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USG voting UT law prof talks race in BG to go online Racial profiling detrimental to American society, Harris says this year By Laura Collins do research on the rules regard- done in New York City in the New system will REP0S1CII ing search and seizures. late 1990s. He said the research make voting easier, Racial profiling — a shadowy In his presentation, he dis- was prompted by the assump- form of discrimination — was cussed the public's opinion tion that, if police officers stop, proponents say. brought to the forefront of dis- about racial profiling before and and frisk more people who are cussion at the University last after 9/11. He said that prior to black or Latino, they would find ByLarenWeber SENIOR REPORTE H night by one of America's most 9/11, 80 percent of Americans more criminals. well respected authorities on the wanted racial profiling to be Harris stressed that assump- A new system implemented this subject. stopped. However, after 9/11, tions like that should be be year wiU allow students voting David A. Harris, law professor 60 percent of Americans weren't questioned and researched. In in the Undergraduate Student at the University ofToledo, spoke opposed to profiling. New York, 15 months of stop- Government elections to choose last night about the common He used one newspaper head- and-frisk records were studied candidates using a computer misconceptions regarding racial line — "Wake Up: Arabs Should by two researchers at Columbia instead of a pencil. profiling in his speech titled, be Profiled". — as an example University. Their research This will be the first time USG "Racial Profiling: What is it? Does of the general public's attitude found that racial profiling was elections will be held online, it work?'' toward profiling, which said that ineffective. replacing the traditional paper Harris who is the author of two racial profiling is an unfortunate The research also found that ballots that were used previ- books focusing on racial profiling, price to pay for Arabs living in Latinos made up 22 percent of ously. said he first became interested in America. New York City's population, but Transforming the USG voting the topic when he was a defense With this headline, Harris made up 36 percent of the stop- process to an electronic form lawyer. Even though he worked highlighted what he thought has and-frisks. Blacks made up 25 has been a year-long effort that in a mostly white county, he been a surprising — and fright- percent of the population, but was spearheaded by Alex Wright, said he noticed that most of the ening — 180 degree mm in our were 56 percent of the stops. USG president, and Linda Dobb, offenders in court were Afican- nation's concensus treatment of Additionally, whites made up executive vice president at the American and Latinos who were minorities. 42 percent of the population, Brian McRoberls BGNews University. arrested during traffic search and Harris opposed the article and IN PROFILE: University of Toledo law professor David Harris spoke in Around 1,000 undergraduate seizures. This prompted him to its logic by focusing on research HARRIS, PAGE 7 Olscamp Hall last night to convince students of profilings ills. students out of the approximate 16,000 undergrads that attend the University vote in the USG elections each year, which is a disappointing number, Dobb said. Pi Kappa Alpha loses fall house after hazing "Paper voting is obsolete," she said. "We want to make it easier A few students' wrong Kappa Alpha member, accord- appealing the University's deci- for people to vote because we ing to Ron Binder, associate sion. want people to participate." moves lead to larger director of Residence Life. "1 take back routes to my In the past, voting tables were group consequences. "What the University does is classes now and 1 try to keep my placed throughout campus, but look at all the facts of the case distance from everyone," Greg weather conditions often hin- and then determine if (this inci- said. "I don't want to see any of By Kara Ohngren dered voter turnout, last year, ■Erotic! dent! rose to the level of a chap- those guys." members of USG set up tables ter event," Binder said. "In this The decision is not automat- exclusively in the Union, which The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity situation, they said 'yes it did', so ic, Binder stressed. The chapter excluded some students from was suspended last week from the chapter bears some respon- is suspended for a year, but they voting, Wright said. campus for one year, following sibility for what went on." have to reapply in order to be "People on campus might a decision in response (o the The University's chapter reinstated into the University. not go in the Union so we were sentencing of fraternity mem- immediately filed an appeal "I've lost a lot of friends and I excluding some people from ber Nicholas L Vogele. of the decision to the Vice knew what I was getting myself voting," he said. The former University stu- President of Student Affairs, into, and 1 was just trying to Wright hopes the online vot- dent pleaded no contest to Edward Whipple. stick up for myself and every- ing system Will be more ben- criminal mischief charges fol- "We feel the process was done one else that goes through this," eficial than the former system lowing a Jan. 15 incident at the wrong," said Charlie Upchurch, Greg said. "I just wanted to let by eliminating problems that fraternity's house. the chapter's vice president. Pi them know that it's okay to go existed in previous elections and Since several fraternity mem- Kappa Alpha members are on forward, it's hard at first, but you increasing voter turnout. Brian McRobtrts BG News bers were involved in the inci- a "no-comment system" until just have to fight through it." "We can save money if we go dent, a committee made up of the appeals process is complete MOVING OUT: The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity (house above) has been Vogele's former fraternity online because we don't have University students and staff — which should occur early suspended for next school year by the University, pending appeal. reinstated their BGSU chapter to print the ballots," he said. members had to decide if the next week. last fall, after nearly a nine-year "This way we have the ability to incident would be classified as The decision also stated, who will be referred to as Greg, and I've been seeking counsel- break from die University. In make sure every student has the a "fraternity event." effective next year, that the fra- believes the University made ing," Greg said. "I am trying to 1996, after a 54-year on opportunity to vote." It was not a fraternity event ternity will not be allowed to the right decision to suspend make the big decision right now, campus, the Pi Kappa Alpha Ballots will be accessible in the sense that the chapter occupy its on-campus house. the whole chapter. He said the with my counselor, if BGSU is house disbanded due to poor through a link on the University got together, voted and planned The chapter was granted the incident deeply impacted his the right campus for me." leadership and dwindling num- home page April 11 and 12. to take part in this act of sexual house in the fall of 2004. life as well as that of his family. Greg also "guarantees" the bers, according to the Dec. 15, harassment toward a fellow Pi The victim of the Incident, "It's been hard to go to classes chapter will not be successful in 2003 BG News. VOTING, PAGE 2 POP A SHOT MtvU features BGSU grad student Jody Johnson's spring apply for their Global Spring Break segment. break in Kenya to air When the producer called next week. her back an hour later, Jody explained her spring break plans to him. By Laura Hoesman REPORTER "Kenya is a beautiful country that is so abundant, but it's also University graduate student devastated by AIDS and poverty Jody lohnson is not a doctor. and famine," lohnson said. "I She isn't a filmmaker, either. went there because tiiere is a But during her spring break, need there, and when there's a lohnson tookon both roles when need, I have a desire to help kids she volunteered in a Kenyan when I can." orphans' hospital and filmed According to mtvU spokes- her experience for mtvU's new man David French, lohnson's segment, Global Spring Break. spring break was chosen by the MtvU is a new cable chan- network because of its compel- nel associated with MTV that is ling nature. aimed toward college students. "Students often do very com- It is broadcast to colleges across pelling and interesting things the country and can be viewed over spring break," French said. Photo Provided in the Founders Keepers Food "We're always excited to share Court. HELPING OUT: Jody Johnson, BGSU grad student, gives attention to a stories like tody's." child in Kenya. She visited the country during her spring break. Knowing she was about to Six U.S. college students were travel to Kenya through Reach chosen for the Global Spring During her three weeks in MkiMettftr BGNew epidemic. Many of the children the Children, an organiza- Break segments, handed a cam- Kenya, Johnson gave medi- had AIDS themselves. GOING UP: Matt Cali lines up a shot in the Bowen-Thompson tion that sends volunteers to era and instructed to film their Student Union yesterday. The event, titled the BGSU Pepsi Basketball depressed African nations, cal assistance to hundreds of "All you could give them was overseas escapades. children orphaned by the AIDS Shoot Out, was put on by University Dining Services. lohnson e-mailed mtvU to KENYA,PAGE 2

