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by Craig Gifford toward the Children's Miracle have to be in a sorority, fraternity ning. THE 8G NEWS Network, an organization for or organization to be involved, "Last year I saw it for the first Although the 2002 Dance children but that's not really the case- time," said Robert Rowland, a Dance Marathon Dates Marathon is still 178 days away, The steering committee, or About 15 people attended the senior. "I saw how much fun it the events steering committee students involved in planning the informational meeting, but was and wanted to look into it Dance Marathon, the University's annual event to raise has already begun getting people event, are the members who ran Erford said she was encouraged more." money for the Children's Miracle Network, is currently in the involved. the meeting discussed the plan- that even that many showed up. "I knew a lot went into plan- Last night was the second of ning that goes into putting on the "Any little bit helps," she said. ning it," said Kimberly Keckler, planning stages and will take place in 178 days. two informational meetings that event as well as how much "Any time you can bring in 10 or sophomore. "All you see is the have been held this month with money past events have made 12 people and they tell their people standing out there and •Oct. 17 First Dancer Group Representative meeting the goal of getting the word out to and how many people have been friends, that's something." you don't see the behind-the- students who have never been involved. Most of the people who attend- scenes stuff that goes on." •Oct. 24 150 day countdown event involved in the event before. "It's basically for anybody who ed last night's meeting already Keckler, who watched a lot of Dance Marathon is a yearly hasn't had experience in Dance had an understanding of what the event on television from her •Nov. 1 First Overall Meeting event, which is considered to be Marathon before," said Abbey Dance Marathon was, but were the Universities largest philan- Erford, dancer relations chair. there to get more knowledge of DM, PAGE 3 •March 23 The 32-hour Dance Marathon begins thropy. All money raised goes "Sometimes they feel like you what was involved with the plan-

Faculty Delta Zeta becomes chapter Students inform make CD teach-in for art

by Kimberly Dupps textbook THE BG NEWS For Don McQuarie, terrorism is by Chuck Soder THE BG NEDS a topic that has been around for- ever. University students and faculty The American Culture Studies who recentiy created a compact director was among about 10 fac- disk to accompany an updated ulty members that led sessions textbook didn't do it the easy way, about the recent terrorist attacks according to Michael Arrigo, In New York City and Washington University two-dimensional DC. foundations coordinator. Faculty Senate and the College Though the book, Art of Arts and Sciences organized the Fundamentals, has been periodi- teach-in yesterday from 10 am. to cally updated since it was written noon in 101 Olscamp Hall. in 1960, the CD is its first step "After the recent events, it is toward a multimedia format. really important for the campus to However, the team led by com- make available seminar sessions puter art faculty member Bonnie like these," McQuarie said. Mitchell, tried to avoid creating a McQuarie, who taught a class CD just so the text could be con- on the sociology of terrorism in sidered a multimedia package, the 1980s, led a session on the his- said Arrigo, who wrote most of the tory and politics of terrorism. CD's text. "The things we associate with "Right now that's sort of a terrorism are tactics used by trend," said Arrigo. "And a lot of movements that are relatively times (the CD) is of dubious use- weak." McQuarie said. "It does not fulness." mean these terrorist acts cannot Arrigo, who himself uses the cause tremendous damage and disk in his two-dimensional disrupt a society." drawing course, said the CD's In the session, he discussed the interactive features give the stu- Links between the U.S. and the dents what the text could not: The Taliban. The U.S. helped the ability to experiment. Taliban, among other opposition "Instead of just looking at an groups, in the 1980s, when example, you're able to change Afghanistan was fighting against and alter them," he said. "It does- the Russian troops in the country n't just spit it out — it's a true aug- at the time. The Afghanistan gov- mentation of what's in the text." ernment at the time supported Four retired art faculty mem- the Russian troops. bers, Philip Wigg, Robert Stinson, "The U.S. made a big mistake," Otto OcvLrk and David Cayton, McQuarie said. "We began tying updated the book over the sum- ourselves to the more militant mer, as they do every three or four groups; we saw them as allies but years. The group authored the they saw themselves as taking book's first edition except for advantage of the situatioa" Cayton, who replaced Robert Bone, now deceased. The Gulf War and U.S. involve- Michael Lehmkuhto BG News ment in the Israeli-Palestinian Now in its ninth edition, the book has always been written by conflict have also contributed to DELTA ZETA; Jennifer Manuel, a junior Delta Zeta Sorority member, announces to the crowd at yesterday's Panhellenic Council meet- the anti-American sentiment in faculty. The CD has given stu- ing, that Delta Zeta Sorority will be installed as a chapter by the National Council of the Sorority. Delta Zeta currently has 85 members dents more of a role in the the Middle East and will celebrate the first week of November with various activities. On Oct. 24,1902, the sorority was founded at Miami University "There has to be peace between in Oxford, OH. Israelis and Palestinians; the COs PAGE 3 recognition of a Palestinian state or this is not going to end," McQuarie said. While McQuarie focused on how this happened to the U.S. and possible solutions, Scott Martin, professor of history and American Culture Studies, talked BG to get Internet access through cable about "the forces that shape pub- lic opinion." In Martin's discussion, students by Shannon E. Kolkedy said. "They are pleased with its speed IHE BG NEWS said how dissenting opinions do and the lack of dial-up access." not often surface among the Time Warner Cable, Bowling "They want to make sure the prod- majority. Green's cable service provider, will uct is running and functioning well "There isn't any attempt to add high speed internet access to its for our customers," he said. grapple with or understand why service options. The expected cost of the groups like this hate the United According to Tune-Warner Roadrunner Internet service is $40 to States," Martin said. Governmental Affairs Manager Pat $45 per month. I Aviation Studies professor McCauley, Roadrunner has been "If you have a cable system in your Stephen Quilry discussed the cur- available for several years, but is only home," McCauley said, "you can rent situation of airline security now in the testing stages (employees choose to get roadrunner service qnd the possible changes that only) in the Bowling Green commu- without being a cable television sub- inay come from the terrorist nity. scriber." "Customers (Findlay residents Most newer computers are com- who already receive the service) are TEACH-IN, PAGE 3 pleased with the system," McCauley INTERNET. PAGE 3 2 Wednesday, September 26,2001 STATE BG NEWS Cincinnati adding officers

Slohn Nolan ing like we saw in April," police Roach, 27, a city officer since we've got bigger problems with revolver. He said other officers Roach's perception, or how the tSSOCIMEOWESS spokesman Lt Kurt Byrd said. 1997, could get up to nine what's going on around the coun- who had been chasing Thomas instinctive fear he experienced CINCINNATI — Police will The shooting sparked three months in jail or be placed on try," said Thomas, who has joined testified they had not drawn their have more officers on duly and nights of rioting, the city's worst probation if convicted of both with clergy members in recent weapons or perceived a need to when he felt threatened could on call Wednesday when a judge racial unrest since the Rev. Martin charges. months to walk the city's streets do so. have affected what he recalled announces his verdict in the trial Luther King Ir.'s assassination in Cecil Thomas, executive direc- and talk to young blacks about Mclntosh also said Roach told when he spoke to police about of a white police officer who shot 1968. A citywide curfew was tor of the Cincinnati Human their concerns. homicide investigators differing and killed an unarmed black ordered, dozens of people were Relations Commission, said he Timothy Thomas had run from versions of what happened "to the shooting. man. injured and more than 800 were also doesn't expect widespread three other police officers, scaled salvage his job" Shiverdecker said the officer's But authorities said they don't