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a betteruilding portfolio^?
Andreas Luescher uses his book to help students with an architecture portfolio
By Danae King ture, only a bacheloi ol sci- i« ause the program is Andreas Luescher is a pub- so young, However, he said, to lished author and a pn ifessi n i il gel into graduate school lot architecture at the University; architei lure, students need a a iimn who said his students portfolio ol tin ii work, inspired him to write a book on "li you riii- applying to archi- building a portfolio, tecture -.. hooloi designs! hooL I uescher's book, "The you need .i portfolio to -hoi'. Architect's Portfolio: Planning, your work: youi drawing skills I lesign. Production," published yoiu computer skills, youi this past |une, came about in writing your design skills' part because of the University ■, said NAtH»Nfl£KONICH Luescher said that the BOOK: Andreas Lueschet. a professor of architecture at the University, is the author of a book on how architecture students can build and improvi University doesn't offei a LUESCHER | Page 8 portfolio is used to help them enter graduate school for architecture, as the University does not currently have a masters prograi- master's degree in architec- CELEBRATE THE CENTENNIAL Dance Marathon will spell ESPN' at football game By Danidl* Rice OUtSide the east side gates [fadng Reporter Interstate ■ "... it takes 580 I he athletic department will pro Students ran arrive at the football vide ["-shirts, hand warmers and students to spell ESPN game against Miami today as jusi . Doyt Dollars fot each student fans, oi as pail ol 'ESPN who participates out in the stands..." lo support Ham,' Marathon, and We have a number of promo- in hnnoi ol" ESPN airing the game, tions III place tin the game lonioi students who attend could get the row night based around ESPN The athletic department opportunity to help spell ESPN" In and we felt like it would be unique approached us and had the idea to the stands and look gieat on television," said spell ESPN in the stands during "If we can get 500 students — it Interim Director of Marketing and the game and this is an amazing takes 580 to spell ESPN out m the Assistant to the Athletic Director opportunity' Leisssaid stands to show up and partici- Andrew I lemminger. Freshman Andrei! Hall said she is pate in the ESPN spelling event the We decided that it would be awe looking li n ward to the game. athletic department said they would some to do a huge ESPN sign in the 1 want 10 help Dance Marathon donate Si i very ticket bought at stands for football. Dance Marathon i .use mi mej but this is also a way for the game to 1 lance Marathon, said was the first gn up that came to mind me to support BG and my fellow fal- Dance Marathon I undraisingChaii 10 ask to sit in it," I lemminger said. ii HI-. Hall said Besides, we're get- Megan I eiss I eiss said this is a great ting free I shirts and hand warmers, Students who want to partici- opportunity lor students to help these are in- ire than enough reasi OS pate must show up at I'yMI p.m. Dance Marathon. tin nine
MOORE MUSIC. MORE FUN
LAUREN POFF CLARK: Today marks the 100-year anniversary of the founding of the University. Tuesday, faculty, staff, students and alumni gathered in Anderson Arena to celebrate the landmark with the Centennial Academic Convocation. Centennial Celebraiion co-chair Larry Weiss opened the convocation fol- lowed by President Carol Caitwnghl and other notable University figures The keynote speaker, best-selling author and 2000 Disney Teacher of the Year. Ron Clark, spoke to the crowd of more than 1.000 about the importance of "living a life that wont have regrets." Clark told his story of teaching and overcoming adversity to make a difference "Don't make excuses, find a solution" Clark said
Learn to skate at Ice Arena Skating Club offers free ice lessons this Saturday
By Brian Bohncrt Reporter ish Saturday morning. Skating Club President Pal Rahb said this should A four-week course of free ice skat not stop anyone from attending ing lessons to members of the if they wish to learn a little more community ends Saturday. about how to ice skate. She said The Bowling Green Skating (Hub that even though the newaltendees is hosting free lessons, which were would not have had the lull experi- held on Saturday mornings from ence of the free course, people can 9-9:45 a.m. at the University's Ice still come and participate even if TYliD STABILE Arena on North Mercer Road. The they have missed a day or two. course began Oct. 23 and will con- ONE.TWO.THREE: Director Keith Barber marls time preceding one of the many musical numbers performed bv University Jazz Guitars ensemble whose members participate in this group for course credit These students began pereparing for this performance at the beginning of fall semester and it tinue every Saturday until Nov. 13. Sec SKATING | PageS was held Tuesday evening in the Bryan Recital Hall, which is located in in the Moore Musical Arts Cent.'' See more photos on page 5 Bven though the lessons will fin- CAMPUS FORUM SPORTS PEOPLE OH THE STREET Res. Life adjusts to move Sexuality stuns society Football takes on Miami What does Veterans Day mean to you? Residence Life staff adjusts to the Columinst Kate Noftsinger thinks scoiety The BG football team will be back in action tonight RYANVOJTUSH Sophomore. Marketing change in private office space to cubi- directs too much criticism at young girls against Miami, both on the field and on ESPN. The "My grandfather, who recently cles after the recent move to the Math and women because of their appearance Falcons beat the Red Hawks 35-14 last year. passed away, was a veteran of the Science Building | Page 3 and sexuality | Page 4 | Page 6 Air Force." | Page 4
VISIT BGVIEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS. UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE fe 2 Wednesday. Novemher 10.2010 NATION WWW.BGNEWS.COM N/TION BRIEFS ' 4 people dead in Gehry expansion Chicks of endangered Ex-sheriff is Vt. barber says not Court: No campaign Alaska house fir starts at Philadelphia bird species born in convicted in drug, good at cutting finance limits for ANCHORAGE. AM- Art Museum NY zoo racketeering case blacks' hair small groups - Alaska authorities sa^ tc ■ DELPHIA-Famed NEW YORK (AP)-Six baby COLUMBIA S.C -Ajury BEl LOWS FALLS. Vt (AP)- A DENVER (AP)-A federal people have been Settlement deadline passes for ill 9/11 responders By David B. Caruso the World rra.de Center are would pay at least $625 mil- spring, hut it remains tenta- tiffs were very close to hit- attorneys involved in the III waiting to learn whether a lion to people who devel- tive. Under its terms, the ting that target, hut the final case from talking to the liit; settlement in the case oped illnesses after working settlement only takes effect results may not he known media about how the tally will stick. in the rubble. if at least <)', percent of the for days. had gone. NEW YORK - rhou ands Men and women who par- Related settlements could workers agree to sign on. U.S. District judge Alvin lie wrote that he was HI 'i'ii rescue and ro ■•■ erj lie ipated in the ground zero raise the total COmpensa A lawyer for ahout 9,000 I lellerstein, who has been doing so "to avoid confu- workers who sued New York cleanup had until the end tion for the workers to as of the workers, Paul Napoli, overseeing the litiga- sion and speculation flow City over their exposure to o| I he day Monday to decide much as $H15 million. told The Associated Press tion, issued a gag order ing from the dissemination potentially