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LAST SWIM AT HOME: ^^ ■""" 1 1/1/ m Senior Dana Schultz ^^ 1 1,' 1(' ^ MOSTLY CLOUDY earns individual victory A | 1 i I 1 I I HIGH 30 LOW 20 A against Miami; PAGE 10- ^ ,, . * www.bgnews.com — \J VI ■—— VOLUME 100 ISSUE 95 UT leader speaks KID FRIENDLY CAMPUS? at USG meeting , i 11 i I i i Senates want state- procedure." because the cam-

By Melissa Topey Development Center located at 812 North Thursday for S111 a week. There is an appli - I CAN HEAR YOU: Attorney gener- BE POUTER College Dr. near the campus. It was hard cation fee of S30. lennifer Helberg a non-traditional stu- to get into because of their waiting list. The hours at The lordan Family al Gonzales defends "early warning dent, had to drop out of school after her She found they had drop-in care available Development Center are from 7 a.m. sophomore year when she could not find but you pay S20 up front and you have to to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday system" that some senators are call- adequate child care. let them know a week ahead of time. Not Helberg pointed out (hat the hours are ing Bush's eavesdropping program. Helberg, a senior, is married and has a much help to her if her baby sitter calls not much help to a Student who may haw 3-year-old daughter. off sick. cv.ning classes. Some argue Bush has gone too far in Non-traditional students like Helberg According to Heather Meyer, Center On the BG campus is the Child have difficulty staying in school because Supervisor,The lordan Family Development Development Center, located at the School monitoring operations; PAGE 5 of the lack of options with University-sup- Center has some of Bowling Green's Early of Family and Consumer Sciences. Cindy ported child care. These students would Childhood Education majors involved with Baum, one of two master teachers at the like longer hours at the care facilities so the kids at as part of the IIDFS 301 class. center, said that the school accepts children they can have more versatility with class The center accepts children 6 weeks to 5 between 3 and 5 years old. The center offers 'DEAD MAN WALKING': Man schedules. They would like discounted years old for a Variety of programs such as 2 half day programs Monday thru Friday. rates to help take the sting out of the cost of Early Head Stan, Head Start and various The morning program is from 8:30 a.m. to convicted of raping and killing two child care. pre-school programs. 11:30 a.m. The afternoon program is from I It was during her sophomore year that Meyer said that The lordan Family p.m. to 4 p.m. Early childhood majors take women will be executed today after she started to look for a place to take her Development Center offers infant care at part in the center to gain experience. having no legal appeals left and after daughter. She went straight to the BGSU site a cost of SI63 a week. They have toddler "We want the children to have an excel- and ran a search for pre-schools. Nothing care at $156 a week and pre-school at $139 lent pre-school experience and we want Governor Taft did not grant him came up. Eventually, she gave up the web a week. A parent could enroll their child the students to see what an excellent pre- clemency; PAGE 8 search in frustration. part time such as Monday, Wednesday, and Helberg found The lordan Family Friday for S124 a week or Tuesday and CHILO CARE, PAGE 2 High costs for comfort City council uniting all areas New Bowling Green The coalition will aim to "ag- approved a SI2,000 budget for Students shop at ate stnicture for civil conver- the coalition. retail, thrift stores to partnership tries to sation." according to Mayor Hie University and Bowling communicate to all John Qulrtn, and will include Green area schools will also decorate dorm rooms citizens and organizations in the each contribute S12,000 to the By Holly Abrams community. partnership, which is expected By Kristen Vasas CITY NEWS EDITOR REP0RIER "We're trying to broaden the to eventually facilitate town hall An ordinance passed by city scope, so to speak, by bringing meetings. Egg crates, decorative rugs, frilly council members will begin a curtains and futon covers are the city and University into the Coined the Bowling Green $36,000 community partnership issue," Quinn said. "A lot of what Area Community Partnership, slowly dominating American col- to improve the communication lege campuses, but these items is going to become of it is what the coalition is expected to start between the city. University and the members make it." come at a price. Bowling Green area schools. University students have In December the city council COUNCIL. PAGE 2 found that retail stores make it easy to spend a lot of money on dorm room decorations as they seek to create a living space that reflects their individual style. But the cost doesn't deter most Professor guilty of misconduct students from spending what they need to make their rooms Professor, who and shoot the members of due to his violation of two sec- feel like home. his Accounting 222 class last tions of the Academic Charter, Molly Keane and lenn threatened students, February as a result of a stu- Sharp said. Monastra, freshmen living in on approved leave dent's tardiness. Now that the sus- the MacDonald dorms, are According to Teri pension has officially among students who personal- By Erica Thomas Sharp, director of ended in lanuary, Eckel ize their rooms to match their REPORtER Media Relations. is on approved leave tastes. Matching bedspreads, More than a year after an Eckel was suspend- from the University. mammoth faux flowers, throw accounting professor was sus- ed with pay during The Faculty Senate, pillows and a colorful futon pended from the University for Spring 2005 while the who reviewed his case, cover adorn the room. threatening to kill his swdents, University conducted is partly responsible for "We wanted our room to no changes have been made to an investigation. dealing with matters be cute and personalized," deal with future cases. Following the con- NORMAN concerning conduct Keane said. Norman Eckel, associate clusion of the inves- ECKEL of faculty. Both girls agreed that deco- professor in the department tigation. Eckel was Currently, no chang- rating the room helped them of accounting and market- allowed to continue his sus- es have been made regarding Jordan Flown BGNew ing information systems, pension without pay until Ian. HOMEY FEEL: Melissa Cook, freshman, and Kate Smiley, freshman, lay DECORATIONS. PAGE 2 threatened to bring in a gun 1. 2006. The suspension was ECKEL. PAGE 2 in their room they decorated for less than twenty dollars.

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FOR AU THE NEWS VISIT WVW/.BGNEWS.COM 2 Tuesday. February 7.2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Few options for child care Women choose line of Care lab, the student rates at are open are from 7:30 am. to CHILD CARE. FROM PAGE 1 Owens for full time infant care 5:30 p.m. school experience looks like." is $166 per week while full time Comparing Owens, the Baumsaid. toddler care is $146 per week. University of Toledo and die Enrollment is open to com- Part time pie-school care is $105 lordan Family Development work in sex trafficking Center they are very simi- munity, faculty and students. per week while full time pre- lar in cost, hours and services. By Laura Coins There is an application fee of school care is $131 per week. The exception is the Child REPORUR $30 which will hold a child's Owens defines "part-time care" Development (inter on cam- Prostitution, the world's oldest spot. The cost per semester is as twenty four or less hours a pus. While the child care here is profession, as well as human traf- $620, so with a typical semes- week and full time care as twen- cheaper it comes at the cost of ficking, was the topic of discus- ter having 16 weeks that would ty five or more hours a week. limited hours. sion last night at the first event average S38.75 per week for The University ofToledo offers I lelberg found a baby sitter in of the Provost Lecture Series. part time care. Evening hours its faculty and staff Apple Tree a town near where she lives. She Uiemed "Open Secrets, Tolerated are not available at the Child Nursery School. This school also would like her daughter to be Illegalities, Ethical Refusals." Development Center. accepts children as young as six close by in case something hap- Ilie lecture "Transacting Sex Children have to be enrolled weeks old. pened Mil she makes it work. She in the Caribbean: Migration, so there is no drop-in care This school offers students a says she would like easier access Work and Human Trafficking" available. discounted rate. Parents of an to infonnation, extended hours was given by Kamala Kempadoo, When compared to the Child infant are charged $161 a week, and a discount for students. associate professor of Latin Care Technology lab at Owens and parents of toddlers are "I. get so frustrated with American and Caribbean Studies Community College the first charged $152 a week. A student Bowling Green. It is mostly tra- at York I Iniversiry in Ontario. tiling to notice is the hours. The can enroll a child in pre-schl ditional students. 1 wish they Kempadoo opened her lecture child care lab at Owens is open for $142 a week and kindergar- would think more of non-tradi- with a little known fact concern- from 730 a.m to 6 p.m. ten at $146 a week The registra- tional students." Ilelberg said. ing prostitution and human traf- According to staff at the Child tion fee is $35. The hours they ficking. "The majority of women engaged in the sex work indus- try are aware that they are being recruited or opt themselves into the work," Kempadoo said. Faculty senate reviewed case There an' many reasons that a woman may choose sex work, ECKEL, FROM PAGE 1 dure in line with the recom- Among the five pages of stu- Kempadoo said. Many women mendations of the American dent-opinions on Eckel, most do so to secure independence, punishments of professors, but Association of University comments were unfavorable pay for basic needs, pay for edu- Faculty Senate may soon be Professors," Boughton said. for the professor. cation or purchase commodities. discussing new ways to handle Although no former students "What goes around Kempadoo added that in cases like Eckel's, according to of Eckel could be reached, comes around Mr. Eckel." some countries women are more Jordan Flower BGNews Robert Boughton, chairman of RateMyProfessors.com could reads one comment from socially valued as a prostitute SELLING YOURSELF: Kamla Kempadoo answers questions after giving the Faculty Senate. provide insight to how former RateMyProfessors.com. than in formal sectors of sex-iety. a lecture on human trafficking and prostitution in the Caribbean. "We have Senate commit- students felt about him. Another student advises "People who engage in sex tees working on establishing The Web site allows students his peers not to take Eckel's work activity regard it as a very move away," Kempadoo said. assessment of trafficking laws a written formal procedure to write comments and rate classes, warning, "Avoid at all real alternative to other jobs," "When they are arrested they arc and policies and the ways they in the case of faculty suspen- their professor's teaching skills costs." Kempadoo said. "Sometimes sent back to the conditions they don't help the very people, in the- sion, and keeping the proce- and character. it can be more lucrative, less were trying to leave." ory, they were designed to pro- demanding and less dangerous." She also said that the anti- tect," Patraka said. Kempadoo pointed out that trafficking policies can work to She said it is important for there are many problems and push trafficking even farther students to attend the lectures concerns surrounding the poli- underground or cause it