arrested. disturbances after the trial. fences and was in a neighbor- The officer at first said Timothy fear made him involuntarily fire expect a repeat of the rioting that Lawyers presented testimony However, he said, "Young black hood plagued by guns, drug deals Thomas made a threatening followed the April 7 shooting of all last week to Hamilton County males, in particular, are very con- and violence, defense lawyer move toward him, and he his weapon. Timothy Thomas, 19. The terror- Municipal Judge Ralph E. cerned as to the outcome. Merlyn Shiverdecker said in the thought Thomas had a gun. After the trial is over, Roach ist attacks on the nation have Winkler, who heard the trial with- "They are already angry over trial's closing arguments Monday. Roach later told investigators that faces possible department disci- drawn some of the attention out a jury. the fact that the most he can get Is Roach was doing his job by trying Thomas stepped around a comer away from police officer Stephen It is believed to be the first time nine months. They want to see to catch a man named in arrest in the alley and startled him, and pline, including firing, Byrd said. Roach's trial on misdemeanor since the police department was justice as if it were them on trial," warrants, Shiverdecker said. that the officer accidentally shot Cincinnati's Office of Municipal charges of negligent homicide started in the late 1800s that a Thomas said. Prosecutor Stephen Mclntosh him. Investigation and the city's and obstructing official business. Cincinnati officer has gone on "The old folks, for the most countered that Roach was wrong Shiverdecker said investigators "We expect that we may see trial for the shooting death of a pan. are resolved to the fact that to run through the alley with his failed to take into account how Citizens Police Review Panel also small pockets of unrest, but noth- suspect, Byrd said. yes, we've got problems here, but finger on the trigger of his the darkness would have affected are to review the shooting. Mayor coordinates EXPRESSIONS disaster relief response OF PATRIOTISM by Sarah Freeman destruction, has been appointed room. I* ASSOCIATED PStSS as director of emergency pre- The city will transfer 21 addi- CLEVELAND — The mayor paredness. tional police officers to assist the has established the Office of OToole said he is sensitive to Department of Port Control at Emergency Preparedness to the concerns brought on by the Cleveland Hopkins International coordinate the city's response to a Sept. 11 tenorist attacks, particu- Airport and Burke Lakefront disaster, including an attack with larly about the threat of biological Airport. weapons of mass destruction. and chemical weapons. He said To accommodate the need for Mayor Michael White said on Cleveland's safety forces are ready additional officers. While will ask Tuesday that the new office is in to respond. City Council to approve a budget place and already has started They have been drilled on it," change allowing an additional working with federal, state and OToole said. "But of all the differ- police class of 70 cadets to begin local law enforcement to assess ent threats we face, chemical and training before the end of the current emergency protocol and biological attacks are the least year. The city also will hire 10 develop new plans. They may be the scariest to think additional utilities security offi- "Every bomb threat, every sus- about, but the threat is low." cers to provide surveillance of picious phone call, every prob- White also announced that local utilities facilities. lem we have will be a problem heightened security measures at White said that the city's efforts that we will take from and learn City Hall, including increased are starting with City Hall, the air- how to improve future respons- police presence and the require- ports and utilities because they es," White said. are spots most in need of ment of photo identification to Timothy OToole, an assistant increased security. He said the fire chief since last year who has enter the building, will be perma- city will eventually implement been trained in hazardous mate- nent X-ray equipment also will increased security at all facilities. rials and weapons of mass be installed in the building's mail- Associated Press Photo DISASTER RELIEF: Patriotic images are a staple of the tattoo artist's trade, but since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks there's been an unusually high demand for stars and stripes, Uncle Sams and bald eagles. Tattoo artists in the Dayton area agreed to help raise money for terrorist attack relief by applying small patriotic tattoos in exchange for a $25 donation. The four of them applied 47 tattoos on Friday and Saturaday and sold vouchers for 53 more.

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by Stew Brauntuch "When you think of a universi- In addition to six-figure salaries a disadvantage. Universities "are going to try to standardized methods of evalu- U-*l»f ty like Perm, you've got to get the — Rodin's topped $600,000 in fis- Many Penn administrators, do whatever they can to make ating the performance of admin- PHILADELPHIA — A six-figure very top people," said loan cal year 2000 — many adminis- including Rodin. Fry and Barchi. themselves more attractive, and istrators. salary, a company car, a five-bed- liluiiiriuli.il, principal and trators receive performance have taken out loans or mort- that can be on a very individual Performance plans are com- room house without a mortgage. founder of Blumenthal-Hart, a bonuses, housing and insurance gages through the University, basis," said Kim Morrisson, man- Sound like the benefits of a retained search firm. "It's no dif- benefits and even loans through something that Couger said may aging director and practice leader mon for high-ranking officers in Fortune 500 CEO? Think again. ferent if you're General Electric or the University. not be possible at public universi - for higher education and not-for- the business sector, where With the market for college- the University of Pennsylvania." CUPA-HR President Patricia ties because of legal constraints. profit work for Diversified Search. administrators are often paid level administrators becoming Benefits programs, perfor- Couger said that the financial Other non-academic factors, Many schools will attempt to based on how well they accom- more competitive, schools have mance plans, signing bonuses — packages that were once offered such as a school's environment cater to the needs of candidates, plish certain goals and standards been forced to make more attrac- it's all part of a recruitment only by private companies are by and surrounding area, may also through mortgage programs, tive offers to lure and retain the process that has become more adopted by those in the academ- play a factor in the size and type bridge loans — used for a short that are set for them. most talented individuals in political than ever before. ic sector out of necessity. of benefits package that a univer- period of time until permanent It wasn't until recently, howev- academia — and out of the fre- "Universities are finding them- "We have seen a lot of those sity has to offer. financing is put in place — or er, that this concept entered the quently more lucrative corporate selves in the same competitive kinds of packages," Couger said. "Some of the institutions in housing plans. academic sector on a broad scale. world. markets as private industries, and "Governing boards are increas- California had housing assis- "A change of jobs in a universi- In some cases, academic insti- they are finding that they have ingly seeing these individuals as tance because it was so outra- ty setting is one of the biggest "More and more universities tutions are finding that their had to employ some of the same comparable to individuals in the geously expensive that (adminis- changes a person can make," are paying for performance in a competition for qualified candi- practices that industry would private sector." trators) couldn't afford it," Couger Morrisson said. "Often, it is done merit-based situation," dates, such as University of employ," said Stephen The heightened emphasis on said. on an individual basis to help Morrisson said. "It would not be Pennsylvania President Judith Otzenberger, executive director benefits packages has put some More commonly, however, someone make a move." unusual to have targets and goals Rodin, Provost Robert Barchi and of the College and University less financially sound universi- universities will alter packages to With benefit plans on the rise Executive Vice President lohn Fry, Professional Association for ties, which are unable to provide target candidates on an individ- in the academic sector, universi- and have bonuses for achieving extends into other industries. Human Resources, or CUPA-HR. such highly attractive bonuses, at ual level. ties are also looking for more them."