toxic di whether to join a deal thai I he deal was struck in the last Friday that the plain- late Monday barring the of incomplete information." It's job tc make sure your vote counts. You may need to proacuvely provide the Wood County Board of Elections with additional proof of residency documentation that is considered valid. Pleas cai: our voter hotline 440—941 —66S9 for more information. ents that can be used: Ohio driver's license, military ID, last 4 digits of your social security number - need one of these If you cast a provisional ballot because, at the time you voted you must I izrve 'rovided to the board of elections one of the following: . .wepialile proof of your identity in the form of a current and valid photo identification; A military identification; / current (within the last 12 months) utility bill (including cell phone bill), bank statement, government check, |J t/check, or other government document (but not a voter registration acknowledgement notification mailed by a board of elections) that shows your name and current address (including from a public college or university) Paid for by BG Coalition for Justice, Dartene Beveihymer, Treasurer, 101 N.Main St., BowMnQ Green, OH 43402 By Emily Tuck.r "When you don't have a floor, but he also uses Depinet said. "Students Reporter door to close, it forces you to I liked having the personal space and offices in McDonald for are priority." interact with other people.'' student conduct. She said when she Residence Life, Greek he said. a window, but I've come to like this This year there are going worked in the business Affairs and cither depart- On the third floor of the to be white noise machines industry before coming ments traded private offic- building, there are offices particular set up." installed on the ceilings to the University, she was es for cubicles this semes- that can be checked out Kevin Gates I Senior Coordinator to level out the amount of used to having her office ter, but they are adjusting if there needs to be a pri- noise in the space. space change. However, to the change. vate conversation. Shaal the classrooms and resi- up for the same reason as Andrea Depinet, associ- she is always willing to Tim Shaal, interim asso- said he uses those offices, dence halls.'' Shaal: seeing the rest of the ate director for Business be flexible. ciate director of Residence plus he meets people in Kevin Gates, senior coor- department every day. and Operations, said she "Walls aren't necessarily Life, said it's not always the Union now that he's dinator for leadership and "I liked having the person- has benefited from the the tools we need to do our ideal when you're used to located closer to some of community service for al space and a window, but move, especially when it jobs," she said. having your own office, but the residence halls. Residence Life, said it's I've come to like this par- comes to communicating No official plans have it's "good for staff morale.'1 Shaal said traffic in the been an adjustment getting ticular set up," (iates said. with others. been made to move the I le's noticed people walking office has increased due to used to the cubicle set up. Gates uses the pri- "Overall, we needed to offices to another location around more often. being "right in the heart of However, he likes the set vate offices on the third make space for students," yet. ALL THAT JAZZ PHOTOS BY TYLEB STABILE TOP IEFT: Freshman Mikey Espinosa performs a solo during the University Jatt Guitar performance BOTTOM LEFT: Pictured left to right, sophomore Taylor Fetters, junior Andrew Sobole and freshman Cody Cooper prepare to perform "Man That's Neat" by Jack Petersen RIGHT: Freshman James Sehga provides a bass rythem for the ensemble. TALK TO Rental Mgmt. Companies Office of the Dean of Students Office of Residence Life Student Legal Services Get ahead in life with the Student Money Management BG City Departments 0-rocz.Cru Shopping, National Guard. Call now! BGSU Dining • Up to 100% Tuition Assistance SPONSORED BY Off-Campus Student Services dishes a.re )uSt Some • Leadership Training Wood County Apartment Assoc. Office of Residence Life of -the -tVwMgs u*u *ieeJ BGSU Bookstore BGSU Dining "to WIRI N/TION BRIEFS SOURCtS 4 people dead in Gehry expansion Chicks of endangered Ex-sheriff is Vt. barber says not Court: No campaign Alaska house fir starts at Philadelphia bird species born in convicted in drug, good at cutting finance limits for ANCHORAGE. Alaska (, Art Museum NY zoo racketeering case blacks' hair small groups - Alaska authorities say foui PHILADELPHIA-Famed NEW YORK (AP)-S« baby COLUMBIA.S.C -Ajury BELLOWS FALLS. Vt(AP)- A DENVER (AP)-A federal people have been killed in IOUSI • FrankGehry says an parrots bom in New York are a major has convicted a former South white Vermont barber who turned appellate court says a Colorado tire near Caswell. ■ i at the Philadelphia Museum addition to the world's critically Carolina sheriff of dozens of federal away a black customer said he was voter-approved amendment that Alaska State Trooppis of Art wont be visible to people from endangered thick-billed parrot species. charges in a wide-ranging drug and trying to avoid embarrassment for limits campaign contributions from small groups is unconstitutional home in a rural area abou r the outside but will "knock their socks The chicks at the Wildlife racketeering case. both of them because hes no good at cutting black peoples hair north of Anchorage was engulfed i>f inside." Conservation Society's Queens Zoo During his two week trial, A 10th U.S. Circuit Court of in flames when they arrived early i 'ined dignitaries. are part of the largest flock of thick- p-osecutors played taped Mike Aldrich runs Mike's Barber Appeals panel ruled Tuesday in Tuesday. A passerby notki Iihibnthiopists and art aficionados billed parrots in the United States conversations they said showed E.J. Shop in Bellows Falls, a village of favor of six homeowners that at the home and reported the fire fought a Parker city proposal to Tuesday at the city's 82-year-old Zoo director Scott Silver said the Mefvin conspired to extort money ab-jut 3.500 residents along the annex their subdivision. Several fire crews from neoclassical landmark for the start of baby birds are a major win in the from drug dealers in exchange for Connecticut River He told would-be r customer Dr Darryl Fisher when he surrounding towns respon ii < '■ uction on a humbler part of the fight to save the rare species, which protection from investigation The state law applies to any the blaze DM loading dock that will was eliminated from the American The jury of four men and eight stopped in last month that the barber group of two or more people that Details were not immediately sei it museum operations and allow Southwest by the mid-20th century. women deliberated IS hours before wasn't in spends more than S200 to pass out the museum to reopen some beautiful fliers or put up yard signs. available The red-and-green parrot is native finding him guilty Tuesday of more Fisher walked by the shop later in entrances That work Troopers, the Alaska Bui to Mexico and critically endangered than 30 charges. and saw Aldrich cutting the hair of a The issue is ripe for an appeal to should be done in 2012. white customer and realized Aldrich of Investigation and the si elsewhere - its population decimated Melvm resigned from Lee County the U.S. Supreme Court, which has was the barber. marshal's office are mves- rd. tons of dirt and rock by hunting and logging. in May after he and 11 others were lifted campaign contribution limits i avated for a