to thrive because it gives them additional cies of sex work and human traf- somewhere else, an outcome she opportunities to learn. Quinn wants citizens in coalition ficking. tenns the push-down/pop-up "We offer students a very rich Since prostitution is illegal, effect intellectual agenda of speakers." COUNCIL. FROM PAGE 1 for St. Patrick's Day. In the past also adopted. much of the time any violence Kempadoo also pointed out Patraka said. "It enriches their ihe mayor has asked owners to On the lobbying agenda. meeting in March. against the women goes unrc- that the anti-trafficking policies participation in dicir classes." not cooperate in delaying their Pliineas Anderson of Perrysburg poited. adopted by the UN haven't had Jason Kirby, graduate student Quinn stressed the importance opening time. spoke to council members about of citizens in the coalition, cit- "Stigmas silence these women very much affect. at the University attended the "I think we've gotten the coop- the need for a resolution on ing that it should "belong to the and push them father into the "Policies tend to encourage lecture because he was interest- eration from those that we're nuclear terrorism. public" and not be comprised of shadows," Kempadoo said, anti-immigration or xenophobic ed in the topic and because his probably going to get it from," Resolutions that have been already prominent community Kempadoo also argues that acts," Kempadoo said. department, American Culture Quinn said. "We hope that they brought tocouncils in Perrysburg, members. the ami-trafficking framework Vicki Patraka. director of Studies, helped to organize the will continue to honor dial idea Sylvania, Toledo and other adopted by the United Nations the Institute for the Study of event. "They may not be people you thiit it's not a good idea lo open areas have passed, according to only improves the rights of the Culture and Society, decided to "I really enjoyed the lecture," would consider actively involved tliat early in die moming" Anderson. in community programming" elite and ignores the disadvan- ask Kempadtx) to speak at the Kirby said. "She made a pro- Quinn added that he would "It is an issue that we cannot he said. taged. University after a graduate stu- vocative point about something make individual calls to some bar bury our heads in the sand, it is a Council members autho- "The anti-trafficking paradigm dent recommended her. that doesn't fit into an easy cat- owners asking them to reconsider serious issue,'' Anderson said. ignores the reasons why people "1 found very interesting her egorization." rized working with Santa Rita dieir opening times. Undergraduate Student Collaborative to provide consult- Other items on the city council Government member Maria ing services to the coalition. Ihe agenda included a resolution that Khoury also announced her new Santa Rita Collaborative works was passed to allow die authori- position as a liaison between to initiate statewide community zation of the municipal adminis- USG and city council. She spoke partnerships in Ohio trator and utilities director to pur- of USG's efforts to pass a bill Council members favored the chase vehicles and equipment to bridge the gap between the Students personalize rooms idea, in hopes that they would through the Ohio Department of University community and city receive feedback on the commu- 'transportation. officials. DECORATIONS, FROM PAGE 1 the "decorating daze," as Shultz Village of the Kreischer Quad nication. described the students interests and purchased only a few items Through another ordinance, In addition, council-at-large "If it can foster better relation- the utilities director will be able to to feel more at home, but it was in decorating. Retailers such from retail stores, and the rest member John Mum. announced ships. I'd say it's worth it," said work in mutual aid agreements important for the girls that items as Bed Hath & Beyond. Linens from thrift stores. Even though his resignation, leaving his posi- Larry Sorrells, council member- between both local municipalities were bought at a low price. N Things and Wal-Mart all Stonebrook tries to save money, tion today after 12 years of ser- at-large. "We tried to get most of our offer college registries, which he too was caught up in the and national emergency agencies, vice. Mura has accepted a job in In addition, contrary to years decorations at low costs," Kcane evolved from wedding reg- temptation to buy. "I try not such as the ledcral Emergency Columbus. past. Quinn announced that he Management Agency. and Monastra said. "We got two istries. Students can request to spend too much on decora- "It's been a great experience, would not be sending letters to Revisions to the city sewer ser- pillows for $30, our comforters favored items online and in the tions, but sometimes I go a little I'm going to miss die city of local bar owners in preparation for S75 each and our futon cover store, and the store will keep it overboard," he said. vice and collection plans were Bowling Green," he said. for $35." in their records for family mem- Store-bought picture frames The girls are not the only col- bers and friends interested in full of friends and family lit- lege students spending money purchasing the perfect college ter the walls and surfaces, and on their rooms. According to present. concert tickets are taped to any the National Retail Federation, Bari Fagin. an employee at empty exterior space. young adults spent S3.6 billion Bed Bath & Beyond, said that Instead of purchasing store USG wants lawmakers to think' on room decor in 2005. The the company markets to col- bought items, like Stonebrook. 'THINK OHIO', FROM PAGE 1 whichmembersofUSGare also crosswalk of some sort to pro- average incoming freshman lege students throughout the others take hand-me-downs involved in. tect them from traffic. year because there is always will spend S1.I5I.68 on dorm from older siblings or relatives. does not propose a solution to Aaron Shumaker, USG presi- "That crossing is deadly," Sen. decorations according to the the chance that they will "need Aneta Domazetovski. also a the high cost of education and dent, has also been a supporter Anthony Wagener said. NRI. extra-long flannel sheets in the freshman living in MacDonald lack of state funding Instead, of the campaign and said it is If USG chooses to approve Susan Schultz, editor-in-chief wintertime." received most of the items in it educates voters and students something USG should support. the statement at next week's of teen magazine CosmoC-irl!, To add to the convenience for her room from her older sister. on the statistics of the present Shumaker said he would have meeting the suggestion will go said the increased growth from students, Bed Bath & Beyond "The only thing I really bought and future of college costs. The more infonnation after visiting to Bowling Green City Council S2.6 billion in 2004 is due to the delivers to college dorms near was the refrigerator," she said. campaign is meant to influence Columbus later this month. for approval and planning. By trendy student's urge to deco- its stores. But no matter where room votes in such a way that favors Another cause that some USG passing ihe statement on to rate their rooms as their own. Not all students choose to decor comes from, Shultz lowering ihe price of education. members rallied for at the meet- city council, senators believe it "they are used to having a lot shop at the large retail stores. believes students can hunt Crawford said the Ohio legis- ing was safer pedestrian cross- will show students care enough of their own stuff, and they kind Some students, like Cory down what they need to per- lature would be nothing if they ing on Mercer Road. about the problem to speak up. of expect to bring that personal- Stonebrook. freshman, choose s ili,«i' their rooms. did not support the Think Ohio Sen. Tom Bediany presented "This is our way of showing it ization to college," said Schulz. to purchase their decorations "These kids really have the cause. a statement lo USG last night is a concern," Shumaker said. Although the total cost from cheaper locations, like tools to express themselves and "If you have legislatures who which recommended a cross- Next week's USG meeting is seems pricey, retailers make thrift stores. create their own style," Schulz don't support this, then it is time walk for students who cross also the deadline for becoming it easy to become involved in Stonebrook lives in the Arts said. to get new legislators," he said. Mercer Road in order to get to part of USG. Five new mem- Crawford and the University places like the stadium, ice rink bers were sworn in last night, of Toledo student body arc part and intramural fields. Bethany but a few openings still remain of the Intra University Council, said these students need a vacant. -_.. (JSITHOUR PIT STOP TIM Sana. Euuuuma |\|0^ ""'"t hl"''"[•''" ■/Best Tire Stores jMost Trustworthy Auto Repair SI TIRE SAVINGSH BRAKES 0 MECHANICAL | 0|L CHANGE NEWL°VE ! ANY Mechanical Repair! 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CAMPUS Unsatisfied freshmen Unrealistic expectations cause students to leave get a life By Adam Filield "Wlmt you're trying ment ^^•■1^^ hltp^/events.bgsiu'duy KR! "It can be a shock,'' Kinchaii After her parents dropped her to do is make a said. "One of the first reactions 8 a.m.-5 p.m. wines. Must be 21 or older to realities of Canadian film production off at Millersville University consumer decision is, (lee, I should have tried one 90's Soul Dinner Theatre Tickets on participate, sign up at the FJowen- Refreshments will be served. This in the fall of 2004. freshman of the other colleges.'" Sale Now Thompson Student Union Info. Center. event is FREE and OPEN TO THE Katelyn Penrose settled into about a place where Many young people today 17th Annual Multicultural Dinner cost$10. PUBLIC her dorm room, unpacked her you'll be really happy." grew up accustomed to instant Theatre "90's Soul" Union Info. Center GishFilm Theater. 105 Hanna Hall things — and panicked. gratification, said Man' Stuart BGSU students & staff will perform "I realized I was stuck DODGE JOHNSON, ADMISSIONS I lunter, director of the National soulful music, movies and sitcoms of 7 p.m. 5-.30 - 8:30 p.m. there," said the graduate of CONSULTANT Resource Center for the First- the 90s. Quebec Filmmaker Lea Pool to show Computer Science and Supply Chain Springfield High School in Year l.xperienie and Students Cash, checks, bursar and budget Blue Butterfly Management Fair Delaware County, Pa. on her athletic prospects, real- in Transition at the University of transfers accepted. Acclaimed film director Lea Pool is Students seeking co-ops, intern- Penrose arrived at the rural ized how myopic she had been. South Carolina. For more information contact Yolanda the featured artist in the Pallister ships, and permanent employment Lancaster County. Pa., campus She felt isolated and untelhered They are used to reversing Flores at 372-2642 Francophone Canadian Lecture in all areas of Computer Science, on a Saturday. By yesterday, she on a campus "in the middle of their decisions "without the 424 Sadd/emire Student Services Series. She will screen 'The Blue Management Information Systems had applied for a transfer. And nowhere." thought process and the con Building Butterfly," based on true events. and ISAC are invited to meet with by Tuesday, she was enrolled At Drcxel University, 20 per- sequences thai earlier genera- Plan to attend a reception immedi- employers. at Cabrini College in Radnor, cent of last year's freshmen did lions had to deal with," Hunter 6 II ni - 81) in ately following the screening hosted Interviews arranged at the fair will be where she is now a sophomore. not return for their second year. said. I think college is probably White Wine tasting by series originator, Dr. lanis