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Wildfires rage in Utah Riding along Fire crews, on land and in air, battle with BGPD

blazes in several states. By Bridget than) "Rentals are slowly moving CAMPUS NEWS EOITOP. to the west side of Main Street By Jennifer Dobner It's a Thursday evening- now, they never were before, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a major party night during but now they're starting to reach Firefighters aided by an air tank- the school year—but its qui- that way. Not that I'm saying er worked through the night to eter at the bars in June, when that's what this I call is, I'm just successfully hold back a 10,000- most of the University students saying there's a good chance," acre fire licking at the edges of a have returned home for the Broshious said. southwestern Utah development summer. But that doesn't mean As it turned out, Broshious' Winds that forced many resi- slow nights for officers in the prediction was right. dents in the New Harmony area Bowling Green Police Division. We pulled up to a to evacuate had diminished I sat in the front seat of beautiful, rccentiy restored, and no homes were believed Unit 55—a police cruiser for the historical house with three still in immediate danger, said BGPD—riding next to Officer college-aged tenants sitting, Bureau of Land Management Jason Broshious. drinking beer on the porch. information officer David Boyd. Broshious catches more Officer Broshious and I walk A heavy air tanker made some drunk drivers than any other across the perfectly manicured rare nighttime retardant drops. officer in town, according yard to where they are sitting. "The air tanker paid a key role in to supervising Officer He tells the three that a keeping the community protect- Tony Hentrick. neighbor called to complain ed and keeping flames away from He didn't arrest any drunk about a loud party. One of the homes," Boyd said,Monday. drivers when I rode with tenants, a man, tells Broshious At a community meeting earii- him, though. that he's been sitting with two er in the day, officials announced Broshious has been a police other guests outside. the evacuation of Harmony officer for six years, after Clearly, this was not a Heights development, with 27 working as a cop in the U.S. wild party. homes. But within the next hour, Air Force. Now he's working "They always call when we the evacuation was extended to on his bachelor's degree at sit on the porch." the man said, the whole New Harmony area- the University. referring to his neighbors. about 1,200 residents. Broshious said that officers Broshious did not give a Boyd said only about 80 fami- generally patrol the whole city, citation, but asked the lies evacuated, primarily those rather than sticking to assigned tenants to avoid confrontation in and near Harmony Heights, sections of the city. But all the with their neighbors. It would south of New Harmony, which is officers do extra patrol checks only make the situation worse 280 miles south of Salt lake City. in a ward of the city. to knock on their door to ask Don and Emily Jones, who Tonight, Broshious was about the call, he said. were among the first to build in assigned Ward 4, which The tenants told Broshious the Harmony Heights subdivi- means keeping an eye on that they would be walking sion in 1993, were among those construction sites, business downtown to bars, so there who evacuated. They got back offices, and the homes of would be no contact with to their home to see a wall of fire vacationing residents. the neighbors. heading toward the subdivision. "Most people think if we We were not called back to "When we looked out the back, work nights, all we deal with is the area again that evening. we thought if our home is still college kids. ... I definitely "That's the best when you there, it will be a miracle," Emily couldn't say that the majority get that call, of extremely large lones said. It's not just your prop- of our calls are college-related," party, huge party, lots of people erty, shesaid, "it'syour dreams." Scott 6 Wiirtsrton AP Photo Broshious said. urinating fighting. Then you Further south, the Westside HOT: Randy Lanain a firefighter with tlteDalton Hotshots walks in front of a large flame in New Harmony At 11:20 p.m., we pull out get there, and its like three Complex Fire near St. George, Heighs near St. George, Utah on Monday. of the station. Immediately, people on the porch," Broshious which began almost a week there is a call over the scanner said. "People make that a ago as five smaller blazes and fires were burning on more than "We're basically in a mop-up been threatened by the that is positioned between us little bit better so you'll show up then grew into one, was 90 735,000 acres in Alaska, Arizona, mode now," fire information lightning-sparked fire. in the front seat of the cruiser. quicker or something." percent contained by Monday. California, Idaho, Nevada, New officer loe Cotwell said of the In Southern California, a brush A neighbor called to complain But in BowtingGreen, tricking The 68,264-acres fire was Mexico, Utah and Washington. blaze southwest of Las Vegas. fire swept across 800 acres in about a noisy party. the cops into showing up expected to be fully contained In Nevada, a 33,500-acre Arizona's biggest blaze, about the western Antelope Valley on We head to the call on South quickly is unnecessary. by Tuesday night, said fire wildfire that had blanketed Las 30 miles north of Phoenix, Monday, destroying one build- Church Street, where residents Broshious said that police spokesman Dave Olson. Vegas with smoke and prompted grew to 116,550 acres Monday, ing and forcing some residents are "mostly townies, not too response time is already quick The National lnteragency Fire the evacuation of a Boy Scout but it was burning away from to evacuate before firefighters many students," according Center said Monday that 20 large camp was Hearing containment. populated areas that had initially managed to contain it. to Broshious. POLICE, PAGE 2 City water undergoes Businesses suffer slow summer advanced treatment By Miranda Bond compared to last year is much MANAGING EDITOR better," said Gauld. "I know By Matt Clark side of the city at 17549 West Summer for students means enrolment is up." CITY MEWS EDITOR River Road, are greeted by plant smaller classes, less crowded The office of Registration If someone asks Bowling Green superintendent Bill Ash. Ash sidewalks, faster service at