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VOLLEYBALL: RAINY Falcons end the season HIGH 57 I LOW 40 with a loss to Ball State; www.bgnews.com PAGE 6 independent student press VOLUME 95 ISSUE 56 Marines land near Kandahar by Kathy Gannon grenades, witnesses said. "establish, hold and protect" their until death." THE ASSOCIATED PUSS I'ive U.S. military men near the "We have decided to fight against the forward operating base. In the last three weeks, the KABUL, Afghanistan — northern city were seriously hurt American military until death." Kandahar, the Taliban's home Taliban have lost their grip on Quickening the hunt for Osama yesterday by friendly fire when a base and spiritual center, has three-quarters of Afghanistan, bin laden and lop Taliban lead- U.S. airstrike went awry, the MULLAH ABOULLAH, TALIBAN SPOKESMAN come under fierce bombardment plus the capital, Kabul. As the ers, U.S. Marines landed yester- Pentagon said. The men were air- Taliban prisoners, leaving some since the U.S.-led military cam- Marines moved in. the Taliban day outside the southern city of forces fanned out in small units lifted to Uzbekistan. wounded men to writhe in pain across Afghanistan paign began Oct. 7. and the were said to be abandoning some Kandahar. The Taliban reportedly The men had called in for air on the street under the gaze of At a Pentagon news confer- Taliban have vowed to fight to the border areas, claiming they want- vowed anew to fight to the death support and the resulting fire curious crowds. Some alliance death rather than abandon their ed to protect civilians living there to defend their last stronghold. ence, Defense Secretary Donald Struck near their position, said soldiers turned quickly to looting, H. Rumsfeld declined to discuss last citadel. A Taliban official, Mullah At the scene of a bloody prison Gen. Richard Myers, chairman of hauling off stolen cars. In detail the purpose of moving They did so again yesterday Namatullah, said the militia had uprising in Mazar-e-Sharif by the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Their Taliban spokesman Mullah agreed to handover the border captured fighters loyal to bin The deployment of Marines Marines into Afghanistan, injuries were listed as serious, near Kandahar marks a perilous Abdullah was quoted by the town of Spinboldak to two anti- laden, heavy explosions and although he suggested they will Myers said. new phase of a conflict that until Afghan Islamic Press as saying Taliban tribal leaders in order to gunfire rang out for a second day In newly captured Kunduz, vic- be used to tighten the squeeze on now had focused on U.S. Taliban and al-Qaida leaders by supreme leader Mullah spare it from U.S. bombardment yesterday. Holdouts barricaded torious northern alliance troops airstrikes backing up the opposi- limiting their movements from Mohammed Omar was still in the But Abdullah, the Taliban themselves inside a tower of the arriving in the northern city tion northern alliance — plus city, in command of his troops, spokesman, said the town mud-walled fortress and fired the Kandahar area. fought off ambushes by Taliban limited ground missions by sev- and "we have decided to fight mortars and rocket-propelled stragglers — and shot and beat Rumsfeld said "hundreds, not eral hutidred American special thousands" of Marines would against the American military FIGHTING, PAGE 5 U. holds School AIDS funding event debated today in court THE BC IEW9 At the end of 2000 a vims had by Andrew Welsh-Hufflins killed an estimated 36.1 million IDE ASSOCIATED PBtSS people worldwide and one-third COLUMBUS, Ohio - of those who died from it did not Settlement ol the state's decade know they even had it. There is no old school-funding lawsuit is known cure, only drugs that can unlikely if private attorneys repre- prolong life. senting several state officials pat In the early 1980s the nation ticipate, Attorney General Betty heard two new acronyms on the Montgomery said yesterday. nightly news: AIDS and HIV At Montgomery asked the Ohio that time little was known about Chris Schooler BG News Supreme Court to exclude from the Mius that kills or damages the negotiations lawyers repre- MARCHING ON: Falcon football players carry the goal posts across the field after their victory over Toledo Friday. cells in the body's immune sys- senting Gov. Hob Tali and the tem, which later results in death. House and Senate. By law, the HOW the virus was transmitted attorney general represents all was one of those things. stale officials. Twenty years later there have She said their participation in been advancements in the knowl- the court-ordered negotiations edge about HIV. but the death toll Tearing down Toledo would be "highly unusual" and keeps steadily using, according to would jeopardize the talks. the Centers for Disease Control by Nick Huim do. felt to watch the fans tear down er Robert Redd was a legitimate Ohio "cannol negotiate against and Prevention. THE BG DEWS But no pinch could wake the goal post." contender for Harris' award. itself to settle a matter in litiga- Today the Cultural Diversity When Bowling Green foot- them up. because their 56-21 "It was great," senior defen- Redd had six catches for 127 tion," Montgomery said In a doc- Committee and the Office of ball coach Urban Meyer went blowout over Toledo Saturday sive lineman Chris Glant/is yards and two touchdowns. His ument filed with the court Residence Life are sponsoring on his "campus tour" to recruit was a sweet reality, a dream said. "To see our football team 72 receptions set a school The Supreme Court ruled 4-3 and event for students, faculty, fans and generate some excite- come true. The fifth largest come together like that was just record, eclipsing the old mark on Nov. 16 that the state should tuid staff on how people can pro- ment about the football team crowd ever at Doyt Perry awesome. 1 was nervous last set bv Mark Dowdell of 70 in enter settlement talks with the tect themselves from becoming last spring, Meyer said that Stadium (26,483), the talks of a night (Thursday), but we 1983.' coalition of 500 schools that sued the next victim. someday he hoped that fans bowl bid, the 8-3 record and the couldn't have gone out here a Redd caught a 63 yard pass Ohio over the way it hinds Chairperson of the Cultural would be able to tear down the tearing down of the goal post better way." from Harris to give the Falcons schools. Diversity Committee David Craft goal post and parade them all by a swarm of rejoicing Falcon Sophomore quarterback a 6-0 lead. BG scored its sixth The Coalition for Equity and and Assistant Director for the way down to Main Street fans, were all real. losh Harris put up more dream non-touchdown of the season Adequacy of School Funding sued Education Initiatives Karla after a big win. For the 14 seniors who stats that helped bury the thanks to the Glantzis brothers. in 1991 on behalf of Perry County Benson are heading up the pro- Well it didn't happen this played their final game at Doyt Rockets. In his third consecu- Chris Glantzis tipped a Brian schoolboy Nathan DeRolph. The ject. year—the goal post only made Perry Stadium, it was even tive start of the season, Harris lones pass which was caught group said Ohio's system for fund- At today's event there will be it as far as Kohl Hall. Whether more significant. They went passed for 268 yards and four by his brother Alex, who ran it ing schools was unconstitutional three key speakers talking about Kohl Hall. Main Street or the out as winners. touchdowns. He also ran for 16 yards into the end zone. because it favors rich disl rid SOVW different aspects about HIV/AIDS. North Pole, the fall of the goal "This was a dream come two scores. For the second con- Toledo answered right back poor. A parent will be talking about post marked a year of celebra- true," BG senior wide receiver secutive week, Harris was with a 26 yard touchdown The justices ordered mediation her child who has contacted the tion for the Falcons Kurt Gerling said. "Everybody named the Mid-American reception from lones to Manny after agreeing to reconsider its disease. Also, a speaker tell what it After Friday's collision with played their best game. It was Conference offensive player of lohnson. The Falcons went on third ruling in the lawsuit. is like living with Al DS and the day Toledo, the BG gridders didn't great to see a whole team effort. the week. a 10 play, 87 yard drive capped The court ruled in September need to ice down their banged I couldn't even describe how it His teammate, junior receiv- that the state had to spend more money on its current school fund- AIDS, PAGE 5 up bodies; a good pinch would FOOTBALL, PAGE 5 ing system to make it constitu- tional. The court twice before had declared the system unconstitu- tional. The Supreme Court identified lohn Chester of Columbus as the International couple enjoys, continues travel lawyer representing Taft in the by Natalia Prokborova ment. excursions and we always cook talks and Victor Goodman, also of THE 8G NEWS Going from Argentina to ourselves," Helio Marques said. Columbus, to represent House and Senate Republicans. From February until July, Vera Alaska wasn't the couple's first Vera Marques added that and Helio Marques from Sao trip. The Marques' have been once, they spent almost three Montgomery also wants the Paolo, Brazil, have gone a long traveling together since the day weeks in their truck, because court to exclude state Sen. Ben Uf ,iy ii . way. They crossed both they got married, covering over they traveled around a com- Espy, a Columbus Democrat Americas from the very south 70,000 miles. pletely wild area, which had no identified by the court as repre- p* t J ->■ T senting House and Senate m 1 ernpoint Tierra Del Fuego in "There are approximately 140 hotels and other civilized conve- Argentina to (he "top of the countries in the world, and 40 of niences. Democrats. The three lawyers have previ- world" — Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. them we have seen," Vera "Sometimes I was missing my Enrolled at the University as Marques said. private bathroom," she said. ously filed documents supporting the positions of their state govern- ;- guest students for this semester, The Marques' said they only "But it is very low price for the the Marques first heard about have one reason to travel — their pleasure of adventure. When in ment