Pallister. conducted tomorrow in 202 Union. "I was shocked" and not At Temple University. IS per- one more example oi that" a little exasperated, said her Learn how to property taste white Ms. Pool will discuss her work and the 202A7BUnion cent flew the coop. At Lincoln The grass-is always-greener father, lerry. University, about 32 percent mind-set may be affected by Penrose was ahead of the 'transferred, droppedoul. or left affluence curve. It's usually not until this for another reason. "Tons of people... would give time of year, long after tuition There are valid reasons to anything lor a shot at higher checks have been cashed and switch schools, but unrealistic education," said Scott laschik, teary farewells have been expectations about college life editor of Insidehighered. exchanged, that freshmen or a lack of research often lead com and former editor of the Providing a safe, reliable break the news to their stunned students to make tiiat decision chronicle of I ligher Education. parents: before they give their institu- "II they could get into a You know that school I tions a chance, school officials decent college and afford it, worked so hard to get into? I and counselors say. they would stick it out no mat- network for Univ. students hate it. I want out. Nowadd an increasingly com- ter how unhappy the) were." Call it the freshman chum, mon phenomenon: Many high To students who immediate the students who bail before school seniors get so caught ly plan an exit strategy when By Jake Miller larly watch online networks, should be aware there are some sophomore year. Most first-year things veer off course, lohnson U-WIRE it must be readily capable of laws against some activities the up In the "trophy hunt" — the students stay put. but in every mania to get into a brand-name has a naming: He sure you're DEKALB, III. — In a digital world monitoring a network lo help Web could be used for. class an antsy minority switches not taking an unacknowledged full of spam, worms and virus- authorities investigate suspect- "We have had incidents of college — that they fail to search schools, spurred by homesick- their hearts and honcsth asses personal problem to your iiexi es, Northern Illinois University ed criminal activity, Lcake said, things like child pornography ness, a creepy roommate, social school. depends on its Information "However, we do not have the in the residence halls where we what they will need to flourish, anxiety, geographic shock or admissions authorities say. "Early reactions are often as Technology Services depart- staff, or the desire, to monitor have had to investigate com- financial or academic concerns. much what's going on inside of ment to provide a safe and reli- specific activities on a day-to- puters," Kiederlen said. "We "What you're trying to do The place is too small, too big, is make a consumer decision you as what's going on with the able network. ITS must safe- day basis," Leake said, have had to confiscate comput- too cold, too remote. school," he said. "My advice-to guard the network while simul- ITS, with its capability to mon- ers and have them searched for about a place where you'll Penrose's about-face wasn't be really happy," said Dodge Students is to go back and make taneously monitoring network itor the network, has a working possible evidence." for lack of due diligence. Before it work. The) made their bed. traffic. relationship with the University Occasionally, someone will lohnson, a college admissions enrolling, she spent a night on consultant in Malvem. I.et them lie in it for a while." But with privacy concerns a Police. It assists police in track- abuse the network, l-eake said. campus and researched majors. Penrose's parents said they hot topics with Internet users, ing any activity being investi- If this occurs, the people are Emotional tumult is normal for Recruited to play Division II freshmen, school officials said. wauled their daughter lo be ITS ensures it does not watch gated and ih.ii could possibly contacted directly and depend- lacrosse, she met the coach and happy individual users' online work. involve the network. ing on the activity, the penalty "You're going through the hung out with the players. social transition, the academic "What would be the point? "When |ITS| runs across may range from a verbal repri- "On paper, it all looked so She wasn't failing me In any things, they let us know that mand by an abuse investigator, transition, and the geographic- WHAT'S LEGAL ON CAMPUS good," said her mother. Patty. transition." saidlimm Kinehart, way. She was just switching "NIL) and ITS have several they might have seen some- to referral to the NIU Judicial But on the day she moved schools." thing that resembles criminal Office or an outside agency. Temple University's vice presi- safeguards in place to improve in, Penrose, who had focused dent for enrollment manage- the security of the resources activity," said police Lt. Matthew that are entrusted to us," said Kiederlen. Elizabeth [.eake, associate Users are expected to conduct director of ITS. "Our energies themselves in a way that com- are focused on maintaining a plies with NIU's acceptable-use robust and secure network." policy. 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Olympic lioJd Medalist Kun Angle IquotnionpigM.iMTO OPINION STAFF EDITORJA1 Deviance shouldn't be rewarded Everyone has bad days. YOU DECIDE is willing to continually pay the of how serious or legitimate The University also took imme- Eckel might have made a mis- Being an instructor at a salary of Eckel is shameful and these threats were, gun threats diate action at die beginning of take and simply had a bad day, University where many stu- Do you think the University immoral, and Eckel should be do not belong in an academic the fall semester after a fresh- but every action has some sort dents are lazy and mediocre in should continue to support removed from the University's environment. man woman allegedly assault- of consequence. their studies can lead to even Eckel? Send an e-mail to payroll immediately. There is a double standard ed her roomate with a straight The safety and security of the worse days. thenews@bgnews com and tell By having him stay on the pay- as well. iron. Rightfully so, such behavior students is a main goal of the Students' tardiness, lack of us what you think, or post feed- roll, the University administra- The University generally takes should not be tolerated. University, but by continuing to preparations and illogical argu- back on our Web site. tion is indirectly saying they at a hard line against incidents that Is there anything different with support this professor after this ments are all legitimate reasons least pardon the behavior —if not have happened in year's past. Eckel and his lack of self-control type of incident says that the that a professor could be upset condone it — and that the mis- After the sexual harassment in the classroom? safety of students is more of a With that said, an instructor the University at different levels, conduct of a University instruc- situation in the Pi Kappa Alpha We say 'no'. claim that University refuses to who threatens to kill a student an instructor should be able to tor is not worth his resignation. fraternity house last year, the The University cannot con- back up. because of the student's tardi- cope with the varying levels of A threat is something that administration forced a student tinue to support Eckel, and his It's time for the University to ness should not be put on paid students' maturity. can be prosecuted in both civil to leave the University and the "vacation" that the University is take the side of the students and leave. Because students enter The fact that the University and criminal courts. Regardless fraternity to leave campus sponsoring should be cut short. stand up for what is right. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Super Bowl makes ON TIE STREET problem. The problem is the (the! budget? bad music choices University's administration. Didn't BGSU- I would personally be inter- What was the worst recently buy Ribeau a multi-mil- ested to see a criminal investi- aspect of this year's hen I think of Detroit, big problem is lion dollar house? gation on administration to be I think of an area of a DJ. The age-old question of "how performed. Super Bowl? world that has been JOHNSON administration many people does it take to If anything, at least research defined by its music. I think of change a light bulb?" applies studies on the spending of BGSU one of the most majestic forms Asst. Opinion Editor of music that has ever hit the • Tie biggest problem I have here as well. Apparently it takes administration. How high will airwaves, and I yearn for the with| Ribeau's "State of one person to work and three our tuition have to be before we day when that same style of competitor, taking risks is a the University" address is the people to discuss it. With the realize we are being robbed? music reemerges itself to main- must. Getting slapped with half fact that Bowling Green State debt problems with college stu- a million dollars worth of fines JOSH KN0KE stream culture under the guise University is taking money from dents, why are we (as students) is a tough pill to swallow, but allowing BGSU to steal our UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT of retro music. the students. ABC can't avoid having half- money and then complain that [email protected] IdiinkofMotown. BGSU's budget is not the way entertaining acts because they don't have enough to make I think of the Temptations and other groups that used just one they're afraid to be halfway risque during the entertainment CHERYLA SUMMERS microphone and where each member of the group was vital portions of the Super BowL JUNIOR, PSYCHOLOGY to the group's success. I think of The Rolling Stones, in fact, "Halftime Show." the passion of the national black were so boring that most people community and their constant didn't realize that Jagger was Political judges tarnish position cries for justice love and respect. swearing during his perfor- On a seemingly unrelated tan- mance and ABC had to bleep ed out tougher sentences 25 remained local until Fox host gent, when I think of the Super it out. People didn't realize that ERIN years ago, but over the course Bill O'Reilly scrutinized the light Bowl, I think of a glitz and pomp their stage setup was almost BYZMEK of his career, he become jaded sentence on his show, "You may show tliat has little to do with the identical to U2's current tour. by the system. be looking at the worst judge in sport of football and more to do And I would bet my bottom Opinion Editor He said. "I discovered it the USA, "he said. with how much money the game dollar that most people you talk accomplishes nothing of value: it O'Reilly has remained vigi- can bring in for the NFL, for ABC to today couldn't name two of Before I interned in doesn't make anything better it lant about highlighting the case and for other constituencies. the three songs that they per- Washington, D.C. this costs us a lot of money-, we cre- on his show as it progressed, The people who are watching formed last night. summer and became ate a lot of expectation, and we promoting an e-mail campaign the Super Bowl aren't football In Detroit, I'd expect so involved with the highly par- feed on anger." to the governor to impeach (k fans any more; much more. tisan Supreme Court battle, 1 The victim's family was very ludge Cashman. JEN FLETCHER everyone knows The Motor City is (like many people) believed disappointed with the decision. As a result, the governor's JUNIOR, EDUCATION that there's more "There are the Motown capital judges were non-partisan The victim's mother told a local office reported it has received intensity in the of the world and has creatures. news station. "I don't like it He more correspondence on the "The whole thing was BCS championship two words been the home of 1 quickly learned though that should pay for what he did to my 60-day sentence than any other kind of boring" game than there is that should many Harlem-like this is not the case baby and stop it here. She's not in history. in the Super Bowl. surges in the past ludges are involved in making even home with me and he can Before I praise him too much, It's the Super never be century. decisions in regard to the death be home for all this time, and do I must issue a disclaimer that my Bowl's glamour spoken in Even though he's penalty, and in some states, a what he did in my house" political beliefs are certainly not (that appeals to relatively old, too, minor must either notify a Although Judge Cashman in line with Bill O'Reilly's easily-entertained the same StevieVVonder would judge or her parents before get- didn't feel a harsh jail sentence But many people like my dad teenagers and sta- breath as the have been an awe- ting an abortion. was necessary, he was con- (a staunch Republican) think tistic-rambling col- some choice for the These are both very parti- cerned that the man received sex highly of what O'Reilly has to say. lege students) that Super Bowl halftime show, not du san issues where judges are offender treatment as part of his Other than the attention the makes it what it is ... Rolling pie-game show that highly involved in their lawful rehabilitation once he served his show has received on O'Reilly's With that said, no one watches. execution. 