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VOTING, FROM PAGE 1 tion numbers, Lambdin said. "I would like to think that Wright hopes die added con- everyone is honest, but it'd be venience of online voting will great to rule out any possibili- attract a large percentage of ties of cheating," she said. the University population to said the security mea- participate. sures in place are efficient. "It will be available for the full "It seems like it'd be a lot of 48 hours," he said." Students steps to take to defraud the can't vote at 2 o'clock in the elections to get students user morning in their names and identi- pajamas if they "Students fication numbers," want to.' can vote at he said. Students will be And while con- required to pro- 2 o'clock in cerns about the vide their user the morning security of the name and identi- elections are legit. fication number in their Knight ensures stu- in order to submit pajamas if dents that die Office dieir vote, said Bill of Institutional John Findling BGftem Knight, director of they want to.' Research maintains TEAM TUNES: Kevin Schempf, on the clarinet, and Maxim Mogilevsky, playing the piano, perform last night in the Bryan Recital Hall planning and insti- confidentiality sur- The two performed Duet-Concertino, oririnally composed by Richard Strauss(1864-1949). tutional research BILL KNIGHT, rounding all data in the Office DIRECTOR OF PLANTING that's received. of Institutional "Our office oper- Research. ates under federal and state If a student tries to vote mul- standards regarding confiden- tiple times, all votes submitted tiality," he said. Schiavo's parents lose light at end of tunnel under that student's user name 1 ambdin realizes how impor- and identification number will tant student government is as a By M Barton "When I close my eyes at night, details about her condition. The neurologist, William be eliminated, Knight said. result of the changes they have IHEASSCCWniPUSS all I can see is Tern's face in front Schiavo suffered brain damage Cheshire of the Mayo Clinic in USG Vice Presidential can- initiated at the University and PINELLAS PARK. Ha. - Terri of me, dying, starving to death," in 1990 when her heart stopped Jacksonville, is a biocthicist who didate Chelsea Lambdin is in die community this year. Schiavo'sparentssawtheiroptions Mary Schindler said outside the briefly from a chemical imbalance is also an active member in also concerned that tiiere is a "USG elections are a big deal vanish one by one yesterday as a Pinellas Paris hospice. "Please, believed to have been brought Christian organizations, including potential for students to cheat. and it's important to have fair federal appeals court refused to someone out there, stop this cru- on by an eating disorder. Court- two whose leaders have spoken Students user names and iden- elections," she said. reinsert her feeding tube and the elty. Stop the insanity. Please let appointed doctors say she is in a out against the tube's removaL tification numbers, Lambdin Dobb understands the con- Florida legislature decided not my daughter live." persistent vegetative state with no Ronald Cranford of the said, are too easily accessible. cerns students have with vot- to intervene in the epic struggle. The Schindlers have vowed hope of recovery. University of Minnesota, a neu- As Vice President of Chapter ing online, but she stresses Refusing to give up, Gov. leb Bush to take their fight to the U.S. Her parents argue that she could rologist who was among diose Operations for her sorority, that there are flaws within any sought court permission to take Supreme Court, which refused get better and that she would who made a previous diagnosis ol lambdin has access to numer- system. custody of Schiavo. to get involved previously. Their never have wanted to be cut off Schiavo, said "there isn't a repu- ous students' private informa- "Things can go wrong in any The desperate flurry of activity attorneys planned to file an from food and water. Schiavo's table, credible neurologist in the tion. Students could vote in system," she said. "As with any- came as President Bush suggest- appeal with the high court later husband, Michael Schiavo, has world who won't find her in a place of anodier student using thing that is online, there is ed that Congress and the White Wednesday, said Rex Sparklin, argued that his wife told him she vegetative state." their user names or identifica- always that risk." I louse had done all they could to a member of the legal team. would not want to be kept alive The long-shot custody request keep the severely brain-damaged Republican leaders in Congress artificially, and a state judge has by Hush was made before lodge woman alive. also were preparing arguments repeatedly ruled in his favor. George Greer, the same judge As of yesterday afternoon, for the Supreme Court in support The battle played out on several who hits presided over the case Schiavo had gone five full days of the parents. fronts yesterday. for several years and issued the Student spends Spring Break without food or water; doctors Schiavo's tube was pulled A three-judge panel from the ruling last month diat allowed the have said she could survive one to Friday afternoon with a Florida Adanta-based 11th U.S. Circuit feeding tube tobe removed. Greer warming heats in Africa two weeks. judge's approval. By late Tuesday, Court of Appeals ruled against planned to decide by noon today Supporters of Schiavo's parents her eyes were sunken and the family early yesterday, and on whedier the case would go KENYA,FROM PAGE 1 that happened to me. They were grew increasingly dismayed, and her skin, lips and tongue were hours later the full court refused forward. wiping the soles of their shoes 10 protesters were arrested out- parched, said Barbara Weller, an to reconsider; the vote breakdown The Florida Legislature also aspirin and cough syrup, and to keep them clean, because side her hospice for trying to bring attorney for the Schindlers. The was not provided. jumped back into the fray, but you know they had much worse they wanted to take such good her water. hospice has refused to provide leb Bush and die state's social senators rejected a bill that would problems than that," Johnson care of them." she said. services agency filed a petition have prohibited patients like said. This was not Johnson's first in state court to take custody of Schiavo from being denied food The extreme poverty and experience in Africa. A gradu- Schiavo and, presumably, recon- and water if they did not express malnutrition of the region ate student completing her nect her feeding tube. It cites new dieir wishes in writing. The mea- north of Nairobi where Johnson Master's Degree in education, allegations of neglect and chal- sure was rejected 21-18. visited became clear to her one she traveled to South Africa last lenges Schiavo's diagnosis as The Legislature stepped in day when a child fall to teach primary being in a persistent vegetative before, in 2003, and Schiavo's came to the hospi- school students. state. The request is based on the feeding tube was reinserted. But tal, complaining of "So they Although she opinion of a neurologist work- "Tern's Law" was later struck a stomachache. think eating has no concrete ing for the state who observed down by the state Supreme Court When she asked plans for her future, Schiavo at her bedside but did not him why his stom- rocks and joluison said she conduct an examination of her. SCHIAVO, PAGE 7 ach hurt, the child dirt is going will definitely return responded that he to Africa. had been eating to help them. "You can't go to rocks. It's not." Kenya and do what "They crave iron," I did and sec what Johnson said. "So I saw and feel the they think eating connection I felt DAILY ADVISING TIP rocks and dirt is I0DY JOHNSON, with these people going to help them. GRADUATE STUDENT and leave it at that," Advising Appointments Fill Up Fast It's not." she said. "I can still lohnson recalled purchasing see their faces and their smiles Call Your Advisor Today to Schedule shoes for dozens of impover- in my head, and I think of them ished children as one of her often. It's hard not to want to favorite memories from her go back." Sponsored by Advising Network spring break. lohnson hopes her Global "There were about 45 orphans Spring Break segment, a three- at the shelter we were at one to four-minute clip, which will day, and we traced their feet," air sometime between Monday she said. "Then we went to the and Friday of next week, will local shoemaker and asked him bring more attention to the to make shoes to fit all their feet. plight of AIDS orphans in intlpp Itmtt The next day we went and gave Africa. them shoes, and it is just an "The exposure from MTV cre- 400 E. Napoleon Road amazing feeling to know that ates awareness," lohnson said. 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ATF targets online tobacco Study: Stress hurts grades By Dan Englander card companies. ATF and the health risks associated with By Hannah Schroder students have less-than-steQar high-pressure tests, such as U-WIRE RFP01IIR National Association of Attorneys cheaper online tobacco sales. U WIRE REPORTER performances on exams. the SATs or GREs, arc really the General are hoping to adopt "It is well established that lower DURHAM, N.C. - Several BI.OOMINGTON, Ind. — The In their research, bM predictors of a student's major credit card companies, policies to prohibit the use of cigarette prices lead to increased psychology professors Sian academic potential. credit cards for online cigarette smoking rates, which in turn dreaded countdown begins attorneys general from across the An ominous clock on the Beilock of Miami University Results from this study country and the Federal Bureau sales and take action against lead to more smoking-related of Ohio and Thomas Carr of suggest the students most retailers that accept them. illnesses and deaths," according wall reveals live minutes until of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms test time. You skim your notes, Michigan State University equipped to handle tests like and Explosives are teaming up to "We arc taking a multifaccted, to an ATF statement. bund students with the these are also the ones who are multijurisdictional approach Some supporters of the joint trying to read as many pages as curb online cigarette sales. possible before all you have to working-memory capacity to do most likely to blow them. The majority of online tobacco to' halting illegal Internet effort also fear that online better in school arc the ones lunior Katie Greer said she cigarette sales," NAAG President tobacco sales might support rely on is your memory. retailers are violating at least one A conversation two rows most likely to "choke* in high- is not ii nervous lest-taker. She state or federal law, according and Vermont Attorney General terrorism. "ATF investigations pressure situations, usually gets li's or higher on William Sorrell said in a ■how that millions of dollars each ahead distracts you to the groups. Online tobacco — a student is brag- 7 give take- such as tests, tests even when she only studies retailers often ignore state age statement. "We believe this is year in illegal sales of cigarettes While previous ;i few hours. "A lot of times I feel the most effective and efficient are diverted to fund terrorists ging about his amaz- verification laws and laws ing win in a drink- home tests studies have shown like I don't know the material, prohibiting direct shipment of strategy to enforce state and fed- and criminal organizations," said how pressure hurts but then I get in there and I do eral laws regulating online sales." Michael Bouchard, ATF assistant ing game from the ... rather cigarettes to consumers. And the)' previousleviuusnigm. night. .i ... individuals,u,u.v.u«i«i„, thisUUe is,.-» fine." she said. Other opponents of online director for field operations, Richard Shiffrin. a often fail to pay state or federal cigarette sales expressed similar "Why wasn't he tliail putting the first to examine taxes. Cigarette sales that cross Norman Kjono, a board how individual dif- distinguished professor of concerns with Internet sales. member of Forces International, studying? Isn't he students state lines — including online worried?" you wonder ferences in working- psychology at III not invoked Jeff I rn.ml a spokesperson a non-profit smokers' rights under high- memory arc affect- in the study, said he found the sales—be reported to the buyer's for the National Association of group, said further enforcement as your heart pounds home state. faster with anxiety. pressure test ed by pressure results interesting. But he cau- Convenience Stores, said online of existing laws will increase When a person tioned against forming a gen- Also, cigarette sales made cigarette sales "may actually illegal cigarette sales and related But the real kicker by foreign companies over comes one week later, situations." worries while work- eral conclusion about lite entire encourage smoking [becausel terrorist activity. ing on cognitive population from this research. the Internet often violate you take away the convenience when you notice that "Creating an economic RICHARD SHIFFRIN. based academic Different results could occur federal smuggling, cigarette store, where there is facc-to-facc incentive for smuggling opera- same party-loving labeling, money laundering and student pulled off a PROFESSOR Of skills, such as at a school like Harvard," he II) check. I think that anyone tions is a predictable outcome of math, part of their said. Most entering students contraband product laws. who thinks that kids can't order further increasing discriminatory B on die test, and you PSYCHOLOGY In the past week, regulatory cigarettes over the Internet is are stuck holding a working-memory at such schools have succeeded cigarette taxes," Kjono wrote in is consumed with that anxkH) at the highest levels, but not groups have enlisted the help of deluding themselves." an e-mail. paper with a large red C marked credit card companies to enforce Some states including Ohio across the upper margin. instead of being used toexecine all ut these can continue to do Kjono, who comes from a the task at hand. As a result, the so at college. The pressure fell these long-neglected laws. are taking a different approach military family, added, "1 do not As students begin to get back According to an ATF statement the dreaded midterms they took researchers found their perfor- and the responses to pressure by retroactively collecting back appreciate the fact that my son, mance and test grades suffer. might differ for students who released Thursday, all credit card taxes from people who have his cousin and their comrades before spring break, many might companies have policies in place purchased cigarettes online find themselves in the same "To be really good at have extremely high levels of in arms could become targets complicated cognitive working-memory capacity but that prohibit using their cards for without paying state taxes. for terrorist bullets, as a conse- situation—tliey study extremely illegal transactions. hard yet always seem to receive activities, it requires that you are not experiencing the highest Some officials are also quence of [legislators'] apparent have the ability to keep lois <>l levels of success." In teaming up with the credit concerned with public need to 'target' smokers." |Hior grades on important tests. According to a new study sniff in mind at once. Instead of "1 give take-home tests to published in the February getting distracted and worrying try to induce learning, rather issue of l>sychological Science, ahoui the consequences, you than pulling students under worrying-and stressing about focus on the task," Carr said. high-pressure test situations," the test might be the reason Results from this stud) he said. "I don't generally think so many grade-conscious have researchers wondering if it's an ideal way to lcam."