and Records reports that residents what they think of said showing off the facility and restaurants and shorter lines 8,123 students are enroled the city's drinking water, they its ability to provide the best at the bars. for the summer, this number are bound to gel a response qualify water available is the Summer for some local is expected to go up as they plan similar to four-year resident most enjoyable part of his job. business can mean less profit, to see more students enroll. Emily Selega's. The process of providing demographicaJlydifferentcrowds This number is up from the "It's gross," she said, adding safe drinking water to Bowling and using different methods to 8,083 students that were that the reason she thinks Green and surrounding attract business. officially reported as being that way is because she has communities — the water Most businesses said that enroled in summer of 2004. heard unofficial stories about it is also utilized by Haskins, during summer they typically Pugh said the Myles has also from others. Grand Rapids, Portage, Westin, see fewer student patrons. seen an increase in business form But the truth is that every Jerry City, and other areas of "There are lulls in business last year and added that business drop of water hitting a dry northern Wood County during the summer, it is not has been getting better over the mouth, dirty plate or sweaty — begins at the banks of the quite as consistent." Travis past two years. body in Bowling Green goes Maumee River where the plant Pugh, a manager at Myles Pizza, However, Gavarone said that through several hours of state is located. said "Late night business is Vince Gargiulo BGNews Mr. Spots nor Howard's has of the art treatment that makes DaifysamplesoftheMaumee's definitely slower." CRUEL SUMMER: A single customer dines at SamB's resteraunt on been effected by the increase store bought filters seem like water quality are taken. When John Gauld, General Manager Wooster St. during a typical summer day for area businesses in enrollment. child's play. the water is of exceptionally at Junction Bar and Grill said that "I hear that there are more The advanced treatment is high quality, it is screened for their overall sales are down, but during the summer, Mr. Spots twice as much business during people, I hear that but I'm not necessary to combat a host debris such as branches and their food sales are up During owner Jim Gavarone said the fall. Gavarone also manages seeing it," he said. of contaminants regulatecTby fish, and then pumped into the the summer Junction adds that their food sales go down. Howard's and said that it isn't as Gavarone, an alumnus of the Environmental Protection city's 170 million gallon reser- 20 tables to its dining area by He said that the lunch crowd effected by students leaving town the University, said that he has Agency, including chemicals voir located behind the plant. opening up their outdoor patio. doesn't change much during the as Mr. Spots. seen several changes in students and microorganisms such While in the 25-foot deep Gauld said that he believes this summer, but their late night Some business have seen habits over the past twenty years. as viruses. reservoir, the water goes helps to drawl in customers who business is down. more customers than in past "I would say more people Residents who visit through a series of aeration like to enjoy the nice weather "The bulk of our business is summers, which they attribute tended to stay for the summer the Bowling Green Water stations. Basically, adding while they eat. kids, from 11 on," Gavarone said. to the increase in enrolment at and if they didn't stay, they came Treatment Plant, which is While Gauld said Junction He said that Mr. Spots, which the University. located about nine miles out- WATER, PAGE 3 is successful in their food sales also delivers food and beer, does "This years business SLOW, PAGE 8

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Jed rterrington own academic interests. said. "It's a cultural vacation." POLICE, FROM PAGE 1 ■troiTci "Summer is a time when Cabanillas said that in the For many instructors at BGSU, you should be working on your summer sessions, there are in Bowling Green, unlike in summer is a time for vacation, research," he said. He also said advantages and disadvantages bigger cities. leisure and pursuit of personal his move to retire in Illinois to the courses, themselves. "Even on really, really busy endeavors, but for others it demands his attention as well. "The advantage is definitely nights, we're there, (snaps can mean just another day at "My mind is kind of proximity with the class, with fingersi like thai. We dont have the office. occupied with things like the students," he said. "But you calls backed up. Mfe're just not Continuing and Extended the moving truck," he' said. have less time to deal with the that busy, where we can't respond Education at the University "We're leaving with 25 years topics if you cover each in a to all of our calls," he said. allows faculty and students the of accumulation." weeK. It's compressed." And on busy nights, campus chance to resume their work While time in the classroom Hale said teaching more than police help the BGPD. and studies during the summer may seem like a hindrance to one course can be heavy on "That's what's nice about months. According to William other activities reserved for the instructor. this place: if you ever need Balzer, Dean of CEE, the this time of year, many opt to "I taught two classes before," another officer, they're always summer semester is a partake in both spheres of the he said. "The money was there," Broshious said. valuable resource for the summer experience. good, but there was a bum- At 1135 pm, we ride onto University community. Besides the eight and twelve- out factor." North Main Street towards "It's an opportunity to get week sessions, the semester Hale said that although there downtown, and Broshious waves ahead and stay ahead in is primarily split into two six- is a lot of information to be to two bike cops riding near college," Balzer said. "I think the week sessions, giving instruc- absorbed in a short period of the bars. summer semester gives you a tors, as well as students, the time, the students still did well The BGPD counts on the great deal of flexibility." opportunity to spend six weeks in his classes. bike cops for tips about drunk tsMey Kurtz BGNon Journalism professor and in academia and six weeks in "I