clients on school funding. :: Bowling Gree>> through local passion for adventures. For their the end of our last trip I put my "But that doesn't mean they're a connections. V.ia Marques has last trip, they both quit their jobs hand into the cold water of party having legitimacy under the \ IS eyes of the law," Montgomery said applied to the University sociol- in Sao Paulo (Helio was special- Arctic ocean, I was happy. I felt ogy Ph.D. program for next year. izing in banking industry com- like I achieved my goal." earlier yesterday before filing with While working on her master puter software and Vera worked The Marques' said that it is the court. degree in anthropology at the in advertising). They spent a year impossible to feel real spirit of a Espy said he agreed with the country traveling just as a tourist idea of excluding the other two Photo provided Catholic University of Sao Paolo, saving money for this journey. she met Frank Goza, director of "We don't need a lot of money led by the guide. For them, each lawyers but defended his role in CR0SSC0NTINENTAL ADVENTURE: Vera and Hello Marques graduate studies for the for our travels, because we never the talks. He said Montgomery University sociology depart- book expensive hotels and traveled from Argentina to Alaska. TRAVELS, PAGE 5 FUNDING. PAGE 5 » 2 Tuesday. November 27.2001 WOULD BG NEWS South Africa gv*t on trial for Plane crash kills 24 by Emste Abegg company X-cell. She said THE ASSOCIATED fit ESS Thornton was from Atlanta. ZURICH, Switzerland — Three women from a German Workers combing through a dance-music group, Passion not distributing nevirapine muddy wood found the flight I'ruit. were also on board and at recorders from a Swiss airliner least one was believed to have by Dma Kraft that crashed near Zurich, killing survived, Scheding said. I"i[ ASSOCIATED PStSS 24 people, officials said Sunday. Authorities said the flight IOHANNESBURG, South Nine people survived, two in crit- recorders were recovered from Africa — Busisiwe Maqungo's ical condition. the partially destroyed cockpit daughter died the same year she The four-engine Crossair and investigators would study was bom, infected with the HIV lumbolino Avro RI-100 crashed a them for clues to the cause of the virus at birth. few miles short of the runway crash, the second involving Maqungo said the drug nevi- Saturday night after a flight from Crossair in two years. They said rapine, given to HIV-positive Berlin with 28 passengers — there was no reason to suspect pregnant women during labor to most of them foreigners — and terrorism. prevent the transmission of the five crew aboard. The plane crashed as it virus to their babies, could have Authorities said the bodies of approached a nighttime landing saved her daughter Nomazizi, all 24 victims were recovered by who spent her nine months of strip that began operating a Sunday evening. The survivors month ago after the Swiss life in and out of hospitals before included two crew members, but succumbing to AIDS. Transport Ministry agreed to the pilot and co-pilot were limit airplane noise above nearby The Pretoria High Court among the dead, they said. reviewed Maqungo's testimony Germany. A Zurich police statement said The runway is considered yesterday when AIDS activists the passengers and crew includ- more difficult to approach than and pediatricians sue the gov- ed 10 Swiss, 13 Germans — ernment in an attempt to force it two others used previously, and including one who also had U.S. the agreement with Germany to distribute nevirapine to all citizenship — three Israelis, two HIV-positive pregnant women. peoplefrom the Netherlands and allowed the use of those two run - In a country with one of the one each from Austria, Canada, ways in bad weather. Officials worst rates of infection in the Ghana. Spain and Sweden. They said the pilot did not request per- world, nearly 200 South African mission to switch runways. babies are bom with HIV every did not release the names. Before all 24 deaths were con- Rain mixed with snow was day, and studies show nevirap- falling and visibility was poor cialed Piess Photo firmed, Israeli officials said three ine can reduce that number by when the lumbolino went down nearly 50 percent. ALONE: HIV-positive Nomsa, at the Sparrows Nest, a home for abandoned and HIV/AIDS adults, chil- prominent Israelis were among those missing and feared dead. just after 10 p.m. Airport officials The government has refused dren and babies, in Roodepoort, Soth Africa Saturday Nov. 24, 2001. Nomsa was found next to her They were Yaakov Matzner, 54, said communication was nonnal to distribute nevirapine nation- mother's corpse a day after her mother succumbed to the disease. until the plane suddenly disap- wide despite an offer by the dean of the Hebrew University school of medicine; another peared from radar. German-based pharmaceutical handling the epidemic. More Ntsaluba said the govern- Ramothwala dismissed the gov- "I was walking the dog when I company Boehringer Ingelheim than 4.7 million South Africans, ment's approach is "more cau- ernment's argument, saying leading doctor, Amiram F.ldor, 59; and Avishai Berkman, 50. a Tel saw the plane. It appeared to lie to distribute the drug for free. 11 percent of the population, are tious" than what is demanded pilot programs are not needed living low. Then the sky turned "I'm very angry," said HIV positive, and a recent study by the Treatment Action Center, for nevirapine, which he said has Aviv city official. Maqungo. 29, who is now an found that it was the leading the AIDS activist group that filed already been found to be effec- A German record company bright orange, as if there was a AIDS activist. "It's very hard to cause of death for adults in the the law suit. tive. said a singer with U.S. and sudden ball of fire," Franz look at an HIV positive child get- country last year. The government program has Ramothwala blames the gov- German citizenship, Mclanie Brunner, a local government offi- ting sick and dying ... these Ayanda Ntsaluba, the direc- "a strong monitoring compo- ernment foot-dragging on Thornton, was on the passenger cial, said on television. babies could have been saved by tor-general of South Africa's nent, and one that takes a rigor- President Thabo Mbeki, who in list and was not among the nine Zurich police chief Peter our own government." Health Department, said the ous view of safety issues and the past has questioned the link survivors. She was flying to Gruetter said four of the nine sur- AIDS activists and doctors government stands by its policy effectiveness,'' Ntsaluba said in a between HIV and AIDS, saying Zurich for radio and television vivors were "well, considering the have accused the government of of first distributing nevirapine statement. poverty and malnutrition also appearances to promote her new circumstances," three were in not being aggressive enough in on a small scale through pilot Treatment Action Center contribute to the spread of the single, said Anja Scheding, a stable condition and two in criti- programs to test its effects. spokesman I'holokgolo disease spokeswoman for the record cal condition. Honduras president adopts "zero tolerance" policy against crime by Mark Stevenson businessmen sit at cafes dis- problem. violent crackdown, saying "the IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS cussing how to create false "A lot of it is the result of a lack only people who have to be afraid TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — receipts for under-the-table pay- of jobs and opportunities," he are those who break the law" The winner of Honduras' presi- ments, while blocks, away, street said. "And when they find a mara Maduro also plans special dential elections pledged yester- children as young as 6 sniff glue member dead, it's as if they had police squads lor kidnapping and day to do whatever necessary to from baby-food jars. found a dead animal, itiey don't organized crime and a campaign confront the gangs, killings, kid- Maduro says he wants to break do anything." against minor crimes like traffic nappings and white-collar the atmosphere of lawlessness. Many argue that is the case violations and littering. crimes that plague this Central He is no stranger to crime. His with most murders here. In July, a He estimated that llondurans American country. own son was gunned down in an prosecutor freed the suspected could expect a reduction in crime Ricardo Maduro was declared apparent kidnapping attempt in killer of U.S. citizen William within one year, but acknowl- the winner of Sunday's race with 1997. Donohuc on a technicality, edged that the root problems like a projected 53 percent of the vole, "1 want to become the first although he was found with a poverty and unemployment "will defeating Rafael Pineda of the crime victim to get justice for us gun and Donohue's license plate take 8,10,12 years to resolve." ruling liberal Party, who got 44 all," he said. number. He also plans to reform the percent. But in a country where a gang Maduro hired private lawyers prison system, where 90 percent Maduro has pledged to use a member or street child turns up in a bid to successfully prosecute of inmates are locked up awaiting New York City-style "zero toler- murdered once a day on average, his son's killer. The murder sus- trial. ance" approach in his fight Maduro has raised fears that the pect subsequently escaped from I very had thingyou can imag- against crime, but he faces a crackdown on crime may bring prison. ine exists in our prison system," monumental task. more violence. "Imagine, if I have resources admits Security Minister Associated Press Photo Of the 19 Americans murdered Medical salesman Felix and influence and that happens Gautama Fonseca. "In the police MOURNING: Ricardo Maduro, winner of the presidential elections, here in the last three years, not Alvarado, 53, said the "maras" to me. what happens to the aver- force, there are problems of cor- hugs a family member during the wake of Angel Pacheco at the one of their killers has been con- youth gangs, with an estimated age person," he said. niption, lack of training, equip- National Party's headquarter in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, yesterday. victed. In the capital, Tegucigalpa. 70,000 members, arc a serious Maduro has denied planning a ment, everything." Pacheco was murdered Friday night.