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Where is today's student activism? }>p()p| p Steroids just part of United States brought to the I have always been fasci- KERRI region in a democratic cnisade. nated by the 1960s and the SHADID ON IHE STREET idea that a counter-culture In the realm of public activism, baseball's problem which cared more about peace we could benefit from following What was the best U-Wur Columnist and human rights than money the example of this region. After Congress held a Oklahoma Daily dassyou took at BG, and conformity could have I am not asking students to hearing about steroids in University of Oklahoma MATT such a great impact on govern- sit outside die Union with signs ancl who taught it? SUSSMAN ment policies around the world. ous and pervasive, and we must everyday. But we do need to last week, many people were left But what is most exciting is re-learn how to use our brains to learn how to assess our environ- with questions. One question Opinion Columnist the fact that college students, critically look at the world. ment and pressure for construc- many sports fans have asked is, whether at Berkeley or in the Students in the United States tive change as students once did. "why is Congress wasting their they cannot sign with a different South with Student Nonviolent today have plenty to protest. We As a society desperately cling- time with baseball?" team for six years. This keeps Coordinating Committee, led could start with the growing gap ing to the chains of "status quo,'' The answer is simple at first, minor league teams consistent, die battle for civil rights and between rich and poor. During Ihe America of today has to then complex upon thought: which are often located in small human dignity. the last years of his life, Manin learn that open debate leading baseball falls under an antitrust towns. Many of these towns Right now, the student body Luther , )r. moved his to change is not to be feared; it is exemption. adore their baseball teams, and seems split between those who activism north into the slums, a necessary process for growth. MLB's antitrust exemption other sports don't have minor naively embrace our consumer calling for peaceful marches to In 1966, Robert R Kennedy has popped up in the news • leagues because it's not econom- culture and those who turn their end unfair urban housing and said about social change, "First ELON GERBERG before. In 2001, when a couple ically wise. Thanks to die exemp- knowledge of society's ills into die plight of poverty. is the danger of futility; the belief teams were in danger of being tion, Toledo can have their Mud an excuse for cynicism. What we But by that time, non-violence there is nothing one man or FRESHMAN, UNDECIDED moved or scrapped, the antitrust Hens, Dayton can have their lack is a strong core of students, and critical reflection were out woman can do against the "English 111 with exemption came into play, and Dragons and Albuquerque can like the one which existed in the of vogue, and aggressive groups enormous array of the world's Adam Renchen." fans and sportswriters racked have their Isotopes. 1960s, who do not let skepticism with hate-filled slogans had ills... Yet each time a man their brain to find out why So the exemption ought to about our government turn into taken over the medir.'s attention. stands up for an ideal, or acts antitrust was important and remain — well, portions of it pessimism toward the We turned to mindless to improve the lot of others, or why it applied to baseball. The government and MLB must opportunity for progress. consumption and personal strikes out against injustice, he Baseball is the only major work side by side to examine We need a new philosophy wealth as a safety net against a sends forth a tiny ripple of hope, sport with this exemption. It's a baseball's special exemption among the student body that tumultuous society, but in doing and crossing each other from powerful loophole in the system, and make certain baseball's recognizes injustices in life but is so we also abandoned any hope a million different renters of and in short it allows MLB to "high standards" are achieved. optimistic that with debate and of making the world a better energy and daring, those ripples act as a monopoly of sorts. Ergo, Therefore, baseball needs to protest, tiiey can be changed ? place in which to live. build a current which can sweep they can do whatever they want reach a point where players The lack of student involve- I think we are seeing a down the mightiest walls of and nobody without a are reprimanded for perfor- ment in broader world issues is transformation in the Middle oppression and resistance government ID can stop them. mance-enhancing drug use, be not an isolated phenomenon. In East today. Groups diat seek It is time that we emphasize At the same time, baseball it by way of suspension, heavy the 1960s, most college students political change by violence again die need for a moral MOLLY TARPEY calls itself the "national pastime" fines, sitting in the comer wear- thought making die world a — namely terrorist groups — arc i-ducat K ii i If we are to rebuild FRESHMAN, BUSINESS and its supporters validate the ing a dunce cap... something better place was more important now being challenged by people a world community that fights phrase at will. If it's the national Penalties are needed. than being very well-off more interested in using for justice and peace, we must "Springboard with pastime, then it should be held At the steroid hearings. Sen. financially. In the 1990s that diplomacy and public protest to teach each new generation that Boston." to a standard well above all other lim Bunning (R-KY), a member statistic reversed. solve societal problems. community action can lead to sports. of the Baseball Hall of Fame, Our entire American culture The two greatest recent exam- change. The NFL basts players who said "The players must be held has lost focus on communal ples are the renewed Palestinian- In the 1960s this was the pre- smoke weed. The NBA sus- accountable for the integrity action for the bcttennent of Israeli negotiations and the rogative of the nation's universi- pends drug users. The Olympics of die game. After all, it's not society. weeks of sign-waving and public ties, let us make 2005 a year that test so thoroughly, they once their game. It's ours. They're just Hie mind-numbing effects of debate in Lebanon on die ques- reflection, debate and speaking took a gold medal away from enjoying the privilege of playing television and a life spent con- tion of Syrian involvement. out on die state of our society a Romanian gymnast because it for a short time." suming goods are the most seri- This is not a lesson that the return to college campuses. she took an over-the-counter The game's integrity has cold medicine that contained a suffered scandals in the past. banned substance. However, these times are when But the media has misplaced the sport is oddly resilient The the problem in baseball as same year MLB resumed after JEFF PANH0RST steroid use. Anabolic steroids the strike (1995), Cal Ripken — granted, a federal crime if broke the record for most JUNIOR, BUSINESS used illegally — is not the entire consecutive games played. More "Pop Culture 101 with problem. recendy, during rumors of ram- Matthew Ascah." The problem even expands pant steroid use and the untime- beyond use of any performance- ly death of former ballplayer/ enhancing drug be it Creatine, steroid-user Ken Caminiti, the amphetamines, androstene- broke an 86-year doine or coundess other 18- drought with a Worid Scries tide. syllable supplements that end But the sport can't survive on in "ine." memories alone MLB cant rely Baseball has monopolistic on great World Series if ballplay- tendencies, and is a big part of ers are perennially spoiled. MLB our economy and major needs to stop kidding itself and cities. To make matters worse, address its internal problems, the MLB Players Union is one of and they should listen to the the strongest unions out there, needs of fans and heed the and their strike cost us a Wforld advice from the government Series in 1994. They almost That way sports fans can stop STEPHANIE BORN striked again in 2001 because worrying about complex issues they didn't want a salary cap or JUNIOR, VCT like antitrust exemptions and mandatory drug testing. effects of anabolic steroids Our "VCT 203 with However, tossing out the brains can barely contemplate Gene Poor." exemption altogether would why the umpire didn't call that put baseball into a more volatile last pitch a Strike. state. The farm system exists because of the exempdon. When Send comments to Man at Cartoon Illustrated by Martel White BG News ballplayers sign with a team, msussma@bgnet. bgsu.edu.

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MANHOLE COVERS BRING THIEVES TO CITIES www.bgnews.com/state Thieves have turned to pilfering manhole covers to sell as scrap metal. Akron, Columbus and Dayton officials say dozens of manhole covers and sewer grates have been disappearing, leaving gaping holes up to 20 feet deep in streets. The thefts are costing the cities thousands of dollars and raising safety concerns. STATE Mental illness groups lose funds

By Carrie Spencer of long-running violations of new budget year. and early 1990s lumped varied requiring that speech therapy be government will approve by next THE ASSOCIATES PFffSS Medicaid rules, the state would "The people we serve just can- services for developmental provided al the school a child school year to prevent big cuts, COLUMBUS, Ohio - Low- get no more money after June 30. not stand by and wait for lury 1 to disabilities under a single attends, and allowing counties said Boh Hacking, manager for incoine Ohioans with conditions About 145,000 of the slate's 1 come here," he said. "We have to Medicaid program. The federal to both administer the cases and special education operations such as mental retardation and million Medicaid recipients got insist the l£gislature and those government then banned more provide the services. at Cleveland City Schools. The autism are relying on government the services — which was one of people at die state programs, and for School districts sued to district, Ohio's largest, has nearly to come up with a patchwork of the reasons it broke federal rules. level do everything "It's an the pasl seven years keep the program, and a 7,000 special education students programs to replace the state's Medicaid services arc difficult to possible to put some has been pointing Franklin County judge has on Medicaid who get therapy large, complex and dying sys- tailor for specific populations. alternative in place." insolvable out problems with temporarily suspended a stale through the program. tem of paying for day programs, "It's an insolvable problem," Some services such problem. Ohio's. decision to end il. ludgc Richard In sparsely populated Vtnton therapy and transportation. But said Kenneth Ritchcy, director of as day programs, School dis- Frye also ordered Department of County in southeast Ohio, which state, county and school officials the Ohio Department of Mental including county-run Nobody tricts and county Job and Family Services officials never had enough money for say the replacements won't hring Retardation and Developmental sites where the cli- has enough mental retardation to work wilh districts to find a therapy, officials are concerned in as much federal money. Disabilities. "Nobody has enough ents get paid for light boards can't expand replacement for the program's about programs and transpor- "There are going to be money to expand it." assembly and pack- money to (heir services lo all S67 million special education tadon at Vinton Industries, its people that lose services," said Uicas County next year would aging work, will con- expand it." Medicaid recipients component. job site for about 35 Medicaid Dan Ohler, interim director have gotten about $10 million tinue without disrup- even if they had the Ohio might copy parts of recipients who live al home or of the state association for the in federal money under the old tion but possibly with KENNETH RITCHEY. money. Ohler said, programs in about 45 slates in group homes.The county has county board? that serve the program, 20 percent of its budget, less money, state and OHIO DEPARTMENT OF because they gel where Medicaid pays for already told workers there will be developmental^ disabled. for services to about 2.100 people county officials said. MENTAL RETARDATION property tax money therapy in schools without no raises and no new hires Since the program began in with developmental disabilities, Others are up in the approved by voters problems, said Patrick Schmitz. "Our plan is to go back lo voters," 1992 the federal government paid said lohn Trunk, the board super- air, such as transportation and lo benefit only students or people an attorney for the Ohio School county director lackie Bowling nearly S1.5 billion and counties intendent. therapy for speech, movement with developmental disabilities. Boards Association. said. Bui that's nol so easy: Vinton and school districts contributed Without much lime left lo and hand coordination. Other aspects that broke Districts arc working wilh County voters approved a menial nearly $1 billion. Federal officials come up with a replacement, the Ohio is one of a handful of the rules include limiting the a private consultant on a plan retardation tax two years ago after have told the state diat because county is expecting less in the states tiiat in the late 1980s customer's choice, such as that they hope ihe federal rejecting il 18 limes.

A.. gP" MEDICAID Sj~ ^^| Death row relocated I ■- :•' SCHOOLS open at the Mansfield and is totally inhospitable." MULITPLE HELP: Fifth grader Ohio is confident nearby Richland correctional Civil rights groups filed a fed Bandon Larador is assisted institutions, and another era! lawsuit against the state on Youngstown will be a ■ t by physical therapist John 10 to 20 at the Youngstown behalf of prisoners in 2001 over r Fredmonsky onto an adaped safer, easier location. facility, said Sally Meckling, a the assignment of inmates to ■ tricycle to work on his reciprocal spokeswoman for the Ohio Civil Youngstown and prison condi i) *B. \ Service Kmployees Association. lions there. motion yesterday at Louisa May Alcott Elementery in Cleveland. The By Andrew Welsh-Hugpns The prison system would At issue was "the absolute ■ 4fcv ' ' "^ "^^ IHE ASS0CIA1ED PRESS receive $1.48 billion under Gov. social isolation and sensory speech, physical and occupational COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ihe slate, Bob Tafl's proposed budget deprivation thai goes on at Ihe ill »* --4 A&t therapy programs would be affected in Ohio public schools having announced it will move next year, a 2.6 percent increase supermax," said Michael Benza 1 -^^fc^ m^ Ohio's death row, is confident followed by a 1.7 percent increase a Cleveland lawyer representing ^-/ unless a replacement Medicaid that transporting dozens of the following year. inmales in Ihe lawsuil. luke Palmisano AP Photo plan is implemented. condemned killers 111 miles The supermax prison, built "Guys are kepi totally iso farther east can be accomplished in 1998, was meant for Ohio lated, depending on their secu easily and safely. inmates with the worst discipline rity classification, ranging from "I have absolute confidence problems. However, only 54 of occasional contact with another we can do this without incident," the 264 inmates currently at the human being lo almost no con Teny Collins, deputy director of prison meet the strictest secu- tact with a human being," Benza Ohio soldier accused of beating the Department of Rehabilitation rity requirements, said prisons said Tuesday. and Correction, said Tuesday. spokeswoman JoEUen Lyons For example, doors are solid The move to Youngstown's Ohio had 198 men on death metal instead of bars. The prison Afghan detainee to death in 2002 supermaximum security prison, row Tuesday at ihe Mansfield also had no outdoor recreation scheduled for sometime this Correctional Institution. One area when il opened, although THE ASSOCIATE0 PRESS of a heart attack Also, she said considered a neutral location, summer, is a money-saving woman who has been sentenced one was created in response to EL PASO, Texas — An Ohio other stresses — such as sleep will determine whether the case measure unrelated lo an to death is housed at Ohio's the lawsuit. soldier accused of beating an deprivation and Dilawar's is referred for a general court attempted escape from ihe women's prison in Marysville. Cells are also smaller in Afghan detainee to death in frantic banging on his cell door martial deadi row unil ai the prison in The state's public defender Youngslown, wilh about 67 2002 allegedly delivered 30 knee — might have speeded up his Brand is accused of beating Mansfield last month or any slammed the announcement, square feet of living space com strikes to ihe man's legs, creating death but didn't cause it. Dilawar to death over a five-day general security concerns, criticizing the Youngstown pared to about 72 square feel in injuries that made it look like he However. Army personnel and period al Bagram Control Point Collins said. facility as overiy harsh and saying Mansfield. had been run over by a bus, an civilians also testified that Brand just north of Kabul. The autop- The Ohio State Penitentiary in it will hurt efforts to represent the Ohio moved death row to officer testified. was cooperative in the two-year sy showed that Dilawar's legs Youngstown already has staff and inmales in court. Mansfield from the Southern Lt. Col. Elizabedi A. Rouse, investigation and expressed the were so damaged by blows that space lo handle the additional The move will force pub- Ohio Correctional Facility in who did the autopsy on the belief that he was doing his job amputation would have been inmates, Collins said. lic defenders from Columbus Lucasville after the 1993 riois detainee, identified only as controlling combative prison- necessary if he had survived. Collins said closing death row to nearly their driv- The stale will continue lo execute Dilawar, testified Tuesday that ers using techniques that were Dilawar died from "blunt force in Mansfield could save "millions ing time to meet wilh clients at condemned killers in Lucasville the muscle on his thighs was approved by his supervisors. trauma lo die lower extremities of dollars" but had no specific Youngstown in northeast Ohio, Collins said. beaten so severely ihe bruising In testimony elicited by complicating coronary artery figure available Tuesday. said State Public Defender David Two inmates tried unsuccess went from the skin all the way defense attorney lohn Galligan, disease," according to an Army Mansfield also houses about Bodiker. fully lo escape from death row last 10 the bone. witnesses also testified that report dated July 6,2004. 2,200 other inmates. The current death row "has month. Several administrators Pfc. Willie V Brand, 26, of Ihe there was substantial evidence The charges against Once death row's 100 been totally adequate to house were reprimanded and two offi 377th Military Police Company that other guards were using die Brand include assault and employees find other jobs in and maintain these people _ it cials were demoted and received is charged with involun- knee strike technique to control maltreatment of another the system, the prison depart- seems to me lo be a well-run, pay aits after the attempted tary manslaughter, maiming, detainees, including Dilawar. prisoner, Mullah Habibullah. ment's work force would be very secure and yet comfortable escape, in which inmales a assault, maltreatment and false "I think it's unfortunate thai Habibullah also died, bin Brand permanently reduced by Ihe situation," he said. "I don't know homemade ladder under a pile swearing. we didn't take the opportuni- is nol charged in connection same number, Collins said. that we as a society want lo make of snow in an outdoor recreation The Cincinnati man is ty lo review our practices and with his death. About 50 positions are our death row Devil's Island so it cage. accused of killing the detain- procedures Army-wide, ralher Another member of the ee at ihe main U.S. detention than pinning it on one private," Cincinnati-based 377th facility in Bagram, Afghanistan. Galligan told a reporter during a Company, Sgt. James R Roland, On the second day of Brand's break. "He docs what he thinks has been charged wilh assault, Article 32 hearing at Ft Bliss, is right and we turn around and maltreatment and dereliction Rouse testified that although put him in the criminal docket." of duty in Dilawar's death, and Dilawar had coronary artery The hearing, which is being dereliction of duty in disease, she found no evidence held al Fort Bliss because il is I labibullah's death.