massive for corporations. Since 2006. the Queens Zoo has charged in the drug case. Fisher is from Taos (tows). N.M. I'd gallery space. successfully raised a total of 15 thick- U.S. District Judge Cameron Curne His cause was taken up Saturday in a A lawyer for the homeowners • inown worldwide for billed parrot chicks. The six latest ordered Melvin's bond revoked and sidewalk demonstration outside the said "theres no distinction between "uctures with undulating chicks were born from three different US. Marshals took him into custody shop. He said he thinks the incident a little group and a large group ■niong them the sets of parents, since July. He will be held until sentencing, was racially motivated. spending money." Guogenheim Museum Bilbao in Spain scheduled for January. Aldrich said no. it was because he and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Melvin faces up to life in prison. has trouble with black people's hair. Los Angeles. -MegKinnard(AP) Joann Loviglio (AP) Settlement deadline passes for ill 9/11 responders By David B. Caruso the World Trade Center are would pay at least $625 mil- spring, but it remains tenta- tiffs were very close to hit- attorneys involved in the The Assoicated Press wailing to learn whether a lion to people who devel- tive. Under its terms, the ting that target, but the final case from talking to the hiR settlement in the case oped illnesses after working settlement only takes effect results may not be known media about how the tally will stick. in the rubhle. if at least 95 percent of the for days. had gone. NEW YORK — Thousands Men and women who par- Related settlements could workers agree to sign on. U.S. District Judge Alvin He wrote that he was of 9/11 rescue and recovery ticipated in the ground zero raise the total compensa- A lawyer for about 9,000 llellcrstein, who has been doing so "to avoid confu- workers who sued New York cleanup had until the end tion for the workers to as of the workers, Paul Napoli, overseeing the litiga- sion and speculation flow- City over their exposure to ol the day Monday to decide much as $815 million. told The Associated Press tion, issued a gag order ing from the dissemination potentially toxic dust from whether to join a deal that The deal was struck in the last Friday that the plain- late Monday barring the of incomplete information." Are you a provisional voter? MAKE UNT. efrts are part of the community, too It's yo< ir job to make sure your vote counts. You may need to proaciively provide the Wood County Board of Elections with additional proof of residency documentation that is considered valid. 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(419)352-0717 FA .2011 GREENBRIAR, INC. www.greenbriarrentals.com *« ', CAMPUS Wedr»^.tWnbe.l0.?O10 5 University departments adapt to cubicle-style offices By Emily Tucker "When you don't have a floor, but he also uses Depinet said. "Students Reporter door to close, it forces you to "I liked having the personal space and offices in McDonald for are priority." interact with other people," student conduct. She said when she Residence Life, Greek he said. a window, but I've come to like this This year there are going worked in the business Affairs and other depart- On the third floor of the to be white noise machines industry before coming ments traded private offic- building, there are offices particular set up." installed on the ceilings to the University, she was es for cubicles this semes- that can be checked out Kevin Gates I Senior Coordinator to level out the amount of used to having her office ter, but they are adjusting if there needs to be a pri- noise in the space. space change. However, to the change. vate conversation. Shaal the classrooms and resi- up for the same reason as Andrea Depinet, associ- she is always willing to Tim Shaal, interim asso- said he uses those offices, dence halls." Shaal: seeing the rest of the ate director for Business be flexible. ciate director of Residence plus he meets people in Kevin Gates, senior coor- department every day. and Operations, said she "Walls aren't necessarily Life, said it's not always the Union now that he's dinator for leadership and "I liked having the person- has benefited from the the tools we need to do our ideal when you're used to located closer to some of community service for al space and a window, but move, especially when it jobs," she said. having your own office, but the residence halls. Residence Life, said it's I've come to like this par- comes to communicating No official plans have it's "good for staff morale." Shaal said traffic in the been an adjustment getting ticular set up," Gates said. with others. been made to move the He's noticed people walking office has increased due to used to the cubicle set up. Gates uses the pri- "Overall, we needed to offices to another location around more often. being "right in the heart of However, he likes the set vate offices on the third make space for students," yet. ALL THAT JAZZ • PHOTOS BY TYLER STABILE TOP LEFT: Freshman Mikey Espinosa performs a solo dunng the University Jazz Guitar performance. w . I c¥ k . BOTTOM LEFT: Pictured left to right sophomore Taylor Fetters, junior Andrew Sobole and freshman j Cody Cooper prepare to perform 1 lb l "Man That's Neat" by Jack Petersen. RIGHT: Freshman James Seliga provides a bass rythem 1 for the ensemble. • Jrfejft V/ Ii II ; TilmmA & &k k *«♦ -. 1 #i USING Great Give-A-Ways to the first 250 Students Raffle Prizes and FREE FOOD TALK TO Rental Mgmt. Companies OHIO Office of the Dean of Students Office of Residence Life Student Legal Services Get ahead in life with the / Student Money Management BG City Departments CrC-otz-lra S\\oppiv\<$, National Guard. Call now! ( BGSU Dining <^otkm<$, as\d c/owig* • Up to 100% Tuition Assistance 0ARD1 SPONSORED BY Off-Campus Student Services diShCS are )\ASt Sov"€. • Leadership Training Wood County Apartment Assoc. Office of Residence Life oJ ■£>%€ -£V»i«gs you need BGSU Bookstore , BGSU Dining t consider u/\*,H deciding -to SSG Craig McCarty 41 9-206-8214 PNC Bank sba.a or moi/e o&F- f "The athletic department approached us and had the idea to spell 'ESPN in the stands during the game, and this is an amazing opportunity." - Dance Marathon Fundraising Chair Megan Leiss on the athletic department donating $1 to Dance Marathon for every student spelling out "ESPN" at tonight's football game [see story, pg. 1]. FORUM Wednesday. November 10.2010 4 PEOPLE ON THE STREET What does Veterans Day mean to you? "Honoring those "A day to Its a way to cele- <■ A day to remember [\ VISIT US AT who have served volunteer with brate those who fight J the glorious lallen. ^J BGVIEWS.COM OUT country." Theta Alpha Phi for our country and 1 those who have Have your own take on tor their families" 1 served and saved, today's People On The Street? Or a suggestion for SARAH BURCHFIELD. SARAH BALES. AMANDA BELKO. 