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By Scott Niles ing situations in Bowling Green each apartment," Bortel said. One member of city council, posal mainly effects apartments Idea (it having an ordinance at ASSIS1ANI NE*S EDITOR safer for everyone. "According to my ordinance Patrick Ng of ward 2, opposes (he and rental companies, it seems all. Bowling Green City Council is "I was riding around with the there could be a maximum of 96 ordinance. to be targeted at students There has not been a fire in considering an ordinance that police a couple weeks ago, and people on that floor, and after Ng said a person's apartment One reason that the ordinance Bowling Green that has been would limit the number of guests we stopped into an apartment talking to a building inspector he or home is their own living area, applies mostly to rental compa- caused by overcrowding," Ng allowed in homes across the city. building on Thurstin some- said that the maximum number and they should lx: allowed to nies and single Irving units is that said. Ordinance 7126, which where, and it was so packed you on a floor according to the build- have as many guests as they if buildings have two exits — A public hearing will be held received its second reading at could barely get through the hall- ing code is 99." would like. usually houses — a person is per- on Inly 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the city Monday's meeting, proposes a way," Bortel said. "This is not an Bortel asked, "When does an "Your home is your castle, and mitted to have as many guests as municipal building, along with safety issue that would allow only issue about drinking or partying apartment become a place of you should be able to control it," they feel fit. another to be held late eight occupants per bedroom if a or underage consumption. This assembly?" Ng said. II you are paying for an "This is unfair to the student September. Students and anyone living unit only has one exit. is simply a safety issue." It is a living unit, he said, apartment or a house, it is yours, population," Ng said. "This ordl else are welcome to attend either Stan Bortel, a member of city "For example, say there is an adding that there is no reason and you should be allowed to do nance should apply to everyone hearing. council from Ward 4. said he pro- apartment building with four why people should rely on them with it as you please." If anything." posed the ordinance to make liv- floors and three bedrooms in as gathering spots. Ng feels that, because this pro- I lowever, Ng does not like the

BG NEWS BRIEFING Governing a state Former BG News editor-in-chief passes away A past BG News editor-in- chief left two daughters and a Boys State husband when she died Saturday. (jirolyn Van Schaik, 41, creates mock was driving to her parents' house for their 50th government wedding anniver- sary when she was hit by anoth- By Dmitri Bulgakov REPORTER er vehicle. "According to On Monday night when all votes were counted. Broadly Vandcrhidc. a federalist, was elected gover- the Ohio State nor of the Buckeye Boys State and Bryan Zivich lieu- I lighway Patrol. tenant governor. Van Schaik was Carolyn VanScna* Photo Provided Buckeye Boys State, with a population of around driving with her 1,400 boys, is divided into two imaginary political two adopted parties — the Federalist and Nationalist. The affilia- daughters in Bellefontaine, Ohio, when her car was hit in an inter- tion of all citizens is decided upon coin toss, con- section on the passenger side by a Lakeview, Ohio, woman," as ducted Saturday. I lowever it is possible to change the written in the Niagara Gazette. party. Van Schaik, a graduate of BGSI). was the editor oil he BG News "We learned a lot about the governmental process, In the fall of 198-1. She held various positions up until she became election, functionality of die different offices," Paul editor. After graduating from the University in l9Hf> with a bache- Portor, from Mt. Giload. said. "How actual elections lor's in journalism she went on to earn her law degree from the work, campaigning, learn everything, leading up to University of Dayton. She was also a native of Dayton. Ohio. getting a political office at this time and then we learn more... later in the week, when we assume the jobs." "I will always remember Carolyn as someone who had such a Portor was first running for the supreme court great passion for what she did." Bob Bortel, director of student chief justice position, but was defeated in the prima- publications, said. "She led The News with such enthusiasm, and ry. Now he is going to he a tax commissioner for Boys it is obvious that she carried that passion forward in her career." State in the Federalists government cabinet. "Kind of Van Schaik was one of the first student editors that Bortel a change of pace torn die judge to the tax commis- advised at The BG News. sioner," Portor shrugs. "But you do what you do, that You could always count on Carolyn to overcome any obstacle is how government is." or issue with her great work ethic and a no-nonsense approach." Buckeye Boys State is supposed to get as close to Bortel said. "Blend that in with her great sense of humor, and she the real American government as possible. Everyone was great to work with." at the event pays their taxes and buys their houses Erin Esmont also worked with Van Schaik on stall' at the paper. and they all have jobs.,Buckeye Boys State does not trie Fertet BG New "She had passion when she worked at The BG News. She was very LECTURING: Col. Paul McClellan. superintendent of the Ohio State respectful and open toothers ideas, she said. I had a lot of fun BOYS STATE, PAGE 3 Highway Patrol, addresses the Buckeye Boys State graduate troopers. working with her. I think people gravitated toward her smile and personality."