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By End immigration officials in July when route to Iceland, where be has won the world championship "Mr. Fischer is a fugitive from century IHt ASSOCIATED PBtSS he tried to leave die country using been granted citizenship. in 1972, defeating Spassky in a justice. There is a federal warrant But a few years later he USIIIKU, Japan — Chess legend an invalid U.S. passport. Fischer, who has been held in classic Cold War showdown diat for his arrest.'' forfeited the title to another Bobby Fischer was freed last As he was taken away in a detention since his arrest, claims propelled Fischer to international Japan's Foreign Ministry, which Soviet, Anatoly Karpov, when he week from a Japanese detention black limousine provided by the his U.S. passport was revoked stardom. has denied that there has been refused to defend it. 1 le then fell center and immediately headed Icelandic Embassy, his vehicle illegally and sued to a Fischer, 62, could still face any pressure from Washington, into obscurity before resurfacing for flight to Iceland, bringing to a was mobbed by a few dozen deportation order to the United extradition to the United States— had no immediate comment. to play die exhibition rematch halt efforts to deport him to the photographers and reporters. States, where he is wanted for Iceland, like Japan, has an extra- The U.S. Embassy also declined against Spassky in the former United States. Fischer did not emerge from the violating sanctions imposed dition treaty with Washington. to comment. Yugoslavia in 1992. Fischer, sporting a long, gray car or make any comment. on the former Yugoslavia by Thordur Oskarsson, Iceland's Tokyo initially refused Fischer won the rematch on beard, jeans and a baseball cap Fischer was accompanied by playing an exhibition match ambassador to Japan, said Fischer's request to go to Iceland, the reson island of Sveti Stefan. pulled down low to cover his his fiancee, , the against Russian Boris Spassky in before Fischer's release that saying Japanese law only allows But the game was played in face, left die immigration deten- head of Japan's chess association, 1992. Washington sent a "message of for Fischer's deportation to violation of U.S. sanctions tion center in this city on Tokyo's and an official from the Icelandic This week, Iceland's I'arliament disappointment" to the Icelandic the country of his origin. But imposed to punish then- outskirts early that morning l-jnbassy. They were headed for stepped in to break the stand- government over its vote to grant following Iceland's decision Presjdent Slobodan Milosevic. The eccentric chess icon was the airport to try and catch an off, awarding citizenship to Fischer citizenship. Monday.JaparieseJusticeMinister If convicted, Fischer, who hasn't taken into custody by lapanese afternoon flight to Denmark en Fischer. Iceland is where Fischer In Washington on Tuesday, Chicko Nono said officials been to the United States since the State Department said it had would consider the possibiJity of tfien, could face 10 years in pris- officially asked Japan to hand over allowing Fischer to go diere. on and a fine of U.S. $250,000. Fischer because of the charges Fischer became an icon in 1972 Fischer also has emerged from against him. when he dethroned Spassky in a silence in radio broadcasts and " That's what we've asked for," series of games in Reykjavik to on his Web page to express anti- said Adam lireli, deputy spokes- claim America's first worid chess Semitic views and rail against the man for the State Department. championship in more than a United States. Apartments for Rent! Employment Opportunity! You Can Afford! THE BGSU UPWARD BOUND PROGRAM

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He cov- Harris explained that the Student interest in racial pro- ered his eyes with his hands research showed who was get- filing lasi semester, highlighted and lowered his head during ting stopped, and by a protest march the debate. that race was one of by student group "I'mherepleadingfor mercy. the factors used to "Race is Reason Not Race!, Have mercy on Theresa Marie stop and frisk people. a good prompted Student Schiavo," said bill sponsor Sen. Stephanie Swiger, legal Services and Dan Webster, a Republican. freshman, said she descriptor, a host of other cam- But Senate Democratic went to the presen- but a pus groups to bring Leader Les Miller warned: "By tation because she an expert to speak in the time the ink is dry on the was interested in the terrible Bowling Green. governor's signature, it will be topic and wanted to predictor of "We are lucky to declared unconstitutional, just learn the facts from have the country's like it was before." an expen. behavior." foremost author A lawyer for Michael Schiavo "It's pretty mind- ity on racial profiling said he was pleased by what Chris O'Mura AP Ptioto blowing to hear the DAVID HARRIS, LAW here to speak about a happened in the appeals court. MEDIA MADNESS: Bob Schindler, Terri Schiavo's father, center, walks with a police escort outside the actual stats and see topic dial affects all of Bui he was bothered that the Woodside Hospice, where Terri is a patient. how ineffective racial profiling US," said Rodney A. Fleming, the governor was attempting to actually is," Swinger said. managing attorney for Student intervene again. have," the president said. "Now 2-1 decision by the 11th circuit Further research determined legal Services, one of the groups "They have no more power for filing at the Supreme Court, we'll watch the courts make panel. "We all have our own they argued that the 11th circuit whether racial profiling was suc- responsible for bringing Harris than you or I or a person walking their decisions.' cessful at finding criminals. the University. down the street to say we have family, our own loved ones, and had "failed to adhere to the plain I-ederalcourtswere given juris- our own children. However, we meaning" of the emergency leg- Of the whites that were stopped Harris hoped to emphasize the right to take Terri Schiavo," diction to review Schiavo's case are called upon to make a col- islation. by police officers, 1 larris said that that the reason racial profiling Is attorney George Fclos said. after Republicans in Congress lective, objective decision." The legislation required that a only 12.6 percent of the stops unsuccessful is because it causes Meanwhile, President Bush pushed through unprecedented Dissenting ludge Charles R. new, independent evaluation of resulted in arrest. Only 11.6 per- police officers to focus on what suggested that he and Congress emergency legislation over the cent of the Latinos and 10.5 per- someone looks like, rather than had done their best to help the Wilson said Schiavo's."immi- her case be made, according to weekend aimed at prolonging nent" death would end the case papers filed for I louse Speaker cent of blacks that were stopped what they are doing. parents prolong Schiavo's life, Schiavo's life. before it could be fully consid- Dennis Hasten of Illinois, actually resulted in arrests being "Race is a good descriptor, but and the White House said it had But federal courts at two lev- ered. "I fail to see any harm in Majority Ix-adcr Tom Del-ay and made. a terrible predictor of behavior," no further legal options. els rebuffed the family. reinserting the feeding tube," he others, lliey said it also required According to the results of the I larris said "If you want to know "1 believe that in a case such "There is no denying the abso- wrote. the courts to "ensure that des- study, the stop-and-frisks arc who's a terrorist, look for terrorist as this, the legislative branch, lute tragedy that has befallen Republican leaders in perately needed nutritional less successful when police offi- behavior. If you look at race or the executive branch, ought to Mrs. Schiavo," ludges Ed Cames Congress refused to give up support" is provided to Schiavo cers use race as a profiling factor, ethnicity, you will lie deceived." err on the side of life, which we and Frank M. Hull said in the entirely. In legal papers prepared while the review is conducted. I larris said. School funding cuts may be reduced by new plan By Andrew Welsh-Huj^ins "If you want to put more demic ranking, would receive $6.6 Rep. Ion Peterson, a Republican "But each change of course est amount of growth in slate THE ASSOCIATED PRESS money into some of die troubled million in state aid next year under from Delaware in central Ohio. 1 Ic costs money, and it is a light bud- spending in 40 years. COLUMBUS, Ohio—Schools areas, that's fine," said Rep. John Taft's plan, the same as Ihis year. didn't have details. gel, so it'll be challenging to make The plan would also provide threatened with funding cuts in Widowfield, a suburban Akron The following year, die district's "There's so many different the changes," Taft said. districts iheir share of state fund- Gov Bob Taft's budget would get Republican. "We're saying, 'Don't state funding would drop 1.8 per- types of districts in the stale of Top House Republicans said ing based on how much monej some relief under an alternative shift from our districts to do it.'" cent. Ohio, large and small, urban they'll listen lo new ideas but schools collect in property laves plan being developed by fellow Despite an overall increase "Kvery dollar we get from them and niral, thai one size doesn't cautioned against anything that The current system is based on in proposed stale aid to public counts," Santilli said. "The dollar fit all," Peterson said Wednesday. boosts stale spending. the value of property, meaning Republican lawmakers, many of schools, about 40 percent of dis- we don't get from them are dollars "Different options may fulfill par- "At least in diis budget I don't schools seem lo have more m nicy them representing districts hurt tricts would get less money in two we've got to be looking someplace ticular districts better than oth- sense a desire to increase the on paper than in reality. by Taft's spending proposal. years than they do now under else for." ers" spending" said Rep. Tom Raga, The phenomenon, dubbed Under the plan, districts could Taft's budget proposal. The suburban lawmakers' plan Taft, a Republican, says it's rea- a suburban Dayton Republican phantom revenue, has plagued pass levies that collect more As a result, any relief is wel- would cost at least S350 million sonable to expect some changes and vice chairman of the House districts for years. money over time based on rising come, said Rich Santilli, treasurer more tiian Taft's school-funding to his plan over the next few weeks. Finance Committee. "People are The I louse expects to pass ils property values or receive funding at Boardman local schools in sub- proposal. 1 le acknowledged those changes pretty comfortable they want lo version of the budget next month. from countywide sales taxes. urban Youngstown. The plan would make up the are needed to win enough votes to slay with the governor's big pic- Lawmakers have until lune 30 to The plan, being pitched by a The district of 4,800 students, difference through increased pass his overall budget proposal of ture proposal." pass a spending plan that by law group of lawmakers representing consistently in the slate's top aca- laxes or further budget cuts, said S51 billion over two years. Tali's budget reflects the small- must be balanced. suburban districts, also would restore a formula that reimburses districts with higher costs of doing business because of regional eco- ] m nomic factors. Taft's education 1 nOUR PIT STOP TmtSuma. Eujuuuma. Heinzsite budget eliminates that formula and millions of dollars that go ■flpart/vierxfs with it.