think the grades on my tests drivers and speeders, he said. former director of the School pursuit of other occupations or in summer school are almost as But mostly, the bike cops ride LETS ROLL: Officer Jason Broshious stands waiting at his patrol car as of Communication Studies, interests. CEE also offers three- good," he said. around downtown Bowling he prepares to go out on patrol late in Bowling Green. Dennis Hale, said there is week, "Fast-Track" courses According to Balzer, students Green to watch for bar fights. incentive for instructors to take that place both instructors and benefit greatly from the "During the school year, we'll and those were the guys." obviously, is a quick violation. on a summer course. students in the classroom in summer semester. He said have a couple guys on foot, Burglary and vandalism are You know, something wrong with "In six weeks you make excess of 20 hours each week. it helps them graduate on or the bike guys at the library, crimes that keep the BGPD busy their vehicle, a headlight out, 10 percent of your salary," he Francisco Cabanillas of time, lightens their overall watching Sky Bar and Howard's. over the summer, and during or most common downtown is said. "There's just no question, the romance languages workload and gives them the And we'll have a couple school breaks at the University. someone with their headlights with that kind of extra money, department, recently returned opportunity to be involved guys in front of Pisanello's, We stop one pair of teenag- out all together. A lot of people it's hard to turn it down." from visiting Puerto Rico and with campus activities and watching Uptown and Junction ers in a car, and they leave after just start it up, throwit in gear and To some, summer is a time to said he enjoys the option of participate in programs such and Brad mils." said Broshious. Broshious talks to them. take off. And once they get out of be spent on other quests, such as taking the first six-week session Education Abroad, Between calls, we drive Later, at 12:12 p.m., while downtown, its dark, you're driv- traveling or hobbies. According off, while still being able to teach "The students are very through areas where students live driving on ManviUe, Broshious ing around with no headlights to Hale, who just finished during the second session. appreciative of the summer off-campus during the summer, spots a car driving kind of on. That's pretty common." teaching his last course at BGSU, " It allows me to reconnect with semester," Baker said. "The like the streets near campus, wiggly near the center line. At 12:19 p.m., Broshious pulls faculty should use at least some Puerto Rico, or if I go anywhere summer semester contributes Sterling Enclave on Napoleon Broshious waits until he sees another car over, this time near of the summer pursuing their in latin America or Spain," he to student success." Road and the Bentwood/ both tires cross the centerline, the south side of Main Street. Burrwood neighborhood off then pulls car over. When he tells the driver that South Mercer Road. A college-aged woman is his brake lights are broken, the When we drive by at 11:54 driving a man home from the driver asks to see. Broshious p.m., Broshious points to the bars. Broshious asks her if she's demonstrates, pushing the brake large open areas behind houses had anything to drink, and she of the parked car, while the driver Cocoon Shelter opens its doors on Bentwood Lane. says no. He asks her again, and stands outside and watches. "We've had some huge she tells him that she had a Broshious let the driver go with gatherings in those fields, public few earlier, at about 5 p.m. a warning to victims of domestic violence parties," he said. that evening. The drivers of both cars were Stopping those parties isn't He asks her to sit on the hood not drunk, Broshious said. But By Lorien Bourne member of the board of attended the grand opening of easy. Unlike in neighborhoods of his car, and follow his pen with when he's patrolling for drunk REPORTER directors of the Cocoon. the Cocoon including the mayor, where city residents are likely her eyes. She agrees Broshious drivers, he's equally suspicious A safe haven for victims of "If women are in violent donors, and board members, to complain about rowdy offers to move the car to a nearby of both college-age and domestic violence, Cocoon situations and don't have according to Linda Dobb, gatherings: student neighbors parking lot. which she agrees to older drivers. Domestic Violence Shelter, anywhere to go they are executive vice president of BGSU are less likely to tip off the police do, and then he lets the couple "We just started recording a has opened its doors in trapped," Krueger said, and a member of the board of when it comes to parties. leave on foot lot of our (drunk driversl OVI's Bowling Green. "We would hope that in the directors for the shelter. But that doesn't mean that He said afterwards that he knew information—like what they test, Plans for the Cocoon have future that the Cocoon will not Most importantly, she added, students can't be neighborhood she had been drinking, but didn't the last bar they were at, all that been seven years in the be needed anymore because "the parents of a domestic watchdogs. believe she was intoxicated. information—and they were making. Those plans were domestic violence will be violence victim were there "You remember the burglars But the driver had made one really surprised to see that a lot of finally realized on June 14,2005 eliminated," said another board and reminded people why it is we got last year?" Broshious said. of the most common mistakes our OVI's are older people." at the Wood County Courthouse member, Dr. John Coates. important to have a shelter to "They caught them down here. that Broshious looks for in drunk where the grand opening of the a family practice physician. go to in BG." Two college kids on Brookwood drivers: crossing the centerline. Read about the rest of our Cocoon took place, according "But we must prepare for just "Women shouldn't have to I Drivel they saw a guy "Everybody has their own ride-along with tlie BGPD in the to Mary Krueger, director of the opposite." put up with abuse, this society climbing in a window or little thing that they look for," second part in this story in next the Women's Center and a Approximately 150 people SHELTER,PAGE 5 something like that, called it out. Broshious said. "The easiest week's issue of the BG News.