60-day jail sentence. show, the judge's initial sen- there are two words Stones." Even having currem ludges aren't supposed to The judge's ruling is in tence has received little national that should never artists (like Wander's allow their personal beliefs to line with the Department attention. JEN BERMAN be spoken in the same breath as pie-game accompaniments interfere with how they adjudi- of Correction's prescribed For once, O'Reilly has done the Super Bowl, and those words Joss Stone Indiaaire and John cate, but this isn't always the case treatment, which classified his viewers a service by address- JUNIOR, RECREATION are Rolling Stones. legend) covering famous This January in Vermont, a the offender as low-risk for ing this issue, rather than using "The commerciab Yes, the Rolling Stones are one Motown songs would have case came before the court re-offense. his soap box to spout conserva- of the greatest bands of all time been worids better than what involving a man who repeat- Under this category, the state tive rhetoric were awful." Yes, "(1 Can't Get No) Satisfaction" the Rolling Stones put together edly raped a gui over four years, is not required to put the man I think the bigger issue is one of the greatest rock songs on Sunday. beginning when she was seven. injaiL though is how the judge allowed of all time. And yes, Mick Jagger At least hearing people like The man was a family friend However, Cashman warned his personal beliefs to interfere can move well for a man in his Stone and Legend would be who often stayed in the girl's if the offender is convicted of a with our nation's established early sixties. entertaining due to the fact that home. second sexual assault, he could justice system. But let's face facts. ABC and the demographic watching the The case drew local outrage face life in prison We scrutinize the president's the NFL don't want a wardrobe Super Bowl would actually rec- though when the judge. Judge There is definitely a discon- every move but don't pay malfunction on their watch, and ognize them. Cashman. issued a 60-day jail nect here. enough attention to what hap- keeping with classic rock perfor- I don't want to take anything sentence to the man. Vermont's Republican gov- pens beneath the many layers mances is the best way to avoid away from the Rolling Stones. But prosecutors argued that ernor and several lawmakers of federalism. controversy. The band has paved the way 34-year-old confessed rapist demanded the judge's resig- We may look only as far as this You can't blame them, either. for today's modem rock and deserved at least eight to 20 nation but did not think this example to see that judges can In September 2004, the Federal has music that even today can't years behind bars. offense made him impeachable be liberal or conservative, agen- Communication Commission be replicated. The judge defended his deci- In response to criticism, the da-setting or precedent-reliant A fined the television syndica- ALANA YANK0WITZ What 1 dont understand, sion by saying he believes that Department of Corrections Although I believe the former JUNIOR, PSYCHOLOGY tion division of CBS a total of however, is why ABC would pick punishment no longer works. made it possible for Level A sex to be true, many people avert $550,000. a classic rock band that if they "The one message I want to get offenders to receive jail time, their eyes to this simple truth "/ loved everything Jenna Jamison herself isn't were to split, no one notice through is that anger doesn't thus the man's sentence was about the Super Bowl! worth that much. Orcare solve anything It just corrodes later extended from 60 days to Send comments to Erin at But in running a multi-mil- your soul." three to 10 years. [email protected]. Go Steelers!" lion dollar company in a con- Send comments to DJ. at Apparently. 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WENDY'S TO HAVE BIG CHANGES NEXT YEAR www.bgnews.com/nation COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Wendy's International Inc. said yesterday it will focus more attention on younger consumers as it tries to change the trend at its restaurants where sales declined. The company will start selling breakfast food in 2007, and plans to introduce deli sandwiches and a vanilla Frosty. MM BusHs budget filled with political land mines Deficit hits record high as President plans to cut funds to education, give billions to Pentagon for war in Iraq By Andrew Taylor percent budget increase to the which provides food aid to the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pentagon — which would receive very poor. WASHINGTON — President Bush a record $439 billion before Major initiatives like making sent his GOP allies in Congress an accounting for the ware in Iraq Bush's landmark tax cuts perma- austere budget for next year that is and Afghanistan — and wants nent and providing $52 billion in filled with political land mines and Congress to pass a $3 billion or 14 health care tax breaks through flush with difficult choices. percent increase in foreign aid. 2011 face challenges of their own. The document unveiled yes- His proposal projects $70 bil- Every year, Bush has called for terday clamps down on domestic lion in new funds to execute the making his 2001 and 2003 tax cuts programs favored by lawmakers war in Iraq through the end of permanent. Congress has yet to and calls for politically perilous September, which will come in a do so. curbs to Medicare that promise to detailed request later this month Most of Bush's tax cuts expire in bog down in a Congress already and bring total war funding for 2010. Extending them would cost poisoned by election-year politics. 2006 to $120 billion. Another $50 $120 billion in 2011 and $1.2 tril- "It's a heavy lift," said Senate billion is allocated for next year. lion from 2012-2016. Budget Committee "My administra- The White House credits Chairman ludd Gregg, tion focused Bush's tax cuts for fueling eco- R-N.H. "There's no "It's a heavy, -', nations T resources **on nomic growth and surging rev- question it's going to lift... ThereS our highest priority enues despite high fuel prices, our dti be a challenge." no question ~ P™**"* - last year's devastating hurricanes Despite the sacri- zens and our home- and the recession and terrorist fices called for in edu- its going land," Bush said in his attacks of 2001. cation, Amtrak, com- to be a budget message. "Those tax cuts are essential munity development The White House toward sustaining the good eco- and local law enforce- challenge." also said that it will nomic growth we have now," said Denrm Cook AP Ptiolo ment grants, health request another $18 White House Budget Director GETTING READY: Copies of President Bush's proposed FY2007 budget arrived on Capitol Hill yesterday. research, and many IUDDGRE6G. SENATE billion or so in hum- loshua Bolten. "The most impor- oilier programs frozen BUDGET COMMITTEE cane relief in the next tant tiling we can do with our ise to cut the deficit in half. That term costs of occupying Iraq and nearly SI.2 trillion. or cut under his plan, few days. federal budget is keep a good, year Bush projected a $521 billion Afghanistan, which are impossible IX'iuocnils charged that the teal Bush's $2.77 trillion blueprint fore- At the same time, Bush propos- strong growing economy that's deficit and promised to cut that in to predict with certainty. picture is worse and that Bush casts a record $423 billion deficit es to kill or dramatically slash 141 generating jobs." half by 2009. With the Increases CM die was understating future deficits for the current year and improves programs for savings of almost Thebudget plan projects deficits Bush projects a 2009 deficit of Pentagon, this year's Iraq and by leaving out major Items such upon that figure in 2007 largely by $15 billion. Congress is likely to on a downward trajectory, espe- $208 billion, but that depends Afghanistan war costs, and new as tlie long-lcnn costs of the Iraq lowballing cost estimates for the reject many of the cuts, such as a cially when measured against the on Congress accepting all of tax cuts for health care, the budget war and permanently fixing the war in Iraq. proposal to kill the Commodity size of the economy and meets, at his spending cut proposals. His shows that deficits over the five alternative minimum so it doesn't Bush gives a generous 6.9 Supplemental Food Program, least on paper, Bush's 2004 prom- budget also leaves out the long- years ending in 2011 would total hit more middle-class families. Attorney general fights to Mourners pay respect to King Thousands attend to get a new hairdo on her TV favorite flower. show. And she became emotion- Mary Howard-Hamilton. ceremony to honor al when she told how King, in a college professor from defend surveillance program civil rights advocate the week before her death, sent Rloomington. bid, drove eight Senators of both are a lot of people who think you're ing operations an "eariy warning her a handmade quilt dial her hours to Atlanta and then stood wrong," Specter told Gonzales. system designed for the 21st cen- By Errin Haines husband's mother had passed in the rain for five more to be parties raise questions "What do you have to lose if you're tury." He said no changes in law THE ASSOCIATED PRESS down among the firs! to view Kings about eavesdropping right?" were needed to accommodate the ATIANTA — Thousands of "She leaves us all a belter body at the church. Gonzales didn't respond to monitoring mourners filed past the casket of America than the America oilier "It's almost like the torch was By Katherine Stirader Specter's proposal directly. "We are 'To end the program now would Coretta Scott King on yesterday, childhood." Winfrey said. passed when I walked past her." THE ASSOCIATED PRESS continually looking at ways that be to afford our enemy dangerous paying their respects to the "first King 78, died Ian. 30 at an I loward-l lamilton, 51, said. "I WASHINGTON—Senators raised we can work with the F1SA court and potential deadly new room lady of the civil rights movement" alternative medicine clinic in fell empowered. I'm gonna step doubts about the legal rationale in being more efficient and more for operation within our own bor- at the historic church where her Mexico, where doctors said she up now. This fight's