkins. who shot Adams as she Person said. "While I was out he compliments the Cavs' current good start is a flash in the pan, Kennedy testified that Carruth later The boy is in the custody of made the most of the opportuni- sat in her own car where it was or (he beginning of something ty. I'm just going to go out there big two, Andre Miller and bave him S 1(K) to buy the gun. Adams' mother. stopped behind Carruth's vehi- big. now and try and be productive Lamond Murray, who are both On cross examination. Kennedy testified under pros- cle. 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