COs, FROM PAGE 1 faculty and student art. she said. "Actually seeing a tech- Together, the six books com- INTERNET, FROM PAGE 1 time, you can still use the phone process. "They're all presented on an nique, like glassblowing, or prise the Core Concepts of Art as voice communication." patible for the Roadrunner ser- Students programmed, creat- equal level," he said. interactively manipulating ele- series, which has more than Internet service with DACOR vice. If a computer is not compat- ed graphics and video and Faculty and students com- ments to create new art works 200,000 copies in print. The ible, McCauley said, some minor costs $16.95 per month. There is helped design the CD's interac- bined created over 150 of the art teaches so much more. CD- books in the series are used in adjustments can usually be made. also a fee to Verizon of $32.50 per tive parts, Mitchell said. examples found throughout the ROMs enable the student to do courses nationwide. Even though Roadrunner is a month. There is also installation "The students were key play- disk as well as 15 art technique just that" Other books in the series fee (for either service) of $99. ers in the project," she said. new service. Bowling Green is not videos and more than 60 inter- Students can also use the disk a stranger to high speed Internet Sears said that if the fees are Students also created much include Gilbert's Living with Art. active exercises. for more conventional learning service. DSI, which establishes a split between roommates, it could of the disk's artwork. by Mark Getlein; The History of Such interactive visual aids because it provides summaries connection through a phone line, be affordable for college students. "In the CD, student work runs Western Art. by Laurie are especially useful in art of chapters in the book and is available through DACOR, Inc. Sears said that DACOR's service, Schneider Adams: Launching the whole gamut, from fresh- courses due to subject's creative practice tests. and Verizon. like Roadrunner, offers the conve- Imagination, by Mary Stewart; men ... to graduate students," nature, Mitchell said. The team also created CD's According to Mike Sears, mar- nience of speed and freedom of Arrigo said. He added that no "In art, there's only so much for five other textbooks aside Interiors, by Karl Nielson and keting director at DACOR, Inc., phone line. distinction is made between you can describe with words," from Art Fundamentals. David Taylor. most subscribers to the high He also said the high speed ser- speed Internet access are students vice has limitations For example, who live off-campus in multi- the service is only available within dwelling apartments. "You can actually network mul- a certain distance from the central phone office. As a result, it doesn't allowed close to the terminal lines and airports." reluctant to fly now. He said tiple computers and have them all TEACH-IN. FROM PAGE 1 serve rural areas. building," Quilty said. "Many arc During the session, Quilty online," Scars said. "At the same attacks. eight out of 30 students said not aware of the rules, regula- asked students who had previ- "Parking spaces are no longer they do feel more reluctant tions and standards of the air- ously flown if they were more about flying. I Did you know

DM, FROM PAGE 1 "I'm really excited," she said. Each of the dancers and $270,000. . There are 1 million "As soon as I got to school (this moralers involved with Dance "That's a boat load of money dorm last year, said she is look- semester) I was talking to my Marathon are expected to raise for kids who need it. If I can help ants for every person jl ing forward to being a part of roommate about it and said we $350 dollars in donations. The by putting $350 in their hands, this year's Dance Marathon. had to get involved." event last year raised over that's good," she said. in the world. b

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Slohnf ing like we saw in April," police Roach, 27, a city officer since we've got bigger problems with revolver. He said other officers Roach's perception, or how the •SSOCWEDMtlSS spokesman Lt. Kurt Byrd said. 1997, could get up to nine what's going on around the coun- who had been chasing Thomas instinctive fear he experienced CINCINNATI — Police will The shooting sparked three months in jail or be placed on try," said Thomas, who has joined testified they had not drawn their have more officers on duty and nights of rioting, the city's worst probation if convicted of both with clergy members in recent weapons or perceived a need to when he felt threatened could on call Wednesday when a judge racial unrest since the Rev. Martin charges. months to walk the city's streets do so. have affected what he recalled announces his verdict in the trial Luther King Ir.'s assassination in Cecil Thomas, executive direc- and talk to young blacks about Mclntosh also said Roach told when he spoke to police about of a white police officer who shot 1968. A citywide curfew was tor of the Cincinnati Human their concerns. homicide investigators differing and killed an unarmed black ordered, dozens of people were Relations Commission, said he Timothy Thomas had run from versions of what happened "to the shooting. man. injured and more than 800 were also doesn't expect widespread three other police officers, scaled salvage his job." Shiverdecker said the officer's But authorities said they don't arrested. disturbances after the trial. fences and was in a neighbor- The officer at first said Timothy fear made him involuntarily fire expect a repeat of the rioting that Lawyers presented testimony However, he said, "Young black hood plagued by guns, drug deals Thomas made a threatening followed the April 7 shooting of all last week to Hamilton County males, in particular, are very con- and violence, defense lawyer move toward him, and he his weapon. Timothy Thomas, 19. The terror- Municipal Judge Ralph E. cerned as to the outcome. Merlyn Shiverdecker said in the thought Thomas had a gun. After the trial is over, Roach ist attacks on the nation have Winkler, who heard the trial with- "They are already angry over trial's closing arguments Monday. Roach later told investigators that faces possible department disci- drawn some of the attention out a jury. the fact that the most he can get is Roach was doing his job by trying Thomas stepped around a comer away from police officer Stephen It is believed to be the first time nine months. They want to see to catch a man named in arrest in the alley and startled him. and pline, including firing, Byrd said. Roach's trial on misdemeanor since the police department was justice as if it were them on trial," warrants, Shiverdecker said. that the officer accidentally shot Cincinnati's Office of Municipal charges of negligent homicide started in the late 1800s that a Thomas said. Prosecutor Stephen Mclntosh him. Investigation and the city's and obstructing official business. Cincinnati officer has gone on "The old folks, for the most countered that Roach was wrong Shiverdecker said investigators "We expect that we may see trial for the shooting death of a part, are resolved to the fact that to run through the alley with his failed to take into account how Citizens Police Review Panel also small pockets of unrest, but noth- suspect, Byrd said. yes, we've got problems here, but finger on the trigger of his the darkness would have affected are to review the shooting. Mayor coordinates EXPRESSIONS disaster relief response OF PATRIOTISM by Sarah Freeman destruction, has been appointed room. 1* ASSOCWrCD PHtSS as director of emergency pre- The city will transfer 21 addi- CLEVELAND — The mayor paredness. tional police officers to assist the has established the Office of OToole said he is sensitive to Department of Port Control at Emergency Preparedness to the concerns brought on by the Cleveland Hopkins International coordinate the city's response to a Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, particu- Airport and Burke Lakefront disaster, including an attack with larly about the threat of biological Airport. weapons of mass destruction. and chemical weapons. He said To accommodate the need for Mayor Michael White said on Cleveland's safety forces are ready additional officers, White will ask Tuesday that the new office is in to respond. City Council to approve a budget place and already has started "They have been drilled on it," change allowing an additional working with federal, state and OToole said. "But of all the differ- police class of 70 cadets to begin local law enforcement to assess ent threats we face, chemical and training before the end of the current emergency protocol and biological attacks are the least. year. The city also will hire 10 develop new plans. They may be the scariest to think additional utilities security offi- "Every bomb ihreat, every sus- about, but the threat is low." cers to provide surveillance of picious phone call, every prob- White also announced that local utilities facilities. lem we have will be a problem heightened security measures at White said that the city's efforts that we will take from and learn City Hall, including increased are starting with City Hall, the air- how to improve future respons- police presence and the require- ports and utilities because they es," White said. ment of photo identification to are spots most in need of Timothy OToole, an assistant increased security. He said the fire chief since last year who has enter the building, will be perma- city will eventually implement been trained in hazardous mate- nent X-ray equipment also will increased security at all facilities. rials and weapons of mass be installed in the building's mail- Associated Press Photo DISASTER RELIEF: Patriotic images are a staple of the tattoo artist's trade, but since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks there's been an unusually high demand for stars and stripes, Uncle Sams and bald eagles. Tattoo artists in the Dayton area agreed to help raise money for terrorist attack relief by applying small patriotic tattoos in exchange for a $25 donation. The four of them applied 47 tattoos on Friday and Saturaday and sold vouchers for 53 more.