"Respect for your roommate is a big key when living with someone else." Ten faculty up for emeritus title LINOA NEWMAN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF RESIDENCE UFE By Dmitri Bulgakov Givens, History and Michael EMERITUS FACULTY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 2002-03 REPORTER Doherty. Sociology. I know ALICE CALDERONELLO, Professor. English Overnight guest This year 10 retiring faculty myself that Stuart Givens has members are being nominated been very active in the important CHRISTOPHER GEIST, Professor. Popular Culture for emeritus status — an award Arts and Sciences honorary soci- recognizing distinguished ser- ety. Phi Beta Kappa." DAWN GLANZ, Associate Professor. Art vice and achievements of faculty However! for many recom- policy questioned members. mendation comes when they are I0SEPH GRAY, Associate Professor, German, Russian. East Asian However, the new status of the finishing their teaching career. By Scott Niles A member of the Student retirees does not mean that they One such nominee is Charles ASSISTANT DEWS C 011 OR I0HN HAYDEN. Professor. Mathematics and Statistics Affairs Advisory Board proposed a are out of the University. Tots of I lolland, I iistinguished Research According In the University change to this policy, which will emeritus professors keep help- Professor from the Department W. CHARLES HOLLAND, Distinguished Research Professor, student handbook, there are 24- be considered for the 2004-05 ing and contributing to the of Mathematics and Statistics. Math/Statistics hour visitation rights, but this pol- school year. University. Holland retired at the end of last icy has a catch to it that the The proposal that is under con- "You might think of examples semester. ANDREAS POULIMENOS, Professor. Music Performance Studies Student Affairs Advisory Board sideration states that anyone of emeritus faculty members The emeritus professors arc hopes to change. would be allowed to spend the who continue to contribute to still members of the academic DONALD SCHERER. Professor, Philosophy The 24-hour visitation rule night in the residence halls, the university," said Timothy community and obtain benefits. states that you may have guests at regardless of gender. Pogacar, chairman of the According to Pogacar, the privi- LARRY SMITH, Professor, English any time and that people of the The earliest that this proposal Department of German, Russian opposite gender cannot spend and East Asian Languages. iONG SIK YOON. Professor, Biological Sciences the night. OVERNIGHT, PAGE 2 "Excellent examples are Stuart EMERITUS. PAGE 2

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i>*r rv 2 Wednesday. June 18.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Policy would respect Independent media rights of roommates flock to University OVERNIGHT. FROM PAGE 1 from another building according for class with someone of the By Chuck Soder other." She learned this while sitting to the policy now." opposite sex in the bod across the MANAGING [DIIOR Angel, 29, has already spent alongside the founder of Fierce could bo passed and Instated It's hard when you have both room," Newman said. Even independent people over a decade in the field. In 2000 Magazine in a panel discussion. would be for the 2004-2006 acad- sexes living on the same floor, She said there would be no need others every now and then she co-founded Clamor The woman who founded emic year, due lo the process that Newman said problem if the person treats their — that's what the Allied Media Magazine, a Bowling Green- Fierce, an Atlanta-based maga- proposals must go through. If this new policy does pass roommate with respect. Conference is for. based publication meant to "fill zine for women, had much more Linda Newman, executive then there will be some other