1 EMMETTTOSKO. ■i question7 Give us your Freshman Senior. Junior. H Freshn feedback at bgviewscom Creative Writing Theater Special Education 1 AYA Science 'Glee' GQ cover shows media's WEAKSAUCE pressure on girls to explore sexuality these sudden changes were and Spears. The Disney prod dedded in bedrooms or board- ucts are common touchstones rooms. Why? Sometimes cor- in any discussion of sexu- porations and the media, like alization. But alter drawing i-A) or NffV not to mention the familiar parallel. Selt/er managers, agents and a pleth- introduced readers to SPARK. ora of production personnel try which stands for "Sexualfzation Did you see those "Glee" kids to make little girls look sexy to protest; action, resistance, on tin- cover of GQ magazine!; sell things knowledge." The organiza- Novembei issue? It was down- Scxuali/ing young girls tion includes familiar feminist right pornographic. is wrong, because it objecti- VI lii es for this topic, like (ieena And whai about thai MBey fies them before they under Davis and Jean KBbouma Cyrus, pole dancingand kissing stand sexuality. It makes them Selt/er explains that the 26 year-old men in her music objects of lust, usually for an movement is attempting to videos? H'nihli'. She's headed oldei male gaze, It fetishi/.es "take sexy back," and their down tin- same path as Britney under-developed bodies with message "is about rejecting Spears dorrt even gel me narrow hips thai aren't ready a standardized, commercial- started on thai one fin reproduction anyway ized and denigrating take Do these questions sound Oliviously, having sex with on what girls ought to do to familiar? Heirs my next ques- prepubescenl girls is wrong — be sexy." Women need to he tion why do we care? that's why we have laws against making conscious choices Fbi starters, we are a society it. finding them attractive is not about their self-expression, thai loves to criticize a unm- necessarily illegal, but still prob- not assuming the position ans appearance. Bui this phe- lematic. I lore's the thing Those with the usual accessories. nomenon runs much deeper "Glee" girls are really adults, but With this in mind, the "Glee" than that I in- aforementioned the characters they play ate in GQ phott ishoot s biggest crime women are "teens," celebrities high scht nil. ()ur heli ived (^ynis is a lack of originality. How and role models. They're a spe- is 17 years i >ld. St 11 must ask. at overdone is the "sexy school- cial brand ol femininity under what point an' women allowed girl" fantasy? stricter scrutiny Ii i be sexyV The ci wet of GQ shows (,'t iry I lir American Psychological lo be clear, I said sexy, not Monteith gripping the nearly Association describes women's sexually active. Lets not have bare derrieres of his blonde sexuality as trickling up and thai tired abstinence versus and brunette scantily clad down. Vbung girls arc often reality debate. One can be classmates, Agronand Michele. made up in appear older than sexual without actually hav- Shouldn't he get naked and they are, whereas older women ing sex. < me can express their join Ihe party? use every weapon they have to sexuality through clothing. Once inside, Michele is lick- combat aging Both are normal movement or song. At what ing a sucker provocatively ai ami supposedly sexy because age is that appropriate? her locker in her underwear the) drive women on either Science migh I argue the stage and thigh high socks — an end ol the spectrum to those at which the body begins prep- obvious dress code violation golden years of attractiveness aration for reproduction, better — while her male counterpart 16-22, give or take. known as puberty. According plays the drums in a letter- SAMKILUBMANN Consider kmBenet Ramsey to "Our Bodies, I lurselves," the man jacket. Agron kneels in oi an) "pageant giri" for thai average puberty age is some- spike heels and a poor excuse matter. Think about Amy where between 9 and a half and for a skirt over a cheerleader's 1'oehlers character as liegina 12 and a h.iii Exploration of megaphone, red bra matching LETTER TO THE EDITOR Geotges mom in "Mean Girls," one's sexuality is simply pah of her red shoes. in any older woman dressing constructing one's identity, not Finally, Michele straddles Value our veterans with ry, both because of the thing last full measure. youthfully One is creepy and to mention a necessary process a bench in the locker room. pride and gratitude from which it has freed us I ach of us has a relative. the oihei is comical. But why of development. Apparently, she waxes. and because oftheopportu friend or acquaintance who docs ii continue to happen? Puberty is a tumultuous The malelo female skin ratio With tomorrow's obsei nity it has given Atnei tea ..." has willingly provided this I could write an entire col- time in anyone's life. Mental of "Glee Gone Wild "is telling ol vance of Veterans Day, we It is these senti- nation with their unques- umn on cougars, borax and changes accompany physical our culture. 1 lowever. the solu- should all recognize thai ments, acknowledged by tioned service. We know of aging, But today, we're focus- changes, indicated by clothing tion to our problem isn't sim- this holiday's significance President Wilson, thai the personal sacrifices that ing on the "trickle up" suddenly and behaviors that display an ply to cover up. Sexualization extends well beyond the I hope each ol you will they have endured in order making \liley < yius "untam- adolescent!) very fluid indi- is wrong because it's done to ever welcome day off from reflect upon this Veterans in secure the individual able. Alst i, ii II the record, ( ATUS viduality. Even young girls are someone for someone else's work or class. It is a day Day: pride and gi at it tide. liberties that we have long rsnt that great of a dancer. awate of the rigid categories profit. It's tellinga young girl to to recognize the sacrific- For more than 234 taken for granted. On this Actually; she could take a les- that confine women's sexuality. wear ihis. stand like this, hold es made by this nation's ve.iis. soldiers have stood Veterans Day. it is my hope son from Ms. Spears, who per- They may try on the virgin and a sucker like this, etc. veterans and reflect on ready to protect, serve that you are all justifiably fected gyrating with snakes and whore identities before they Young girls should be the vast freedoms that we and defend this country's proud of those veterans who on (haiis.Hut Cyrus' strategic choose one. KeiUistically, they'll allowed to determine their enjoy daily as a result iit people and secure the ide- have served Ihis great nation distance from the plati H lie Best settle somewhere in the middle own sexuality in wide open their service. als for which this nation and equally grateful for the ut Both Worlds" echoes Spears' — but not before they've had a spaces, far away from plaid President Wood row was formed, I'hey have, freedoms that their sacrific- transition limn the cotirtsidc little of both skirts and stripper poles. And Wilson proclaimed Nov. II. in many cases, made the es have endowed. "1 lit me baby, one more time" to Sarah Seltzer wrote a piece no one should be denied Ihe 1919 as the first commemo- supreme sacrifice to pro- ()ne day of pride and grati- a sweaty, sexy "slave for you." for Altemel that grouped "Glee" opportunity to grow up with ration of Armistice Day, Mile for and maintain tude seems a reasonable When it conies to pop stars, stars l,ea Michele and Dianna a healthy attitude about sex, now Veterans Day. with the each citizen's unalienable exchange for a lifetime of it's always uncertain whether Agron with the likes of Cyms spotlight or not. following words: "To us in rights to life, liberty and freedom. America, the reflections of the pursuit of happiness. I lave a great Veterans I lay, SPEAK YOUR MIND Armistice Day will be filled They have made these Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news with solemn pride in the sacrifices willingly, hold- lieutenant Colonel story? 