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FROM PAGE 1 After that, the water flows through a pipe along a series of air in the stations ensures the ultraviolet ray bulbs, similar to consistency of the reservoir those used in tanning beds, but water by eliminating dead zones much more powerful.The system where the water has a different is designed to render inactive the temperature or consistency. problem of damaging microor- The water enters the plant ganisms such as cryptosporidi- through an intake in the reservoir i ii n. which killed 100 and injured where an oxidizer is added to more than 400.000 in Milwaukee control the formation of zebra in 1993. muscles and other organic When asked if there is anything contaminants. The time between unique to the plant's process. the reservoir and the plant is Ash mentions the ultraviolet about 15 minutes, and is usually disinfecting first, and with good controlled by the force of gravity. reason. According to the 2000 Then, a binding agent is added study, it is used in less than to it, which causes particles 0.1 percent of plants similar to such as leaves and salt algae to Bowling Green's. stick together. The water has an After the water undergoes additional oxidizer added to it, those unique treatments, it is and then undergoes a gentle disinfected with chlorine, and mixing process aimed at then pumped in to a 2 million causing the particles to stick gallon underground reservoir Matt Clark BGNem together. This is known as known as a "clearwell," which TAP THAT WATER: Water treament plant superintendent Bill Ash monitors the city's state of the art treatment process, which utilizes granular "flocculation basins.'' keeps the water moving before activated carbon like that found in store bought filters, from a computet station in the plant's laboratory. After that, the particles drop it is pumped out in to the out of the water in a settling tank local community. ing the winter, followed by a during a process that takes about Once pumped out of the plant, deluge in the spring, led to an one to two hours. excess water is stored in elevat- exceptional amount of runoff The water is then softened ed towers found throughout from fields around the Maumee, to eliminate minerals such as the area, including one located which originates in the Fort calcium and magnesium. The along Campbell Hill Road near Wayne, Indiana area. The plant particles from the settling tank Carter Park. was aware of the problem before and minerals from the soften- "The idea of the (Owen la they were cited for violating ing process are stored in waste for pressure, more water for EPA regulations. lagoons for later use in the local high peak demands, and fire "We prolonged not pumping agriculture industry as fertilizer. protection," Ash said. the water from the river in to Fluoride is added in small doses While showing off the process the reservoir until we didn't have to promote dental hygiene. The used by the plant may be enjoy- any choice. Typically you don't water is treated with carbon diox- able to Ash, ensuring that the see that type of runoff CM in ide to reduce the water's acidity water treated at the plant meets That was the first time in like IS — which has been increased in the standards set out by the EPA, years that that type of event hap- the initial treatment phases. which instnict Ash to extensive- pened," Ash said. After this initial screening and ly regulate a complicated list of Nitrate levels (MR 20 percent softening process, the water contaminants, is a headache. higher than the maximum con- finally reaches the plant's rapid The contaminants Ash and taminant level set by the EPA sand filters to remove further water treatment officials across during the months of lanuary fine particles. These are the nation like him must stifle and February of 2003. The EPA cleaned regularly. include organic and inorganic- could not be reached for more While, according to a study chemicals such as lead and car- information on the seriousness done by the Environmental bon tetrachloride, disinfectants of such an increase, but indicat- Mat! Clark BG News Protection Agency in 2000, such as chlorine, microorgan- ed the reason for monitoring the STIR IT UP: The treatment plant's softening basin softens the water by mixing various chemicals that remove many of the former treatment isms such as viruses, naturally level of nitrate on its Web site. minerals such calcium and magnesium., which are later used as fertilizer in the local agriculture industry. processes are used in a occurring radioactive substances "Infants below the age of significant number of water such as uranium, and byprod- six months who drink water and emergency management an increase in output of around "The city of Bowling Green treatment facilities similar to ucts of the water disinfecting containing nitrate in excess of plan that addresses a variety of 1.2 million gallons a day late constantly looks to improve or the plant, the next steps of the process used to eliminate such the maximum contaminant level issues such as trucker's strikes, in 2005. maintain water treatment qual- process are fairly unique to the contaminants. could become seriously ill and, if mechanical breakdowns, natural The Increase in outpui will be ity and capacity. Plant expansion Bowling Green area, including Several of the contaminants untreated, may die. Symptoms disasters, or terrorist activities." obtained by the installation of a and updated process controls are ultraviolet disinfecting and gran- Ash filters out must be kept below include shortness of breath he said. new multi-tech filtration system constantly being updated and ular activated carbon filters. one thousandth of a milligram and blue-baby syndrome," the Plans for future upgrades to that will address bottlenecks of investigated to ensure drinking "We have mega Brita filters per liter and others must not be site said. the facility include more carbon the present treatment process. water will be available to meet here," Ash said, referring to present at all. Nitrate found in water can also fillers within the nexi few years, According to Ash, improved ser- constantly changing and more the activated carbon, which is For more information on be caused from the leaching of and a plant expansion leading to vice extends well in to the future. restrictive standards," he said. most often found in bottling or what contaminants must be sewage systems and erosion of medical companies that need controlled, at what levels, and natural deposits. extremely clean water. "We the current condition of the The plant Ash watches over take it one step further, like the city's water, citizens can visit the is staffed every minute of the beer companies." EPAs Web site at www.epa.gov/ year, ensuring that any problem m The water flows through a safewater/. arising in the treatment process Oj HluUn PIT STOP Tine SERWICE. 