tic- "Respect for your roommate is The fifth-annual event drew the voids left by mainstream epic goals for her magazine than director ol residence life, said tors associated with it thai will be a big key with living with some- over 700 people working and media," according to clamor- Angel has for Clamor. there an' certain procedures thai considered. one else," Newman said. interested in independent media magazine.org. As a teenager she "She wants 500,000 sub- go into passing .i proposal! which Oneofthese would be the con- The other issue that would be to Olscamp Hall this weekend. published her first independent scribers in five years," she said. ma) lake some lime. sideration of the roommate, associated with the proposal Bringing together those who magazine in 1991. Angel doesn't set such goals for Pan of the reason thai the which would have to be added to would be the community bath- work with independent media The event's presentations and Clamor, which has about 10,000 handbook, as it currently is. the policy rooms. — be it magazines, radio, film or displays were anything but dull, subscribers. Clamor's audience seems to bo contradictor) is due The proposal would have to Newman said people of the whatever — means bringing according to lulie Schapiro, who will probably never get that big to the fact that the UnJversIt) has make some kind ol amendment opposite sex should still have to together people with similar gave a seminar titled "Living she said. co-ed residence halls. allowing the prison's roommate go to the other hallway to use the goals who might not have met Radio: the An of Documentary "We want people to come to "If you want one ofyour Mends to agree or object to letting an bathroom that fits their gender. otherwise, due to the small size Audio." us." to come down the hall at night for overnight guest ol the opposite The new proposal will have to of most independent media out- "A keyword is energy," Angel, an Ohio State a cup of coffee, that is no prob- sex spend the night go through residence life and lets, according to organizer len Schapiro said. "It's graphic, it's University graduate, co-founded lem,' Newman said. "Hut lft a lit- "Some roommates are shy and other committees before it would Angel. visual." Clamor alongside lason Kucsma, tle harder it von want someone ol might feel liuiul about getting up even be considered. "There may be someone a Though everyone at the three- who earned his Master's degree the Opposite gender to come over lo use the bathroom or get ready hundred miles away doing the day conference represented in American Culture Studies at same thing, facing the same some form of independent BGSU. problems,'' she said. "We basical- media, their goals were often dif- ly share knowledge with each ferent, according to Angel. Emeritus faculty enjoy privileges BG NEWS BRIEFING EMERITUS. FROM PAGE 1 dean, who recommends to the fessor of German. provost, and then to the Hoard nl According to the Academic Wood County District million. Most of the funds from 4,055 to 36,000, accord- leges are no) listed In detail hut frustees, emeritus status ma) nol (bailer, the University were provided by the passage ing to the library's official Web they are broad be awarded," Pogacai said, "So ii Committee on I lonorary Degrees Library re-opens of a $5 million bond issue. The site. Aside from the increase in 'Departments tt) to give emer- is i mi automatic, though other and ('ominemoratives examines rest was raised through dona- patrons, the library also the list of the nominations, and The Wood County District tions. expanded its selection of itus faculty members as many ways to nominate do exist \ Public I jbrary re-opened lune privileges as continuing faculty department recommendation then recommends to the vice The original building at the books and other items, such as explains to the dean how a partic- president for academic affairs. 