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5 Women's Center, 108 Hanna Sound Check: Lit is anything but'Atomic TODAY'S Hall Men of Bowling Green who are against violence against EVENTS women Come to the Women s Lit formula — rocking guitar work a little hint of Oasis-esque die 500 folks who actually TUESDAY, NOV. 27 Center. 108 Hanna Hall, and with "songs" pasted around it. Britpop in their music, especial- bought that second Union disc). pick up a white ribbon anytime between now and Dec. 6 Wear Atomic First and foremost, Gilbert is ly "Smile." There are also bits of That means most folks are CAMPUS EVENTS amazing. Always a bit lost com- matchbox twenty and Train to going to justifiably pass on by. the ribbon until that day as a pared to the Satrianis or Vais of statement to others that you Lil's third album Atomic will be found with songs like "Coke" Grade: C Horn Ensemble @ Bryan Recital the world, his blend of fast and and "Beautiful." want to see an end to gendered seem familiar to old fans. The Hall. Moore Musical Arts Center, furious with subtle smoothness Forget the reality TV hijinks, -Brad Klypcliak violence. band keeps the same pop-punk noon. The event is free and open shows the technical without the somewhat phallic symbol, sound il made known in A Place lo the public. in the Sun. sacrificing the soul. "King of the and the odd song titles like Open Forum @ 219 Olscamp The firsl (rack, "Something to Monsters" excels with wickedly "Sorry... Wrong Trajectory" and Heavenly Hall, 9 p.m. The forum will be Womens' Basketball vs. Eastern Someone," talks about relation- good ex-Judas Priest drummer "Chloroform the One You Love" discussing the University's Code ship problems as did A Place in Scott Travis pummeling the Flickerstick has the chops and Sign of the Winner Kentucky @ Anderson Arena, 7 of Student Conduct and is open ilie Sun but without throwing track along. The guitar solo to they live up to the hype. p.m. to students, faculty and staff. clothes out the window. The "Superheroes" is pretty spectac- Grade: B If you read my Gamma Ray Refreshments will be served. lyrics ofthesongand. the album ular as well. A couple wormy •Lisa Bellinger review, don't even bother with Jazz Lab Band II @ Kobacker The Code of Student Conduct in general, are more mature. throwbacks are on here — Blue this one cause I leavenly's giving Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center, can be found online at However, the lyrics are hidden Oyster Cult's "Godzilla" stomps us about the same damned 8 p.m. The event is free and httpyAvww.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/ behind boring guitar riffs, and again with extra distortion and Bruce Kulick album. For those of you who open to the public judicial/code.html lack of creativity on the instru- "Mad At The World" sees Gilbert haven't or simply like reruns, mental aspect of the songs. rekindle music from Mr. Big's Audio Dog here goes... Customer Satisfaction HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? The band keeps the tracks "My Kinda Woman." While Relatively new to the biz (and Surveying @ Founders Dining If you have a campus or city light and fun. "Happy in the these guys are musicians, they Gotta do something to pass brand new lo me), Heavenly Center, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. event that you would like to Meantime" is slower and less most certainly arc not lyricists. the time until the inevitable play powers metal like most University Dining Services is have listed in the calendar of serious, "lust have another Most offensive is the juvenile without makeup farewell- other Helloween followers — looking for your opinions on events, send an e-mail to drink/Waste some time with rapof'O.H.B." Fortyish-year- reunion tour.... Bruce Kulick's competent and listenable. University Dining Services. Fill [email protected] or me'Happy in the meantime." old men should know better stint with MTV-era Kiss estab- Trouble comes from 50-plus out a survey and get a 10 per- slop by 210 West Hall with The track would sound much than resorting to a chorus of lished him as a yeoman's player. minulcs of beating the same cent discount coupon and information on the event. The better if it was faster and a bit "She's One Hot Bitch." Pathetic. What he does is get the job horse. That horse eventually is entered to win a Sony deadline is 6 p.m. two days Vocals vary across the tracks louder. Talking about drinking done without making any big gonna die. Sign covers all the Playstation 2. before the event. The calendar with Jeff Martin most often does not really go in a slow song. deal of it. That partly explains bases (a song called "Destiny" does not print weekend events sounding like Mike Vescera or a The slow "Happy in the the quick demise of follow-up — no way!!!) crafting speedy White Ribbon Days @ The due to space limitations. Meantime" is followed up with a road-raged lani lane (surpris- band Union. Now, apparently romps through the hallowed somewhat harder "Drop D." The ingly a good thing). Of course, on off dates from that prime grounds of masters Iron Maiden song has more dominant guitar who's listening to the words Grand Funk Railroad gig and their German brethren. riffs in the beginning but slows with that much guitar going on? (yikes!), Kulick hits the studio on Taken alone, each song could down. The vocals seem digitized, Superlwroes is an instrumen- his own to create Audio Dog. hold up pretty well. As a collec- ruining the song during the vers- tal showcase jazzed up with It's all Bruce here: bass, guitar, tive whole Heavenly don'l after es. some lyrics. The hard rock gui- writing, vocals (drum duty split enough to get one through the Man ready to hatch The album is very repetitive tar fan will drool over Gilbert's between Kenny Amoff and ex- disc feeling satisfied. Part of that and seems like the band is chops. Folks who like actual Union mate Brent Fitz). Guitar- stems from dipping into prog- repeating the same guitar chord songwriting with their solos wise, what's on Asylum or ness with the resultant preva- chicken museum sequence for every song. The might be a bit disappointed. Heivnge is about what you hear lence of the treble heavy songs. tone of the songs are nearly the Grade: B here. The opening instrumental Part of it stems from vocalist same. If you liked A Place in the -Brad Klypcliak shreds a bit, and there's a layer Ben Sotto sounding like a tinny OUvlSTED FALLS, OH (AP) — ing them for meat and eggs," Sun you will like the album but of blues added throughout. This version of Michael Kiske (which Jim Burneite's menagerie Bumerte said. "People don't real- likely be disappointed with the makes the album a bit more doesn't help the treble trouble includes monkeys, llamas and ize how much history there is monotonv and lack of growth. Flickerstick textured and emotive than the either). Part of it stems from wallabies, but it's his chickens behind poultry." Grade: C' quaintly lunkheaded Kiss. Big pedestrian riffs thai don'l quile thai have him hatching an idea Ohio ranks No. 2 nationwide in ■ Kimberty Dupps Welcoming Home the switch comes with Brucc's match the skill that's obviously for the slate's first poultry muse- egg production, said lim Ramey, Astronauts vocals. Instead of the Stanley present in the players. When um. state statistician for the Ohio croon or Simmons gnint, Bruce they do gel it right on songs like The 67-year-old Proctorville Agricultural Statistics Service. It's Racer X FUckersdck has the some- sings but shows why he never "Destiny," the blend of native has owned Bumelte's I lib in turkey production, and what dubious honor as being really was given any meaningful Malmsteen majesty and Animal Farm and Educational Bumette said bis museum would Superheroes the third in a series of musical vocal duly before. Il must be the Mustaine grind works really Center for the last 30 years in pay homage to "a small amount acts to have their careers jump history, bill I hear a little Ace well. One that doesn't is the hor- Olmstcd Township near of turkey," along with ducks. Way back when, the guys in started by a TV show i \ 11 Is lichley in what's going on here. ribly prog-metal (a redundant Cleveland. pigeons, geese and doves. Racer X look time from their Hands on the Run"). Right now Unlike Ace however, Kulick can statement itself), The Angel." Now he wants to get oul of the lay Walker, a farmhand who day jobs as instructors at the it either laces a somewhat suc- actually access the full spread of The piano intro. the dieesj exotic animal business and turn works at Burneite's farm, says: Musician's Institute to form a cessful career, like that of O- notes within his thin, single choirgirl vocals, and the ofl his focus to domestic animals "People crack on him about his band and crank out some heavy Town from "Making the Band," octave range Instrumental! repeated refrain "you're the and the museum. chickens. Bui for him, il all start- duty shredding. Then, Paul or it will slowly lade away into "Pair of Dice" and "I jar" are the angel" all add up to complete "Sec," he said, pointing to a ed with the chicken. He always (iillxTt ventured off to join Mr. rerun history, like Lden's Crush top (racks but that's a relative yuck. picture of him al age 7. "There 1 wanted something for his chick- Ilig, and Racer X kinda fell by of""Popstars"famc. measure akin to choosing the This is By No. 2. so I might am, and there's my dog tucked ens." the wayside. With metal now There are two stark differ- best brand of creamed com — have lo go back and see if some under one ami, and my chicken Last year, Bumette placed an trying to rekindle its following in ences between Flickerstick and it's still creamed com. sophomore slump kicks in here. under the other." advertisement seeking poultry the States (having remained their reality-TV counterparts. Audio Dog is by no means There's potential here as songs Paging through the photo enthusiasts to serve on liis muse- huge in Japan). Gilbert and First they are not bubblegum necessary. It's a guitar player try- like the title track and the afore- album, he said. "You can see my um's board. He received just one company revived the band to pop and second they were ing to make a band's worth of mentioned "Destiny" demon- entire life develop, and there I reply, and ihe woman never try and cash in again. 2000's around as a band l>efore the TV music. Wliat appeals is (ha( il strate. Still, power metal rocks am, always, with chickens called back. I'eclmkalDifficulties went well cameras ever documented their doesn't feel like an ego thing — regardless, and this isn't flawed around me." No matter to Bumette, who is enough logo around again (and every move. just a guy who's doing some- quite enough to trash complete- Today, his farm is filled with sure his project will fly. Gilbert's departure from Mr. Big 1 be band falls into the conve- thing he loves. Inevitably, only ly. Better luck next time. 3,000 pieces of mostly chicken He wants chickens lo have the certainly didn't hurt). nient little category of "alterna- the Kiss-obsessed are going to Grade: C- memorabilia, including egg respect he saw on a recent 16-day Superheroes sticks to the tive" or "modem rock." There is care in the long run (and maybe cups, incubators and a chicken- international poultry tour. "Now, -Brad Klypcliak plucking machine. Add to (hat the German people lake their more than 25 breeds of fowl that poultry much differently," he live on the 2.5-acre farm. said. "There is a chicken in every "Chickens have played an back yard." I lolland just built a S3 important part in man's life from million museum devoted to the HECK V* eVT AT 9CNEW.Ce* the earliest concept of man rais- bird, he said.