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Indonesia (AP)-A PARIS - French poke have JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel said soldiers have been referred to a negotiated an end to a rebellion man conservative Muslim government detained five people suspected of a the 35 Chilean miners who captured senior military prosecutor over overcrowded Brazilian prison Tuesday minister admits he shook hands role in a network that allegedly sends that they abused Inqis in after fighting between rival gangs left with first lady Michelle Obama in French citizens to the tribal zone in a collapsed mine have -.: the aftermath of the US -led invasion, 18 inmates dead - including si» who welcoming her to Indonesia but said it bordering Pakistan and Afghan I Israeli invitation to the Ministry of Defense said Tuesday were decapitated - officials said wasn't his choice. train for war. a security official and the for Christmas If the allegations are substantiated A prison employee who was Footage on YouTube shows Pans prosecutor s office said Tuesday. Foreign M jnYigal the sokl'■ Ji/be overpowered and shot twice with his otherwise, sparking a debate that has Two of the five were detained Palmor said the Chilean an charged with war i own weapon during the initial uprising lit up Facebook. Twitter and the rest of Tuesday morning at Charles de Gaulle has confirmed the miners would come was in a stable condition in a Sao Luis The government the blogosphere. airport, north of Paris, on their return Palmor said Israel offered the hospital, according to Ribamar Cunha. '■> made last month but "I tried to prevent (being touched) to France, the prosecutor's office said miners an all expensi spokesman for the northeastern state refused to give any details about with my hands but Mrs Michelle held The other three were picked up in the tour of Christian holy site*. - the soldiers the nature of the of Maranhao Five hostages, all prison her hands too far toward me (so) we capital on Monday afternoon attractions over the holidays aleged abuse, or when or exactly workers, were released unharmed touched. Information Minister Ttfatul The five - four men and a woman Palmor also sault' where in Iraq it is alleged to have Inmates behind the 27-hour stand- Sembirinq told tens of thousands of ranging in age from 25 to 30 - were to bring their families and ! occurred The acknowledgment only off complained that the penitentiary followers on Twitter detained at the request of several considering it He spoke on ■ r lawyers acting for the built to house 2.000 prisoners, was special anti-terrorist judges the While Indonesia has the largest The miners were trapped in Ministry of Defense announced the holding twice that number. Cunha said. Muslim population in the world, the prosecutor's office said. development to Britain's High Court. a San I' He said the prisoners who died vast majority practice a moderate A security official said the where the government is being sued tunnel collapse on Aug were killed by members of rival form of the faith. But Sembiring has suspects were guestioned as part over the alleged abuse were extracted lasti factions from different parts of flaunted his conservatism and says he of a probe of a network of French spectacular rescue opei The Ministry of Defense stressed the state. avoids contact with women who are fighters sent to the lawless tribal ascending from the dei " that the allegations are just that, and The prisoners also demanded not related to him. zones of western Pikistan where the a narrow capsuie as tin-. one of the lawyers. James Eadie. told better access to food and water and Taliban militia flourish watched the court that war crimes charges faster legal processing of their cases, - Elaine Ganley(AP) -y a range of possibilities, as well as the resignation of the if the claims were backed by solid prisons director. eviden • - Juliana Barbassa(AP) - Raphael G.Satter(AP) China bans lawyer from ect threatens Italy's landmarks By Frances D Emilio hut apparently could nol Palace beneath Rome gave The Associated Press withstand modern neglect, way rail London conference "We're stunned when of vaulted ceilii ROME - For all of Italy's some walls fall clown Bui the gal!' China restricts diplomats travel plans ahead of Nobel Prize ceremony ancient wonders, the real these are ruins nut ,\, den populat v. wonder miiiht be that so tematically maintained, so I'hree yi By Christopher Bod««n I.iu's wife and do/ens of and Norway and that Tokyo many ate still standing, the miracle is that so few The Associated Press dissident colleagues have would make an "appropriate given Ihe pooi care they get. of them collapse," said wall crumple.! into been placed under house decision" on whether to send Ihe collapse In Pompeii Andiea Carandini, a world Inn I,- afl BEIJING — A renowned arrest or intense monitoring the lapanese ambassador to l.isi week nt a frescoed renowned archaeologist rain Ihe wall hai Chinese human rights law- In an apparent attempt in Norway to the ceremony. A house where gladiators pre who leads a panel ol pro name.: fl( yer whose firm is represent- prevent them from attend- number of European coun- pared lor combat was the fessional consultants in the ing imprisoned Nobel Peace ing lhe Dec. 1(1 award cer- tries say they have received latest loss. I he structure Cultural Ministry built it Prize winner Liu Xiaobo emony in Norway. similar approaches. had survived the explosion Last spring, a huge see, againsi , said he was blocked from Beijing is also ramping French foreign Ministry of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.I). ment ot Nen i s fabled! a ilden leaving Tuesday to attend a up diplomatic pressure to spokesman Bernard Valero conference in London. persuade countries not lo said Tuesday thai France's Mo Shaoping said offi- attend Ihe Dec. 10 award ambassador always attends cers who stopped him at ceremony in Norway's the ceremony and ihe "tradi- You deserve a factual look at... the Beijing airport gave capital, Oslo. tion will continue this year." only vague reasons lor their Japanese foreign Minister Valero added that other Israel and the United States actions, although it comes Seiji Maehara said Tuesday European Union gov- amid repression against that China recently made ernments appear lo be Is Israel an asset or a burden to our country? activists in the wake of the such a request through dip- leaning toward the same The United suites is without question Israel's peace prize. lomatic channels in Tokyo decision as Paris. staunchest and most n the United States. But there u advocate that Israel is a burJVn to tin I nited Stales and thai the Middle EasL What arc the facts? Israel HOUSES! HOUSES! HOUSES! The "Israel lobby." There .ire Indeed those who claim that Israel is .i liability. .1 burden to our Islamo fas* BEST SELECTION OF 2,3,4,5 AND 6 BEDROOM HOUSES country. Professors from prestigious universities write essays in which thee avel that lit I'nited almosl I ' AVAILABLE FOR FALL 2011 Slates is in thrall h> the "Israel lobby." This lobby is said to pull ihe strings oi American policy. Its indispei nifies included in many of our houses: supposed main promoters are AIPAC (American I'riion. I! is r Israd Public Affairs Committed and the so-called Furnished or unfurnished - Air conditioning "neo-conSi sonu DI ^^^^^_^^^^^_ Washer and Dryer - Gas log fireplaces whom arc indeed Jewish. „i i i .i i- , i .-. . 