14 at its old location at 251 N. location was built in 1974. computers, CDs, magazines members have," he said. Main St. But before being nominated ular faculty member has distin Then the recommendation is Since then, the number of and books on tape. guished himself or herscll and transmitted to the President for The two-story, 50,000 library card holders increased each of the 10 faculty had lo be square-foot building cost $5.7 recommended by their depart- deserves emeritus status." approval The Board of Trustees ment Pogacai has been part of the then officially dubs faculty with "If an academic unit does not process the process - he nomi- the title "emeritus." make a recommendation lo the nated Joseph I Iray, assi date pro- Chances that an American lives within 50 miles of where they grew up: 1 in 2 Join The lAA CHECK Newlove IT OUT 3T ADULT MART T& TODAY! DVD • VIDEOS • TOYS Family! BACHELORETTE & BACHELOR PARTY GIFTS LOTIONS & MASSAGE OILS • Undergraduate Housing! GREETING CARDS • MAGAZINES WED LADIES DAY • Graduate £r Professional Housing! 1 . 20% OFF • No Parental Guarantee Needed! 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BOYS STATE. FROM PAGE 1 have policy chiefs," Bxline said I K 1 from Upper "We have .1 bank, where young Sandusk) said Federalists and have unemployment, but ixiiple men can learn banking il the) Nationalists have state party get different wages depending in 1 want to We have a newspaper, wc conventions where die delegates EASY RIDERS have 32 young men work on thai work mi the platform, and that the job they are doing. Everyone is paid in Boys State money. paper, VVe have ,1 band, was .in interesting debate." "I do not think ii is a game here, real!) rock-s the arena ,11 times, parlii ipants are drawn ■1 all ovei Ohio. The high this is real life" said lames Exline rhose Noting men mcel .it Bvc public relations director of in luck on Saturday evening v id young men Buckeye Bow Stale. "We try to eight they play at the assembl) that have excelled in scl I, then teach them as close to real life .is program, and you wo ild recommended are Inter- possible, how il is supposed to know that they have m vet been bj the American legion 1 rhe boys pay run. the right way. Now the) paj together. And as the week gi taxes on their beds, just as you they play bettet" nothini ing is financed b) the legion posts, ii costs $265 pay for your house, they nave to "I am enjoying it so far, Il is .1 get drivers licenses. If they are good experience, meel nevt peo une up here. guys, s,n live over two hundred pounds, they pie. learn ,1 lot," said ' ollin get truck licenses." Shammo from Port Clinton and HI them, would come into your Citizens of Boys State don't just who is in Coffey City oi Welsh school, pull you out ol yout class, sit and listen to lectures, rhey County al Boys State \h brother ,i-k you serious questions," said work, rhe governor runs a state, came bete about foui years ago Portor, .1 federalist at Buckeye die mayors have city problems, He told me ii was ,1 blast Hie) would decide According to Bxline, problems time, lots ot inn.mil agoodexpe on the group of applicants from 1 ,vhi would gei logo are set before the Mate and the rience." shannon was elei in not h is kind ol a't ream of the cities to work out Students must the Boys State I louse ol meet a budget, loo. Representatives Ashley Oijtiy IJI, !...>• "You have city mayors, you "We learned about part) strut have county commissioners, you lure and how parties work HEAVEN'S ANGELS: The Sheriff Department's Jail House Rock Charity Ride was held Saturday at the Wood County Fairgrounds The bikers raised money tor the Multiple Sclerosis society and the Wood County Junior Fair Board.