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—Carl Sleidlmann, chief economist at Deloitte Research, who remains pessimistic about the economy even as the holi- day shopping season heats up. A forum of views and ideas OUR TAKE MAJORITY OPINIONS OF THE BG NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD The difference of a year Last Thanksgiving break, the have the most-improved record with the team last year. football team just lost its ninth in the nation from a year ago, The goal posts know what is game of the season, an embar- winning six more games in different this year. Last year, they rassing 51-17 defeat at the 2001. were longing to be touched. hands of arch-rival Toledo. Perhaps most impressive is They know the difference. After This time around, the sixth- how they've pulled off the turn- Friday's win, BG fans tore down largest crowd ever at the Doyt around. They've done it with a the lonely goal posts, and took witnessed the Falcons whip running-back by committee, a the white monsters to Kohl Hall. their nemesis, 56-21. to raise quarterback by committee and The goal posts know the dif- their mark to 8-3. The Falcons a star receiver who wasn't even ference: support. How the terrorists stole Christmas

because of the fear of the "other white US. should restrict cloning KURTIS > KINZEL stuff" (and yes, some people are BOSTON It has yet to be legislated reserved for research, however, Opinion Editor afraid of snow, too], UNIVERSITY whether or not the outcome of technology has enabled them to shoppers may lives saved with the research is play God, and it is only on good U-wirc Column greater than the life of the faith that we can trust they Remember when the decide to point and click on the Internet embryo. The War on Terrorism is won't abuse this science. Grinch was the one that stole engrossing the nation and the Without laws, we are handing Christmas? Remember last shopping sites. BOSTON - With the nation's attention focused on the War on stem cell research debate is on them not only the right to man- year when it was the date what constitutes a human University that stole Over the River Terrorism, a biotechnology cor- the back burner: but legislators cannot ignore the pressing life, but also the ability to wield Christmas Break? Those were and Through the poration did something that Woods months ago would have been question - should cloning be the power to bend the laws of the good ol' days. This year, federally regulated? nature with the wave of a test neither the University nor the Getting to Page I news for weeks, but Grandma's house is managed to mainly go over- The U.S. House of tube. Grinch is responsible for the Representatives previously sup- lawmakers and legislators change in Christmas. another thing that looked until they did the impos- has changed this sible: They cloned a human ported a ban on these types of have every right to be alarmed. Osama bin Laden and his cloning experiments and Technology is moving at a rapid band of merry terrorists are holiday. This author embryo. President Bush seconded it — pace — too fast for the govern- responsible for fear of going was at Cleveland This weekend, Advanced Cell Hopkins Airport the Technology Inc. sneaked up on yet, it remains to be passed. ment to keep up with. They to the mall, driving to grand- Perhaps, at a time when sena- must act quickly to investigate ma's house instead of flying; day before United States legislators who Thanksgiving and were otherwise occupied. And tors are rushing anti-terrorism cloning research and take the and making a phone call that bills through Congress, they necessary stems to ensure that is less deadly than a noted the lack of now, with their cloning technol- should process this bill just as the forces of nature do not end Christmas card or a holiday holiday travelers. ogy, scientists hope to create swiftly. up in the hands of a few scien- package. On the flip side, this This is due in large experimental treatments for dis- part to people's eases like Parkinson's, Scientists have already cloned tists. Christmas is supposed to be a animals and this weekend, they Science need not be stifled — return to Christmases past, • trepidation about Alzheimer's and juvenile dia- flying after the Sept. betes — all worthy causes. proved they have the technolo- but. with an issue that questions where nostalgia and tradition gy to clone human beings, and both the origin of life and the will be taking the place of 11 attacks. This fear MEAN ONE: The Grinch isn't the only one This type of research mustn't will force some to be confused with stem cell it's time the government had natural order of the worid — sci- mink coats and expensive trying to steal Christmas this year. the foresight to pass meaningful entists need to proceed with trips. These are just some of change their plans research - this type of research bills regulating the inevitable. caution and face as much feder- the ways that our Christmas to travel by train or involves cloning a potential car or abandon their plans The terrorist, though they human for the sake of destroy- These scientists claim their al red tape necessary to prevent has changed. injustices against humanity. Deck the Malls completely. Everyone will be tried their damndest, won't ing it. embryo reproduction is Some things haven't totally home for Christmas, "if only steal Christmas from us. They changed, but have been in their dreams." may make it more difficult for altered. Santa still ho-ho-hos Gone Postal people to travel and buy pre- at the mall, but behind the Another thing that the ter- sents, but they can never take scene, security has been rorists may have stole from us away the Christmas spirit or The day the trailer park died increased immensely. is the joy of opening holiday the love we have from one card and packages that come another. last one checks out. But this Channel. Known for its con- Because of the downturn in MATT the economy, people will be through the mail. The joy has The Grinch found this out isn't the TNN we know! tinuous footage of different less inclined to spend gratu- been replaced by the fear of the hard way: SUSSMAN Promos that feature Pamela animals doing it, this channel "He stared down at Who- Lee telling us to "watch the is for those who like those itous amounts of money on the aforementioned white Humor Columnist gifts. Those who will be stuff that may be waiting t'ille! The Grinch popped liis new TNN" just don't settle furry creatures. I am not one spending, may not be spend- inside. Hallmark, one of the eyes! Then he shook! What he well with me. Who gave her a of them. Suppose I, along Like any thrill seeker, I ing at the mall, either. two major greeting card man- saw was a shocking surprise! speaking part? with dozens of other cat jug- Financial analysts say that ufacturers has released a line He HADNT stopped watch cable TV constantly. Now that our brand spank- glers, write to the Discovery The great part about cable TV stores like the Gap and Ann of holiday postcards — same Christmas from coming! IT ing new TNN has become the Channel (or Animal Planet), Taylor will break even in sales sentiment, no scary envelope. CAME! Somehow or other, it is the variety. There's a chan- poor man's TBS. 1 realize what demanding that thev better, nel for everything. You want or end up in the red. Also, No Packages, Boxes or Bags came just the same!" cable TV was meant to offer: take their Filmed animals over to laugh? Watch Comedy choice. There's a station for to the Food Network or else Central. Cramming for a his- everything (even a channel we will see them in Court TV. tory test? The History Channel that tells you what's on other Regardless of what we say, the might help you out. There's channels), and the southern Discovery Channel will never Mwww.bgnews.com something for everyone, even folk just lost their home in the stop airing (he natural mating 210WesiHall the country bumpkins. They Bowling Green airwaves. Let's take a look at process of the lower echelon Si.iii' University haveTNN. what would happen if this of the food chain, and it prob- Bowling Green What I meant to say is they trend were to continue. ably won't show the mating Ohio 43403 had TNN. Drag racing, fishing, Case Study 1: The Weather process of humans, either. Phone:(419)372-2602 hot rodding, and the ever Channel. The sole purpose of That's where the Spice Tax: (419) 372-6967 popular "rassling" shows? this channel is to tune in for Channel comes in. K-mail: Earlier this year you could Five minutes or so lo see if any Case Study 3: Lifetime. To bgnews^lisiproc.bgsu.edu have tuned in to The serious weather is coming put it simply, if this channel NEWSKIMBERLY DUPPS, EDITOR-I-IN-CHIEF Nashville Network and watch your way. The local forecast is ever airs something that men those cool sprint cars that brought to you on the eights are remotely interested in, practically turn sideways then I suggest you stock up EDITORIAL AS$!Sr.-'IT EDITORS of every hour, accompanied when they slide into the turns. by soothing elevator music. for the winter, because hell MARIE CHICHE. CO-NEWS EDITOR CRAIG GIFFORO. SPORTS FEATURES ED I0SH MESSER, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE However, in a desperate Now, imagine if the Weather will have already frozen over. SHANNON K01XE0Y. CO-NEWS EDITOR WILL E SANDERS. CO- ASST NEWS EDITOR BRIAN KLOPP, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE attempt to emulate one of Ted Channel, in a desperate So there you have it. A TV NICK HURM, SPORTS EDITOR DAN NIEO. CO- ASST NEWS EDITOR I0E CALABRESE. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Turner's stations, TNN has attempt to boost ratings, channel for any interest, LISA BETT1NGER. A&E EDITOR ERICA GAMBACCINI. ASST SPORTS EDITOR BETH SCHUBERT, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE sold out and has become The decided to also report news whether it's game shows, car- KURTIS D. KINZEL OPINION EDITOR SARAH CASTO. ASST PHOTO EDITOR VICKI RIDENBAUGH, ACCOUNT EXEC. National Network- around the world along with a toons, golf, or watching con- MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, PHOTO EDITOR CHASITY LESTER, ASST COPY CHIEF ZUKEYA GRAVES, OFFICE ASSISTANT Now what does the "New sports ticker at the bottom. gressmen try and find their CARLA SCHOBER. ON-LINE EDITOR LISA LYNCH. ASST A&E EDITOR KRISTIN OSTERGAARD, OFFICE ASST TNN" give us? No, they don't Then the Weather Channel seats on C-SPAN. I prefer to MATT IVEV. GRAPHICS EDITOR show rodeos or even country bigwigs threw out the lohn see which Cleveland Brown REMA IMA. ASST OPINION EDITOR music. We're talking about IEFFARNETT. COPY CHIEF Tesh CDs that played during got arrested on ESPN. But syndicated TV shows that the local forecasts and gave us Monday through Friday, when -JIIONS people allegedly like: some Blink 182, Nelly, or those delightful hicks turn on ROBERT W. BORTEL. DIRECTOR Baywatch, Star Trek: the Next heaven forbid, Slaind. 1 hat their TV sets and change the CRAIG MURRAY. PRODUCTION ASST TONYA WHITMAN. ASST DIRECTOR DOUG LIPPUS Generation, Miami Vice, Real would result in a pathetic mix channel to TNN, they can LANIA ONDO, PRODUCTION ASST TODDT.WISE. ADVERTISING MANAGER JOE VELI2 TV, Judge Mills Lane, and of CNN and MTV. only watch one thing: ALLISON POST, PRODUCTION ASST BARBARA MILLER. CLERICAL SPECIALIST WIUWINOOM Dukes of Hazzard. OK, that Case Study 2: The Discovery Hasselhoff. ANDREA THOMAS. PRODUCTION ASST JEFF TACKETT. DESKTOP SPECIALIST PEOPLE RACHEL GIBSON NICKSABALAWSKY MARY B. WHITE CANDICE FISHER ()\ THE STREET SENIOR SOPHOMORE JUNIOR JUNIOR Are you surprised that the Falcons beat the Rockets? "No, they've been doing 7 didn't really know." "Shocked." "No, Urban Meyer rules." really good this season." BG NEWS Tuesday, November 27.2001 5 Opposition troops continue to overtake Taliban strongholds FIGHTING. FROM PAGE 1 said the Taliban appeared tobe in to go," Abdullah, who uses only could land with more troops and troops. alliance troops — and some U.S. control of the city airport too. one name, told a news confer- supplies, he said. The alliance reported scores of soldiers — yesterday. Alliance remained under Taliban control, Malik said there was no sign of ence in Kabul. In Kunduz. which fell Sunday defenders killed after they fighters said several dozen pris- AlPsaid. local Taliban officials in their Ferried in by helicopter, the after a two-week siege, northern claimed the city had already fall- oners were firing rockets and Loud explosions rocked the offices. However, most of the top vanguard of Marines seized a alliance soldiers sought to con- en. mortars at northern alliance area around Kandahar overnight Taliban leadership is believed to secret desert airstrip within strik- solidate their hold on the city — It was loreign fighters surren- troops. and early yesterday, with bright be holed up in and around ing distance of Kandahar, their and exact retribution from their dered or captured during the Before the fall of Kunduz, flares illuminating the night sky, a Kandahar, including their commander said. He said more foes. siege of Kunduz who staged Pakistan had appealed for safety witness in the city said. Tribal supreme leader, Mullah than 1,000 of them would be on In savage scenes repeated Sunday's uprising at a fortress- guarantees for any of its nationals leaders said their fighters, backed Mohammed Omar. the ground within 48 hours. throughout the city, alliance prison outside Mazar-e-Sharif. who were among those captured. by U.S. bombardment, had The foreign minister of the "The Marines have landed and fighters smashed one Afghan The prisoners — about 300 Foreign ministry spokesman Aziz pushed to within five miles of the northern alliance said he we now own a piece of Taliban to the ground with rifle Chechens, Pakistanis and Arabs Ahmed Khan avoided criticizing city. believed Omar and bin Laden Afghanistan," Gen. lames Mattis. butts after he quietly protested — seized weapons and turned on the United Slaiis lor iis role in Pakistani journalist Nasir were close together, but did not commander of the attack task being taken to a truck, then theirguards, triggering fighting so putting down the insurrection, Malik, who is in Kandahar, said disclose his reasons for thinking force, said from aboard the fierce that U.S. airstrikes were stomped his head. Corpses of saying only that prisoners who the center of the city was quiet so. assault ship USS Peleliu. After three dead Taliban lay in the mar- called in to quell it. surrender should be treated in yesterday afternoon, with truck- "The forces of the Taliban and securing the sandy airfield, ketplace; townspeople reported I lie alliance said most of the loads of armed Taliban soldiers the terrorist groups have been troops set up landing lights so they were first wounded in fight- prisoners were killed, but a hard accordance with international driving through the streets. He contained ... thev have nowhere fixed-wing transport aircraft ing, then executed by alliance core of holdouts was still battling law.

Tours well planned Court to choose mediator soon TRAVELS, FROM PAGE 5 scarred by difficult tasks." FUNDING. FROM PAGE 1 responsibility." until yesterday afternoon to tor should have experience in The couple said they have cho- Chester said he would do comment on a iist of nine medi- complex litigation and negotiat- trip is not just visiting the country, sen the best way to know this has not represented the school- whatever he could to help settle ators suggested by the court, or ing major public policy issues. It but an attempt to absorb its world. They consider the end of funding interests of Democratic the lawsuit. Taft's office said the name their own candidates. The identified four possibilities: Eric unique culture. each trip as a beginning of a new lawmakers, in the minority in governor agreed with court will select the mediator. Green, a Boston University law "Before every tour we do great one. both chambers. Montgomery's request. Montgomery did not identify professor; Michael Lewis, a research," Vera Marques said. "We The Marques are talking about Goodman said he agreed with Columbus lawyer Nicholas a top choice but said the state Washington, D.C. lawyer; collect all information about peo- some day writing a book relating Montgomery's request. Pitlner, representing the coali- wants a mediator with experi- ple, their habits and traditions." Francis McGovem, a Duke their adventures, such as being "I think it's more effective in tion, said Monday he was ence in law, government and The Marques have traveled by University law professor; and attacked by iguanas in Ecuador or that regard for them to be at the unaware of the request. He education finance and policy. car through all countries of Latin spending a night in a Canadian table," Goodman said. "Clearly Linda Singer, a Washington, D.C. declined to comment further. The coalition said the media- America, the United States, forest with a wild bear walking it's the attorney general's lawyers for both sides had lawyer. Canada, and some African and around their track. But they both European countries. Now they said that such experiences won't are planning their next trip — to stop them from traveling. Australia. "When we started our first "And probably after that we will odyssey, our family and friends visit Russia. I think, there are a lot decided that we were crazy," Vera Meyer happy with Falcons' pertomance of interesting and undiscovered Marques said. "But now they places somewhere in Siberia," accept it." FOOTBALL, FROM PAGE 5 rated us from a lot of our oppo- fourth quarter. Gerling finished our seniors start on some Helio Marques said. "The main for the Marques, their stop in nents this year. I am extremely his regular season career with phase." task will be not to get frozen com- Bowling Green is just a pause proud of their efforts." receptions in 42 straight games. Note: Toledo quarterback pletely there, but we are never before their next adventure. off by a three yard run by senior running back lohn Gibson to Even with "fantasy-like" num- Ii was his I8lh career touch- Tavares Bolden did not play due take a 21-7 lead. lust before the bers from Hants and Redd, it down catch, good enough for to a medical decision by team third all-time in BG history. half, Redd caught a 26 yard was a total team effort which doctors. Although Rocket coach dominated Toledo. The Falcons The Falcon defense held the touchdown and the Falcons Tom Arnstutz would not com- forced a season-high six potentate Rocket offense score- went into half-time with a com- ment on the specifics of injury, manding 28-7 lead. turnovers on the night (four less the rest of the way. BG's eight reports say that Bolden is out "You saw a Bowling Green fumbles, two interceptions). leading tacklers on the game AIDS awareness team that is a disciplined team Two of those fumbles were on were all members of the senior due to back spasms AIDS. FROM PAGE 1 how people can protect them- and I am extremely proud of consecutive kickoffs after BG class. BG's hopes for a bowl bid arc selves from contacting HIV touchdowns. BG special teams "I've never been happier for a still alive, but highly unlikely. to day tribulations they go that," BG coach Urban Meyer The event will be held in 101A said. "It's going to continue to be hero lason Morton forced and group of guys than I am today," Bowl representatives for the through. In addition, those in recovered fumbles that both led Olscamp Hall today from 7:30 to 9 that way. We are going to play Meyer said. "I don't think I have Tangerine and Silicon Valley attendance will hear a speech for p.m. to touchdowns. 