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By Victor L Simpson world, would not be held was about the pope's condition. start. There was no immediate the Colosseum. in Holy Week, the most impor- IHE ASS0CHIED PUSSS widely seen as a sign the pontiff "1 don't believe that the situa- explanation for the delay. lohn Paul is convalescing at tant season on the Christian VATICAN CITY — Looking gaunt, was recovering more slowly than tion is alarming," said Cardinal John Paul has scaled back his the Vatican following surgery to calendar and long one of his Pope lohn Paul II appeared expected. Pio Laghi, a retired Vatican appearances since his back-to- insert a tube in his windpipe after favorite appointments. at his open studio window The chief of the pope's medical official. "For sure, the doctors back hospitalizations. He also his second breathing crisis in less While his physical condi- yesterday before thousands of team, reacting to suggestions in protect him because he would has designated cardinals to take than a month. tion is "fragile," lohn Paul is pilgrims and tourists in St. Peter's the Italian media that the pope's want to do other" than what they his place during this week's busy He suffers from Parkinson's "perfectly sound mentally," Square for Holy Week, raising his health had deteriorated suddenly, arc advising him, Laghi said on Holy Week ceremonies. The disease, which affects muscle Cardinal CamUlo Ruini, who hand in blessing a few times but ruled out that lohn Paul might be the sidelines of a news confer- Vatican only has confirmed one control and makes it difficult for stood in for the pope on Palm remaining silent. sent back to the hospital after his ence about a religious event. appointment for the pontiff - an him to speak clearly. Sunday, said in an interview with lohn Paul's appearance discharge 10 days ago. "Certainly, he wanted to leave Easter Sunday blessing. Before yesterday's last- the Italian religious affairs weekly was anxiously awaited by the "No hospitalization of lohn Gemelli (hospital) ahead of time. The pope did not name a minute appointment at the magazine Famiglia Cristiana. faithful after Italian news reports Paul II is planned," the ANSA For him, this Holy Week is truly stand-in, however, for a Way window.lohn Paul had madethree Ruini said the pope "continues to that the 84-year-old leader of the news agency quoted Dr. Rodolfo a week of sacrifice, and he relives of the Cross procession at the public appearances since being carry out the acts of government Roman Catholic Church was not Proietti as saying Tuesday it with passion," the cardinal was Colosseum on (iooci Friday eve- discharged from the hospital and to assume the major deci- responding well to medication evening. quoted as saying by the Italian ning, raising the possibility that March 13. sions, as he has always done." after Feb. 24 throat surgery to The Apcom news agency, news agency ANSA. he would participate in some On Palm Sunday, when he The pope's gaunt appear- ease his breathing troubles. Some quoting unidentified sources, Commenting on the anxious fashion, although it appeared blessed the crowd silently from ance lately led to speculation among the thousands of pilgrims said Tuesday that lohn Paul faithful, Vatican Radio said: "The doubtful he would go to the site. the window, the pontiff pressed in the Italian media that his and tourists assembled in the was not responding well to pope appears and the tension Vatican Television officials his hand to his head and pounded condition has suffered a sharp square had tears in their eyes as medication and had been vomit- dissolves." lohn Paul "wanted to said they had installed cables a lectern in apparent frustration setback. Vatican officials, speak- they looked up to the third-floor ing. The agency said the pontiff show his own nearness to the and other equipment in the over his difficulty in responding ing on condition of anonymity, window. was suffering from overall weak- people," the radio said. pope's apartment above St. to the crowd. have denied there has been any An announcement Tuesday ness and "strong" headaches. His appearance yesterday Peter's Square for the possible It was the first time in 26 years sudden crisis, but acknowl- that the audience, so popular An Italian cardinal tried to began nearly 15 minutes after transmission of a video to be as pope that he was unable to edge the convalescence may be with pilgrirhs from around the reassure reporters yesterday the time the Vatican said it would seen by the pilgrims gathered at preside over the Mass ushering behind schedule. U. S. raid kills 85 insurgents in guerrilla base Iraq politicians hope gency they lead. killing at least one child and ministry of defense, which the Kurdish coalition, which government. The U.S. military announced injuring three others, according oversees the Iraqi army battling together won 215 seats The army chief of staff could to incorporate Sunni late Tuesday that its air and to a police official who asked the insurgency. in the new 275-seat be a Shiite, al-Bayati said. Arabs into the system. ground forces backed Iraqi not to be identified out of fear of "The Defense Ministry will go National Assembly, were He added that his bloc was commandos during a noontime retribution by attackers. to a Sunni Arab because we do expected to name a president pressing for a Shiite to head raid on the suspected training Children fled the school- not want Arab Sunnis to feel that Saturday, the next step toward the Interior Ministry, which By Qasim Abdul-Zahra camp near lake Tharthar in house, abandoning backpacks they are marginalized," al-Bayati forming a new government. oversees the police — Iraq's IHE ASS0Cl«IED PRESS central Iraq. Seven commandos and books on desks littered with told The Associated Press. "They Kurdish leader Jala) Talabani is other main security force — BAGHDAD, Iraq — U.S. and died in fighting, the U.S. military glass shards. One teacher wept will be given one of the four major expected to fill the post. and that a Kurd could become Iraqi forces raided a suspected said. It did not give a death toll outside as parents rushed to the posts because we want them l-'uad Masoum, a member of foreign minister. guerrillatrainingcampand killed for the militants. scene. to feel that they are part of the the Kurdish negotiating team, Amid the political wrangling, 85 fighters, the single biggest Iraqi officials said yesterday flours later, a policeman political formula." said no definitive decisions on top Shiite cleric Grand Ayatollah one-day death toll for militants 85 insurgents died in the clash trying to defuse a roadside bomb Sunni Arabs, dominant under the 32-member Cabinet have Ali al-Sistani had been sched- in months and the latest in a — the largest number killed in in Baghdad died and another ousted dictatorSaddam Hussein, been made. He declined to uled to talk with Talabani on series of blows to the insurgency, a single battle since the U.S. officer was wounded when die largely stayed away from the confirm that a Sunni Arab will yesterday. But the meeting was Iraqi officials said yesterday. Marine-led November attack on device exploded, police Capt. Ian. 30 balloting amid calls for be named defense minister but canceled due to "security con- Politicians helping shape the former militant stronghold ialib Thamir said. them to boycott and threats said that was one option under cerns," said Meithemn Faisal, an a postelection government of Fallujah left more than 1,000 On the political front, Abbas against voters by the Sunni-led consideration. official from al-Sistani's office. expected within days said dead. On Sunday, U.S. forces Hassan Mousa al-Bayati, a top insurgency. Handing the post to a Sunni Kurds arc thought to num- negotiators arc considering a killed 26 attackers after an member of the United Iraqi Political leaders have in the Arab could help undermine ber between 15 percent and 20 Sunni Arab as defense minister ambush south ol Baghdad. Alliance, said negotiators from past announced plans on support for the insurgency, while percent of Iraq's 25 million in a move aimed at bringing Also yestenday, a mortar shell his Shiite-dominated bloc filling Cabinet positions, only to assuaging Sunni fears that the people, with Sunni Arabs rough- them into the political process or rocket struck an elementary and a Kurdish coalition could reverse themselves later. Shiites will dominate all aspect's ly equivalent. Shiite Arabs make — and perhaps deflate the insur- school in western Baghdad, tap a Sunni Arab to head the Al-Bayati said his group and of the country's upcoming up 60 percent of the population.

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PAGE 11 BG rolls Tuesday, gets cancelled yesterday The Bowling Green base- THURSDAY ball team rolled 10 a 14-4 win Tuesday against Xavier and then March 24, gol their home game against Oakland cancelled thanks to 2005 some untimely snow and rain. The Falcons got a boost from Josh Dietz and Nolan Keimold www.bgnews.com/sports in their win over Xavier. The duo combined for 11 runs bat- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY ted in. Adam Gump picked up the win, throwing four innings and allowing just one run. The team's game against Oakland was cancelled yester- day thanks to freezing tempera- tures and a coat of snow on Media is the ground. There has been no make up date announced for nothing that game. Tribe takes 8-6 victory The next game for the Falcons will be a series in Muncie, Ind. By Alan Robinson compared this weekend against Ball State. IHt ASSOCIATED PRESS On a day filled with delays for to Congress the Cleveland Indians, it was appropriate they put off making JIM any roster cuts. LITKE Driving through sheets of rain on a windy, gray and foreboding day, the Indians' AP Columnist When bus got lost and took nearly We've laid him low, pushed three hours to make the two- him off a bridge, even made hour drive from Winter Haven to Bradenton. Once it arrived, his kids cry. your And we're just the the game against Pittsburgh was batting-practice pitchers. delayed for 55 minutes. So imagine how Barry Luckily for them the game Bonds would have handled plans go was played, with the Indians some high heat from hitting four wind-aided hom- Congress last week, or from ers in an 8-6 victory over the prosecutors in the BALCO Pirates keyed by Aaron Boone's case somewhere down the to hell two-run homer and four RBls. road. And keep in mind that Boone hit a two-run shot in "Whatever, dude," is not an the first inning off Josh Fogg, a acceptable reply to the same ELLIOTT flyball pitcher working on a day questions that left Mark SCHREINER almost any ball in the air car- McGwire sprawled in the ried very well. Grady Sizemore dirt and Sammy Sosa Ph. D. Bracketolog)' also homered during a four-run furiously thumbing through second inning that included the his English-to-Spanish WithI the NCAA tournament second of Coco Crisp's four hits. phrascbook. starting back up tonight, it is luan Gonzalez, hitting .231, Right or wrong, those same time for the biggest event of this doubled for one of Cleveland's questions won't be answered season since last week, and that 15 hits as he competes for an by Bonds anytime soon. is the second week of bracket outfield job but no roster moves Because whatever else his pools. were made before the Indians meltdown Tuesday at the In our own BG News Bracket boarded their bus. Giants' spring training site Pool, there are some doing good "We still have tough decisions accomplished, it but, just like in the teams we to make—and he's part of that," certainly bought him some are watching there are a few manager Eric Wedge said. time. What sounded at that are standing above the rest. Fogg allowed 11 hits and seven different moments like a With the brunt of those involved runs in five innings as Cleveland retirement speech, or a in this year standing in the mid- opened a 6-0 lead in the concession even, was actu- dle of the pack — 30 of the 56 second, and his pitching line ally nothing of the sort. It was contestants are between 39 and could have been worse.The wind sport's reigning diva, knees 43 points — it is just Andrew blew so hard early on that flags wearing down and patience Manzone (52 points), Doug representing past Pirates Genei. PuiMr AP Photo worn out, complaining bit- Borger (48) and )oe Akosi (46) championship teams looked THE VICTORY LAP: Cleveland Indians' Aaron Boone trots around the bases after hitting a first inning two-run terly about an avalanche of that have separated themselves ready to blow off their masts in homer off Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Josh Fogg, 27, in spring training action yesterday in Bradenton, Fla. bad reviews, then hinting from the rest of the contestants. left-center field. vaguely that he might get But worry not everyone else, A lightning bolt that struck All the homers came in the be the No. 5 starter, but is almost the Pirates' fifth sellout thisspring first six innings, before the wind certain to begin the season at in Bradenton, the most they've even by refusing to set foot on there are chinks in their armor. near McKechnie Field about a the stage again. Right Manzone, who has been half-hour before game time sent eased off, with Benito Santiago, Triple-A Indianapolis and stay had since moving there in 1969. 1 "You wanted to bring me wrong on just nine games thus fans scurrying out of the metal Ty Wigginton and lose Castillo then. at least a month. By doing They play five more games there going deep for the Pirates. so, he won't start on the clock before breaking camp April 2.... down. You've finally brought far, has taken his chances in bleachers, and minor league me and my family down. the Final Four, taking North games at the Pirate City complex Pittsburgh got to 6-5 in the toward salary arbitration until at Indians relievers Bob Wickman, fourth before Ben Broussard and least next season. Scott Sauerbeck, David Riske Finally done it. Carolina as his only number a few miles away were rained From everybody, all of you. one seed going to Indianapolis. out Ryan Ludwick hit solo shots. General manager Dave and Bob Howry combined to Ludwick's pinch-hit drive in Liltlefield agreed that "all of allow one unearned run in four So now go pick a different Akosi is still going strong after "The weather was a little person," Bonds said. "I'm losing one Final Four team, scary," Pirates manager Lloyd the sixth was off Pirates prospect these diings" must be weighed innings. Their combined ERA Zach Duke, who was rushed as personnel decisions are made is 1.52, with neither Wickman done." Syracuse, in the first round. But McClcndon said. "The wind has At least he didn't promise to that could be what hurts him in always been strong here, but I've back from Pirate City after being during the final 10 days of spring nor Riske allowing a run.... The washed out of his scheduled training. Pirates have been outscorcd 23-8 pitch in on car pooling, which the end. ■ never seen it that strong." is what Michael Ionian said And Borger appears to be Neither has the Pirates' Craig outing there. He hadn't pitched Still, Duke was excited the and outhit 36-15 in their last two since shutting out the Phillies for Pirates thought enough of him games. They lost 15-2 to Detroit the first time he retired, when going strong thanks to faith in Wilson, whose popup along the what Ionian really meant taking minor upsets and is first-base line seemed destined five innings Friday. to bring him back to pitch. on Tuesday. ... A tent behind Duke is competing with "That says a lot, that they got the first-base stands blew over was that he needed a break. sitting pretty because he chose for a fan's glove before the wind And since Ml3, like the NBA, blew it back into play and was left-hander Dave Williams and me into die game," Duke said. before the game started, but no caught. right-hander Ryan Vogelsong to Notes: The crowd of 5,967 was one was hurt. BRACKETS, PAGE 11 BONDS, PAGE 10 Pronk brings the lumber to the batter's box for Tribe