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It's bad enough thai our par- \( iw city council is trying to uncles waiting outside? Parties paying to rent these places, the It would be very hard to tbem. If rental companies want ents tell us what we can do when pass an ordinance limiting the are also going to suffer — we are city should have no say in how. enforce this policy as well. The to limit the number of people, we are young, now members of number of guests someone can going to have to line up outside After all, to put oneself at risk (a police won't probably write too they can do that, because it's Howling (ireen (ity (inincil are have according to how many apartment doors just to go to minimal risk) is one's own deci- many fines to those hosting just their property. trying to be overprotective and bedrooms there are in a resi- parties. sion. over eight people in their place But if the rental companies are tell us how many people we can dence. Safety is a good thing, but at Overcrowding is an issue, but because noticing such a small okay with residents throwing a have in our places.Their rational What kind of idea is that? We what price? People shouldn't toss there have not been fatalities in group would be difficult. party, and if the "crowd" isn't is that a crowded residence live in a college town and there everything out die window just Bowling Green due to over- Besides, some rental compa- hurting anyone, breaking any- would make escape difficult in a are graduations that go on all the for a n n n i -i i ile gain in safety. crowding during a fire in recent nies already state in their leases thing or causing a ruckus, then fire. time. What about family that If landlords wanted to limit the history. Overcrowding hasn't that there is a maximum occu- leave them alone. Let them I'm sure everyone remembers wants to come up for a gradua- number of guests in their apart- recently caused fatalities outside pancy for their places. Though worry about safety for them- [heir parents saying "you can't do tion party? Who is going to only ments for liability's sake, that's of Rhode Island. Unlike that situ- those rules aren't always selves. that" or "you better do this.'' and lei eight people come in at once fine. After all, they must protect ation, most homes don't have enforced, there doesn't need to there was no choice hut to listen. and have a line of aunts and their property. But if people are ■ pyrotechnics. be a city ordinance on top of Paddling for those who ■yrifr PEOPLE TO THE EDITOR 0NTHE STREET misuse cell phones What is your favorite MATT from the Internet onto several high priced phones. Now, have been saved if Bond's occu- bedroom apartment to eat cake quote? SUSSMAN Humor Columnist " another huge pet peeve of New ordinance pancy limits would have been in after the BGSU ceremony. mine is the myriad of low- place. The recent tragedy on Unfortunately, we can't legis- grade albums being currently is a lost cause North GlOVB would not have late away all fire disasters. Recent I believe paddling students released that the record com- been averted with this new ordi- tragedies here and throughout should be brought back as a panies pass off as "music." To Usually when legislators create nance as they were well within die country suggest that we need legitimate form of discipline. I me, the Grammys are no laws that infringe on our person Bond's limit. The fire tragedy on to be vigilant in terms of preven- will explain this later. longer a "who's who" of music. al freedoms and liberties, the) die Ohio State campus would tion, fire safety education, and What I do want to discuss Instead, it's the "Who? Who?" must have a justification based not have been averted either ready response programs. This are cell phones. Normally I of music, and it doesn't even mi strong perceived threats. because they were well within ordinance, however, most likely don't just bl.ii.ii ii ly tell my include The Who. At first I was Bowling (Ireen councilman Stan Bond's limits. In short, this ordi- would not save any lives. Bond's readers the topic of my col- appalled by the C-minus music liortel claims that overcrowding nance is not needed! ordinance is an unnecessary gov- AUSTIN H0LMAN umn. However, I felt it would- being set as rings of some peo- in rental units presents such a Any |>otential benefit of the ernment intrusion into our per- SENIOR, PHYSICAL ED. n't hurt to do this just once to ple's cell phones. Then I terrible risk to the general public ordinance is strongly outweighed sonal living space. bring in some new unintelli- though! about it for a while, due to fire safely concerns that by the impositions of the rights "Life moves pretty gent readers in hopes that they and it all made sense. Crappy Bowling (ireen citizens should of citizens. Ii>r example, one MIKE ZICKAR fast; if you don't look gradually pick up on my style