not over." for the Bush administration's effective," said the former Texas ders," he said. husband shared his dream for was battling advanced ovarian eavesdropping program yesterday, judge. Democrats pressed racial equality in the 1960s. cancer. She also had been recov- forcing Attorney General Alberto Under Bush's orders, Gonzales for details People lined up for blocks ering from a serious stroke and Gonzales to provide a lengthy the ultra-secret National about the program and outside Ebenezer heart attack. defense of the operations he called Security Agency has been other similar opera- Baptist Church, "She leaves us As the service con- a vital "eariy warning system" for eavesdropping — without tions, almostallofwhich waiting for hours in all a better cluded, King's eldest terrorists. warrants — on interna- he would not provide. freezing rain for a daughter, Yolanda A handful of Republicans tional communications of They asked Specter to moment to bid fare- America King told the gather- I HOl'SES!l joined Democrats in raising ques- people in the United States file subpoenas for clas- well to the widow than the ing: "1 know it is the CLOSE TO CAMPUS 1 sified legal opinions on of the Rev. Martin prayers of so many of tions about whether President whose calls and e-mails May 2006 Leases Bush went too far in ordering the may be linked to Muslim the subject. Uither King Ir. American you and from all over National Security Agency's moni- extremists. ALBERTO "The president and Across the street, of her tlie world that earned • 835 5th, 4 bdrm toring operations. The senators During the commit- GONZALES die Justice Department at least 1,000 people her safely home. We $1000/mo tee hearing Gonzales and ATTORNEY have a constitutional filled the church's childhood." knew firsthand the were particulariy troubled by the August 2006 Leases administration's argument that the senators reached as GENERAL duty to faithfully execute newer facility for OPRAH WINFREY enduring power of a 2001 congressional resolution far back as eavesdropping the laws," said Vermont a musical tribute, lore.'' • 239 B Manville, I bdrm approving use of military force ordered by President Washington Sen. 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Throughout the "You knew she was a force." the lower half of the casket, and for current listing who wants the administra- the current program as lawful, rea- hearing Gonzales chose his words Winfrey laughed as she wreaths stood on either side, tion to ask the secretive Foreign sonable and essential to national carefully. "We're only focused on described persuading King decorated with roses, King's FROBOSE RENTALS Intelligence Surveillance Court to security. He said the president's international communications review the program. authority was strongest in a time where one pan... is al-Qaida," he "You think you're right, but there of war, and he called the monitor- said. February Special SIGN UP TODAY AND SAVE

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SPYING IN: Celebrity private investigator Anthony Pellicano is shown at Katrina is yesterday's prob- a news conference in Los Angeles in this photo from Aug. 24,1993. lem and Rita never happened.'' Mary Ann Chaslain AP Photo Blanco told a joint session of WORKING TOGETHER: Louisiana Guv. Kathleen Blanco waves after making her State of the State address the Legislature held at the New to a joint special session of the General Assembly Feb. 6,2006, in New Orleans Orleans convention center, where thousands of evacuees "At least site gave us a basic upended legislative tradition. prehend until you're actually 'Dick* in prison for had languished for days alter plan for how the money is going Some said the governor was there in the middle of it," said Katrina. to be spent." Tucker said. wasting time in a 12-day ses- Sen. Sherri Smith Check, a For the first lime, tin' governor The governor touted her leg- sion and was using sites of Republican. outlined how she wants to use islative proposals as long over- devastation and suffering as The special session, which eavesdropping S6.2 billion in federal hurricane due reforms: to consolidate levee a publicity stunt to repair her must end by Feb. 17, was the I'rivate investigator prison after completing a 2 1/2- recovery block grants and $1.5 boards to strengthen hurricane image. Fewer than half the second Blanco has called to ycar sentence for possessing ille- billion in federal aid to minimize protection and to streamline 144-membcr Legislature took cope with the damage from suspected of invading gal weapons He was transferred future damage from flooding. New Orleans' government. the tour, but most lawmakers Katrina and Rita, which struck celebrities privacy to San Bernardino County Jail Most of the aid. about $5.6 billion "Over the liexl 11 days, I am showed up for her speech. I miisi,ina Aug. 29and Sept. 24. and denied hail. His trial on the would go to housing assistance, asking you to overhaul prob- Lawmakers who looked at In the earlier session, law- By Christina Almeida new charges was set for April 4. under plans up for debateduring lems that have begged for the ruined homes and col- makers enacted a series of tax IHi ASSOCIAHD PBISS Before he went to prison, the session. reform for generations," she lapsed neighborhoods from breaks to re-attract and rebuild LOS ANGELES — A private eye Pellicano said he would protect Hep. lim Tucker, chairman said. bus windows said everyone businesses, passed a statewide was charged yesterday with wire- his clients' confidentiality. of the Mouse Republican cau- The location of her speech, working on recovery needed to building code and made bud- tapping such stars as Sylvester I In- indictment said Mark cus, said he was relieved to hear away from Baton Rouge, and see the destruction to under- get cuts and adjustments to fill Stallone and Keith Carradine and Arneson, a veteran police ser- Blanco spell out her plan for a bus tour earlier in the day stand Katrina's wrath. in a massive deficit caused by paying tens of thousands of dol- geant who has since retired, spending the federal money. of hurricane devastated areas "I think it's difficult to com- the storms. lars to bribe a police officer for received at least $189,000 from dirt on I lollywood figures. Pellicano to search law enforce- Anthony Pellicano, 61, pleaded ment databases for "confidential, not guilty to racketeering, inter- embarrassing or incriminat- ception of electronic communica- ing" information. More than 60 tions and other offenses. He was people were run through police Student loan program facing $12.7 billion cut charged along with a Ins Angeles databases, including comedi- police officer, telephone company ans Garry Shandling and Kevin U.S. House to vote on fees on some student loans, raise that also trims some social ser- it is making it difficult for me to employee and four others. Nealon, the indictment said. interest rates on consolidation vice programs and Medicaid. A go to school," said Boehms, who "These charges allege a disturb- According to the indictment, proposal that could loans and reduce government spokesman for the Republican- lives in Kansas City. "It is a Catch- ing pattern of criminal conduct Rayford Eari IXirner, an employee result in more fees subsidies paid to lenders. led committee said the cuts are 22.1 have to work all the time to in which money flowed freely to of SBC and Pacific Bell at the "The bill creates new fees, being sought to address "out- try and pay for school, but if I'm encourage sworn law enforce- time, received at least $36,655 By Mara Williams too," said Toby Chaudhuri, of-control" entitlement spend- working all the time then I can't ment officers to violate their oath from Pellicano "for the purpose of IKRII Spokesman for the public inter- ing. But Democratic congress- do well in school. It is just crazy." to uphold die law," acting U.S. obtaining proprietary telephone Missouri and Kansas students est group. "Add another straw, men said die cuts are to offset The budget package passed Attorney George Cardona said. company information and facili- hope that today's scheduled U.S. and it'll break students' backs. the costs of the war in Iraq and the Senate last month 51 -50, with The indictment said the infor- tating illegal wiretaps." House vote on a proposal dial I his isn't a student-friendly bill." I lurricane Katrina recovery. Vice President Dick Cheney cast- mation gathered was used for With the help of Turner and could cost them more for college But the Republican-led Josh Bender, a University of ing die deciding vote. Because direaLs, blackmail and in some Kevin Kachikian, who provided will come down in their favor. I louse Ixiucation and Workforce Kansas senior who has student the Senate made some language cases to secure "tactical advantage the wiretapping devices, Pellicano If Congress passes the mea- Committee has said that the loans, said he was disappointed changes, the proposal now must in litigation." At least in some cases, intercepted phone calls of several sure, more than 240,000 students bulk of tlie cuts would reduce by the proposed cuts. go back to the House, which Pellicano was liired by clients to people including prominent real in the two States would have to lender subsidies and that the "But what is even more upset- approved an earlier version in collect the material, according to estate developer Robert Maguire pay an average of about SI,700 bill provides key student ben- ting is that widi a $40 billion December, 212-206. die indictment. Prosecutors would and Mark Hughes, founder of more in interest for college loans, efits, including a decrease in package, students have to take If the proposal passes the not elaborate. Herbalife, the indictment said. according to a report released oilier loan fees, higher loan lim- the brunt of it," said Bender, a House, it goes to President Bush Pellicano has worked for Kachikian was charged with yesterday by the research arm its and expanded grant aid to student senator from Sterling, for his signature. I lollywood stars, including conspiracy, wiretapping, posses- of the Campaign for America's low-income, high-achieving stu- Kan. The last House vote split along Michael Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor sion of a wiretapping device and Future, a national public inter- dents, particularly those study- Kelly Boehms, a University party lines, with the Republican and Stallone. High-profile lawyers destroying evidence est group established to "chal- ing math, science and certain of Missouri-Kansas City senior, majority supporting die cuts. "I and agents also haw enlisted his The indictment also charged lenge the big-money corporate foreign languages. is "teally angry" about the pro- recognize that our senators and services. Robert Pfeifer, former president agenda." U.S. Rep. Sam Graves, a posal. She has several student representatives have a difficult Stallone's publicist declined of I lollywood Records, with wire- The bill would cut S12.7 billion Missouri Republican, said the bans, and with three jobs, she task ahead of diem trying to rec- comment. Messages left for tapping a former girlfriend and over five years from the student proposed changes "will actually works seven days a week to pay oncile the federal deficit," said Carradine's manager were not with wimess tampering for later loan program, the largest cuts in strengthen the loan program." for college. l-Jaine Henrie, director of student immediately returned. threatening the woman. His law- the program's history. Opponents The cuts are part of a nearly "It just seems like if the gov- financial aid at Emporia State The private investigator was yer denied any wrongdoing on said the proposal would raise S40 billion budget reduction ernment cuts my financial aid. University in Emporia, Kan. released Friday from a federal Heifer's pan.