By Tom Withers Not bad for a kid from Sykeston, as players get, speaking more THE ASSOCIATE0 PRESS N.D. —population 150. freely about team goals than Back in Cleveland, new Among AL designated hitters, any personal achievements. banners featuring prominent only Boston's David Ortiz had a And although he posted All-Star members of this year's Indians more productive season, driving caliber stats, Hafner's season hang from street lights outside in three more runs. went virtually unrecognized by Jacobs Field. On them, there's Hafner's breakout was even many baseball fans. a picture of the player, his first more impressive considering he Under the radar and off the name and number. played much of the second half map — just how he likes it. By design, one's a little with painful bone spurs in his "It (exposure) is something that different. It says: Pronk/48. right elbow, which limited his I don't care about at all," he said. "It's better than if they had just mobility and ended his season "I would probably prefer it that put Travis up there," said Prank, with seven games left. Off-season way. I'm not a big attention guy. aka . "I'm pretty surgery corrected the problem. I kind of look at the New England pumped about It." This spring, Hafner picked up Patriots. You think of them as a Hafner's quirky nickname right where he left off in '04. In team, and that's what we're trying — more on that later — isn't the nine games, he's batting .407 with to build here. It's not about one only thing that separates him four homers and eight RBIs. guy or two guys." from his teammates. After a "I feel smarter and more Away from baseball, Hafner's season in which he batted .311 experienced this year and I hope 1 tastes run the gamut. He likes with 28 home runs and 109 RBIs, can build on it," said Hafner, who to hunt during the offseason he's also one of the ALs best, and came to the Indians from Texas in and is a big fan of pro wrestling, least appreciated, hitters. a 2002 trade. "This is a humbling an interest countered with a The 27-year-old ranked in game and you never fail to realize passion for chess. Not surpris- the top 10 in several offensive how hard it is, which makes you ingly, his playing etiquette is a categories last season, finishing work twice as hard." little unorthodox from the typical Tony Oeiak AP Pinto third in the league in on-base Indians manager Eric Wedge reserved cerebral warfare. IT'S PR0NKY: Cleveland Indians' Travis Hafner is congratulated by teammates after hitting a solo percentage (.410), fourth in plans to bat Hamer third, just "I like to do a little puppet off Houston Astros pitcher Dan Wheeler in the sixth inning last Wednesday in Winterhaven, Fla. slugging percentage (.583), ahead of All-Star catcher Victor theater when 1 play," he said. "If seventh in extra-base hits (72), Martinez. It's a jump in the I'm taking the , I might just his potential. After joining the pick one or put them together. The tag has caught on in ninth in RBIs and 10th in average. batting order for Hafner, who hit reach over and use my piece to Indians, teammates tagged him Call me Donkjet or Pronk.' And Cleveland, where Pronk jerseys He also tied for the league lead by just .250 in 160 at-bats in the knock her off the board. I like to "Big Donkey," a knock on his he said, 'OK, Pronky.' It was El began popping up at the lake last getting hit by a pitch 17 times. three hole last season. jazz it up a little." lumbering style in the field. Pronko for a couple days. Now season. With little fanfare or publicity, Hafner, though, won't let the OK, the nickname. Pronk will explain the rest. there's all kinds of versions. "I love it," Hafner said. "It's kind Hafner outhit. outslugged and swell his head. Ifs not When Hafher was with Texas, "One day," he said. "Bill Selby, There's Pronkasauras. Pronkicito. of cool to have a nickname, espe- outhomered some of the game's his style. a few players began calling called me Project and Donkey Pronkitis. El Pronko. Ze Pronk. Le cially one that's off the wall. 1 biggest stars. He's about as down-to-earth him "The Project," based on and I said, 'You can't call me one, Prank. T Pronk." think little kids like to say it."

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By Chuck Schotfner No. 1 longer than anyone, won to that calling by averaging 17,6 IHC ASSOCIATED PRESS the Southeastern Conference points, seven rebounds and 33 Seimone Augustus plays with regular-season championship assists in leading the Blue Devils da&ting skill, a crowd-pleasing and earned the top overall seed to a share of the ACC regular- Hair anil, according to her coach, in the NCAA tournament. And it season championship plenty of smarts. all started with Augustus. "I am really proud of Monique," With that combination, it's She averaged 20.1 points and Goestenkors said. "The way she no wonder the ISU star was a 4.5 rebounds while shooting 55.4 has helped this team accomplish unanimous All-American. percent in the regular season, so much this season shows what Augustus led The Associated complementing that mid-range kind of player and leader she is. Press women's basketball jumper with an ability to take trie She had a lot of responsibility All-America team, which was ball to the basket, post up and placed upon her." announced Wednesday. She was find an open teammate when Davenport didn't receive a the only player picked for the first double-teamed. single vote for the preseason team by all 45 members of the Augustus also is talking more, All-America team, but made her- national media panel that also and Chatman likes that, too. self known while leading Ohio votes in the weekly AP poll. "She has become a more vocal State to a share of the BigTen title. "People marvel at her mid- leader. Not loud, but vocal," The 6-4 sophomore averaged 19.3 range jumper. I marvel at the fact Chatman said. T think I heard points and 9.1 rebounds, shot 59 she's always wide open when the her whisper ... when they were percent and blocked 109 shots. has practiced all week having a team meeting. No one She scored 36 and 32 points (to stop her)," LSU coach Poke] heard her, but the fact she's in back-to-back games in late Chatman said. "That's liecause taking those steps is something January and was durable, playing she's cerebral. She understands she's worked on." the full 40 minutes in five straight what cuts to make and when to LSU and Baylor were the only games in February. pick up the basketball." schools with two players on the "This has been a great year," Augustus, a 6-foot-1 junior, three All-America teams. Davenport said. "I am excit- received the maximum225 points Temeka lohnson, LSU's feisty ed about the recognition. My in the voting and was joined on 5-3 point guard, was a second- teammates and I have worked the first team bv Kansas State's team pick. Baylor had Sophia hard this season to accomplish Kendra Wecker' (192), Duke's Young on the second team and all that we have. 1 am thankful for Monique Currie (180), Ohio Steffanie Blackmon on the third. everything we have done." Sum's lessica Davenport (163) Also on the second team were When it comes to blocking andTCU's Sandora Irvin (153). Minnesota's lanel McCarville, shots, Irvin has no peer. The 6-3 Wecker received 36 first-team Stanford freshman Candice senior, the niece of former NFL votes, Currie 29, Davenport 22 Wiggins and Mississippi State's star Michael Irvin, broke the and Irvin 20. Tan White. The other third-team NCAAs single-game and career Augustus and Wecker were selections were Notre Dame's records for blocks and averaged third-team selections each of the Jacqueline Batteast, North 20.1 points and 12 rebounds. past two years and both were on Carolina's Ivory Latta, Texas' Irvin set the game record the preseason All-America team. Tiffany lackson, DePaul's Kliara while putting up an eye-popping "It means a lot to me to be Smith and Penn State's Tanisha Elaine Thompson AP Photo triple-double: 20 points, 18 picked and have everybody select Wright, who tied Blackmon for SHE GOT GAME: Kansas State's Kendra Wecker drives around Vanderbilt's Ashley Earley Monday. Wecker was rebounds and 16 blocks against me to be first team." Augustus die final spot. named a first-team All-American by the Associated Press. UAB. She is TCU's first All- said. "I am very appreciative of Wecker has been such a key American in women's basketball. this honor." figure in die women's basketball "It's exciting and a great honor," went 8-for-9 on 3-pointers while who attended that game. "She "That's what everybody keeps Chatman and the rest of the resurgence at Kansas State that . Wecker said. "Its definitely a scoring a school-record 41 points can beat you in so many ways." telling me — that I'm the first lady Tigers certainly appreciate her jersey number already has tribute to my teammates and the against Illinois State this season. Currie, a 6-foot junior, had to to do a lot of things at TCU," having Augustus around. been retired. The 5-11 senior, the success we've had as a team." "I think that is perhaps one become the go-to player at Duke Irvin said. "It's a big accomplish- A year ago, Augustus led LSI) Big 12's career scoring leader, Strong around the bas- of the greatest individual perfor- following the departure of three- ment and definitely something I to its first Final Font This sea- averaged 20.6 points and 10.1 ket. Wecker also could bum mances 1 have ever seen," said time All-American Alana Beard wanted to do TCU gave me a son, the Lady Tigers were ranked rebounds in the regular season. opponents on the perimeter. She Duke coach Gail Goestenkors, and Iciss Tillis. She responded chance to make that happen." Bonds hiding on the disabled list while storm passes

BONOS. FROM PAGE II don't know. Right now, I'm just conventional wisdom about real. Teammate Moises Alou, "when you are the man." doesn't believe half the things going to take things slow. sluggers losing power as they who is 38 himself and has If there is anything definite that come out of his mouth. doesn't grant sabbaticals, and "I'm 40 years old. not 20, 30." get older, come back from five surgeries, to be taken from this episode, And so it's possible he'll the media doesn't issue waiv- Reminders of his advancing But there's no circumvent- chose to read Bonds' words it's that Bonds has lost his return from a few days or ers, Bonds simply elected to age are closing in on Bonds, ing one lesson writ large across that way, desire, at least for (he time weeks of working out and hide out on the disabled list for and they're not limited to the pages of baseball's history "Maybe today he was not being, to be The Man. keeping his own counsel with as long as he needs to rehab a aches and pains. books: Time eventually catches very optimistic. For all the perks accorded to his bravado and skills intact. surgically repaired knee and a He is a dozen home runs shy everybody, and once a hitter's I think it was one of those somebody in that role, having The guess here is that Bonds reputation that may already be of passihg Babe Ruth's career power and momennim slow, rehab days where you just to live like Elvis was enough to will be back in plenty of time beyond repair. mark of 714 and 53 behind the tumble down the moun- caught him on one of the bad scare lordan out of playing for to catch Ruth, but leave long "Right now, I'm just going to Hank Aaron's 755. At the same tain days," Alou said. "It's not fun a while, and it could have the before knocking Aaron off the try to rehab myself to get back age, Ruth hit just six in his happens with breathtaking when you come to the ball- same effect on Bonds. pedestal. to, I don't know, hopefully next next-to-last season and Aaron speed. park, then have to go to the "I might not be back at all," His leave-taking then will be season, hopefully the middle 20. By whatever means, Bonds Neither his joints nor his training room to get taped and he told MLB.com. "I'm just a much more polished version of the season," Bonds said. "I has already defied most of the critics ever caused Bonds to get going to go home and try to of his ramblings Tuesday, but hurt like this before, and so treatment. enjoy my family. I'm sick and the point he makes will be the maybe Tuesday's wrenching "It's not as fun as when you tired of seeing them so upset. same. Rest assured that Bonds soliloquy was prompted by are young and wild and doing I'm done. Finished with it. will go out — as one writer THE doubts more imagined than things, especially," he added, Certainly I'll be gone after described it perfectly — in "a 2006." blaze of TANNING For all that, longtime martyrdom," but not before he 1 CENTER observers know even Bonds is good and ready. Tttt Best Tan In BGSiiKt 1980 Locally Owned and Family Operated Tan EVERYDAY for only $19.« per month Ho Credit Card required. Ho hidden fees!