music makes excellent cell face strict limits on how manv recent BGSU graduate told me ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF of writing. Having said that, let phone rings people they are allowed to have that her graduation party would PSYCHOLOGY around once in a while you can miss us continue. Think about it. If you heard in their rental units. have been in violation of this We have come a long way 50 Cent blaring out of your As bras anyone can tell, proposed ordinance because her it.." from the 80s, when cell phone, you would drop a gal- throughout the history of parents, grandparents, and aunts phones, or "car phones," were lon of toxic waste and cart- Bawling < .reen. zero lives would and uncles came to her single the size of today's cordless wheel through a bed of hot phones with antennaes the size coals and broken glass to of Yao Ming. As technology answer the phone and stop the improves, cell phones have song. If my phone could play decreased in size and are com- those fancy tunes, 1 would Common sense is the answer monly mistaken for Peanut most likely download M&Ms. Yes. one can be seen "Freebird" as my ring, and if KEITH J. the wealthy that masquerades as Immediately a handful of com- doing several things with his or somebody were to call me, I POWELL panies, Enron among those, gob- her cellular phone: play games would want to listen to all nine part of an economic relief effort. such .is leii is and Breakout, While it is tempting to get excited bled up the California power sys- CHRISTINE GUY minutes of the greatest song Columnist check e-mail, send pictures over the possibility of lower taxes tem and raised the price for a GRADUATE, COLLEGE ever wrinen. Halfway through and text messages, download the guitar solo, my friend will one must keep in mind the big unit of power by 30,000 percent STUDENT PERSONNEL ring tones, and even update There have been many times have hung up and made plans picture, and the big picture says The roaming blackouts that have uieir fantasy baseball team. in recent years and months that with my mortal enemies. Not that nothing is lice: since plagued the state are a "You make a living by Occasionally you will also see like any of you care, but if and American foreign policy has Syndicated columnists direct result of this price gouging. what you get; you them make a phone call with it. when I ever get such a phone, I demonstrated a dangerous lack The moral of this story is clear, [homos Friedman perhaps put it make a life by what If you know me (and if you plan to set the ring to "It's Been of long term planning 1 ike a best in his June 11 column, business cannot be trusted to don't, then you should), you A While" by Staind or "Voodoo" child who eats allot his "When you shrink government, assume the duties of a govern- you give." would know I have several pet by Godsmack. I lallowocn candy al once and what you do, over time, is shrink ment. A business has to answer peeves. Oneofthepitbullsof Next, we need to begin to then becomes confused as to the services provided by federal, to a profit margin; a government my pet peeves is all of those crack down on cell phones why he has a stomachache, state and local governments to has to answer to the people. different cell phone rings out ringing during class. Without repeatedly the powers that be the vast American middle class. I In short, use common sense. there. I lowever, it truly is sad speaking to another student, I have made decisions that are would suggest that henceforth The United States is currently in when the works of our world's can safely assume that all peo- only in their short term interest Democrats simply ask voters to the process of spending billions greatest composers such as ple without cell phones cannot and result in even larger prob- substitute the word 'service' for of dollars in both Iraq and Beethoven and Wagner have stand that forgetful soul who lems several years down the the word 'taxes' every time they Afghanistan. In California, Uieir signature symphonies forgets to turn his phone from road. When the Soviet Union hear President Bush speak." teachers are facing lay offs to simplified and condensed into "Pop Goes the Weasel" to invaded Afghanistan it was the Indeed, Friedman quite suc- combat the state's debt. In blips and bleeps on some rich vibrate. Even if their ring is as United States that stepped in to cinctly sums up when many Kentucky, inmates are being RYAN CZECH white girl's Nokia. A few years banal as the theme from "60 arm and train the people who Americans seem to fail to under- released from prison early to SENIOR, MUSIC ED. ago, when these innovative Minutes," this can severely rings were released, we would eventually become the stand by cutting taxes the gov- combat that slate's debt. Here in "Remember the past, throw off several focused note- laliban. It was the United Slates ernment