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Seltzer managers, agents and a pleth introduced readers to SPARK, i mi i ifpn rductk in pet si inneJ try which stands ii ir "Sexualization those CHee" kids in make little girls look sew to protest; action, resistance, 1} magazine's sell things. knowledge" The organiza- Niovct li was down- Sexualizing young girls tion includes lamiliai feminist iphic. is wrong, because ii objecti- voices lor this topic, like (lecn.i \iul what about thai Mile) fies [hem before Ihey under 1 lavis and lean Kilhourne (yni\ pole doming and kissing standsexualit) li makes them Seltzer explains thai the ii old men in hei music objects ol lust, usually tor an movement is attempting to She's headed older male gaze, li ferjshizes "lake sew hack." and their down ■ ith i- Britne) under-developed bodies with message "is aboul rejecting l< mi wen get me narrow hips th.n aren't ready a standardized, commercial- don thai <>nr for reproduction anyway, ized and denigrating take these questions sound I Ibviously, having sex with on what gills ought to do lo familiar? Here's m> neM ques- prepubesceni girls is wrong — be sexy Women need to he tion vvhy dowe i that's uh\ we have laws against making conscious choices ii I iiiding them attractive is not aboul theii sell expression, that loves to criticize .i worn- necessarily illegal. Inn stillprob- not assuming the position iin's ap| earami Bui this phe li main 1 lerc's the thing Ihose with the usual accessories. nomenon runs much decpei 'Glee" girls arc realh adults, but With ihis in mind, the "Glee" he aforementioned the i haracters they play are in GQphotoshoot's biggest crime 'teens, celebrities high school. OIL helmed (yrus is a lack of originality. How and role models. fhey'rc ,i spe- is 17 years i ild. Si 11 must ask, al overdone is the sexy school- ll femininit) undei what I'OIIII are women allowed giil" fantasy? scrutiny lobe sexy? I he(inci (it (it.) shiiws(iIIy merican Psychological To he clear, I said sew, noi Monteith gripping the nearly bos women's sexually ai tive. Let's not have hare (Inheres of his blonde M ualirj as trickling up and thai tired abstinence versus and brunette scantily dad down Young girls are often reality debate, one can be classmates, Agron and MicheJo made up to appeal older ihan sexual without actually hav- Shouldn't he gel naked and ■ is older women ing sex i ine ran express their join the party? ■ ■. ■. apon the) have to sexualit) through clothing Once inside, \lichele is lick- ibal aging Both are normal movement oi song Al whai ing a suckei provocatively al UIKI supposedly sexj because age is thai appropriate? her locket in her underwear J 4e.e\ tilce. X TM -pre.-par in 3 4or th'i-s thej drive women on either Science might argue thestage and thigh high socks — an end ut liv spectrum to those al which the body begins prep- obvious dress code violation earlier cmd earlier ever>/ ^ear... golden years ol attractiveness aration foi reproduction, bettei — while net male counterpart l(j-2i!.gtveoi lake. known as puberty According plays the drums in a letter- 5AMKILUHMANN i .MiiMiin lonltenel Ramsey to "Out Bodies, Ourselves," the man jacket. Agron kneels in in any "pageant K"I foi thai average puberty age is Mime spike heels and a pool excuse mattei I hmk aboul Ann where between 9 and a half and lor a skirl over a cheerleader's PiH'hler's i haractei .i-. Regina 12 and a half. Exploration of megaphone, led bra matching LETTER TO THE EDITOR .. - iniiiii in "Mean Guts." i ine's sexualit) is simply pan ol her red shoes. in an) oldei woman dressing 11 instructing one's identity no! Finally, Michele straddles Value our veterans with ry. both because ol the thing lasi lull measure youthfully One is i ieepy and ii i nientii in a net essary process a bench in the locker room. pride and gratitude hum which it has need us Each of us lias a relative, ithei i- comical But why of development, Apparently, she waxes. and because ol the upportu- mend oi acquaintance who mtinue lo happen? Puberty is a tumultuous The male to female skin ratio With tomorrow's rn , given \merica .. lias willingly provided ihis I could write ■ in entire col- time in anyone's lit*-. Mental ol "(licet lone Wild" is telling of vance ol Veterans Day. we li i- these senti- nation with their unques- umn on cougars, botox and changes accompany physical our culture. I low ever, the solu should all recognize thai ments, acknowledged by tioned sel\ ire. yye know of aging But today, we're focus- changes, indicated by clothing lion to our problem isn't sim ihis holiday s significant c Presidenl Wilson, thai the personal sacrifices thai ing on the "trickle up" suddenh) and behaviors thai display an ply to covei up. Sexuali/atioll extends well beyond the 1 hopi each ol you will the) have endured in ordei making Mile) < yrus 'untam- adolescent's very fluid indi- is wiong because It's done to ever welcome dav off from reflecl upon ihis Veterans to secure the individual able Mso, for the record, I yrus udiialnv Even young girls are someone for someone else's woik oi r lass II is a day l>,i\ pride and gratitude. liberties thai we have long isn't that gre.it ofadani ei awaie ol the ligid categories profit. 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Ihc structure Cultural Ministry. Prize winner Liu Xiaobo emony in Norway. similar approaches. had survived ihe explosion I ast spt ii, said he was him ked from Beijing is also ramping I rench Foreign Ministrj ol Mount Vesu\ ius in7H D mentol Nero s fabled leaving fltesda) lo attend a up diplomatic pressure to spokesman Bernard Valero i onference in London. persuade countries not to said Tuesday that France's IB Mil Shaoping said offi- attend (he Dec. It) award ambassador always attends ccrs who stopped him at ceremony in Norway's the ceremony and the "tradi- You deserve ,1 /./< lual look at... the Beijing airport Haw capital, Oslo. tion will continue this year." onl) vague reasons foi their lapanese Foreign Minister Valero added that other Israel and the United States actions, although n comes Seiji Maehara said [uesdaj European Union gov- •iniiil repression against that china recently made ernments appear to be Is Israel an asset or a burden to our country: activists in Ihc wake of the such a request through dip- leaning toward the same ■ peace prize lomatic channels in Ibkyo decision as Paris. What arc the facts? HOUSES! HOUSES! HOUSES! The "Uriel lobby.'" claim thai BEST SELECTION OF 2,3,4,5 AND 6 BEDROOM HOUSES country. Pn U ■ AVAILABLE FOR FALL 2011 ■ S.11J tO pull Ih»- Mi: Amenities included in many of our houses: •« J main promoters art \IPAC < \n . 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NovCTba 10.2010 6 mm STABILE I 1HEBGMWS BG looks to follow up its 2009 win against Miami in the national spotlight By Paul Barney 12 touchdowns. Sports Editor ' they're very good al Ihrowingthe football," Clawson said.' Dysert has It s been ] l days since i« i las) played become, In a short period of time, it football game, one of the best quarterbacks in the Since thai 17-14 come-from- conference. He's not one dimen- behind win over Central Michigan, sional. I le can beat you with his arm the Falcons are walking with a little and can beat you with his (eat" bit ofa swagger these days I lowc\ er. that's not what ciincerns And why not? Clawson most about Dysert. Against the Chippewas,theotrense "Where he's really scary is when ruslit'd for more than 100 yards. Ihe a play breaks down and he's able defense played ils best game of the to improvise." Clawson added. season recording six sacks and most "We're really going to have to do importantly, the leant snapped a a good job of pressuring Dysert five-game losing streak and not letting him escape. We BG lias had n days to enjoy the have to cover people, it's really win it had been searching for nearly I hat simple." hall I be season if Hi. can gei the same kind of And quite ultimately, the win pressure it displayed at Centra Couldn't have come at a better time. Michigan, then Dysert could be in Innighl at H, (he entire country for a long night, Will