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by Steve Brauntuch "When you think of a universi- In addition to six-figure salaries a disadvantage. Universities "are going to try to standardized methods of evalu- U-WIIC ty like Penn, you've got to get the — Rodin's topped $600,000 in fis- Many Penn administrators, do whatever they can to make ating the performance of admin- PHILADELPHIA — A six-figure very top people," said loan cal year 2000 — many adminis- including Rodin, Fry and Barclii. themselves more attractive, and istrators. salary, a company car, a five-bed- Blumenthal, principal and trators receive performance have taken out loans or mort- that can be on a very individual room house without a mortgage. founder of Blumenthal-Hart, a bonuses, housing and insurance gages through the University, basis," said Kim Morrisson, man- Performance plans are com- Sound like the benefits of a retained search firm. "It's no dif- benefits and even loans through something that Couger said may aging director and practice leader mon for high-ranking officers in Fortune 500 CEO? Think again. ferent if you're General Electric or the University. not be possible at public universi- for higher education and not-for- the business sector, where With the market for college- the University of Pennsylvania." CUPA-HR President Patricia ties because of legal constraints. profit work for Diversified Search. administrators are often paid level administrators becoming Benefits programs, perfor- Couger said that the financial Other non-academic factors, Many schools will attempt to based on how well they accom- more competitive, schools have mance plans, signing bonuses — packages that were once offered such as a school's environment cater to the needs of candidates, been forced to make more attrac- it's all part of a recruitment only by private companies are by and surrounding area, may also through mortgage programs, plish certain goals and standards tive offers to lure and retain the process that has become more adopted by those in the academ- play a factor in the size and type bridge loans — used for a short that are set for them. most talented individuals in political than ever before. ic sector out of necessity. of benefits package that a univer- period of time until permanent It wasn't until recently, howev- academia — and out of the fre- "Universities are finding them- "We have seen a lot of those sity has to offer. financing is put in place — or er, that this concept entered the quently more lucrative corporate selves in the same competitive kinds of packages," Couger said. "Some of the institutions in housing plans academic sector on a broad scale. world. markets as private industries, and "Governing boards are increas- California had housing assis- "A change of jobs in a universi- In some cases, academic insti- they are finding that they have ingly seeing these individuals as tance because it was so outra- ty setting is one of the biggest "More and more universities tutions are finding that their had to employ some of the same comparable to individuals in the geously expensive that (adminis- changes a person can make," are paying for performance in a competition for qualified candi- practices that industry would private sector." trators) couldn't afford it," Couger Morrisson said. "Often, it is done merit-based situation," dates, such as University of employ," said Stephen The heightened emphasis on said. on an individual basis to help Monisson said. "It would not be Pennsylvania President Judith Otzenberger, executive director benefits packages has put some More commonly, however, someone make a move." Rodin, Provost Robert Barchi and of the College and University less financially sound universi- universities will alter packages to With benefit plans on the rise unusual to have targets and goals Executive Vice President lohn Fry, Professional Association for ties, which are unable to provide target candidates on an individ- in the academic sector, universi- and have bonuses for achieving extends into other industries. Human Resources, or CUPA-HR. such highly attractive bonuses, at ual level. ties are also looking for more them."

CDs. FROM PAGE 1 faculty and student art. she said. "Actually seeing a tech- Together, the six books com- INTERNET, FROM PAGE 1 time, you can still use the phone process. "They're all presented on an nique, like glassblowing, or prise the Core Concepts of Art as voice communication." Students programmed, creat- equal level," he said. interactively manipulating ele- series, which has more than patible for the Roadrunner ser- vice. If a computer is not compat- Internet service with DACOR ed graphics and video and Faculty and students com- ments to create new art works 200.000 copies in print. The costs $16.95 per month. There is helped design the CD's interac- bined created over 150 of the art teaches so much more, CD- ible, McCauley said, some minor books in the series are used in adjustments can usually be made. also a fee to Verizon of $32.50 per tive parts, Mitchell said. examples found throughout the ROMs enable the student to do courses nationwide. Bven though Roadrunner is a month. There is also installation "The students were key play- disk as well as 15 art technique just that" Other books in the series fee (for either service) of $99. ers in the project," she said. new service. Bowling Green is not videos and more than 60 inter- Students can also use the disk include Gilbert's Living with Art. a stranger to high speed Internet Sears said that if the fees are Students also created much active exercises. for more conventional learning by Mark Getlein; The History of service. DSI. which establishes a split between roommates, it could of the disk's artwork. Such interactive visual aids because it provides summaries Western Art, by Laurie connection through a phone line, be affordable for college students. "In the CD, student work runs are especially useful in art of chapters in the book and is available through DACOR, Inc. Schneider Adams; Launching Sears said that DACOR's service, the whole gamut, from fresh- courses due to subject's creative practice tests. and Verizon. like Roadrunner, offers the conve- Imagination, by Mary Stewart; men ... to graduate students," nature, Mitchell said. The team also created CD's According to Mike Sears, mar- nience of speed and freedom of Arrigo said. He added that no "In art, there's only so much for five other textbooks aside Interiors, by Karl Nielson and keting director at DACOR, Inc., phone line. distinction is made between you can describe with words," from Art Fundamentals. David Taylor. most subscribers to the high He also said the high speed ser- speed Internet access are students vice has limitations. For example, who live off-campus in multi- dwelling apartments. the service is only available within "You can actually network mul- a certain distance from the central phone office. As a result, it doesn't allowed close to the terminal lines and airports." reluctant to fly now. He said tiple computers and have them all 'TEACH-IN, FROM PAGE 1 serve rural areas building," Quilty said. "Many are During the session, Quilty eight out of 30 students said online," Sears said. "At the same attacks. not aware of the rules, regula- "Parking spaces are no longer asked students who had previ- they do feel more reluctant tions and standards of the air- ously flown if they were more about flying. JDid you know... j

DM, FROM PAGE 1 "I'm really excited," she said. Each of the dancers and $270,000. There are l million "As soon as I got to school (this moralers involved with Dance "That's a boat load of money dorm last year, said she is look- semester) I was talking to my Marathon are expected to raise for kids who need it. If 1 can help ants for every person; ing forward to being a part of roommate about it and said we $350 dollars in donations. The by putting $350 in their hands, this year's Dance Marathon. had to get involved." event last year raised over that's good," she said. in the world.