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WiUDurant (quuniiwHiy mm) OPINION STAFF FDITORIAI.I INDIANA I'XIVFIS.SITV Flag burning part of free speech Once again, Congress has away any of that right takes away Constitution. And they'll stand doesn't clearlyoutline what typeof of a crime than property would be taken away?)oumalistic, found itself knee-deep in flag exactly what it is that Americans up when it's too late and the law flag burning would be outlawed. damage? Could it be construed artistic or cinematic? burning legislation. love about their country -- their is already enacted. This would leave it up to courts as an act of potential terrorism? A free country should have This bill has gone to the House right to free speech. The majority of flag burning to determine what respectful The truth is, this law wouldn't the right to the Iree speech it's at least four other times and has We feel it's wrong to amend occurs not on American soil, burning is versus protesting. Ami benefit anyone. There are entitled to It seems that taking once again managed its way the constitution to outlaw the but in other countries. This law the difference between the two is still people who can't afford away a right is reducing the free- back and is the basis for many burning of an American flag. If wouldn't affect the majority of what the burner was thinking at health care and outsourcing is doms Americans expect. Though conversations. this law is passed, more and more flag burning that takes place. In the time of the act. The result of costing many Americans their we do value the American flag as The Associated Press said it American flags will be desecrated reality, it's not even a remedy to this would be thought policing. jobs, but our government is a symbol of freedom and oppor- best "Symbols are everything in in response to the law that pro- the issue. Instead, it imposes But who would decide the concerned once again with the tunity, we feel outlawing a form politics." The symbol of freedom, hibits Americans from this form on our rights as citizens of the mind-set of the burner and how flag burning issue. of free speech would infringe the symbol of independence, the of protest. It seems ironic, but United States of America. When would they go about doing it? Keep in mind the snowball upon those values that it repre- symbol of America. The ability this would instigate Americans this right is taken away, how can What sort of punishment would effect this law could have. If flag sents. We think that the ability to to protest is what makes this to stand up for their right to free we check our government? someone in violation receive? burning is outlawed, what's next? dissent, no matter the forum, is country so great and taking speech, which is outlined in our The proposed amendment Would it be more or less serious What other free speech rights what being patriotic is all about.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PE0PLE Morning after pill Here are my questions for I am a religious person, but I ON THE STREET Liberal views Mr. Johnson: Who had billion believe more in a woman's right access in jeopardy dollar contracts at stake if we to choose what to do with her Do you think students deeply skewed did not go to war because of the body than I do in the rights of an on campus should DARA The morning-after pill is attacks? What does Iraq have to unwanted pregnancy. GREENE essentially the same composi- do with al-Qaeda? Shouldn't the Here's my major problem have access to the tion as regular birth control pills by Johnson government have continued the with conservatives. Sex hap- morning after pill? Guest Columnist taken continuously for three invasion of Afghanistan and cap- pens There you go. And if the weeks, and that the difference Delighted to see a new tured Osama seeing as how he is government does not want to between the two forms of birth edition of the BG News, pay for my birth control, I better Some of my fellow control are in the concentration I snagged a copy and responsible for the terrorism in be allowed to get an abortion if students may have seen of hormones and the time frame continued on my merry way to our country? Oh sure, we have Saddam and 1 became pregnant before I was this tidbit on the news, in which the pills are to be taken. work. As I turned the page to but for the majority of my peers, In this regard, it is clear that to read the opinion columns, I was that's all well and good, but he ready. I low well is that absti- I am noticing that an important allow continuous birth control struck by the title "liberals have did not attack us. However, 1 will nence education going, give up on that point, seeing as if by the way? It seems zero- decision is going mostly pills to be distributed, but then false sense of priorities." overlooked. to ban the distribution of I had to think for a minute I continue arguing, we will have tolerance applies to the sex lives invaded another country by the of America's youth as well. I am writing in response to emergency contraception rums before I decided to read on. ANNE 0'CONNELL the decision of the Wisconsin time I wrap it up. In the spirit of Mr. Johnson's is illogical. Also, this bill is word- When I decided to continue, Assembly on Friday, June 17, And now to tackle criminal high and mighty final words, SENIOR, APPAREL ed in such a way that it can be I was shocked to see how much 2005 to approve the bill that interpreted as to ban all forms new ground Mr. lohnson broke love and baby-killing. The way here are mine. MERCHANDISING would place a ban on the of hormonal pill birth control, in his column. I see it, life is life and death is If a legacy is formed by shrug- "Yes. I think all "morning-after" pill, also known including the monthly pill. Abortion? Vegetarianism? death. To agree with the death ging of those most in need of our as emergency contraception, I understand that this bill Conservative disdain for third penalty and not with abortion help (such as third world coun- college students on state college campuses was drafted after a health clinic world countries? V\bw, I thought, is ridiculous. tries and pregnant teenagers) should have Daniel R. LeMahieu is the published an ad urging students this is going to be fun. 1 speak for myself as a liberal, and throwing our power around the option." representative who presented but do not lump me in a whenever we feel like it, that is to receive a