have the opportunity to see Sophomore defensive tackle Chdi B(l in ils living rooms when the (ones is coming off one of his lies: I all mis host the Miami Kedl lawks games of his young Falcon career onESPN2. lanes recorded 3.5 sacks and was Were excited to be on national joined by Calvin Marshall, Eugene IV said H(l coach Dave Clawson. "Champ" Fells, Angelo Magnone, "It's a great opportunity for our Darius Smith and Tim Moore, who football program and our athletic all combined for 2.5 sacks. department It's a great opportu- (ones also had six tackles, nity to showcase our university and including five for loss. our community." II is efforts landed him three week- Clawson said while being on ly awards — MAC East Defensive national television is motivation to Player of the Week, College Football do well. In' doesn'i see ii as any Performance Award Defensive added pressure. Lineman of the Week and Rivals, The pressure for the Falcons will com MAC Player of the Week. be Irving to lake down a Kedl lawks The defense as a whole for the team thai is somewhat similar to Falcons allowed just 231 yards of lit i. as hot h teams has e bad success offense to the Chippewas and with throwing the ball Ibis season but a newfound "swagger," they'll have struggled running it. confident they can do the same Miami enters the game second against Miami. in the MidAmerican Conference "Whenever you have a defense last standings with a -4-1 record in that plays with a lot of high emo- league play nailing Temple and tion, there's always going to be Ohio who are both 5-1 in the MAC. some sort of disruption going Miami is led by redshirt sopho- on in the game," lones said. "We more quarterback Zac Dysert, who just have to bring it from the is averaging 242.fi yards per game Central Michigan game and through the air while throwing for keep that confidence." 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MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE fe A I WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday November 10.2010 7 THE BG NEWS SUDOKU 4 6 8 5 7 5 6 4 9 7 7 5 2 1 9 3 8 6 5 4 1 3 8 7 8 7 5 9 3 8 IVIERSIABIII PRESSURE: Ryan Viselli males a play on the pud this past weekend against Notre Dame. SUDOKU 9 S 8 Z I £ L 6 ► To play: Complete the grid £ 6 Z 5 L t 8 I 9 so that every row, column t I L 8 9 6 I S £ Notes: Falcons look to cut down on penalties and every 3x3 box contains I L I £ fr S 9 8 6 the digits 1 to 9.There is no 8 i S L 6 9 t Z I guessing or math involved. 6 9 » I I 8 S £ L Just use logic to solve By Ryan Satkowiak Bergeron said that those are that, and in all three of those hopefully as we mature as a L I £ t 8 I 6 9 S Assistant Sports Editor types of penult jes he is UK with, situations, those were good team we can find a way to I t> 9 6 S Z £ i 8 because it means the team is hard hockey plays." do that." Penalties were a big issue I'm playing hard and aggressive, S 8 6 9 £ L I V Z Find a way Expectations | the falcons Ihis past weekend. and that a penalty being called In two Raines, (he falcons is a matter of the referee's view Despite a poor effort After 10 regular season ! put Notre Dame on the power on it. whereas holding is a non Saturday, the Falcons still games, both Nick Eno and Create and solve your play20 times, and even though subjective call. had a chance to beat Notre Andrew Hammond have five Sudoku puzzles for FREE. they killed off 17 of those, that "Those are lazy, not-ready- Dame, as they were only starts in net for BG, number is still too high if the in compete penalties," down one goal early in the They both have similai Plar/ Super SuBoku and win prizes ai falcons want to have success. Bergeron said. third period. I lowever. a pair numbers, with Eno posting a "Obviously that is the prob- According to Bergeron, the of Irish power play goals goals against average of 3.37 PRIZESUDOKUM lem, and 1 don't blame that on key to finding a balance in thai derailed the falcons. and a save percent of .883, the referees. 1 blame that on aggression is positive rein- According to Bergeron, the while Hammonds (,.\.\ siis our decisions at times." said Inn cinent. citing Max (trover's Falcons need to find a way to at 3.21 and his save percent goahending situation is when' they will once again have to coach Chris Benjeron. "It's just play as an example of this. win those kinds of games. at .900. I was hoping it would be,' tackle that issue this week- something we need to stay on The only way I know is to not "I think that's a sign of a Bergeron is pleased with Bergeron said. It's better this end playing against Northern top of to make sure it doesn't get after guys for taking pen- good, mature team that the play of his netminders way so we don't have to rely on Michigan in Marquette. get out of hand." alties out of aggressiveness," maybe they don't have their thus far. and will continue to one guy carrying the team." "You just haw to be sure that One distinction Bergeron Bergeron said, "The three pen- game at the beginning of employ the 1A-1B strategy as you're aware iil where you are Big ice made was the difference alties I'm thinking about are the game when the puck the season goes along. on the ice. Bergeron said. between penalties of aggres- the ones (trover had on lriday drops, but can find it as the "We feel like they've both The Falcons struggled two "Offensively, there is so sion—like charging and tough- night: a boarding, a roughing game goes along," Bergeron had some siiung performanc- weekends ago when they much room in the corners; ing—and those of laziness— and a charging. We've been said. "We have proven that es and some nut so strong per played on the larger Olyinpic- you have to pay attention in like holding and hooking, trying to get Max to play like we still can't do that yet. but lormances. but I think that out stvle ice sheet in Alaska, and getting the puck to the net ' EASPORTS VIRTUAL SHOWDOWN The BG News did a computer-simulation of BG's season on EA Sports' NCAA '11 video game. Before each game, we'll post the results. 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Greenwood WR 52 Dominic Flewellyn OL 17 Chris GivensWR 82 Kendrlck Bruton TE 54 Eric Jordan LB 18 Anthony Kokal DB 83 Brian Slack TE 55 Angalo Magnone DE 18 Mike Scherpenberg QB 84 Dustin White TE 56 Tyler Donahue OL 19 Trevor Cook K 85 Morris Council DL 57 Neal Dahlman LB/LS 19 Travis Williams DB 86 Glenn Miller WR 58 Jairus Campbell DE 21 Jordan Stevens TE 86 Jake Wurzelbacher WR 59 Darlon Delaney DL 22 Jordan Gafford DB 87 Steve MarckTE 1w Willie GeterRB 59 Micky Wagner DL 23 Kevin Bresnahan WR 88 Lucas Swift WR 2 Ray Hutson WR 60 Casey McHugh OL 23 Trey Payne DB 89 Rob Rellend TE 3 Kevin Alvarado OL 61 Ben Bojicic Ol. 24 Roman Lawson RB 90 Austin Brown DL 3 Chrli Scheldt WR 62 Preston Burrell OL 24 Brandon Stephens DB 91 Mason KrysinsklK 4 Jordan Hopgood RB 63 Cody Silk OL 24 Tracy Woods RB 92 Mwanza Wamulumba DL 5DwayneWoodsLB 64 Johnathan Fry OL 25 Cornelius Ward DB 94 Mike Johns DT 6 Calvin WllayWR 65 Jeremey Ernst OL 26 Jason Earl* WR 95 DJ. Svabik DL 7 Matt Schllz QB 66 Ben Castrigano DL 26 Dante Taylor DB 96 Delvln Becks DL 8 Tyrone Pronry WR 67 Nick Hagar OL 27 Perls Edwards DB 97 Matt Kajmowicz DL » Adrian Hodges WR 68 Scott Lewis OL 26 Danny Green RB 98 Daniel Botomogno DL 10 Calvin ManhallR 70 Isaiah Byler OL 29 Justin Bowers DB 99JohnSteele 11 Jovan Leacock DB 71 Chip Robinson OL 30 Evan Harris LB 11 Kalian Pagel QB 72 Ni.klorreiioOL 31 DeAndre Gllmore LB 12 Eugene Cooper WR 75 Kyle Bryant OL 32 Jaytee Swanson LB 13 DeMark Jenkins TE 77 Bleec Walker OL 33 Sascha Miller FB 14 Aaron Pankratz QB 80 