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mountains in Afghanistan, year-old child who is listening nearly impossible to find, and to his parents when they tell TERESA am pro-life without apology; everywhere on many cam- MILBRODT attacking the threat of terror- him America is evil. Our goal ism with military power could should be to convince that Microsoft but, for those non-Christians puses, criticizing military Opinion Columnist be exactly what he wants us child, and others like him, who walked away feeling as if action in hopes for a peaceful to do. His intelligence and that America is not evil. Until more you were under attack, please non-war solution. I'm sure For once I'm going to be familiarity with American cul- we can somehow change the let me assure you that this is many of these protesters are not what Christianity is all serious. Mostly. This article ture and people have already minds of the youth who are important? doing this out of fun or fear, about! The apostle lohn tells will not contain any cracks at been established. He knows being indoctrinated with the which basically means many that our first instinct will be idea that America is bad, that Last Wednesday a forum us that"... God did not send Bush (you guys never let me young adults, myself includ- have any fun!), however I will to spend a lot of money on a fight against us is a holy was held at BGSU concerning his son into the world to con- be thinking them to myself as artillery and launch a massive war, this is not going to end. the terrorist attacks on New demn the world, but to save ed, often take our freedom for I write. I will also not delve assault. While he is sitting There will always be a supply York City and Washington, the world through him (lohn granted. into why I don't believe this high and dry in some Afghan of young people ready to die DC. The discussions ranged 3:17)," and Paul tells us I'm not going to explain country always offers free- cave, we will be made to feel for what they believe in, and from why the U.S. has tradi- "Therefore, since we have reasons why we need to go to dom and justice for all of its like idiots, the big world part of those beliefs will be tionally been so deeply been justified (acquitted of war because any logically superpower embarrassed hating us. involved in Middle East poli- citizens. If you wish to discuss guilt) through faith, we have thinking person understands this topic further, please e- before the international com- The solution to our prob- tics, to the potential for unin- Peace with God through our already. The bottom line is mail and we can arrange to munity, as we spend billions lems is not to bomb portions tended consequences for the Lord lesus Christ (Romans have coffee and spend an of dollars trying to track down of the Middle Easi, but to find U.S. if we attack Afghanistan freedom. These terrorists did- and kill one man. ways to achieve a peace 5:1)." God is not a doting n't just attack a few buildings. hour not changing each militarily. I know all about the grandfather that turns a blind other's opinions on the mat- All of our efforts to find him among the many groups forum because 1 was there, They attacked your right to eye to evil. He is holy and sin ter. won't even matter in the end, there and demonstrate our- not because of coverage in live, and still people have the since members of his organi- selves as the "good guys." must be punished, but nei- 1 wasn't going to write The BG News. audacity to protest fighting about politics again, but zation are spread throughout Regardless of whether bin From yesterday's BG News ther is He a malicious, spite- reading the BG News and lis- the world. They are living Laden is ever caught, our task ful god. He loved you and I so back. I'm afraid that this front page I learned that the "pretty please with sugar on tening to the radio these past what seem to be normal lives is not to kill a person or per- Nebraska University system much that he sent his son, two weeks, I have become in many countries, including sons but an ideology. This is will save $16,000 in its new iesus, to bear the full conse- top" strategy isn't going to increasingly disturbed at the our own. worlds more difficult. If we deal with Microsoft. In think- quences of our sins on a stop or prevent terrorism. high levels of confidence the Bin Laden is only a small launch military attacks, that ing about the relevance of Roman cross so that we might Showing bin Laden compas- American public seems to part of these terrorist organi- little six-year-old, and other escape Hell and become, as it sion would be tantamount to zations. If we were able to who may see pictures or these two stories for the BG have in our military. We do community I am more than is described in Romans 8, showing Hitler compassion. If have the best military in the find him and kill him (I doubt watch it on television, doesn't shocked that the editors of adopted sons of God and we really listened to these world, I am not disputing both of these quite highly) he even have to listen to his par- joint heirs with Christ; or, as that, but the current situation would become a martyr for ents anymore. He can see for The News think the money- pacifists, we'd all be speaking saving in Omaha is more we Christians are fond of say- does not lend itself to tradi- his cause, and certainly himself what Americans do, ing: "saved." My point is this: German, and you sure as tional warfare. Even if we another leader would rise up he can learn to hate on his important than a frank dis- heck wouldn't be reading this cussion of world politics here The message of lesus is not launch a full-scale assault and take his place. or any opinion letter in The My point is that bin Laden on campus. Or could it be one of condemnation, but against bin Laden, it will like- restoration. BG News. ly do nothing but waste is not the primary enemy, nor Teresa has all of the that it's easier to print irrele- As far as I'm concerned, it's resources. are his followers. The enemy answers. To hear more of vant stories from the U-Wire God is not looking for an Bin Laden is probably is this — somewhere in them, email her at than it is to send reporters excuse to send you to Hell. He not these picketing anti-war holed up somewhere in Afghanistan there is a six- [email protected] out to cover campus events? sent His Son to give you a way Lennon-wannabe kids that out. Contrary to anything you are fighting for peace. It's DAVID JACKSON have seen or heard, this is those people who put on a Asst. Professor of Political Science what lesus (aught. This is uniform, pick up a gun, and what Christianity is all about. are willing to die to defend L'III Wt-si II.ill \ / 1 vmw.bgnews.com your rights who are the real Bowling Green 'Going to hell* STEVEN RUSSELL Stale University Student peacemakers. They under- Bowling Green. not from stand the value of freedom, Ohio 43403 and the recent protest against Phone: (419) 372-6966 their duties cheapens the Fax:(419)372-6967 Christianity Make war, R-mail: very fabric that allows us to [email protected] Monday on campus many not peace with prosper in a free society. So, _L^ V^ AMYJO L BROWN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF students encountered a to all the anti-war protesters, B(pws group of pro-life activists. bin Laden terrorist defenders, and They sported large signs with Socialist idealists out there: EDITORIAL BOARD ASSISTANT EDITORS OEllVERl graphic images of aborted While The BG News editori- remember where your free- MARY KTH WILFONt. MANAGING EDITOR CRAIC GIFFDRO, ASST CAMPUS EDITOR DOUG LIPPUS infants, handed out tracks al board may have criticized MARIE CHICHE. CAMPUS EDITOR SHANNON KOIKEDY. ASST. CITY EDITOR BRAO MILLER entitled "Are you going to Bush for ignoring details in dom comes from, and try, for KIMBERLY DUPPS. CITY EDITOR ERICA GAMBACCINI, ASST. SPORTS EDITOR WILL WINDOM Hell?" and one in particular his recent speech, I would once, to appreciate it. For the ERIK CASSANO, SPORTS EDITOR SARAH CASTO, ASST PHOTO EDITOR stood in their midst tell us like to criticize many so- rest of us, we shall wave our LISA BTiTINGER. A&E EDITOR CHASITY LESTER. ASST COPY CHIEF ADVERTISING that the attacks on the World called "peace loving" college flags proudly. KURTIS D. KINZEL. OPINION EDITOR USA LYNCH. ASST A&E EDITOR JOSH MESSER. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Trade Centers were God's students around the country MICHAEL LEHMKUNIE. PHOTO EDITOR BRIAN K10PP. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE divine judgment. for ignoring the big picture. STEVEN CAVINS CARLASCHOBER,ON-LINE EDITOR STUCEK' PU8UCfll«S (372-2607) JOE CALABRESE, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE As a Christian, I cringed. I Protests have popped up Student MATT IVEY. GRAPHICS EDITOR ROBERT W.BORTU, DIRECTOR BETH SCHUBERT, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE JEFF ARNETt, COPY CHIEF TONYA WHITMAN, ASST DIRECTOR VTCKI RIDENBAUGH, ACCOUNT EXEC. SUBMISSION POLICY words. Name, phone number and . printed. Send submissions to the TODD T. WISE. ADVERTISING MANAGER ZUREYA 8RAVES, OFFICE ASSISTANT The BG News gladly prints letters to address should be included for verifica- Opinion mailbox at 210 West Hall or PttOBdCTIOH BARBARA MILLER. CLERICAL SPECIALIST the Editor and Guest Columns. Letters tion. AH submissions may be edited for [email protected], CRAI6 MURRAY, PRODUCTION ASST. should be less than 300 words and length and clarity. Personal attacks and with the subject line "letter to HEATHER GRANT, PRODUCTION ASST. 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PEOPLE mm SARAH SACCANY MARCO RUSS0 STEVE STEPHENS0N CAROLINE KELLY ON THE STREET SENIOR SENIOR SENIOR SOPHOMORE Arc you enjoying the cold weather' "Yes. Since there's no AC in "No, all the girls are wear- "Yes, because it's time for "No, it's way too early to Kreischer, this is nice." ing too many clothes." new fall fashions." get this cold." 5 Wednesday. September 26,2001 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT BG NEWS