prescription for Plan In the article, Mr. lohnson this bill to the lower chamber in B prior to spring break. This ad argues first that we liberals, or a generalized group. This is what not a legacy I want America to Wisconsin. I would like to voice was in poor taste! I feel that the handful of us, object to eating I believe. I believe in the death have. That is not how the world some concerns I have since this ad should have instead notified meat. I won't comment so much penalty when it is necessary. should view us And conserva- bill has been passed and sent to students of the other forms of on that point as it is ridiculous I agree with abortion, again, tives should care about that. the state Senate. birth control and mentioned My true beef is with the notion when it is necessary. As a student at the University, that a prescription for Plan B that we embrace terrorists as You can throw your religious ANDREA NICKELS I have the opportunity to use was available our friends. standpoints at me all you want. nandrea^bgnet bgsu.edu a health facility supported by However, banning the avail- ERINWELAGE Ohio's government I enjoy the ability hurts the majority of the SENIOR. THEATRE ability to take control of my own responsible population. Basing personal health. this ban on the minority of users Celebrity gossip distorts reality "Yes. I wouldn't want Personal health includes not who abuse the pill, or the students to resort to only the education and advertisements which suggest NICOLE (he tabloid snowball started Tom's case has proven that the old coat hanger." availability of basic health care, that emergency contraception H0EG6 rolling, there was no stopping it. today's moviegoer assimilates but also the education and is a safe alternative, is unfair. So why do we care so much? both the onscreen and off- availability of sexual health care. Most women use multiple U-Wire Columnist For some, keeping up on the screen image. According to Groups on campus take the forms of contraception and do news - including famous New York Times columnist required steps to educate the not exclusively use emergency When Andy Warhol made faces -- is just a part of being an Caryn James, we now have a students about contraception contraception. One can imagine his famous 1968 quote, informed citizen. Most people new attitude toward film actors. and emergency measures that the percentage of students In the future, everyone have the common sense to know "Their fictional and nonfictional For example, our peer educa- who use emergency contracep- will be world-famous for 15 they will never have the life of roles blend into one huge tion program associated with the tion exclusively are either minutes," he couldn't have a celebrity. It's vicarious living, performance piece that affects Wellness Connection is an excel- uneducated or have chosen to imagined how true his words the "What would it be like?" how we watch their films, now lent resource for such matters. put themselves at a higher risk. would be. Nowadays, it seems fantasy that everyone's more than at any time since the Our campus is supported by the Of the 161,000 students the like everyone wants to be the wondered about at some point. star-making business began." ADAM C0CHRAN state government to ensure the bill will deny emergency next big thing and have the There has been some interest- But such are the pitfalls of SENIOR, SUPPLY emotional and physical safety contraception to on 26 whole world know it ing analysis into why today's celebrity status The lifestyle of of the student population. CHAIN MANAGEMENT/ campuses, I doubt that all pf the Celebrity dish used to be fun. culture is so celebrity-obsessed. the instantly famous comes as I feel that this decision to students who chose to use the Now, it's just annoying. As Carlin Flora of "Psychology a package deal - getting all the ECONOMICS ban emergency contraception morning-after pill do so for Today you can't rum on the TV Today" writes, "Stars summon attention means also being at is incorrect, considering the irresponsible reasons. without hearing about Brad Pitt our most human yearnings: to the mercy of a prying press "It's probably a good idea. The last thing tremendous benefit emergency I hope my peers will not and Angelina Jolie's are-they or love, admire, copy and of course Today's technological contraception provides to the support this bill. Allowing this aren't-they relationship status or to gossip and to jeer." environment further exaggerates I need is baby community at large The major ban will only damage the ben- Tom Cruise's recent engagement The desire for wealth or the celebrity-overdosed culture. consideration regarding this efits it provides to responsible ad nauseam. Entertainment mama drama." popularity strikes even the most With the advent of the Internet, pill is its use by responsible adults, who understand the risks. specials, magazines and chan- "normal" of people. If we can't there's nothing celebrities can adults, such as victims of rape or 1 understand that Wisconsin nels all center on the larger-than- personally experience fame and hide that won't eventually get women who were using proper Governor Jim Doyle does not life personas of only a handful of fortune, then those who really around. Just ask Paris Hilton. contraception that failed. support this bill and will attempt the world's population. do should live it correctly for One false step or careless quote If a woman does treat this pill to veto it if it lands op his desk. While some degree of celeb- us. When they don't, the public could come back to haunt celebs, as last resort birth control, the 1 urge you all to become rity fascination seems normal reacts with either criticism or and it's always difficult to live nurse providing the prescription vocal about this issue. If the bill for American culture of today, it derision. down those moments. should educate the women on becomes law, the first of its type must remember that tabloids For instance, Tom Cruise So, for those who will more reliable sources of birth JOHN B0RAWSKI in the nation, Ohio could be next do not reflect reality. Americans jumped on Oprah's couches probably never sec a real red controL When a woman decides You can write to Dan must be able to draw the line to prove his love for new fian- carpet, we just have to keep this JUNIOR, SPECIAL to ignore this education, it is her LeMahieu to voice your own between real-life fact and cee, Katie Holmes. According fantasy world in perspective EDUCATION own decision to be irresponsible. opinions at I lollywood fiction. to a recent People online poll, Sure, getting the latest scoop Although emergency What started as innocent though, 43 percent of respon- is light fun. But knowing when "I don't know. I'm contraception is an essential Madison Office public curiosity became the dents said they were now less Julia Roberts goes grocery shop- a guy so it's not component of the rape kits at Room 17 North demand for celebrity gossip, likely to see his upcoming film, ping really isn't necessary. And really my decision." Jhe University, I do not know if State Capitol which the entertainment "War of the Worlds," because of hopefully, there will come a day this is standardized in Ohio or RO. Box 8952 industry readily satisfied. Once Ills behavior in recent weeks. we won't have to read all about it. in other states. Madison, Wl 53708