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Knight, in the regional By Nancy Armour semifinals for the first rime since IHI USSOCIAIED PRESS 1994 and trying to get Texas Tech to the round of eight for the first The few dozen Illinois fans bare- time, wasted no time putting the ly mustered a yawn, let alone censors to work yesterday. righteous indignation, at the As Knight took to the podium sight of Bnicc Pearl coaching bis for a news conference, he took a team through a practice. few good-natured verbal jabs at Come gametime tonight, though, the Wisconsin- an NCAA moderator. The coach Milwaukee coach knows the called the moderator a tough guy with a lot of rules, sprinkling a reception will be as hostile as couple of expletives in along the any he's ever seen. way. It's been 16 years since Pearl gave the' NCAA a secretly Sixth-seeded Texas Tech recorded tape that he said was (22-10) plays seventh-seeded West Virginia (23-10) tonight, fea- proof Illinois was cheating, turing two teams that started the lie moved on a long time ago, NCAA tournament with modest and no one connected to die incident is left at Illinois. expectations and now arc a two But for Illinois fans, the wins away from the Final Four. The winner will play either bitterness toward Pearl remains as fresh as it was the day Washington or Ifluisville on sanctions were imposed. Saturday, and there is the Instead of another step tantalizing possibility of a match- toward the Final Four, the Illini's up between slick and stylish Rick game against the I2th-seeded Pitino and Knight, a coaching Panthers in the Chicago Regional icon of a whole different sort. on Thursday night has become Wearing a purple sweater and a chance to finally avenge past taking a swipe at the NCAA for wrongs. making him drink out of one of its "Regardless of who takes the specially sponsored paper cups, Darfon Cummings AP Pholo floor against Illinois, do you THE DRIVE: Illinois guard Dee Brown drives on Nevada guard Mo Knight was his usual contentious think that team's going to be self during his 15 minutes on the Charlo during their game Saturday. Brown and the lllini are set to face cheered?" Pearl said yester- Wisconsin-Milwaukee tonight in the NCAA tournament. podium. lauraRauch AP Photo day. "Will there be a little more He took his customary pokes THE GENERAL: Texas Tech coach Bobby Knight watches his players noise because I'm coaching the was cleared of the allegations 1IWM used iis vaunted press at the media and questioned during a practice in Albuquerque last night. opposition? Sure there will. I Involving Thomas and Pearl's to stun Alabama and Boston why anyone would think his best understand that." years were behind him. practice session. This time, there were no visual tape, other Infractions were College las) weekend, but Illinois Pearl was a young assistant at found and Illinois was barred is Inner equipped to handle it Of course, this was powder- During an earlier press aids. At practice, he sat calmly, Iowa in 1989 and working hard puff stuff comiKired to the show conference. Knight had asked for legs folded, and barely said a from postseason play in 1991. n iih iis three standout guards. to sign Deon Thomas, a Chicago Thomas went on to become I he Panthers know they're he put on here 13 years ago. a glass of water so he could dip word. prep star who was one of the top Knight brought Indiana to the tip of the whip. Hurts more At the news conference, he had Illinois' all-time leading scorer, not going to sneak up on any- recruits in the country. Thomas but he says his ability to mist one again, eilher. Illinois knows The Pit in 1992 for an NCAA when it's wet and cold, he said. his moments, but nothing out of had given the I lawkeyes a verbal tournament gameagainst Horida Chaney. who is black, said at control. people was forever shaken. Both all about Ed McCants and loan commitment but later changed Pearl and Collins saw once- linker, sharpshooters whom State and stirred instant turmoil the time that he and some of He mostly talked about how his mind, opting to stay close to by "jokingly" raking a bullwhip the other Hoosiers bought the tough it is to make the NCAA promising careers derailed. The Weber called two of die best home and go to Illinois. only job Pearl could get was at players lefl in the tournament —which he described as the best whip for Knight as a joke, but the tournament field and how the Red Pearl kept chasing Thomas, motivational tool ever invented escapade produced more than Raiders, like the Mountaineers. Division II Southern Indiana. "They obviously have the though. Convinced Illinois was "It's a tough situation," said mental edge and have the — across the butt of Hoosiers 100 telephoned complaints to up to something shady, Pearl guard Calbert Chaney during a the local NAACP chapter. KNIGHT, PAGE 12 Illinois coach Bruce Weber, who capacity to bring it every game." secretly tape-recorded one was an assistant at I'urdue at the McCants said. "I don't think phone call in which Thomas time. "You've got two coaches that s going to change. They're seemed to confirm that lllini involved, it's their livelihood. going to bring it hard." assistant limmy Collins had Maybe one guy went a little too tad not because Pearl will be offered him S80.000 and a far. I don't know. That's not my on the other sideline. Chevrolet Blazer. To this day, call. It wasn't good for either The players were barely in Syracuse, the ACC and Thomas denies Illinois did person, to be honest. But you've grade school back when Pearl anything improper, saying his got to go on with life." turned in Illinois. The brouha- comments were simply those Pearl maintains he did ha has as much meaning lor of a naive 17-year-old trying to nothing wrong, and says he them as short shorts and canvas Gonzaga ruin good times get Pearl off his back without would do the same thing again. sneakers. offending him. "That's die only tiling dial he "Personally, 1 really don't know "I'm not diat person that has," said Thomas, who never much about the situation." lllini coach Pearl tried to say that I was. BRACKETS,FROM PAGE 9 1 would've been a liar. and Kansas meeting for a dream talked to Pearl again after that guard Dcron Williams said. Thanks to a surprising—and matchup tomorrow. That's not me at all." Thomas phone call. "If he admits that "Growing up in Texas, I really Texas Tech to go to the Elite Eight entertaining—West Virginia Thanks to Connecticut's lack said Tuesday from Israel, where he did something wrong, who didn't watch Illinois basketball — a feat that seems more likely upset of Wake Forest and an of patience, and everyone's lack he plays professionally. "For him would tnist him? Who would until they started recruiting with Wake Forest out of the way. unsettling disposal of Georgia of acknowledging just how bad to go out and tell lies and then even think about having him me." So what is it that has set the Tech by louisville, the ACC Kansas had gotten, most of us pass them off as the truth in work for their university?" Said McCants, "I don't have rest of us (I would have a meager appears to be just another completely screwed up that part order to hurt someone or try to Though Pearl knows his any personal gnidges about 43 points right now) apart this conference. of our brackets. So this bag is for gain some notoriety or whatever presence adds intrigue to the something that happened when year? That's easy, a lot of luck and This year, no conference is you, Kansas and Connecticut, for he was hoping to get from it, it's matchup, he doesn't want it 1 was 6 years old to a college a few surprises. dominating in the tournament ruining our aging childhoods. wrong." overshadowing yesterday's program I wasn't looking toward. Here are a few things that are and that has hurt just about Gonzaga The tape touched off a game. The Panthers (26-5) have Maybe if it was against my killing those taking part in this everyone in the pool this year. The days are gone when pow- 16-month investigation by enough to worry about, play- elementary school or some- year's pool. Over half of the contestants in erhouses overlooked Gonzaga. the NCAA. Though Illinois ing the top-seeded lllini (34-1). thing. It's kind of silly really." Syracuse this year's pool had Wake going Now it is time for Gonzaga to If you're like me, you know to the Final Four while over 40 be a powerhouse and overlook Hakim Warrick (10 turnovers the little man. in the Orangemen's loss) isn't a percent of the contestants had good basketball player — at least Georgia Tech pulling out a win This year, not only did the not yet. against fourth ranked Louisville Bulldogs pay for their lack of A whopping 34 percent of this past weekend. preparation, so did Brackatecrs. diose taking part in the pool this So get your flaming bag of Four of every five contestants year had Boehim's team crap and collectively drop it at had Gonzaga surviving until making a run for the Final Four, the doors of the ACC and show today and four of every five con- and three had his team winning. your appreciation for their early testants are kicking themselves. But not all the Gerry McNamara exits this year. And losing to Winthrop makes threes in the worid can bring The lower half of the Syracuse things worse. 'Cuse back now. Region That is all 1 can say about the If only everyone knew of the Congratulations N.C. State Zags, anything more will result powers of T.I. Sorrentine and and Wisconsin, you've made it to in cuss words. Taylor Coppenrath. the Sweet 16. So for all the lason Lozers The ACC But more importantly, you've (43 points). Chris Pittmans (40) If you told me last week that angered 80 percent of the and Ion Robertsons (41) of the North Carolina State was going constituency of the BG News world, here is to hoping the ACC, to make the Sweet 16,1 would've readership that is in our pool Syracuse and Gonzaga stop tq|d you the ACC would have ihi'- year. haunting you through the rest of four, maybe five teams still That is because 80 percent of March and the early part of next standing at this point. us (and me) had Connecticut April.

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April 5th 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. April 6th 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. #9 Chelsie Ct. 224 Crim St. House Bowen-Thompson Student Union $710 per month plust utilities $595 per month plus utilities , Multi-Purpose Room 483 ft 485 S. Church St. 322 Derby House S690 per month plus utilities $575 per month plus utilities • SPECIAL DISCOUNTS 125 Clay St. #A 4018 407 S.Enterprise A* I $580 per month plus electric $435 per month plus electric • GREAT GIVEAWAYS and gas (401 #B rented) 31272 Clough 138 N. Main St. #ASB • GET YOUR SENIOR PORTRAIT TAKEN $745 per month plus utilities 115 WEvers House Non-smoking apartments $675 • PURCHASE CAP & GOWN $695 per month plus utilities per month plus electric and gas 121 E. Court #B RECEIVE YOUR GRADUATION TICKETS...AND MORE! Newly remodeled apartment. 111 E. Main St.Portage 175ViN. Main St. #C $575 per month tor a 12 $515 per month plus utilities $410 per month plus all utilities One Stop Shopping For All Your Graduation needs!" month lease plus utilities For more commencement information log on to NEWIPVE http://bookstore.bgsu.edu Rentals _ . 12 Thursday. March 24.2005 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM

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Raiders Getting Married? Local Student P/T Handyman ' i i t a 1 -..- ■! 1 Office worker Photographer specializing In Plumbing Experience helpful '" •' 2 Eagle's home Weddings, Portraits, Modeling, 419-353-3938 u 3 Wet behind the ears are defying Events, and others. Cheapest 4 Got away around. Call tor prices 419-376- M " 5 Turning meas. 4079. i 1 ■H t■ ■ 6 Ductile metallic ele- critics, odds ' ment 0 7 South Pacific island KNIGHT, FROM PAGE 11 ■n ■■ ■ " group have overachieved in getting this For Rent 8 Coyote State capital 1 LH "" ■ __■ 9 Wanders off far. ■ 10 Health resort "Nobody picked this team ■■" 11 Hard hit baseball 41 Medicinal plant higher than seventh in the Big Wanted "TOP SPOTIII-1220 1/2 E.Wooster " 44 1 ■■ 12 Simians 44 LA. summer hrs. Efflc. $275 + util. 5/15-8/15. Also 13 Street of stables 46 Stuffed full 4B 12 and no one picked them to ■- ■ avail. 05-06 sch. yr. 419-575-3070 • 1 " 21 Fonddu_. Wl 48 Sang merrily go to the NCAA tournament," M -,' " 23 "Cagney & __• 49 Drawing power Knight said. "Getting into this Roommate needed 1 Bdrm apt tor rent. Good location 26 Extinct bird 51 Actress Leoni paw ■fleo 53 Rock shelf tournament is the culmination of Now & Summer semester Excellent price. $320 ♦ electric. 27 Lon of Cambodia Call 419-308-9259 419-494-1885 ,. 30 the line (obeyed) 54 Words of approval a lot of work. Anything you can 31 Fr. holy women 55 Certain graduate do from that point on just adds " 32 Boast exams to it." 1 bdrm. apt., large, clean, quiet. 33 Make over 56 Functional

Avail, in May. year lease on S. En- • ■ Texas Tech beat UCLA 78-66 34 Pleasantries 57 Whole-grain cereal terprise 440-452-3210 lor details. 36 Ritzy rock component and Gonzaga 71-69 to reach the 1 I 39 "Dred" author 58 Continental currency round of 16. Guard Ronald Ross, Help Wanted 1 bedroom apt. across from campus ACROSS 40 Developer's area 62 Vote against a former walk-on, has emerged Available Aug.. 1 year lease S350 64 Some NFL linemen as the Red Raiders' leader. He mo. plus util 419-787-7577 1 Sugar source 45 de mer scored 24 points, including a IBARTENDING1 S300/day potential. 5 Coarse files 46 Cincinnati nine 1 bedroom duplex 10 Bridge coup 47 Venice craft 3-pointer with 1:06 left that put No exp. necessary. Training provid- 849 Sixth St. $325/month 14 Idyllic meadows 50 Mechanical routine Tech in front for good in the win ed Call 800-965-6520 ext 174. 3 bedroom house 15 Braid 52 End of quote over Gonzaga. 227 S College-$900/monrh 16 Conduit 57 Take the odds Ross said the Red Raiders are Adult Mart 4 bedroom house 17 Idle of Monty Python 59 "Oklahoma" aunt 18 Ancient region on the Euphrates 60 Vigilant ANSWERS a collection of role players who Sales clerk needed lor 24 hr. adult 249 Manville-S900/month retail store. Must be able to work August 2005 Lease, 419-352-9392 19 All over again 61 Bankrupt 5 apBjA find a way to win. wkends. Call 419-288-2131 lor into. 20 Adversary 63 Henry Vlll's last name 9 9 s - s .'. 3 s U N 3 v V "Everybody on our team is 12 month leases starting 22 Fable's lesson 65 Actor Morales 1 ■ 3 ■ 1 - 0 c a B 3 d 24 First of September? 1 V a ?■» 0 c n i |N 1 n a good at certain kinds of things," Boys & Girls Clubs Summer Camp May 13, 2005 66 Territory 1 a 3 I V u i I 11 1 J H in Pickney Ml is looking lor 415 E Court C - 2 BRapt 25 Start of Mae West quote 67 Plant fungus 1 . X 1 i 1 Ross said. 28 Coll. course 68 Nan-ate " ' ■1 3 > 1 ••' ■ responsible Individuals to fill all 2 person - $460 ♦ util Ross has become one of 29 Accompanies 69 Meddlesome 1 l 0 d 0 a N 0 D positions Applications at 604 5th SI - 3 BR house 1 Knight's favorite players, but in 32 Slender nail 70 Considers i 3 u I - V n . d 3 G V www.bgctoledo.org or 3 person - -$900 + util V 35 Excavated 71 Latin being a 1 * 1 ' .1 n | H 1 « this case, he differed with his 0 call 734-878-6628. 453 S Prospect A - 3 BR apt 37 George who was Mary i 0 ' 3 Q n | : H (i guard on the idea that Knight is 3 person - $750 » util 38 Sleep letters H 0 0 I u 0 r> . a master at turning role players 905 Mourning Dove ■ 3 BR house 39 Part 2 of quote a '. V • a V 1 a V d * 11 CAMP WAYNE FOR GIRLS- Chil- ■ i ■ H 0 11V ft 1 M into winners. 3 person - $990 + util 42 Victory sign " dren's sleep-away camp, NE PA Smith Apartment Rentals 43 Proficient '.' 1 N V«H i n n sHo I d 1 "That may be, but I'd rather (6/18-8/14/05) II you love children & 419-352-8917 3 4 : Mi i * i Ms V i 1 V 1 d a V N t 3 recruit five Michael Jordans — want a caring, lun environment we www.bgapartments.com ft ■ M* see if I could get five Michael need Directors & Instructors tor: lordans and let them define their Tennis. Swimming (W.S.I, preler- 219 East Woostar. Large white THINKING ABOUT GRAD SCHOOL? LAW SCHOOL? MED SCHOOL? own roles," said Knight. red). Golf. Gymnastics. Cheerlead- house, 3 bdrm., 2 story w/ base- ing. Drama. High & Low Ropes, West Virginia is in the round ment, 1 house away from down- Team Sports. Waterskiing, Sailing. town. Avail. ASAP or In May. (ALL THI. WORLD LEADER IN TEST PREP of 16 for the first time since 1998 Painting/Drawing. Ceramics. Silk- 419-376-4079. GMAT GRE MCAT LSAT DAT NCLEX and a win over the Red Raiders screen, Pnntmaking, Batik, Jewelry, KAPLAN would give the Mountaineers Calligraphy, Photography. Sculp- 3 bdrm house.at 939 N. Prospect, I KOO-KAI» 11 SI www.KAIMI-.Sr.roM their deepest run into the ture. Guitar. Aerobics. Sell-Defense. $700/mo. ♦ ulil's. 3 bdrm house at Video, Piano. Other stall: Adminis- tournament since Jerry West led 943 N Prospect with 2 car garage, trative/ Driver (21+1. Nurses (RN's & $650/mo. * utils. Both have W/D the school to a runner-up finish Nursing Students). Bookkeeper, hook-up. Both avail, in May. Call for behind California in 1959. Mothers' Helper. On Campus Inter- details 419-354-8146 Unlike Knight, who is views March 24th. Call 1-800-279- For Rent For Rent For Rent making his 27th appearance in 3019 or apply on-line at 3 Bedroom house Close to campus. www.campwaynegirls.com the tournament, West Virginia Available lor 2005-2006 school year. coach John Beilein is not a IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!! Call Steve al 352-5822. PRICES REDUCED House lor renl. 312 N. Enterprise. regular. This is just his third trip. FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING!! CARTY RENTALS 12 mo. lease. W/D. central air, 1 1/2 Somelhing lor Everyone Nor is Beilein anywhere near Telephone interviewing, part-time. 424 E. Wooster. 3 bdrm. apt. No Three Tenant Rule Here baths, 2 car garage. $1200 mo. plus dep. 419-836-7674 or 419-360-6060 the celebrity as the guy he'll face Some days, mostly evenings & Avail. 5715/05. $850/mo. Util. Inc. '916 3rd. Street & 926 Wooster' Undergrads -704 5th Si today. The West Virginia coach's weekends. Relaxed atmosphere, in 352-5882. 6 Bdrm.. new carpet 9 or 12 mo. lease, 2 bdrm. lurn. Perrysburg. 419-874-5842 •303 E. Merry* news conference was about half G & L Rentals Now Leasing shuttfle stop Apts & Houses 2005-06 5 Bdfm., 3 liv, new carpet as full as Knight's. Lifeguards wanted in •309 Merry' Georgetown Manor Grad Sludenls - 601 3rd SI "We are fortunate to be here." North Myrtle Beach. South Carolina. Call 4-9-353-8206 lor appointment 3 Ig bdrms lols ol liv rm, good carpet 800 Third St. 1 a 2 bdrm. apts. 1 bdrm. turn. said Beilein, whose team beat "Will train", no experience •211 6. Reed- Parking, laundry facilities, gas, Quiet building Creighton by two in the first Apply www.nsbslifeguards.com Female subleaser needed lor sum- Large 3 Bdrms, 2 Kitchen, 2 Bath water & sewer paid •146 S. College- round, then needed double over- mer 05'. S235/mo. + util's. Contact 2 Bedroom 134 N. Grove PART TIME WORK 419-304-6019 Large 3 Bdrm. A/C, new bath The 'Blue House' AC, W/D Available May time to defeat Wake Forest in the •315 E. Merry Up & Dn" 616 Second St. 1 bedroom second. "A bounce of a ball or an S12.25 base/appt.. flex, sched.. all majors welcome, All ages 18+, FOR RENT - 3 bdrm. house for 2-4 Bdrm, includes utilities 419-352-3445 official's call could have changed sales/svc Conditions apply. 2005-06 school year, starling in •729 4th. St." 133 N.Church St. 2 bdrm. apt the outcome of the game." Call M-W 419-861-6134 May. W/D. central air. 606 Clough 4 Bdrm. A/C. W/D Downtown, newly remodeled Subleasers needed for summer $990 mo & util 419-654-9512. And a lot more units LG & Small 135 N. Church St. 3 bdrm. house 2005 starting May 14th. 2 blks. from 'Ask about individual leases' RESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT- Assist campus, 2 bdrm , furnished, A/C, All Units Have New Family owned and operated persons with MR/DD with daily living GREAT LOCATION! free waler S sewage! Conlacl Kris- 2 bdrm 325 N. Enterprise. $575/mo. DISHWASHERS! Contact Lucle 419-354-9740 len a! 419-966-2060. skills in a Residential setting. Carty Rentals Experience preferred but not . util. 1 mo. dep. req. No pels. 354- 0099 Avail 8/15, 1 yr.lease. Call for info & upgrades al 353-0325 necessary. High school 10am-9pm, or listings available 24/7 "1 or 2 bdrm. apis. & houses avail. BG Apts-818/822 2nd St. diploma/GED & an acceptable al 316 E. Merry #3 05-06 school, yr. Plus rooms & eflic. 2 BR Apis avail. May or August driving record are required. Highland Management as low as S265' mo. inclu. util. Ev- $490 * gas/elec. 12 mo. lease The Homestead Smilh Apl Renlals 419-352-8917. Pan-time, sub & third shift positions Summer '05. Room lor renl in a 2 erything 2 blks Irom campus. Call avail Salary S8 50-S13 18'hr based 1 & 2 bedrooms, spacious, laundry www hgapartmenls com bdrm house. W/D, D/W. $230 mo 353-0325 9am- 9pm. upon experience. Application packet on site, extra storage. A/C. Great Conlacl Erin 419-352-7218. may be obtained trom Wood County location. 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Summer Camp Counselor for chil- Positions Available MUM BRAND NEW ^ (419)352-1150 Jf \iammmnmm dren w/ disabilities Must have -'•:■!' | lIMlliairOMSS strong work ethic & be interested in $7.00- $12.00+ hr Haw Post-abortion counseling making a difference in the life of a Free & Confidential child. S7-S11 hr.. 35 hr/wk. summer www.homecityice.com BG Pregnancy Center. 354-4673 only. 6 sites in Summit County.Ohio 1082 Falrvlew Awe Must enjoy outdoor activities Visit • 1 & 2 bdrm Apts. www.akroncyo.org to download an Call • 3 bdrmTownhouses application from the Job Opportuni- (up to 6 people) ties link. EOE. 1-800-899-8070 • Dishwasher/A.C./ disposal • W/D hook-ups in 2&3 1-2-3 Bedroom Apartments bdrms • Carports From Only $470! • BGSU bus stop On selected floor plans

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