Women & Gender in Hip Hop TODAY'S Culture @ The Women's Center, 107 HannaHall.il a.m. to 3 Hardball steals first place EVENTS p.m. Pi Kappa Phi Cage Sit Despite a poor opening, slowing the series demands a totals. The entire $2.9 million will WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26 DAVID Fundraiser @ Bell Tower Mall, 1 reviews and word of mouth, only third "Rush." count toward a $15.1 million LEHR a.m. to 3 p.m. 23 percent of the audience aban- Women dominated No. 6 in total for "Rock Star," while Graduate College Breakfast Entertainment Columnist doned "The Glass House" in its "Two Can Play That Game." With around $ 1 million will also count Meeting @ 101B Olscamp Hall, Hegland Lecture, Reading, and second weekend. It thrilled to the $3.2 million and $18.2 million toward "Hearts." 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Discussion Only 14 percent of the audi- tune of $4.4 million and $11.7 overall, "Two" has played the With $33.6 million, "leepers overall. Even with a solid sopho- audience for all their worth. Creepers" has made far too Information Table for Jehovah's Jean Hegland author of "Into the ence left "Hardball" during its Forest" will be present to answer second inning. Keanu Reeves more weekend, "House" stands "Rat Race" found the $50 mil- much money. At No. 9. Witness @ University Hall, 9:30 to make little money. lion cheese after taking $2.9 mil- "Creepers" made $2.8 million in a.m. to 3 p.m. questions.® 101 Olscamp, 3:30 and the Lil' Rascals speared $8.1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. million for $19.3 overall. They With its dying breath, "The lion. The small droppings for its fourth weekend which means Musketeer" protected its No. 4 "Race" propelled it from No. 9 to about 400,000 tickets were sold Carrie Mae Weems: Mirrors and shocked the analysts by playing Immigration Issues and Violence like champs, but next weekend's position. Though it has suffered No. 7 and plopped $51.5 million to poor, lost souls. And Francis Windows steep drops each weekend, overall onto the "Race." Ford Coppola produced the hit This exhibition showcases the Against Women @ performance decides if they will Women's Center, 3:30 p.m. to continue play into the postsea- "Musketeer" remains high "Rock Star" suffered a small 13 — the horror, the horror. work of an African American 4:30 p.m. son. among the top 10 because of die percent drop because the Clinging to the 10 spot, woman who has achieved inter- In its seventh week, "The lack of competition. "Musketeer" American people love Hannibal "American Pie 2" grossed $2.7 national renown for her visually Others" jumped to its highest collected $3.5 million for $22.7 Lecter. That is to say, Warner million. Overall, people have compelling work and her focus Immigration Issues for Victims of Relationship and Sexual position yet. With $5.1 million, million overall. Bros, previewed Anthony blown $139.7 million on the on issues of social change, race, "Others" actually made 11 per- Rushing from No. 6 to No. 5, Hopkins' "Hearts in Adantis" sequel smash. gender and class @ Willard Violence @ Women's Center, cent more this weekend than last "Rush Hour 2" earned $3.5 mil- before "Rock Star" last Saturday. Opening outside of the top 10, Wankelman Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 3:30 p.m. and in the process jumped from lion. Both lackie Chan and Chris The metal movie benefited from "Glitter" showed Mariah Carey p.m. No. 5 to No. 2. The Nicole Tucker are busy in the near near-capacity crowds for how much the people care. Employment Advantage Kidman vehicle has locked away future, but when a sequel grosses "Hearts," and both movies will Unfortunately for her, they do Personal Space-. Twelve Information Session @ 103 $80.1 million into its coffers. $215.6 million with no signs of count the weekend toward their not. "Glitter" opened with a Contemporary Painters @ Olscamp, 12 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. measly $2.4 million from 1202 Uber Bryan Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 theaters for a $2,009 per-screen p.m. BIG Decisions: Academic Major Rank Movie Weekend Gross Theaters Per-Screen Total Gross average. Between the weak Exploration — Construction 1 Hardball $8,058,338 2,210 $3,646 $19,280,569 movie opening and weak album Homecoming Merchandise Sale Management @ 124 Technology 2 The Others $5,083,004 2,801 $1,815 $80,084,619 debut, all that "Glitters" for @ Education Steps, 10 a.m. to 3 Building, 6 p.m. 3 The Glass House $4,407,767 1,591 $2,770 $11,661,890 Mariah is her aging Grammy col- p.m. 4 The Musketeer $3,549,955 2,500 $1,420 $22,671,145 lection. 7:30 pm Yom Kippur 5 Rush Hour 2 $3,520,978 2,129 $1,654 $215,615,683 Next weekend, the release Homecoming Ticket Sales @ Yom Kippur begins at sundown. 6 Two Can Play... $3,212,217 1,308 $2,456 $18,188,869 slate is much more promising. Olscamp, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 7 Rat Race $2,939,170 2,417 $1,216 $51,524,950 Michael Douglas begs a schizo- Life's Explorations 8 Rock Star $2,933,530 2,162 $1,357 $15,125,632 phrenic girl to give him her num- Petition Drive for the sor's experiences @ Honors 9 leepers Creepers $2,774,511 2,576 $1,077 $33,565,670 ber in "Don't Say a Ward." Ben Environmental Action Group @ Center, 101 East Kreischer 10 American Pie 2 $2,688,600 2,117 $1,270 $139,657,509 Stiller slays 'em in "Zoolander" the West side of the Education Quadrangle. 7:30 p.m. Glitter 11 $2,414,596 1202 $2,009 $2,414,596 and Anthony Hopkins puts their Building 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Hearts in Atlantis." Faculty Artist Series: ® Moore Poster Sale @ Saddlemire Musical Arts Center. 7:30 p.m. Student Services Building, 10 Owens Corning Spotlight: Meet a.m. to 6 p.m. OC representatives for full time Resume Critique Week® and internship opportunities! Saddlemire, 10 a.m. to 11:30 FREE PIZZA AND BEVERAGES!® Flickerstick's reality: here to stay a.m. 219 Olscamp, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Golden Key International Honor Construction Management ® by Lisa Bettmeer Doosu relied more on an extend- before the band goes out on rocking songs came to their high Society Info table/membership 124 Technology Building, 6 p.m. 1 H E BG NEWS ed jam style with minimal lyrics. another national trek. points the members of drive @ Pedestrian Mall, 11 The excitement began before The numbers were lengthy and Later on in the evening, Flickerstick exploded in a fury of a.m. to 2 p.m. CAMPUS EVENTS HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? the show even started. Fans wait- loud. The band had a slightly Flickerstick (which consists of jumping, treating the perfor- Jerome Library Tour If you have a campus or city ing in line to see Flickerstick at harder sound than the headlin- bassist Fletcher Lea, mance as if they had filled a huge Meet by the Reference Desk, 11 event that you would like to have me Main Event on Sunday were ing band, a fact that was not lost guitarist/keyboardist Cory Kreig, arena a.m. greeted with a thunderstorm and on the band itself. drummer Dominic Weir, gui- listed in the calendar of events, If you did not see Flickerstick send an e-mail to bgnewsev- a power outage hours before the "It's kind of a different crowd tarist Rex lames Ewing and Women's Health Fair on Sunday night, you missed out [email protected] or stop by band even took the stage. for us," bassist Chad DcAtley vocallist Brandin Lea) showed Between Education Building, on one heck of a rock show. If you 210 West Hall with information Part of what got Flickerstick to said, "We've had a great recep- why it was the winners of TV's Business Administration did you will be able to tell your on the evenL this point in its career was reality tion so far." battle of the bands. First off, any friends someday, "1 saw them Building and Olscamp, 11 a.m. TV The band was the ultimate It took the audience a few band that walks on to the stage to 3 p.m. before they sold millions of The deadline is 6 p.m. the day winner of VHl's "Bands on the songs to warm up to the band, with music from Willy Wonka records" before the event. Run." With reality TV comes that but overall Doosu delivered a and the Chocolate Factory play- With reality TV, there is skepti- sense of curiosity and question- solid set and did a more than ing in the background scores ing of if they have any talent. adequate job of warming up the points already. The opening cism as to why someone won. With its performance the band crowd. Toledo was Doosu's sec- song "Smile," had a bit of Oasis Flickerstick showed it had the The average person has proved, on this night, it does ond to last date on the tour. style to it goods. Needless to say you will have more than enough talent, According to DeAtiey the band is The band went from song to still be hearing from Flickerstick and staying power. getting ready to work on a new song, with so much energy; it long after "Survivor" and "Big over UtbO dreads a vear... Before Flickerstick took the record. That will be followed by could have lit the club again if the Brother" winners have faded stage, Doosu took the stage. some smaller regional tours power went out. When the really back into obscurity. Sweet bream!!! B0 News welcomes your ideas for future stories• ^mw • Call us at 372-6965