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TEHRAN, Iran — Hundreds of veillance cameras and agency Robert G. loscph, the U.S. angry protesters hurled stones seals from sites and nuclear undersecretary ol state for amis and fire bombs at the Danish equipment by the end of next control, said yesterday that Embassy in the Iranian capital week in response to referral to Iran used negotiations with the yesterday to protest publication the U.N. Security Council, the European Union to play lot time of caricatures of the Prophet agency said yesterday. and develop its capabilities, Muhammad. Police used tear Iran'sdemands came two days "I would say thai Iran does gas and surrounded the walled after the IAEA reported Tehran have the capability t<> develop villa to hold back the crowd. to the council over its disputed nuclear weapons and the mean-, It was the second attack on atomic program. to deliver them," he said in a a Western mission in Tehran In a confidential report response to a question. yesterday. Earlier in the day, to the IAEA's 35-member In Dubai, United \rab 200 student demonstrators board yesterday, agency head Emirates, Secretary-General threw stones at the Austrian Mohamed ElBaradei said Iran Kofi Annan said he was still Embassy, breaking windows also announced a sharp reduc- hopeful that Iran will take inn and starting small fires. The tion in the number and kind ndence-buildrng measures with mission was targeted because of IAEA inspections, effective the IAEA. Austria holds the presidency of immediately. "It's not the end the European Union. Iranian officials had "...Iran does ol the mail." Annan Thousands more people repeatedly warned said of the Securit) joined violent demonstrations they would stop hon- have the Council refei across the world to protest VahidSilaml AP Photo FURY OF HATE: Iranian protestors burn Danish flags as they chant slogans in front of the Austrian Embassy. oring the so-called capability ral. "I hope that in publication of the caricatures "Additional Protocol" between, Iran will Protestors were upset by drawings of the Prophet Muhammed in European newspapers. of Muhammad, and the Bush to the Nuclear to develop lake steps thai will administration appealed to Lebanon apologized to were hurt, police said. sy compound were set on fire Nonproliferation nuclear help create an envi- Saudi Arabia to use its influ- Denmark — where the car- About an hour into the pro- by the gasoline bombs. The Treaty—an agreement ronment and con ence among Arabs to help ease toons were first published test, police fired tear gas, driv- embassy gate was burned, as giving IAEA inspec- weapons..." fidence-building tensions in the Middle East — a day after protesters set ing the demonstrators into a was a police booth along the tors greater authority measures thai will and Europe. — if the IAEA board ROBERT JOSEPH, US fire to a building housing the nearby park. Later, about 20 wall protecting the building. UNDERSECRETARY bring the partners Afghan troops shot and Danish mission in Beirut. The people returned and tried to The Danish Foreign Ministry referred their country back to the negoti- killed four protesters, some as attack "harmed Lebanon's break through police lines to said it was not aware of any to the council. ating table." they tried to storm a U.S. mili- reputation and its civilized enter the embassy compound staff inside the building, which A diplomat close to Calling on the tary base outside Bagram. A image," Lebanese Information but were blocked by security closed for the day before the the Vienna-based IAEA told the agency to sharply reduce the teenage boy was killed when Minister Ghazi Aridi said. forces. demonstration. AP that Iran had also moved for- number of inspectors in Iran, protesters stampeded in In the Iranian capital, police As the tear gaS dissipated, Ambassador Clans luul ward on another threat — for- Khalillpour added: "All the Somalia. encircled the Danish Embassy most of the crowd filtered Nielsen told DR public televi- mally settinga date for resuming Agency's containment and sur The EU issued stern remind- but were unable to hold back back to the embassy, where sion in Denmark that the pro- full-scale work on its uranium veillance measures which were ers to 18ArabandotherMuslim 400 demonstrators as they they burned Danish flags and testers vandalized the ground enrichment program. Iran says in place beyond the normal countries that they are under tossed stones and Molotov chanted anti-Danish slogans floor of the embassy, which it wants to make fuel through Agency safeguards measures treaty obligations to protect cocktails at the walled brick and "God is great." included the trade and the visa enrichment, but the activity can should he removed In mid foreign embassies. villa. At least nine protesters Two trees inside the embas- departments. also generate the nuclear core of February 2006." Russia pushes to continue talks concerning nuclear programs Oil prices rose after Iran ended stage, it is important not to make United Nations consented. efforts to resolve the standoff. Meanwhile, Russian Deputy Secretary Donald all voluntary cooperation with guesses about what will happen The IAEA's 35-nation board "A diplomatic solution serves Foreign Minister Sergei kislyak Rumsfeld says all the U.N. nuclear watchdog and even more important not to of governors voted tile common interest," Ij said yesterday a proposeil joint agency, saying it would start ura- make threats." lavrov said during to repon Iran to the Zhaoxing said during an venture to enrich Iranian urani- options are open nium enrichment and bar sur- a visit to Athens, Greece. Security Council, official visit. "We are still um in Russia would be possible By Vladimir Isachenkov prise inspections of its facilities. Rumsfeld, in an interview which has the power working on our Iranian only if'Tchran resumed its mora- THE ASSOCIATED PSESS Traders fear the dispute could with the German daily newspa- to impose economic colleagues lo cherish torium on enrichment activities, MOSCOW — Russia's foreign disrupt supplies from OPEC's per 1 landelsblatt, was asked if and political sanctions. negotiations." Interfax reported. minister warned against threat- second-largest oil producer. all options, including the military Tehran responded by ft warned that time Despite an earlier threat to the ening Iran over its nuclear pro- Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov one, were on the table with Iran. saying it would start was "already pressing" for contrary, Iran said Sunda) it was gram yesterday after Defense called for talks to continue with "That's right," Rumsfeld full-scale uranium efforts to resolve the dis- willing lo discuss Moscow s pro Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld Tehran, which was reported to responded, according to enrichment and bar SERGEY pute before it reaches the posal IO shift large-scale enrich- reportedly agreed with a German the U.N. Security Council on Handelsblatt's print edition surprise inspections of LAVROV Security Council. ment operations to Russian ter- interviewer that all options, Saturday by the International Monday. its facilities. Li declined to stay ritory in an effort to allay sus- including military response, Atomic Energy Agency. Lavrov said the use of force In Norway, China's foreign min- whether China would support picions it is pursuing nuclear remained on the table. "I think that at the current would be possible only if the ister urged continued diplomatic sanctions against Iran. weapons.

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COLUMBUS — Stales are rush- ing at the local swimming hole Correctional Facility, where the Benner killed to avoid getting ing to limit when and where with the boy who would grow execution is to take place, said caught so he could continue people may protest at funerals up to become her killer. Andrea Dean, spokeswoman for assaulting women, said Phil — all because of a small funda- Glenn L Benner II, a neighbor the state prisons agency. 1 fe was Bogdanoft, an assistant Summit mentalist Kansas church whose and friend, became an impul- the first inmate to make the 250- County prosecutor, who called members picket soldiers' buri- sive drug-abuser who com- mile trip to the I Jicasville prison Benner a serial rapist and killer als, arguing tli.it Americans are mitted a five-month spree of since death row was moved in at Bcnner's clemency hearing dying for a Country that harbors assaults in which he would rape, October from Mansfield far- last month. homosexuals. then choke his victims, ther north to the Ohio "To me, this just boils down During the 1990s, the killing two. His crimes State Penitentiary to pure evil," said Sandra Mack, Westboro Baptist Church of have been described inYoungstown. a member of the Ohio Parole Topeka, Kan., went around pick- as "pure evil" and the It's been nearly 20 Board, which voted against rec- eting the funerals of AIDS vic- work of "some wicked years since Benner ommending clemency. tims with protest signs that read. angel of Satan." was convicted of kid- Bowser's family is unhappy "God Hates Fags." But politicians Benner, 43, is to be napping, raping and with theappeals process that has began paying more attention executed today by murdering Bowser, 21, delayed Benner's sentence for recendy when church members injection for the kill- leaving her body in the so long. Ihey also have another started showing up at the burials ings. He has no legal trunk of her car along complaint: there are only three of soldiers and Marines killed in appeals left, and did GLENN L a highway in subur- seats at the execution for four Afghanistan and Iraq. not seek clemency BENNER I ban Tallmadge. He was Legislation is being consid- from Gov. Bob Taft. convicted of the same EXECUTION, PAGE 9 ered in at least 14 states, and several of the bills are moving quickly, with backing from legis- lative leaders and governors. In GOP-controlled Ohio — where church members have protest- ed the proposal — the Senate president has pledged to hear Revamped products hit shelves the bill even though it's offered by a Democrat. David Koltl AP Photo Procter and Gamble Gillette operations, set for tele- our product lines and our inno- If they pass, the bills could PROTESTING FUNERALS: Rachel Hockenbarger, left, and her 9-year-old vision debut during Sunday's vations represent superior value finds new uses and for her, for him and for family," set up a clash between privacy son Stephen hold signs before a funeral for Army Pfc. Adam Shepherd. Super Bowl telecast. and free speech rights, and court looks for product lines "There are very few com- he said during a Ian. 27 confer- challenges are almost certain. "the rights of families to bury violating die Constitution, and panies in the league of where ence call with analysts. "So far, "We'renoiproposingtosilence their dead in peace." we will sue them for that," By Dan Sewell Procter is in terms of their suc- so good." the speech of the Westboro The church has about 75 Among the slates considering tHt ASSOCIAItO PRESS cess and ability to innovate," He spoke the same day Baptist Church, as offensive members, most of them belong- such measures: Illinois, Indiana, CINCINNATI —The venerable said Bruce Cohen, a strategist that P&G posted a 29 percent as most of us find that,'' said ing to the extended family of Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Mr. Clean beefed up, adding for Kurt Salmon Associates, a increase in second-quarter prof- Kansas Senate Majority Leader Westboro Baptist's pastor, the Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, new tools, and even ventures retail and consumer products its that led P&G to up its 2006 Derek Schmidt, a Republican. Rev. Fred Phelps. The church is South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia, outside to wash cars. Olay, consulting firm. outlook. I In' compa- Instead, he said, he is trying to an independent congregation West Virginia and Wisconsin. the decades-old face cream, A.G. Lafley, the " There are ny's stock has hit new, achieve a balance that respects that preaches a literal reading of Some of the bills specify dropped the "Oil of" from company's chief very few split-adjusted, all-time the Bible. noisy, disruptive behavior or its brand name and now has executive since highs several times over Shirley Phelps-Roper, Phelps' signs with "fighting words," as products for the entire body. June 2000, said companies the last two months, daughter and an attorney for in Wisconsin. 