is limiting its intake of ()hio it has been estimated that thought they were oh so cool. and test-takers. In no way do who supponcd and armed revenue and thus limiting the the tax cut will actually cost the think to the future, For example, if my friend's cell cell phones help a student Saddam during the Iraq-I ran number of services the govern- slate $ 1 52 million dollars. In the but live for today." phone started to play the from afar, unless one is taking a war I he list goes on and unfor- ment is able to provide. With less past two years 2.7 million people tiieme from "Rocky," even I history test and "I Am Henry would say, "Wow, that is oh so tunatciv will most assuredlv con- money coming in there then have lost their job in the United VIIII Am" chimes out a phone. cool." I bet my friend would get tinue to grow. becomes less money going out States. A similar tax cut was Therefore, I move that steps be I low is it that these shortsight- quite irritated when his phone taken to publicly paddle any to places that desperately need implemented two years ago and cranked out "Fur Elise" every ed people are continually placed it. places such as the individual thai plan failed to provide jobs or student who forgets to shut in a position of power? No single time somebody wanted to their phone off or set it to slates which are currently facing aid to the economy. With all of know where he was. As long as administration is any more 01 a financial crisis of mammoth this in mind, does common vibrate on call, and the pad- I am on this rant, I would con- dling will be done by whoever less guilty of this conduct than sense say this is the right time to proportions. tend that few people whose possesses the largest hands any other administration; rather Undoubtedly the Bush admin- be cutting taxes? So when you cell phone blasts "The this poor vision extends past the There are merely my humble istration is banking on the pri- get your pay check and there is a Entertainer" actually know it's views on types of cell phones I partisan lines and into die minds vate sector being able to step in little something extra the ques- BEN HOLT origin. And no, it's not Verizon do not own. My cell phone just of the American voters. That's and fill die void left by ihe gov- tion you need to ask yourself is JUNIOR, MIDDLE Wireless. Not only are basic has a very unique ring tone. It right, it is the shortsightedness of ernment, this too is a disastrous how much is this going to cost songs being downloaded, but CHILDHOOD ED. goes like Uiis: "Brringbrring the voting public that continual- plan. In 2000, California opened me in the long run? When one also some higher quality songs brring!" It's simply the begin- ly allows such events to occur up it's power plants to the mar- thinks a little further down the "A journey of a thou- are being transplanted into ning of "Time" by Pink Floyd, and this applies not just to for- ket, and rolled back regulations road they will recognize that the sand miles starts with many high-tech cellular and it sounds like a regular eign policy but to domestic poli- that had been providing the citi- price is just too high. phones. Songs that top the phone. If you call me and I cy as well, particularly in regards zens of California with cheap one single step." Billboard from past and pre- don't answer, you have every to the recently passed tax cut for electricity since the time of FDR. sent are being downloaded right to paddle me.

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The BG News finally has some- 2003 thing for hip-hop fans. N.V.A., National Vinyl Association, has come out with one hot compilation you gotta cop. Straight From the Crates Vol. I is a ISOLATED T-STORMS compilation that highlights underground HIGH: 831 LOW 5 lyrical masters. Basically, the line-up consists of: www.bgnews.com Rakaa and Babu of Dilated Peoples, Mos VOLUME 97 ISSUE 5 Def, Blackmoon, Saigon, Ras Kass featuring Scipio, Slum Village, |oey Zozza fea- PONT turing Proof and Kon Artist of D12, |on Notty featuring |oni Mitchell (yes. |oni!), The Pharcyde featuring Charli 2NA 8r SH0RTIE Akil of Jurassic 5, Phil Da Agony, Grouch < > WORTHLESS SMILE and Eligh.and the Korsican Brothers. Grade. A- When it comes to hip-hop, I'm not the GoBig! Records best person to ask what's good and what's Dumberer characters not, but even I know this is a scorching only have they shared the combination of artists. Also great driving stage with such acts as Papa music, this CD is full of upbeat tempos, i. 1 Ro.toach. limp Bizkit, Staind. rhythms and rhymes. Alien Ant Harm, Adema, Soul Fly, Saliva Implementing a unique retail strategy, ■nd Pressure 4-5, Shorties musical style the singles from the N.V'.A. will be dis- trapped by poor script carries with it the maturity one wouldn't tributed on vinyl format only upon their expect from a band whose members are releases. Despite