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by Erica Gambaccmi for us. Gary Rommcck and However, it took the Falcons from new THE BC NEWS Natalie Becker. You can't ask for a while to get that last point. The volleyball team closed three better seniors out on the They were up 14-8 and the out its season Friday in a tough floor." Broncos came back to put the season five game loss to Ball State in The Falcons lost the first game within one point (14-13). the Mid-American Conference game against the Broncos, won Then junior middle Kristin Semifinals. the next two games, lost the Gamby had an impressive kill "I'm just so excited for our fourth game and came back to that ended the game for the seniors," said head coach win (he fifth game. The scores Falcons. Denise Van De Walle. "That's were 23-30,30-29,30-21.28-30, "To win on a big swing was Philosopher really what this is all about. We and 15-13. great," Van De Walle said. "We have six seniors who fell short "We pushed it to five games said no tipping, we wanted to "(Bowling Green football) has as juniors last year and had that and we were hoping to win in go down swinging." become a dismal cycle of second terrible taste in their mouth of four, but we played solidly all Gamby said, "I knew as soon rale players with rite character of losing in the first round." the way through game five," as I hit the ball I knew I hit it a dirty washcloth." The Falcons advanced to the Van De Walle said. "We were up hard enough that even if they -Sept 27,2000 semifinal round after defeating 12-7. At that point our passing got a touch on it, it was going to I wrote that in this paper last seventh seed Western Michigan usually breaks down, but at that be the end of the game. I want- Tuesday in five games. point our passing was still solid ed Becker to set me." year after Gary Blackney resigned Mike Lebmkuhk BGNem his post as head football coach. "The seniors came through and as long as we were still With that kill the Falcons At the time I thought I was right. 1 for us," Van De Walle said. passing I knew we would get JOY: Coach Denise Van De Walle celebrates after BG's win over thought a few bad apples on the "Amber Vorst had a great match that final point." RUN ENOS. PAGE 8 Western Michigan in the first round of the MAC Tournament. football team and an 0-4 record at the time meant that every BG football player was some sort of maniac. I thought the team was a group of drunken buffoons who would rather start a bar fight than go to practice and who had no hopes of ever winning more than four games in a season. I thought these players could never bring joy, let alone pride, to Bowling Green. Thank you for proving me wrong The players on the current Falcon squad were doing the same thing last year that they did this year, but this time with an 8- 3 record, wins over Toledo, Missouri, and Northwestern, and a touch of class. Last year I let my frustration with Blackney spill unjustly to the players. And most importantly, to the man who took Blackney s place — thank you Urban Meyer for helping these players prove me wrong. Thank you for making me real- ize that the problem last year was in the coaching, not the players. Thank you for making a win over Toledo seem like a right of pas- sage rather than a miracle, as it seemed two years ago Last Friday Meyer sent his players out on the field with the Mid-American Conference's best defense and one of the rising quarterbacks in the nation and they beat Toledo up and down the field for three hours and then watched as the student body tore down the goal posts in celebra- tion. The win just solidified the character of this team. Since I wrote the above com- Chris Schooler BGNem ments I have gotten to know the players better. Many have taken MAC MISSILE Over the last three weeks, BG sophomore quarterback Josh Harris has been about as unstoppable as a missile. Here, Harris dives into the end zone for one me aside to tell me what they of his two rushing touchdowns. Harris also threw four TD passes. Harris was named MAC offensive player of the week. thought of my opinion Some have threatened violence, but most have presented the subject with an air of respect and dignity 1 mistakenly assumed was impossible Many understood Tale of team from tiny to tall my words but still felt their sting They realized that their 2-9 by Erik Cassano nobody in Toledo ever seemed increased, work ethics were record last year didn't paint a THE BC MEWS to call him by it revitalized, and the team was good picture of the team as a OK. boys and girls, gather Toledo ran over opponents ready to hit some people. whole, but refused to believe they around. I'm going to tell you a like a steamroller welded to a They quickly made their own players were the problem. story. dragster. The people of Bowling legend. They ventured to the Turns out they were right Once upon a time, in the Green though them more fero- land of Missouri, and slayed Defensive lineman Brandon middle of a big, big, big, big cious than 1,000 tractor pulls their Tigers. They snacked on Hicks, a man 1 wouldn't want to cornfield called northwest put together. Last year, Toledo Bulls, Bobcats and Golden meet in a back alley at night was Ohio, there was a college called crushed Bowling Green in the Flashes. the most adamant and effective Bowling Green. The college had Glass Bowl Made Out Of They blinded Owls and, in in arguing Through our a football team, but it didn't do Concrete, and that was the last the land of Akron, narrowly exchanges he has earned my very well. It had gone a long straw. The townspeople craved escaped the lair of the giant utmost respect and made me time without a winning season, winning football. They no more kangaroo known as Zippy. realize that he and his team- and the townspeople were wanted to feel the sting of losing Oh, that first season of Urban mates are sharing things on the starting to not pay attention. to a team that lies about what its had its pitfalls, too. Marshall's football field that I, as a writer, The town's basketball team had stadium is made out of. They Herd trampled them. They could not understand. And he a coach named Sir Dakich who, wanted change. They wanted went to the land of Kalamazoo, did it with class and poise. as legend goes, held the key to a results. They wanted the man and left with Bronco-hoof Meyer, Hicks and men like land known as Nit and had van- called Urban. marks on their rear ends. losh Harris, Godfrey Lewis, Eric quished many foes to get there. The college elders ventured Miami's Quarterback of Many Miscuda. D) Owchar and many The men of the hardwood were to the Land of the Golden Letters came to Bowling Green more have made me believe in hailed as heroes. The men of the Dome, where football is king, and shot the lights out with his Bowling Green football again. gridiron went largely unno- and appealed to Urban to come rifle arm. True, the Had apples I assumed ticed. east with them, to turn their But those last two weeks. were the whole team last year still Meanwhile, to the north, a football team back into red- Those were worth the entire exist, but they are much fewer sinister force was building blooded warriors. Urban spoke season by themselves. and in the background now. At strength. The team from the to The Man, his former boss The first week, they appeared the forefront of this 8-3 season is Large Cavernous Abyss From who now resides in South destined for certain doom at a disciplined team who, as the Which No Man Returns (nick- Carolina, and he said it was Northwestern, down by 14 moo publicly visible representa- named "Toledo") had a great good. With The Man's blessing points in the fourth quarter. tives of this school, have made running back, a stallion who Urban did venture east, he did They rallied and won in the final Bowling Green proud. carried his team to win after come to Bowing Green, and he three minutes, and Bowling 1 usually stand by my words Chris Schoottr BG News win: Heisman Candidate. He did provoke change. Green rejoiced. steadfastly and whole-heartedly, apparently had another name, Like a shot of pure caffeine, 111 take most of my opinions to the OUT IN A BLAZE OF GLORY: Senior receiver Kurt Gerling (left) cele- Chester-something but the team responded. Intensity grave. But this time I was wrong brates BG's victory over Toledo with linebacker Frank Garofalo. TALE, PAGE 7 BG NEWS SMUTS Tuesday, November 27. 2001 7

Chris Schooler BG New TELL EM' DAW: BG quarter- back coach Dan Mullen fires DefUsin away at his squad. ""ROCKETS

Chris Schooler 8G News TIMBER: Falcon faithful tear down down the goal post after the game. One pole ended up as far as Kohl Hall. (LEFT) The BG onslaught continued throughout the game.

Quest remains TALE. FROM PAGE 6 and celebrated long into the night. Urban was pleased The next week. Toledo came to "You guys have probably heard town, looking for a bowl appetiz- me saying to every student group er. Was it curtains for Urban's I spoke to, and I hope these goal Chris Schooler ti& rte«vs men? Did Bowling Green fall vic- posts go down Main Street, tim to the scourge of Toledo yet because that is where they THE GAMEPLAN: Cornerbacks coach Tommie Thigpen scemes a again? Nah. belong," he said. plan to Sergio Lund, Karl Rose and the rest of the secondary corps Bowing Green stood tall and Now is about the time I'd nor- during the second quarter. fearless, and did all the eating, mally fly into that happily ever running Hcisman Gandidatc and his minions out of town, 56-21. after shpeel. but I won't because Chris Schooler BG News There was pandemonium after- this story is only beginning. Next ward. The frenzied denizens of chapter: The quest for a FAKE: BG quarterback Andy Sahm gave a great ball fake which the town tore town the goal jxists bowl game. had the Rockets tackling senior Jon Gibson, the wrong man.