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Everything else ICPOIItl 28 students to help students foundation, are only limited by the renovations in Kohl Hall. not being disclosed for the safety needed was acquired through from becoming "victims of a the students' creativity. Members of Chapman can of the women and children who This year about 3,700 freshmen donations or fundraising. will enter BGSU with one large lecture hall experience," "Really, the heart of Chapman take advantage of an art have been abused. The location Money was raised privately from according to Brett Holden, is the student. And if they want studio, kitchen, cafe, study is kept secret "so that abusers goal in mind — to avoid individuals and churches, from becoming "just a number" at a Chapman faculty member. to do something, we will do lounge, recreation lounge trying to find their victims both Toledo and Bowling Green Chapman members are everything in our power to computer lab, soundproof would not know where to look," a large university. One of the Community Foundations, and many ways they can do this is by also required to take a field try to make that happen," music room, seminar room, according to Krueger. many others, Krueger said. experience class which meets Holden said. wireless Internet connection, Board members voted, joining Chapman, one of The board members took the eight living-learning once a week and consists Along with teaching and and even a fireplace and and decided to keep the many approaches to raise money of attending events and Organizing activities and trips aquarium, all within their dorm location secret. communities on campus for the Cocoon. Chapman, founded in programs to help students for class, faculty members also BGSU junior Kelly "We are trying to provide a safe With the help of volunteers, become involved in the interact with students through Trnian was a member of place for women and families, 1997, is a program designed community. Some of the events there have been two benefit specifically for freshmen to weekly activities such as Chapman her freshmen year that is why we are trying to main- concerts at Howard's Club H, in the past included helping intraniurals, film clubs and and was glad she made the tain location," Dobb said. ensure that they don't become out at the Bowling Green senior with proceeds going to help lost in the crowd by offering a concerts. Because of this decision to join. Security for the Cocoon is of the shelter. center, making artwork with extra attention and campus "It made me become ten extreme importance and the more personal and dynamic children at a homeless shelter involvement, students get more There was a "direct capital educational experience. All 200 times more open-minded than police are doing a number of campaign" to attain money in Toledo, and tutoring a local out of their college experience I was," she said. "You learn a lot things to ensure the security for the shelter. The board members of Chapman live in elementary school. and gain a sense of belonging about different types of people. of the shelter. presented their financial newly renovated Kohl Hall which "The idea is that you need to "Our students tend to get 1 think the best partwasthat I met According to police Lt. Brad needs to the community, and also houses the offices of the become a contributing member better grades," Holden said. basically my best friends from Biller, the police are helping vic- collected donations from groups 18 Chapman faculty members. of society after you graduate' "|The| student satisfaction rate college because there's KM tims with transportation issues. and individuals. There are no criteria for join- Holden explained. tends to be higher. And they of you in die dorm and you The police send officers out to The board also organized a 5K ing Chapman and members are By making a difference in their absolutely love the contact with become closer." the shelter to conduct security run/walk, according to Krueger. accepted on a first-come-first- community,Chapman members the faculty, and we love the Midden agrees that it's the surveys and make security rec- "We want to serve women serve basis. There is a $275 per have the opportunity to develop contact with them." people involved that makes ommendations. The police also and families in Wood County semester fee for students which into well-rounded individuals Chapman director Bob Chapman what it is. get domestic violence victims in and offer something that Wfood pays for activities, small class instead of becoming lost in the Midden said the purpose of the "The people that are touch with the services of the link County has needed for awhile," sizes and supplements salaries college crowd. living-learning community is involved are all energetic, and Behavioral Connections. Dobb said, and added, "lust by of faculty members. Along with local programs, "to find ways to make college productive, enthusiastic and "Any time that you have being in existence, people realize Students in Chapman must Chapman also offers students the most enjoyable and most bright," he said. overlap in these services between that there is a problem. We need take at least one of their general the opportunity to go on trips successful it can be." "It's a good way to get your feet agencies it's important for those to work with people to solve that education classes through the which have included Mexico Another main goal of wet in college." Trnian added. agencies to work together," problem by offering a safe place program each semester. These City, a Navajo reservation, Chapman is to help students "It just helps you make sure said Biller. for and educating people on how classes are taught by Chapman Chicago, Toronto and Hocking realize that living and learning you're okay. It makes sine The Cocoon is headed wrong domestic violence is." faculty right in Kohl Hall. Hills State Park. These programs. are not two separate things, a you succeed."