Justus Jones WR 33 Jonathan Wells DB 15 Lana Robilotto OB 81 Bryan Wright K/P 34 Thomas Merrlweather RB 16KyleBurkhjrdtK 82 Alex Bayer TE 35 Jordan Padgett DB MAC standings I 16 Trent Hurley QB 82 Alex Nossaman WR 36 Luke Kelly LB 17 Caleb WatklmQB 83 Shaun Joplin WR 36 Nate Ley RB ISBartTansklWR 84 Marcus Beaurem WR 37 Pat Hlnkel DB 85 Heath Jackson WR 19 Kamar Jordan WR 38 Vlnce Helmuth FB East Conference Overall 20 John Pettigrew RB 87 Nick McKnight WR 39 Seth Philip K 21 Adrian Spencer DB 87 Matt Ociypok K 43 Jerrell Wedge LB Temple 5-1 8-2 22 Erique Geiger RB SSNIckTuminelloTE 44 Collin Boucher LB 24 Jerry "Booboo" Gates DB 89 Tyler Beck TE 45 Zac Murphy K 25 Jonathan Davis DB 90 Dylan Farrlngton DE 45 Na'eem Outler LB Ohio 5-1 7-3 26 Aunre' Davis DB 91 Chris Jones DT 46 Justin Semmes FB 27 Jason Rice R 92 Jordon Roussos DE 47 Malcom Chester LB Miami 4-1 5-4 28 Steven Dunlap WR 93 Ted Ouellet DE 47 Sam Olberding DB 94 Kendall Montgomery TE 48 Chris Wade LB 28 Tyler Williamson DB 30 Mark Mays RB 95 Sheldon Hall FB 49 Erik Finklea LB Kent Stale 3-3 4-5 30 Cameron Truss DB 96 Ronnie Goble DE 50 Anthony Shoemaker DL 30 Ryland Ward DB 97 Darius Smith DE 51 Austin Morre LB Buffalo 1-4 2-7 52 Joseph Williams OL 31 Austin Collier DB 32 Keith Morgan DB 53 Alex Kaufman LB 54 Kelvin Jackson DL 32 Jarrel Parks DB Bowling Green 1-4 2-7 33 Christopher Jean-Pierre WR 55 Tyler Grubbs OL 33 Paul Swan LB 56 Brandon Brooks OL Akron 0-6 0-10 34 Zach Akenberger RB 57 Wes Williams DL 58 Aaron GriHoLS 35 Ryan Crow LB MIAMI 59 Konnor Blevins LS 36 Lewis Parks TE West Conference Overall 37 Jude Adjel-Barimah DB 60 Steve Bray OL 63 Ken Staudinger OL 37 Jamel Martin RB Northern Illinois 5-0 7-2 38 Gabe Martin LB 64 Josh Harvey OL 65 John Blevins OL 38 Deejay White LB I Orne Bey RB 39 Aaron Foster DB 2AllenVeazleRB 66 Matt Kennedy OL Toledo 5-0 6-3 39 Devon McKoy DB 3 Dayonne Nunley DB 67 John Anevski OL 40 DJ. Lynch LB 4 Zac Dysert QB 68 Andrew Muller DL Western Michigan 2-3 3-6 69 Will Diaz DL 41 Tim Moore R 5 Ryan Kennedy QB 70 Nate Williams OL 42 Eugene "Champ- Fells LB 6 DJ. Brown DB 71 Andrew Phelan OL 43 Jacob SqulrakWR 8 Nkk Harwell WR Ball Slate 2-4 3-7 72BradBednerOL 43 Bryan Thomas DE 9 Jamel Rogers WR 73 Jason Semmes DL 44NkkRlekeTE lOCJ.MarckLB Central Michigan 2-5 3-7 73 Justin Stumph OL 45 Jake Thompson FB 10 Robert Partridge QB 74 Jeff Tanner OL 46 Charlie Walker LB II Armand Robinson WR 75BobGulleyOL 1-8 47 Clay RoUTE 12 Willie Culpepper RB Eastern Michigan 1-4 76 Evan Wiley OL 48 Justin Ford DB 13 Tyrone Jones DB 77 Cory Brown OL 48 Jerry Phillips K 13 DeMarco Paine WR 78 Julian Green OL 49 Stephen Stein K 14 Demetrius Queries DB 4Wedn«day.N(wmb«l0.2010 BGSU Falcons VS Miami RedHawks WWWBGVIEWSCOM WWW.BGSUCAMPUSCASH.COM BGSU CAMPUS CASH SIGN UP FOR BGSU Campus Cash's Mobile Shout Out's and get exclusive deals and promotions from local businesses sent directly to your phone! * Works like a standard text message, No extra charges BGSU y c /-rsfoftmnamme **» PF1UL MITCHELL. Center FOCUS SALON •Sw. Bat ."- BtttV <^^ SIGN UP NOW! 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Thomas Merriweather (36.1) Kamar Jorden (917) Receiving Yards/Game Armand Robinson (71.0) Dwayne Woods (98) Tackles Jerrell Wedge (62) 6 Wednesday. November 10.2010 BGSU Falcons VS Miami RedHawks WWWBGVIEWS.COM THE BG NEWS PICKS OF THE WEEK Welcome to a special edi- Be a part of the tion ol "The BG News Picks of the Week" BG is back in action tonight after 10 days off as it hosts Miami in a celebration nationally televised game on ESPN 2 Note. Acts were Those attending tonight's game between BG and made Sunday night. PAUL BARNEY RYAN SATKOWIAK SEAN SHAPIRO BECKY TENER Miami will have the opportunity to join the festivities Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Web Editor Managing Editor as part of the ESPN 2 broadcast and the centennial. BG Miami will rain on BG's parade. I you'ie iBadhg ths and don't plan on It was an improvement by beat- Ths week fat's try wtmg two gong to the game, there is somethrg ing CMU, but Miami is a team games in a row fsbl Along! Today is the true centennial for BG vs. Miami wrong wflhycu that is ahead of the curve com- (Nov. 10,1910) pared to BG. Miami 24. BG 17 BG 28. Miami 27 Miami 17, BG 13 BG 11. Miami 10 Toledo The Huskies have won sw straight Toledo recently lost its starting OB NIU is a team destined for a MAC I hate Toledo but I realy need to All veterans and military personnel will games Look for that streak to for the season Going vrth the home title. UT is not win some games Sorry Falcons vs.NIU continue. team here receive free admission NIU 28, Toledo 17 NIU 35. Toledo 21 NIU 24, Toledo 17 Toledo 23. NIU 21 Fans on the east side will construct NaT/ Miss. State Bama bounces back ths week after a Bama's title hopes are over They Nek Seban doesn't bse two n a row Bama is breaking my heart and vs.No.11 Alabama tough loss to LSU take their frustration out on the the BG this season is fnpos- the world's largest human ESPN sign Bulldogs sible to predict. Bama 50. Miss St 7 Bama 42, Miss. St. 17 Bama 7. Miss. St 3 Bama 14, Miss. St 10 BG Mayor Quinn will present president use I pKked the Trojans to win last week I soil don't like USC, and Anzorawrfl Trojans make a late push for a big- I still don't know why USC tries Cartwrignt with a centennial proclamation vs. No. 18 Arizona and they ddn't let me down With be hungry after gettng puckenJapped ger bowl game.oh wait Arizona being at home. USC wi tal by Starred last week this week Aimm 21. USC 14 Arizona 35, USC 24 USC 42. Arizona 31 Arizona 18, USC 12 The best ESPN commercials from local Utah State Ryan didn't let me down as I As established two weeks ago, San They'll be talking about this one Ryan your almost-school is gang high schools will be shown on Falcon Vision picked San Jose to lose last time. .less fcotbal team is awful for years to come. to lose vs. San Jose State I'll go against them one more time Utah St. 14. San Jose 10 Utah St 35, San Jos* 17 San Jose 99. Utah St 0 Utah St. 14, San Jose 11 ESPNradb 1065"Trie Ticket" will broadcast live from the Doyt from 3-6 pm Muhlenberg MurfenbegsatNetJcs*ek»kslke My fnerdts a wrestler fcrMuHenbeio, I don't even know what this is sometrirg a 9th grade A-V student ths pd; gees out to hm Thoughts? vs. Moravian made Moravian 38, Muhlenberg 21 Muhlenberg 75, Moravian 70 Muhlenberg 42. Moravian 17 Moravian 12, Muhlenberg 10 Five-thousand dollars in "Doyt Dollars" will be distributed among Overall record 40-20 34-26 27-35 31-29 fans for use at the concession stands BG vs. Miami: Head-to-head BG remaining schedule One fan will have the chance to kick a field goal for $40,000. Series: In 66 games, the RedHawks lead 41-20-5 Last meeting: Nov. 12,2009 (BG 35 at Miami 14) Tonight against Miami: 8 p.m. Last meeting at BG: Oct. 18,2008 (Miami 27, BG 20) Three others will kick for $50, $100 and $150 Last time BG played Miami at home on ESPN- Tonight's game between the conditions both teams struggled Nov. 17 at Toledo: 8 p.m. Falcons and RedHawks is the first scoring. ESPN sign contest for students time since 2006 both teams played Miami came out on top 9-7 and on ESPN at the Doyt. the following season BG added BG still featured a grass play- field turf, the same surface they Nov. 26 against Western Mich. Free handwarmers for students and ing surface and with poor weather will be playing on tonight. over 1,000 free t-shirts WA W/J ••>••>: vv- >\>v.>v>v..vvv;»:; WWW.BGVIEWS.COM BGSU Falcons VS Miami RedHawks Wednesday. November 10,2010 7 i Walmart SM Save money. 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