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PAGE 7 BRIEFING WEDNESDAY BG picked eighth September 26, in CCHA media poll 2001 BGSCJIUCONS COM Bowling Green was picked to finish eighth in the 2001-02 www.bgnews.com/sports Centra] Collegiate Hockey Association preseason media BOWLING CREEN STATE UNIVERSITY poll Tuesday in Detroit. Michigan State, the reign- ing CCHA regular season and tournament champion, was tabbed as the favorite to win the league title. The Spartans garnered 22 of a possible 26 first-place votes. Michigan finished second in the poll. Nebraska- Falcons in MACs top two Omaha, Ohio State and Miami were among the other by Nick Hurm schools receiving first place THE BG NtWS votes. The undefeated ranks are down to two in the Mid- American Conference. Everyone expected Toledo would be a possibility. The Indians' Rockets' 52-28 win over Central Michigan last Saturday was their 10th win in a row and 16th in their last 17 games. They have Manuel the MACs leading rusher in senior running back Chester Taylor and have quickly earned back in enough respect from the Associated Press to get their ranking as the 25th-best team in hospital the country. But Bowling Green? A team CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland Indians manager that was 0-4 by this time last year Charlie Manuel was hospital- has quickly started to become ized yesterday with stomach the MACs Cinderella story. The pains, the latest in a series of Falcons have already surpassed health problems. their 2000 win total and are off to Manuel had been suffering their best start since 1985. when from flu-like symptoms over the team went 11 -1 and reached the past couple of weeks. the California Bowl. Why are the Team spokesman Bart Falcons 3-0? A main part of the Swain said Manuel would answer has been their swarming undergo tests and evaluation defense. BG is fifth in the coun- at the Cleveland Clinic for a try in rushing defense (49.3), possible abdominal infection sixth in the country in turnover and that no timetable had margin (2.0) and 12th in pass been set for his return. efficiency defense (86.16). Players learned of Manuel's Like Toledo, BG is starting to hospitalization as they get some national recognition. entered the clubhouse before The Falcons are ranked 49th in Tuesday night's game against the latest AP poll and received the Toronto Blue lays. one vote in the AP Top 25 poll. "Our primary concern is for Charlie," first baseman Jim "It's great to get some recogni- Thome said. "It's tough to tion like that." BG receiver Kurt hear, but Charlie is a tough Gerling said. "It brings confi- guy. Everybody is thinking of dence to the team and will make him first." them go out and practice and The Indians entered play hard. I believe we are a Top Tuesday night's game with a 25 team. If Toledo is, why arent 61/2-game lead over we?" Minnesota in the AL Central. Cleveland's magic number for FilePMo UNDEFEATED, PAGE 7 clinching its sixth division title in the last seven years LET IT FLY: Falcon quarterback Andy Sahm get ready to pass in an earlier game. The Falcons are off to a 3-0 start, their best since was six. 1985. They will travel to Marshall this Saturday. Bench coach Grady Little once again assumed the man- ager's role, as he did earlier this season and early in 2000 when Manuel was ill. "I saw Charlie just before If s official: Michael Jordan is back he went to the hospital and he was very down," Little said. "He doesn't want to be away, but knows he has to get by Joseph White door open, even by one-tenth of Wizards in June, and veteran for- this checked out. IHC ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 percent, meant Jordan could ward Christian Laettner — a "Of course, I'm very con- WASHINGTON — The worst- slip back into a uniform without graduate of Duke, the archrival cerned. Good health comes kept secret in sports is out: going back on his word. of Ionian's alma mater, North before any baseball game." Michael lordan will play again in Now, he has. Carolina. Manuel, 57, was hospital- the NBA — and not just for one "I am happy to welcome "We'll see how fast the No. 23 ized twice in late August with season, but two Michael Jordan, the player, back Wizards jersey becomes the No. a blockage in his colon that After months of hints, smiles to the NBA, although, as com- 1 selling jersey in the NBA. That doctors attributed to scar tis- and winks that kept his fans on missioner, I am sorry to lose him probably will start today," Collins sue from a previous surgery. edge, Jordan finally announced in the board room," NBA com- said. He spent Aug. 25 in a Seattle his comeback yesterday, saying missioner David Stem said. NBC said it would change its hospital before rejoining the he would play for the "Michael has always brought joy television schedule to include team, then was admitted to Washington Wizards through to basketball fans around the some Wizards games. Turner Cleveland Clinic on Aug. 27 2003 and donate his first year's world, and, in these difficult Sports will do the same, with TBS and had the scar tissue salary to victims of the Sept. 11 times, we can all use a little more in line to air the season-opener. removed. He again returned tenorist attacks. joy in our lives." "It will be fun to watch the to the dugout in Chicago "I am returning as a player to Jordan's announcement was greatest player ever match up midway through a game Sept. the game I love," said lordan, 38 sure to hearten a city — and against the NBAs new genera- 2. and three years removed from entire country—shocked by ter- tion of stars, such as Allen "I think we have all found what seemed to be a storybook rorism. Washington's economy Iverson, Kobe Bryant, Vince out in the last two weeks in ending to an unparalleled career. has suffered since the Sept. 11 Carter, Tracy McGrady. Ray Allen this country that life and "I am especially excited about attacks, with Reagan National and others," NBC Sports chair- death is a lot more important the Washington Wizards, and I'm Airport remaining closed and man Dick Ebersol said. than baseball or any sports," convinced we have the founda- hotel bookings far below capaci- Jordan has been in training for closer Bob Wickman said. tion on which to build a playoff- ty about six months, at first saying "ChaYlie means a lot to all of contention team. His regular-season debut will he was simply trying to lose the us. He's one of the best man- "The opportunity to teach our be Oct. 30 at Madison Square extra weight he had gained in agers I've ever played for young players and help them Garden against the New York retirement. Inspired by his friend because he is always there for elevate their game to a higher Knicks, and his first home game Mario Lemieux's successful everybody." level, and to thank the fans in for the Wizards will be Nov. 3 comeback with the Pittsburgh Manuel had eight inches of Washington for their loyalty and against Allen Iverson and the Penguins, lordan rigorously his colon surgically removed support strongly influenced my Philadelphia 76ers. worked himself into playing in February 2000 and had to decision," he said in a statement "This is certainly an extremely shape during the summer by have his colon reattached issued through his management important moment in the histo- holding several invitation-only three months later, missing agency. ry of our franchise, however our camps of pickup games with 13 games. The five-time league MVP, excitement is muted by the other NBA players at a gym in Manuel, who had heart who retired for a second time in world events that surround us," Chicago. attacks in 1991 and 1998 and 1999 after leading the Chicago Wizards owner Abe Pollin said. lordan said he would no fur- open-heart surgery, under- Bulls to their sixth title of the "The greatest player in the his- ther comment on his return went a thorough physical decade, made it official after tory of the game is joining my until Oct. 1. His first official prac- exam before he was hired as clearing up a licensing issue with team, and for that I am extreme- tice with the Wizards will be the Indians manager in October one of his sponsors — a dis- ly honored and pleased." next day, when training camp 1999. He was just a few days agreement that delayed the Jordan will be in the unusual opens in Wilmington, N.C into his first spring training as announcement by a day. NBA position of playing for the coach He occasionally worked out the team's manager in rules also required lordan to sell he hired, Doug Collins, who with the team last season when February 2000 when he was his ownership stake in the joined the Wizards in April and he was president of basketball diagnosed with diverticulitis, Wizards. also coached Jordan for three operations, a job he used to an extreme inflammation in Jordan never completely ruled seasons with the Bulls in the almost completely overhaul It* Utiocimd Prtss his large intestine that caused out a comeback when he retired 1980s. lordan will share the court Washington's roster and put the his colon to burst. in January 1999, hedging his bets with players he signed, drafted team into a rebuilding mode HIS AIRNESS: Michael Jordan soars to the hoop over Indiana's Manuel has been in base- with the statement that he was and traded for, including high His supporting cast will Mark Jackson, left, and Reggie Miller shortly after his first come- ball for 38 years as a player, "99.9 percent" certain he would school sensation Kwame Brown, back March 19,1995. Jordan announced Tuesday he will once scput, coach or manager. , never play again. Leaving the selected No. 1 overall by the