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by Joel Hammond Falcons with career-bests of 15 with 16 points in the game. The IB[ BC lias points and 10 rebounds, and Kim Falcons were once again out- What do an injured star player, Griech added 13 points. BG was rebounded, this time by a 53-38 three losses and a very young within three on a Sakima Smith margin. team give you? jumper with 1:14 logo, but came "We need that every game Ask Curt Milk-r no closer. from Dana," said Miller. "She has "We aren't a confident team," The Falcons were over- been struggling scoring, and we said Miller, the women's basket- matched in their game with need 10 to 13 points every night ball head coach. "We lost our best Colorado, who hosted the Coors out of her. It's a bit of a disap- player, and are a team searching Classic. The Buffaloes won 96-44. pointment, to have to play Yale for its identity. It was obviously a at one time running off 27 later in the year with a win rough week." straight points and leading by a already under their belt." The week Miller referred to score of 53-9. The hosts out- The Falcons open the home included losses to Detroit rebounded the Falcons 58-26. portion of their regular-season Tuesday, Colorado Friday and Lindsay Austin, who was named slate tonight against Eastern Yale Saturday, and the star player to the All-Tournament team, led Kentucky, who beat the Falcons was Francine Miller, the Falcons' the Falcons with 16 points. last year by 38 points. all-cverything senior, who "That learn is on another "I don't think they're quite 38 injured her knee only four min- level," said Miller. "They are points better than us," said Miller. utes into Tuesday's game at coached by one of the great "It will have to be a total team IX'troit. defensive minds in college bas- effort against them, with "Francine's absence clearly ketball, and played very well. Francine out. Clearly, we'll miss hurt us even more, in all three Again, there arc positives for us. her play-making ability. games," said Miller. "In the Their second team is as good as "We'll fight them, but they are a Detroit game, we did all we could any starring five in the MAC, and talented team. They will press for ask for — we put ourselves in a we played them tough through- 40 minutes and run us up and position to win. Without her in out the second half. That's a good down the floor every possession. there though, we didn't have a go- sign." We'll have to get into our press- to player. The same applies for The Falcons lost to Yale, who breaker earlier in the game to the Yale game." they will meet again later in the combat their pressure." The Falcons lost for the second year in Miami, 81-69 in the con- Tipoff for tonight's game is set straight year to Detroit, 67-62. solation game. Senior Dana for 7 p.m. Sophomore Kelly Kapferer led the Westem-Schuka led the Falcons

Ball State wins heartbreaker

RUN ENDS. FROM PAGE 6 (30-28, 22-30, 30-25, 35-37. 15- Rommeck leads the league in 17). kills per game (4.61) and solo advanced to the semifinals Friday This was the sixth time the blocks (37). She is second in the to face third seed Ball State in Cardinals have defeated the league in blocks (1.36) and sixth another hard fought battle. Falcons in the MAC Tournament. in hitting percentage (.307). "Our goal was to get in the final Gamby is sixth in the league in four of the MAC Tournament and NOTES: kills per game (3.79) and 11th in we did that," Van De Walle said. Rommeck was named to the hitting percentage (.282). Michael lehmkuhle BG News However, that was all the fur- All-MAC first team for the second "1 am very proud of Cary and ANOTHER SPLIT: Friday and Saturday's matchup held identical scores, but different victors. BG ther the Falcons would make it as year in a row, while Gamby Kristin," Van De Walle said. "They won its fourth game ot the season Friday 3-2, but lost by the same score Saturday to Lake earned honorable mention for they lost their most difficult have been instrumental in our Superior after holding a 2-1 lead going into the final period. match of the season in five games the first time in her career. success this season." BG News welcomes vour ideas for future stories • * Call us at 372-6966 # Honest, Handmade Mexican Food India Student Association EL CAMINO REAL LTD is proud to invite everyone to celebrate &W4U - Fes^d of L/^ Free Chips A Salsa 110% off Date: December 1. 2001 WVLunch or Dinner with BGSU Venue: St Thomas More Parish Church Order. Student/Faculty Thurstin Ave. I.D. Bowling Green, OH #1 Mexican Restaurant in Wood County Time: 6:00pm to 10:00pm good through: Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 11-9 11/6/01 - 12/10/01 Tickets: $6:00; Tickets will be sold outside the Education Bldg. Fri.-Sat. 11-10 on November 27" & 28" from 10am to 4pm

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Black was also select- Amy Zonla of the open to the public and is spon- NAACP Petition In addition to being a ed as the Outstanding Male Ohioanna Quarterly praised sored by the Creative Writing Mon.-Fri. 'Skin of Our Teeth' University professor, Messer is Comedian for 2001, at the Messer's work as constructing Program, Mid-American ♦THURSDAY 11/29/01 9 a.m.-5 p.m. the author of the critically American Comedy Awards. "some of the most persuasive Education Steps acclaimed collection of poetry, Review and English Additional ticket sale loca- family portraits I know." NAACP will be petitioning for "Murder in the Family." The Department. support of affirmative action. tions include: Kreischer and Messer is also the author of Women's Basketball vs. collection won the College For more information con- MacDonald on Tuesday, "Does God's Existence Need IPFW still playing at U. English Association of Ohio's Rodgers and Kohl on Proof?" which analyzes both tact the Creative Writing 7 p.m. Popcorn Sale Nancy Dasher award in 1996. Mon.-Fri. Wednesday and Offenhauer sides of the contemporary dis- Department at 419-372-8370. Anderson Arena CAMPUS BUZZ 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Founders on Thursday. Olscamp Mall The Bowling Green State For info call 372-2486. ' Phi Bela Sigma will be selling University production of the H.fTiTTC popcorn to benefit the Boy Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy Scouts. "The Skin of Our Teeth" is sull ninning. So let the pet dinosaur Gospel Choir will be in, put on your pillbox hat and Hockey vs. Nebraska- prepare for mayhem, because it selling tickets for 'Brat' playing at the Gish Omaha is currently playing at the Eva 7 p.m. "Gospel Explosion" Marie Saint Theatre Dec. 1-2. BGSU Ice Arena Mon.-Fri. The thought-provoking and "Brat" 10a.rn.-5 p.m. uproarious comedy is sure to Russian film Olcscamp Hall leave the audience in stitches. '« "* * 1997 ■ ■ Written by acclaimed play- Kino International pictures ♦SATURDAY 12/01/01 wright Thornton Wilder, the Starring: Community Action story of "Skin" centers on the PHOTO PROVIDED Sergei Bodrov Jr. Project Antrobus family as they face Comedian Lewis Black. Viktor Sukhorukov Men's Basketball vs. Mon.-Tues. numerous disasters and difficul- Svetlana Pisnuchenko Marist 11:30a.m.-3:30p.m. ties, yet always pull through to I p m Olscamp Hall face whatever the future will Anderson Arena Women's Studies will be selling THE CAMPUS This Thursday at 7:30 p.m. bags of candy. All proceeds will bring. in the Gish Film Theatre, the go to the Women's Center. With all the hilarity and chaos International Film Series con- T^ ; V PHOTO PROVIDED of the most outrageous farce, the BUZZ tinues with a screening of the Hoekey vs. Nebraska- play has serious undertones PHOTO PROVIDED Russian film "Brat." Sergei Bodov Jr. stars in the 1997 Russian film Brat.' Omaha NAACP about the resiliency of mankind 202 West Hall Directed by Alexei Tues.-Fri. A scene from the BGSU Theatre production of "The Skin of Our Teeth," from left The film is being shown Thursday in the Gish theater. 7 pm. in the face of enormous tragedy. include: Lindsay Ruehl. Megan McNerny. James Williams and Mary Beth White. BGSU Balanbanov, "Brat." is the story BGSU Ice Arena 10a.m.-4p.m. "Skin" is a tour de force of Olscamp Hall of Danila (Sergei Bodrov Jr. co- he is much easier at murdering up frontier town in the post- theatre that will entertain and nizes that we are flawed human ter Gladys; J. Michael Bestul of of Our Teeth" will be presented Bowling Green, Oh 43402 Extravaganza tickets star to Catherine Deneuve in people than he is relating to Soviet era." uplift its viewers. Directed by beings, and yet we always con- Cleveland, Wise., as their son in the Eva Marie Saint Theatre Phone: (419) 372-2440 "Est-Ouest") who, just out of other human beings, which he "Brat" also received the Sara Lipinski-Chambers, the tinue to move forward." Henry, and Zack Krajcik of on the second floor of Fai: (419) 372-0202 the army, moves to St. leads him to discover that not Silver Hugo award for best Fencing Club Raffle show will not only span vanous Leading the remarkable cast WxBter, as Mr. Fitzpatrick. University Hall. Petersburg to be with is broth- Additionally, this production Show times will be at 8 p.m. e-mail: bu2z@bgnetbgsiLedu only is he genuinely good at actor at the Chicago Tues.-Wed. tones, but also various times, as of "The Skin of our Teeth" is er (Viktor Sukhorukov). It Dec. 1, and at 2 pjn. on Dec. 2. his new vocation, but he enjoys International Film Festival as lla.m.-4p.m. the story of the Antrobus clan is Jodie Taylor of Maumee, as has an exceptional supporting rums out his brother is a low Education Steps Sabina, the Antrobus house- cast of characters, which is sure All seats for students, adults and Staff: it as well. well as being nominated lor a romp through the history of level numbers runner for a fac- The Fencing Club will be raffling humankind with themes that keeper; James S. Williams of to show how the extraordinary seniors are S10. For children Tony Recznik. Editor The New York Times best European at the Brussels tion of the Russian mob and a DVD player. All proceeds benc- Dallas, Texas, as Mr. Antrobus familyds survival is a under 12, tickets are $5. Group praised "Brat" as a "terrifically International Film Festival, are completely relevant to April Elliott, Asst. Editor fitting United Way campus drive. Antrobus.Lindsey A. Ruehl of wacky testament to the triumph rates are available. To reserve gets Danila a job as a hitman. stylish gangster film...(where) The screening is free, but todayds society. Bowling Green, as Mrs. of the human spirit. tickets, contact the BGSU ErikPepple, Copy Chief Unfortunately as part of his the former Leningrad has seating is limited. "l"think that ("Skin") brings new lifestyle he discovers that with it a message of hope," says Antrobus; Lisa M. Fulton of The BGSU Department of Theatre Box Office at (419) 372- become a lawless, shool-'em BY ERIK PEPPIE, BUZZ WRITER Lipinsky-Chambers. "It recog- V^Tsilanri, Mich., as their daugh- Theatre production of "The Skin 2719. THE CAMPUS BUZZ email: [email protected]