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They were funeral," said state Delegate Jeff "scent stories" fragrance discs. tery for the rapidly growing digi- questions and simply watching them to where, and already across the road, holding Eldridge, a co-sponsor of the — Olay Ribbons, a body wash tal camera market. them go about household tasks. importantly, when signs that read "God Hates Fags" West Virginia bill. that combines cleansing and Marketing experts say that "They will let the consumer and "God Made lEDs," a refer- If such restrictions are chal- moisturizing and joins the myr- developing new or revised prod- lead, and they will follow them they lead." ence to roadside bombs. lenged, the courts will probably iad face, hand, body, and-aging ucts is tricky business, costly in to where, and importantly, when, GARY STIBEL, HEAD OF NEW Her 5-year-old son kept ask- look to rulings on laws govern- and vitamin products P&G has research and marketing with the they lead," said Stibel, a former ENGLAND CONSULTING GROUP ing why "mean people" were ing abortion protests, constitu- added to the brand since acquir- potential for brand-undermin- P&G executive. outside, undercover agents were tional scholars said. ing it in 1985. Kash Shaikh, a com- ing flops that stores will quickly "Sometimes consumers can Those products have joined in the church, and she worried The U.S. Supreme Court munications manager for Olay, jerk from shelves. Cohen said articulate what their unmet needs the Magic Eraser, a wall spot- that angry relatives might start struck down a Florida ban on says new products for the brand there also are risks of diluting are," said Don VanFossen, Mr. cleaner, to help spark the 48- a fight. peaceful picketing within 300 are fueling growth so fast that the brand identity and alienating Clean brand manager for P&G. year-old Mr. Clean brand to "I couldn't even pay my last feet of an abortion clinic but brand, which posted SI billion loyal customers. "They talk about things they are triple sales over the past three respects because of every- allowed restrictions on behav- in sales in 2003, that $2 billion in "There are more Failures than frustrated with, things they enjoy years, VanFossen said. thing that was going on," lean ior that impedes access to a annual sales is in sight. there are successes," said Gary doing, things they wish they could And even a young brand such Myers said. clinic. However, the courts — Crest's Whitestrips Renewal, Stibel, who heads the New do more of." as Febreze can get an overhaul. Legislation against funeral have allowed restrictions on a stain-removing entry into the England Consulting Group. Mr. Gean's AutoDry line, which "We found our heaviest users protests was also introduced in picketing in front of doctors' anti-aging market, adds to Crest's Cohen and Stibel cited Church uses filtered water, is aimed at were using it every day all over West Virginia last month after houses, saying privacy trumps line of whitening strips, tooth- & Dwight Co.'s Arm & Hammer, answering consumer frustration their house, whether there was a small knot of protesters from free speech. paste and brushes. the baking soda brand that has with car-washing messiness and an odor problem or not," brand Westboro Baptist demonstrated The question is whether a — The Swiffer Sweeper that been extended into toothpaste, tedious drying to avoid spots. manager )ohn Sebastian said. outside a memorial for the 12 church, funeral home or cem- introduced P&G's quick-clean- underarm deodorants and even Watching people clean their bath- Besides new Febreze products, men killed in the Sago Mine etery is considered private or ing household brand line in kitty litter, as among the compa- rooms hunched over or straining P&G also has added Febreze disaster. 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Killer, rapist executed haunted by nightmares of what he EXECUTION, FROM PAGE 8 saw in the trunk. later that day, Bowser's grand- brothers who want to witness the mother Trixie Irene Dick wrote death of their baby sister's killer. with an unsteady hand on the Bowser was a Christmas baby front inside cover of her Bible: T.he Tech Trends series is an exploration bom with dislocated hips. She "Today, Ian. 2,1986, was the worst spent the first nine months of her day of my life. Some wicked angel of the issues and trends in technology life in a body cast. She didn't walk of Satan killed my dear and loving normally until age three, yet was Granddaughter Trina." teaching and learning. always smiling. Benner was a football player She and her brothers grew up and well-liked in his middle-class in Tallmadge two houses from neighborhood. But he began Benner, who lived across the abusing marijuana and alcohol at The series is sponsored by the street in Springfield Township. age 13, according to lames Siddall, She was closest with Rodney, her a psychologist who evaluated Information Technology Committee youngest brother, and they often Benner two weeks after his con- played with Benner. viction. Benner tried to commit (ITC), the Office of the Executive Vice "It makes it real tough on me suicide at age 17 by connecting a because I can't believe a friend hose from the tailpipe of his car to President and the Office of the Chief would do that to someone. It's bad the back window. enough you do it to a stranger, Siddall wrote that Benner had Information Officer. but someone that trusted you." below average intelligence, expe- Rodney Bowser, 48, said. rienced major depression and was Rodney Bowser and his parents prone to impulsive behavior that discovered her car along Interstate included a lack of anger control. 76 on a winter night after the He concluded that Benner was young secretary didn't return most likely intoxicated when he from visiting a girlfriend. He is still raped and killed. Distance GRADUATE Learning: STUDENT HOUSING Trends, opportunities Historic Millikin Summit Street and current statistics • Central downtown location •Furnished • Unfurnished • Air Conditioned Thursday, Feb. 9 •On-site laundry • On-site laundry •Air conditioned • 2 blocks from campus 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. • Remodeled units • Efficiences • 2 story loft style S315/mo + electric 228 Bow en-Thompson Student Union apartments available • One Bedroom Apts. • Efficiences start at S400/mo + electric A panel presentation by: S345/mo + electric • One Bedrooms start at Bonnie Fink, interim director, S425/mo + electric Center for Teaching, Learning and 445 E.Wooster- Bowling Green,OH 43402-352-0717 Technology, BGSU WWW GREENBRIARRENTALS.COM Sheryl Hansen, director, professional development programs, Ohio Learning Network Connie Molnar, director, distance/online learning, Continuing & Extended Education, BGSU

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BySetliSutel THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Cartoonish violence ruled the day at the annual knockdown competition among adver- tisers Sunday, as Bud Light, Diet Pepsi, Michelob and Sprint all used physical gags to hawk their wares at the Super Bowl, the most- watched television broad- cast of the year. Borrowing inspiration from Buster Keaton, adver- tisers used mauling bears, Jordan Flower BGNews flying dinosaurs and even FLYING: Dana Schultz swims in her last regular season meet. Schultz placed first in the 200-yard butterfly and second in the 100-yard butterfly in her team's loss to Miami. action movie star Jackie Chan to wow viewers with sight gags. Others went against the grain, such as soap brand Dove, which sent a tender message about self-esteem BG downed by MAC champs among teenage girls, and Toyota, which celebrated a bilingual father and son who switch easily between Undefeated Miami RedHawks hand Falcons 185-115 loss on senior day Spanish and English. In a spot that was reminis- By Heather Riedel This is the third MAC meet es and I thought we had a couple cent of the classic short film REPORTER of the season that the Falcons women step up and do a nice "Bambi Meets Godzilla." a Falcon seniors Dana Schultz. have lost by more than 40 points job in racing today," Jennings hapless caveman is squished Kara Ohngren, Stephanie and even though Buff was not said. "But, I think we were also under the foot of a giant dino- Buckner, Jessie Guinness, Lauren pleased with the outcome, she a little flat. I think that's getdng saur, a final insult after being McClave, Nicolle Corporon and was not very surprised by the on the road at 6:30 this morning fired for not using PedEx to Tina Sestan stood by the pool spread of the score. and traveling, but I'm not tak- deliver an important par- Saturday with orange and brown "1 mean it's the same as we've ing anything away from Bowling cel. Never mind that FedEx balloons in one hand and a bou- been all year. Miami is a very Green, they did a good job." hasn't been invented yet. quet of flowers in the other, just good team. 1 mean, they've Both coaches are ready to Michelob Ultra Amber har- minutes before their last home won the MAC championship 1 devote the next two weeks to kened back to a classic Super meet. don't know how many years in preparation for the MACs. They Bowl spot featuring Terry The seniors were honored a row," Buff said. "They are the agree that there will be tough Tate as an "office lineback- before the first event as BGSU best team in the MAC right now competition and that the cham- er." A game of touch foot- hosted the Miami of Ohio Red and we didn't step up and swim pionships will be a good week- ball goes awry when a petite Hawks at Cooper Pool. BG ended great today. Obviously we go end. female player is floored by a its regular season with a loss with Jordan Flower BGNeas into every meet wanting to win Buff said: "We're going to vicious tackle, but she gets a final score of 185-115. This win GOING OUT IN STYLE: The senior swimmers gather together at their but right now Miami is a better rest. We've been training them her due later in a bar with a gave Miami an undefeated record last home meet on Saturday. team." really hard all year since August. decidedly late hit. in the Mid-American Conference Buff is looking forward to the They need to rest but they also Bruce Vanden Bergh, meets event. BGSU had a total of three to accomplish these goals we're next two weeks to let the team need to make sure that they're professor of advertising at In the water, Schultz placed first first place wins against Miami in going to have to be more disci- rest, but also to have diem focus disciplined in their technique Michigan State University, in the 200-yard butterfly event comparison to the 10 first place plined. So, I think that over these on their individual events and and their strategy. Those are the spent Super Bowl Sunday as teammate Michael Carriaga spots they won against Buffalo next two and half weeks, we're tactics. On the other side of things we'll be working on." with more than a dozen took the third spot. Carriaga and last weekend. really going to have to really focus the pool, Miami coach Dave The Falcons will be preparing, other faculty watching and Schultz finished first and sec- "I wasn't prepared for this," on exactly what we want to do, Jennings also thought his team practicing and resting over the rating the commercials ond, respectively, in the 100-yard Falcon coach Keri Buff said. "Wfc how we want to do it and make could have performed better course of the next two weeks. while ignoring the football butterfly as well. Fellow Falcon need to be more disciplined sure it's the way we want it done despite the win. They will be back inthewateron Caroline Keating also stepped up as a team. We have some high in order for Uiose goals to be "We were really hot and cold. Feb. 23 for the start of the MAC COMMERCIALS. PAGE 11 and won the 500-yard freestyle goals for MACs and if we want achieved." We had some good performanc- Championships in Akron, Ohio.