JORDAN,PAGE 7 again come back, this time for the Washington Wizards. BG NEWS SPORTS Wednesday, September 26.2001 7 Bonds keeps hammering away BG running back by John Nadel "I'd like to go to the Hall of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "It's like when the game's on the line, you Fame," Bonds said. "One big returns to action LOS ANGELES — Babe want Michael Jordan taking the last shot, explosion doesn't do any- UNDEFEATED. FROM PAGE 6 Falcon games. That number has Ruth's record of 60 homers Joe Montana going to Jerry Rice. You thing. Longevity is the key, risen over 5,000 per game After stood for 34 years, and Roger that's more impressive." Lewis returns BG's first two games, the Falcons Maris' 61 held up another 37 expect that. It's Gretzky and Lemieux — Bonds' 67th homer was his Godfrey Lewis saw his first are averaging 13,606 in the before Mark McGwire set a everybody knows it, and they first this season in eight action of the season after a pre- 30,599-capacity stadium. much higher standard in games at Dodger Stadium, season injury sidelined the junior 1998. do it anyway." where he had only three hits running back for the first two Sahm too harsh? The way San Francisco's in 30 at-bats before yester- games of the season. Lewis Falcon quarterback Andy Barry Bonds has been going, DUSTY BAKER, GIANTS MANAGER, ON BARRY BONDS' day. In six games against the rushed three times for 15 yards in Sahm wasn't happy about his it appears 70 will soon be GAME-WINNING HOME RUN MONDAY Dodgers at Pacific Bell Park the Falcons 42-23 win over performance against Temple. In erased as baseball's newest in San Francisco, Bonds is 4- Temple. BG coach Urban Meyer the post-game press conference, magical number. on the line, you want the second-most homers for-22 with two homers. was more than happy to see one the junior quarterback said he Thanks to three homers in Michael Jordan taking the ever in a season until Bonds "They've just gotten me of his best running backs once was disappointed with his per- his last two games and seven lasi shot, Joe Montana going connected Monday night. out," he said. "You're always again in the lineup. in his last eight, Bonds formance and the first half was to Jerry Rice," Giants manag- Bonds has often said win- going to have one team you "It was heartwarming to see the worst half of football he had entered last night's game er Dusty Baker said. "You ning is the most important have difficulty dealing with. Godfrey back playing," Meyer against the Los Angeles played since coming to BG. expect that. It's Gretzky and thing to him, pointing out It just seems when I play said. "He works so hard ... this Maybe Sahm was a little hard on Dodgers three shy of them, it's not a fun time for Lemieux — everybody the last team he played for gives us three running backs, himself. McGwire's record with 11 knows it, and they do it any- that won a title of any signif- me." which is what we need." games left on the Giants' That was before he con- Sahm finished the game 16- way." icance was in a Babe Ruth for-22 with two touchdowns. schedule. Perhaps lost in Bonds' League. nected off James Baldwin Attendance up Bonds had five homers in and the Giants won. While Sahm threw two intercep- pursuit of McGwire's record "I've never won before, The customary empty seats tions, he was 11 -for-13 in the sec- 36 lifetime at-bats against Should Bonds reach 71 — although not by the 37- and it's very important," said that were prevalent last year for ond half, including both touch- right-hander Chan Ho Park, year-old slugger and his Bonds, who has been a flop before leaving Los Angeles, football games at Doyt Perry the scheduled Los Angeles there won't be a delay in the down throws. team — is the fact that the in the postseason with six Stadium are beginning to fill — at "He had a great game I starter. Giants are battling for a hits in 29 at-bats and no game or a post-game cele- least a little more. Last season an Left-hander Terry bration on the field, if the thought," Gerling said. "He's got- playoff spot — they entered homers in two divisional average crowd of 8,464 attended ten a lot better in his quickness." Mulholland, the probable Tuesday's game trailing the playoff series and 13 hits in Dodgers have anything to pitcher for the Dodgers NL-leading Arizona 68 at-bats and one more say about it. tonight in the finale of the Diamondbacks by 11/2 homer in three league cham- "It's a tremendous feat if three-game series, has games. pionship series. he's able to accomplish it," allowed seven homers to That wasn't the case for Bonds had never hit more senior vice president Derrick Bonds in 52 at-bats. McGwire three years ago as than 49 homers in a season Hall said. "The entire world ATHLETES Bonds' most recent homer he and Sammy Sosa put on before this year, but his con- is watching. But we don't was a laser shot into the right their fun-filled chase of the sistency has put him among want to stop the game, that's field box seats in the seventh mark Maris set in 1961. the career leaders in that the important thing. OF THE WEEK inning Monday night, provid- McGwire reached 70 by department; he was eighth "We'll work with major ing the difference in a 2-1 hitting five homers in his with 561 before last night's league baseball to pro- KRISTY COPPES, WOMEN'S SOCCER Giants' victory. final three games, while Sosa game — two behind Reggie vide them with an ample Freshman has scored five goals in eight "It's like when the game's setting." settled for 66, which stood as Jackson. games. One of those goals was against Ohio State last week. No Bull: Jordan playing for Wizards JANSSEN PATTON, FOOTBALL JORDAN.FROM PAGE 6 The paperwork to sell his sign any marquee players. throughout his career and 33.4 Sophomore defensive back was named the stake in both teams was com- But by ridding the Wizards include the likes of Jahidi White. in the playoffs. national defensive player of the week by Richard Hamilton and Courtney pleted Friday, and Jordan's of the high-salaried, long- Jordan's first retirement ESPN.com for his performance vs. Alexander — none of whom lawyers ironed out the last few term contracts of Rod came' in October 1993. after were in the NBA when Jordan wrinkles to clear the way for Strickland, Juwan Howard and he led the Bulls to three titles. Missouri. played for the Bulls. his comeback announcement. Mitch Richmond, Jordan has He played baseball in the Turning a team that won only The final holdup involved given the Wizards enough Chicago .White Sox organiza- 19 games last season into a win- the video game licensing rights salary cap flexibility to restock tion for one season, but he ner might be an insurmountable to lordan's likeness, according the roster next summer. couldn't make it out of the challenge — even for Jordan. to Jeff Brown of EA Sports, a When he returns for the minor leagues and returned "1 think he will return to being game manufacturer. 2002-03 season, the Wizards to the Bulls in March 1995. one of the top players in our Jordan suffered three physi- could have a roster that bears Jordan led the Bulls to three league. His comeback certainly cal setbacks during the sum- little resemblance to the cur- more titles and retired again puts the Wizards in a position to mer, raising doubts about rent one. in January 1999, shortly make the playoffs this year," whether his body could "Who is to say that great before the start of the lock- Knicks coach Jeff Van Gundy endure the rigors of an 82- things are not ahead with out-shortened season. He said. game schedule. Back spasms Michael and the Wizards," said made his final shot in a The Philosophy Department Presents A Panel Discussion With his announcement, and knee tendinitis curtailed Dean Smith, who coached Chicago uniform, sinking a Jordan immediately overshad- his workouts, and two cracked Jordan at Chapel Hill. "He has jumper over Bryon Russell of America Attacked: owed the arrival in Washington ribs from a collision in a pick- made excellent decisions in Utah in Game 6 of the 1998 Implications & Response of another winter sports star, up game took him off the court the past and I know he has NBA Finals — a play that MM* Jaromir Jagr. The NHLs leading for a month. given this one a lot of came to be known as Jordan's Gary Hess, History Jordan will return without thought." "last shot" — to give the Bulls scorer last seasor vas acquired Neal Jesse. Political Science by the Capitals in the off-season. the all-star cast that he hoped Jordan won 10 scoring titles their sixth title of the decade. Jordan actually owned a piece would accompany him. and is the NBA's fourth all- "While nothing can take Neocles Leontis, Chemistry Charles Barkley, who spoke of time leading scorer with away from the past," Jordan of the Capitals, buying it when Ellen Paul, Social Philosophy & Policy Center playing with Jordan, aban- 29,277 points. He has averaged said. "I am firmly focused on he acquired shares in the UttinttT. Wtdnesdiy, September 26, 7:30 p.*. Wizards on Jan. 19,2000. doned his comeback bid, and a league-record 31.5 points the future and the competi- the Wizards were unable to per regular season game tive challenge ahead of me." Provost John Folkins Math-Sdanca 220

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