critics' knee-jerk the film wouldn't compare to all between the ages of 18 and 22. —Andrea Wilhelm attack on the original "Dumb its masterpiece predecessor, Shortie are young and on their way to and Dumber," now, nearly 10 written and directed by the the top With their unique trademark of years later, the movie still Farrely brothers. Their broth- .iiy rcsMvc. intense songs delivered with a stands tall as a '90s comedy ers' absence is glaring. tierce melodic vocal style, it is no wonder classic. Its prequel, however, For instance, the duo's stu- their tour support! read like an MTV STEELY DAN will probably be forgotten pidity is far overblown. In a playlisl. EVERYTHING MUST GO before it leaves theaters. Roxanne spoof, Uoyd is feeding But don't stereotype these guys. Grade.- C "Dumb and Dumberer: Harry lines as he tries to woo They're no posers. Warner Bros Records When Marry Met Uoyd" follows the aforementioned worthless "A k>t of people think we're rap metal the incompetent duo through female. As Lloyd's attention cos of the name, then they go buy the Its Steely l)jn lime again folks. So their first high school adven- drifts to disciplining a nearby CD. There's something on here lor every- soon you ask? While it may seem as ture. They become friends, dog, Harry repeats him still: "I one the hardcore kids can slam in the pit if we were jusi whistling the tunes fight over a woman and blindly could punch you in the face." to the heavy stuff, (he punk kids get into the uptempo songs and the girls like the from Two Againsl Nature, it has actually stop the bad guy, all while trip- He doesn't even stop there. Not melodies."says lead singer known only as been three years since their last release. ping over themselves verbally even Harry is that stupid. Two Against Nature, the duo's first Pogus. and physically. The plot is dumberer than album of new songs in twenty years won Since arriving on the scene lour yrars The movie has problems — anything else. The principal, them four Grammy awards including ago, the)- have been working hard to craft Album of the Year. And now, with only characters mumble jokes as the played by Eugene Levy, creates a sound to call their own, which is quite a three years after their success, Steely Dan scene cuts, the female lead is a fake special needs class in feat with the current cookie-cutter rock gives us nine new tracks penned by worthless, there's no one order to steal government scene Donald Fagan and Walter Becker, the named "Sea Bass," it was money. Harry and Uoyd, being Having sold over 7,000 copies of their men behind the name. released on Friday 13, etc. dumb, recruit a class full of previous Indie recording efforts, Shortie Will this album create as big a stir as There are, however, a few good worthless characters. recorded their debut in 2002 on (ioBig! their last release? It's hard to say. While gags and two funny young I can't give away the ending RecoidSi I new U.S.-bascd label notable Steely Dan has a large following and sev- actors. — Levy does it himself when he tor its production of Streetwise DVD eral faithful fans left over from the Jim Carrey and leff Daniels says early in the film that he music video magazine, which is crafted Seventies, it may not be enough to kick are gone but their replace- records his office conversations by the great producer who brought us them up to Grammy-winning status. ments are adequate. Eric and puts the tapes (and other Papa Roach, Wetter, Offspring and Staind. The making of Everything Must (io Christian Olsen becomes "secret" documents) in a chest consisted of the ensemble: Drummer Need one more reason to like them? Carrey's Uoyd in both appear- that the viewer is supposed to Su/anne Hanover .">' i-h ■ Keith Carlock; keyboardists led Baker They have a song named "David Bowie." ance and character. Derek forget about. I didn't forget. and Bill Charlap and guitarists ]on That's reason enough for me to give them Richardson does justice to But I'll forget everything QUITE DUMB: Eric Christian Olsen as Lloyd and Derek Heringlon and Hugh McCrackcn. Becker a chance Daniels' Harry, giving the char- about this movie eventually. Richardson as Harry in New Line Cinemas "Dumb and Dumberer: doubled on bass and guitar, as well as — Andrea Wilhelm acter the same lovable, thick- When Harry Met Lloyd." singing on one track and, along with Don't let Harry and Uoyd sell Hagen's vi>cals the Steeliness was kept skulled appeal. you this headless parrot. intact. The movie's funniest parts Grade C- — Chuck Soder WWW.BGNEWS.COW While it may cause me much hatred are when Harry and Uoyd play THERE IS STILL TIME from Steely fans, I must say that they are tag, suck down slushies and just too elevator-musky for my liking. argue over nonsense. YOU CAN FIND AN The combination of blues, rock and ja?7 Everything else is dumb. 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