CLUB WRESTLING TENNIS First-year Falcons take third at home BGSU tennis team has

Wrestlers drop two the match of the afternoon, tough time in Indiana after early victory Mundrick beat GVSU fresh- man Travis Eisen 9-6 in the Falcons earn win 6-0. over Rio Grande Falcons' second dual of the The day started off prom- afternoon, which skimmed the over Butler but fall to ising for BG with a victory at ByDanWyar laker lead to 14-3. Indiana and DePaul No. 3 doubles where senior REPORTER "Iwasdefensivethis weekend Heidi Romer and junior Kelsey The Falcon club wrestlingteam and put trust in my knowledge By Brooks Obermeyer Jakupcin earned a victory 8-3. faced off against No. 2 Grand of what I was doing," Mundrick REPORTER DePaul would eventually take Valley State University, the No. said about his matches this The BGSU tennis team com- the doubles point with victories 9 Ohio State University and weekend. "It's just wrestling peted in three matches over at first and second doubles. the University of Rio Grande smart. the past weekend in Indiana. Jennifer Migan sealed the vic- on Saturday afternoon — the "With wrestlers that placed The Falcons went 1-2, with tory for the Blue Devils with a Falcons' first home meet since at nationals last year some- their lone win coming Saturday victory at No. 1 singles flight over Jan. 21. times you need to do that in in Indianapolis against Butler Ashley Jakupcin, 6-1,6-2. The Falcons got the home order to win." University. BG also dropped On Saturday and Sunday BG crowd at Bowling Green High Pet Dorsmen BG News However, that was the clos- hard-fought matches against competed in the Butler Tennis School going early, by beating TAKE DOWN: Dan Mundrick wrestles Saturday at Bowling Green High est the Falcons would get to the Indiana State University and Bubble in Indianapolis, going Rio Grande 42-13 in the first Lakers, who won all three of School. Mundrick was the only Falcon to win all of his matches. DePaul University. 1-1. dual of the afternoon. their duals, proving to every- The Falcons visited Indiana The Falcons won their Junior Jon Berrien (133) a spark," Nicholson said about day 2-1, while Mundrick went one at BGHS why they are State (3-1) on Friday night first match on Saturday in notched his 14th victory of the his opening match. "When 3-0 and was the lone Falcon to ranked No. 2 in the nation and where they were defeated by the Indianapolis against the host season by pinning Rio Grande you set a dual meet up with win all of his matches. are a likely contender for the Sycamores, 5-2. team Butler Bulldogs, 4-3. The freshman Justin Flott in the that kind of tempo, you build "We're a young team so it's National Collegiate Wrestling The combination of freshmen combination of Erica Wolfe and third period. Not to be out- momentum for your team- not all going to come together Association (NCWA) champi- Kelsey Jakupcin and Stefanie Stefanie Menoff saved the day done by his teammate, sopho- mates so they can do the same in one year," Nicholson said. onship. Menoff provided the Falcons for BG. Their win at the No. 3 more Anthony Nicholson (141) thing." "You build on losses like this "GVSU is everything peo- with their only points of the doubles over Carrie Rachon and followed it up by pinning Rio Nicholson tied Berrien and and you go back to the draw- ple say they are." Mundrick evening. Jackupcin beat Marie Ashley Harrison. 8-2, picked up Grande's John Mancini in 2:25 junior and team president Dan ing board. If we win all the said. "We had some kids lose Caujolle at the fifth singles flight, the doubles play point, giving in the first period. Mundrick (149) for the team time there would be nothing when they should have won 6-4,6-4. Menoff earned her first the Falcons their second victory "I wanted to start off quick lead in wins with 14. Nicholson to improve." career victory at sixth singles and aggressive to give our team and Berrien both finished the In what most considered WRESTLING, PAGE 11 flight over Imane Lahlou, 6-2, TENNIS, PAGE 11

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Graham, they found "very creative, and tempting him to try to steal • ward Luke Jackson, who broke the twin brother of Toronto's Joey very original." his wallet .V his left wrist during Graham, averaged Bud Light, one of the big- A spot for Dove soap also Saturday night's loss "With us 2.8 points and 1.2 gest heavyweights of the Super resonated with viewers, send- r to Philadelphia. rebounds in six games Bowl every year, had an inter- ing a serious message about * I le will be out six to being with the Rockets in esting multi-part ad featuring improving self-esteem among ■ wmf eight weeks from the December. a guy who cleverly disguises teenage girls — not the usual date of his upcoming really thin "With us being his fridge stocked with beer Super Bowl fare. surgery, forcing him to at small really thin at small from his thirsty friends with That spot was a favorite EM,UML miss a crucial stretch forward, it's forward, it's not good," a secret revolving door that among a group of 35 business J for the Cavaliers, who center Zydrunas places the fridge in his neigh- students at the Kellogg School have lost two straight not good." llgauskas said. "But bors' apartment. Hilarity of Management in Evanston, * ^J£^ . following a seven- this time of year, that's ensues when the neighbor- III. Tim Calkins, a professor of game winning streak. ZYDRUNAS usually when it hap- ing kids start worshipping the ILGAUSKAS marketing at the school who Theteam still doesn't pens" "magic fridge." organized the panel to rate <<5 "Ml. know when Newble, lackson has strug- Diet Pepsi got into the act and discuss the ads, said his hospitalized with an infection gled in his second season in the as well with a stunt movie gag group found the Dove ad the . * in his face, will return. Newble is NBA after missing most of his starring lackie Chan and a "most distinctive" of the ones being treated with antibiotics and rookie year because of surgery to can of Diet Pepsi. Everything they saw. * has been at the Cleveland Clinic fix a hemiated disk. The former seems to be going fine with the "it was unusual, but one r>s^i\'.^N1—.. •>.-•*» 7^ since Tuesday with what the team first-round pick is averaging just movie shoot until Diet Pepsi's that really resonated," Calkins ■ T v has called a facial abscess. 2.6 points and 1.1 rebounds, but stunt double, a hapless can of said. "This was a message that "He is improving. His fever has played well in spurts. rival Diet Coke, is squashed. was very serious, hut it really mfe*:--^ / * •; has come down. He's up walk- Hughes, who had surgery on Sprint, meanwhile scored worked with the panel." ing around." coach Mike Brown his broken right middle finger on said yesterday. "They just want to Ian. 6, was expected to miss at vfk >/ make sure they're really cautious least eight weeks. But I lughes has lames Magloire AP Photo KING JAMES: LeBron James puts up a shot over Milwaukee Bucks center because it came up all of a sud- been encouraged by his progress den." and will see a doctor today. Jamaal Magloire yesterday in Cleveland's 89-86 victory. Heidi Romer, Kelsey Jakupcin lead BG BG SPORTS TENNIS, FROM PAGE 10 against nationally ranked Falcon wrestlers finish 5-6 BRIEFING players. BG's Ashley lakupcin THE BC NEWS of the season. dropped a hard fought match at WRESTLING, FROM PAGE 10 backed that up over the week- and won't see competition Heidi Romer and Kelsey first singles to Beatrix Csordas, end," Slauterbeck said. "But again until Feb. 18 when they Jessica Guyer named lakupcin breezed to straight 7-5.6-4. Coming into the match and many things could have overall I would say we did pretty head to the University of Toledo set wins during single flight Csordas was ranked 70th in the gymanst of the week action, and combined at No. 2 nation. gone different. We wrestled a well as a team and saw great for the NCWA North Central lessica Guyer was named Mid- lot better against them and we improvement especially going Conference Championship doubles for a win. At number two singles, the American Conference gymnast In addition to Menoffs win are improving which is all that against the No. 2 Tournament. of the week after her perfor- Blue Devils' diTgana Ganeva, matters." team in the nation." "The week off will at doubles, she also earned her who is also ranked nation- 'The week off mance against Northern Illinois second straight singles flight ally at No. 85, defeated lenna Added Nicholson: "I think This weekend's help us a lot because Saturday night when she placed they are a consistent team, how- quad wrapped the will help us many of us are bat- victory by beating Butler's Kim Nusshuam, 6-2,6-1. tling injuries and first on both the balance beam lenson6-l,6-l. During singles play (he ever they are a team that can be regular season for (9.750) and the floor (9.775). beat. I'm not taking anything the Falcons, who a lot because need time to heal The Falcons Andrea Meister Falcons played very well against away from them. They are a very all-in-all went 5-6 many of us up," Slauterbeck Soccer team lands and lenna Nussbaum each lost (heir formidable opponent, solid team, but they can defi- including head- are battling said. "We are still difficult single flight matches, even extending three of the nitely be beat." to-head dual wins going to practice first recruit in three sets. first set matches to the limit. Mundrick and sophomore over the University injuries..." with a lot of intensity Chris Davis, a native of lackson, On Sunday, the Falcons lost BG will return home this Justin Slauterbcck (1741 were the of Toledo on Dec. 3 In these next couple Miss., has signed to play soccer a tough match to the DePaul weekend to host a couple of only Falcon wrestlers to win vic- and on I.in 28 at the JUSTIN SLAUTERBECK, of weeks because we at BGSU beginning in the fall. Blue Devils 7-0. In the end the matches. On Saturday and tories over GVSU who won all NCWA Ohio Duals, SOPHOMORE all know what it is Davis, a 6-foot, 3-inch defender, Blue (toils' talent proved to be Sunday they will be squaring of their duals by hefty margins, as well as wins over going to take to get is the first member of BG's class too much for the B(i. off against Bradley University 57-3 over Rio Grande, 41-12 over the Bearcats from the University to nationals and I believe that of2010. It was the Falcon's first match and Wright State. OSU and 47-6 over the Falcons. of Cincinnati and the Bobcats all of us are going to work hard "GVSU is as good as everyone from Ohio University. at that and you will see a lot of thinks and as you can see they The Falcons get a week off us at nationals."

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