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by Ronald Blum Metropolitan Sports Facilities Tom Werner's bid to buy control trate the timing of the arbitra- THE USSOCIAriD PRESS Commission, which operates the of the Boston Red Sox. tion. NEW YORK — Baseball com- Metrodome, must file its While the Twins and Expos "Assuming we haven't reached missioner Bud Selig is expected response by Wednesday. await word on whether they'll be an agiecment, we're going to go to get a term extension when Owners want to eliminate the around next year, Selig is likely to to him and ask for some help," Launch 3 new Careers. owners meet Tuesday in Expos, who averaged just 7,648 slay in place for years. said Gene Orza, the union's No. 2 Chicago, but it appeared no deci- fans per game at Olympic Selig, whose family has con- official. sion will be made on the Stadium this year. trolled the Milwaukee Brewers Partly because of the contrac- Buy an iBook. Minnesota Twins and Montreal Twins owner Carl Pohlad, frus- since 1970, was elected to a five- tion debate, there has been little Expos. trated at the Minnesota govern- year term as commissioner in negotiation between owners and Owners voted Nov. 6 to elimi- ment's refusal to fund a new ball- July 1998, and owners will be players on a labor contract to nate two teams before next sea- park, is willing to have his team asked to extend it for at least replace the one that expired Nov. son but didn't select them. The eliminated in exchange for a three additional years, according 7. Expos and Twins are the most contraction payment, even to a high-ranking team official Some Twins fans planned to likely candidates, and contrac- though his team has been prof- who spoke on the condition of attend the meeting at O'Hare tion then ground to a halt lOdays itable in recent years and raised anonymity. International Airport with the later when a Minnesota judge its average attendance from Selig, 67, is expected to gain intent of giving Selig petitions issued a temporary injunction 13,083 in 2000 to 22,287 this year. the extension with little or no with more than 110,000 signa- that forced the Twins to fulfill Meanwhile, no decisions have opposition is expected from tures urging the team be saved. their lease next season at the been made on the possible sales owners, many indebted to him Paul Ridgeway, one of the Metrodome. of the Florida Marlins or for his past assistance with indi- organizers, and former-Twin Selig did not want to ask own- Anaheim Angels. Expos owner vidual team problems. Frank Quilici said their caravan ers to make any decisions on leffrey Loria has talked to Marlins Meanwhile, the players and planned to stop in Seng's home- contraction while the injunction owner John Henry about buying owners still were unable to agree town of Milwaukee. was in place, a high-ranking the Marlins, but has not reached on dates for arbitrator Shyam "Here's a message to you and baseball official said Monday on an agreement, the baseball offi- Das to hear the grievance the the owners: Think twice about the condition he not be identi- cial said. union filed to stop contraction. doing this to the Minnesota fied. Henry has expressed interest Players claim the Nov. 6 decision Twins," Quilici said. The Twins and baseball have in purchasing the Angels from violate the terms of their expired Ridgeway said if Selig refused asked the Minnesota Supreme The Walt Disney Co., but those labor agreement, and that own- to meet them in Chicago, they'll Court for a speedy review of the talks haven't progressed and ers can't eliminate clubs without park a motor home outside his injunction, requesting a hearing Henry has said he is willing to the union's consent. office in Milwaukee on no later than Dec. 7. The become a minority investor in Das probably will have to arbi- Wednesday. Redd, Hicks make First-Team CLEVELAND (AP) — Mid Ohio punter Dave Zastudil back Thomas Hammock, defensive lineman Brandon American Conference East earned first-team AU-MAC hon- Marshall linebacker Max Yates Hicks and Western Michigan champion Marshall led the way ors Monday for the fourth con- and Western Michigan defensive defensive back Ronald Rogers. with 15 selections among the secutive season. Toledo running lineman Anthony Allsbury. NIU place-kicker Steve Azar league's top 60 players as voted back Chester Taylor was a first- First time first-team selections was named first-team after an by the conference's 13 head leamer for a third consecutive who were second-team All-MAC honorable mention selection last coaches. season. last year are Akron offensive line- year. Toledo, Western Michigan and Repeating from last year's first man Konrad Dean, Ball State Three freshmen were hon- Northern Illinois each had seven team, along with Zastudil and running back Marcus ored, as were 10 sophomores, 19 players honored. Tavlor, are Northern Illinois tail- Merriweather, Bowling Green juniors and 28 seniors. There's Always Something JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE New In The Classifieds!!! SUMMER & FALL RENTALS Check out The DJ. our Huge Assortment Create your own mixes. 2001 LITERARY CARAVAN of Houses, Duplexes, and Apartments Burn your own CDs. 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Jury begins Company claims it cloned embryo deliberations by left Dorm that. tion to cloning. McGee, a University of lit ISTON (API—A jury began tut ASSOClMEO PRESS Critics of cloning, including the Pennsylvania bioethicist, called the A recipe for controversy deliberations yesterday in the *•£•** aftem ta ctsrm a r-jnm errciyc A*n> "naani tc 3tKe«p BOSTON — A company's claim that it National Right to Ufe Committee, wast- announcement "nothing but hype." 9*n«Na»y«nx>a*.Ue -eoiawivt «ns *v pwxs nu* human case ol a cross-dressing million- is first to clone a human embryo has ed little time attacking the announce- He said the company's re|x>n lacks any eOm-% Hay* fa conpany 3ial£0"**-rtaf-*n,< aire dennatologist who says he drawn opposition from the White I louse. ment. significant details, including what cells Cell swap i was insane when he shot his the Vatican and other abortion foes who "This corporation is creating human company scientists actually grew from Ov r*eth«j MM c> i*e i«n»c»vi - DVOj't t'< -vj»ie<»Tvrorcgg T-»S ft»no>* K& 'ho plotted the shooting, then Technology in Worcester say they hope to "Unless Congress acts quickly, this cor- The U.S. House of Representatives hits Ml (* a •"*.•!• feigned insanity. But a defense develop genetically compatible replace- poration and others will be opening voted to ban human cloning, and the 1-1, i"]'<-T.L".V I', I • hJO t*C attorney told the jury that ment cells for patients with a range of ill- human embryo farms." Senate is considering such a ban. On tftm Sharpe was "about as insane as nesses. « A top Vatican official, Monsignor NBC's "Meet the Press," Sen. Richard anyone that you're ever going to "This work sets the stage for human Tarcisio Bertone, also condemned the Shelby. R-Ala., said, "I believe it will be meet." therapeutic cloning as a potentially limit- cloning, saying that while the goal of cur- perhaps a big debate, but at the end of Sharpe shot his wife of 27 less source of immune-compatible cells ing disease is laudable, "the end doesn't the day, I don't believe that we're going to years, Karen, with a hunting rifle for tissue engineering and transplanta- justify the means." Vatican teaching let the cloning of human embryos go as she stood in the foyer of her tion medicine," said Dr. Robert P. Lanza, holds that life begins at conception, so on." suburban Boston home last one of the company's researchers. destroying an embryo would end a Bush is allowing federal funding of year. Prosecutors said the der- C* »*w motM n*<* iewwc *i a suflocy* a WB* &*■■ c* President Bush said yesterday that the human life. 1 research on existing stem cell lines. While r...' |Q(] ..-I- .. ■ ■ . rvtfelrrte'l-- 1 ■ matologist killed her after she breakthrough was "morally wrong, in my Speaking yesterday on NBC's "Today" House spokesman Ari Fleischer said yes- *TC« tnu oac*- a vaeg SOCOK a: tcu » i<> can left him and refused to return S3 opinion." show, West replied that the work does not terday that the president hopes "this first million he had transferred to her Efit r*proCrammlng "We should not, as a society, grow life involve human life, but rather "cellular crossing of the line" will spur the Senate f 1 •* v*- ir*«v«i - pa nmo0**M . - wwi fw CUM* CW^ name. to destroy it." Bush said. life, a fundamental distinction." to act on House legislation. The verdict will determine Several states have banned human "I consider myself pro-life, by the way, Dr. Norman Fost, director of the Mt> t .v v.- ■ *-i 1. si ■■ Mm* whether he will go to prison or a cloning, and Congress is considering a and 1 do not see this as a pro-life issue at bioethics program at the University of ■ 1 ring - i«M ws* ■ ■ i mental hospital. ban. Company officials insisted their all," West said. Wisconsin-Madison, said the work of the aMfcfcf* -•TFTt- Sharpe, 47. who taught at '.'.■.'•, work is the first step in providing hope for Advanced Cell Technology announced Massachusetts researchers is "a basic cr cri , rj.3o -.;-•■ Of Harvard Medical School, had people with spinal injuries, heart disease egg possesses a its findings Sunday onbne in the journal part of making stem-cell research useful MM r-K y*U made millions in the stock mar- and other ailments. e-biomed: The Journal of Regenerative for human beings." He said most ket and in his cosmetic hair- Lanza and the company's top execu- Medicine. The research was also Americans favor such science removal businesses tive Michael West said they had no inter- described online in Scientific American. Carl Feldbaum, president of the A psychiatrist for the defense est in transplanting such early embryos Glenn McGee, a critic of the company Biotechnology Industry Organization, testified that Sharpe was in a into a woman's womb to give birth to a who once sat on its ethics board, said its predicted that Congress will ultimately psychotic state at the time of the cloned human being, nor was it clear announcement was premature and allow human cloning for therapeutic shooting and had suffered from that their embryo would be capable of would serve only to encourage opposi- purposes. various psychiatric disorders.

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