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Breyer wrote. ruled Monday. night whose businesses are built The lawyer for the The justices, aiming to curtail on larceny," said Andrew Lack, software companies, Richard what they called a "staggering" chief executive for Sony BMG Taranto, said he will argue in Music Hntertainment. volume of piracy online, a new trial that they did not largely set aside concerns di.it In a tweak at entertainment encourage computer users companies—and a demon- new lawsuits would inhibit to download music and technology companies from stration of legal purposes for movies illegally. lili' sharing—computer users dcvelopingthc next il'od or other He complained the Supreme high-tech gadgets or services. circulated the court's pub- Court's ruling was so vague it lished opinion over Internet The unanimous ruling was impossible to know which file-sharing services. is expected to have little companies might be sued. Government-produced immediate impact on "You can't be terribly sure documents generally are not consumers, though critics how it might apply to you," protected by copyright. said it could lead companies Taranto said. 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A legend of die Blue Ridge Mountains little known out- side cycling circles, she offers sustenance, shelter, cheer and Brown tries to shed cookies to people crossing the United States on a backroads route known as the his 'bad boy* image TransAmerica Trail. A steep incline about halfway By Doug Gross still interested in Bobby up Afton Mountain brings them ASSOCIATED PBESS Brown," said the 36-year-old to her brick house, a handmade After a decade and a half of Grammy winner, who lives in "Cookie Lady" sign out front and spending more time on the suburban Atlanta. an invitation to come around police blotter than the pop The program promises to back and visit. The tiny cabin charts, Bobby Brown wants the be a study in contradictions. where she was born sits in the world to know he's not really a The eight half-hour episodes yard, transformed into die Hike Vincenl leu AP Pholo bad boy. will shed light on Brown's House, stuffed with mementoes COOKIE: June Curry, also known as "The Cookie Lady" stands in one ol the rooms in the bike house in Afton, "They've made my life out to relationships with hischildren, and postcards left by cyclists Va, where she has been feeding and providing lodging to cross-counry cyclist since 1976. be problems, problems, prob- his brother and Houston— passing through or sent from the lems," said Brown, who spent the 41-year-old multiplatinum end of their journey. "We put "in a water hose fur and depends on friends to bring most of the spring travelers the 1980s and early '90s on the pop songstress he married "Most all the bikers write," them, "Curry said. her down the mountain to see heading easi to west Afton charts with his group, New 13 years ago. she said. "They are the most Then came the cookies, the doctor, Mountain, at 1500 feet is their Edition, and as a solo artist. It will also document appreciative people." usually chocolate chip from the After the siroke in February first big climb. A respite at her "It's not like that. I'm not his release from jail and Her eyes light up relating their oven. When her uncle died the and iwo weeks in a hospital, she halfway house is hard to pass up. a bad person." one of many courtroom tales from the road, from places next year, the cabin he'd been slipped on her brick path in April Those who find the dimb He'll take his case to the appearances including for she's never seen. living in was turned over to and broke her right arm. local overwhelming Hag a truck I" publicstartingThursday,when charges of hitting Houston "They go through farm cyclists at no charge. bicyclists, Adventure Cycling hitch a ride up the mountain. "Being Bobby Brown," a reality during a 2003 argument. country, coal country, lumber Bikecentennial grew into the and her extended family of "They're sorry they did," she said. TV series promising "an artist In the series' opening scene country," she said. 45,000-member Adventure sojourners pitched in on a I'hey figured they're not doing ii striving to clean up his life," at a restaurant, Brown chats Curry speaks with authority of Cycling Association, which medical fund and helped pay exactly lair." premieres on Bravo. up a pair of businessmen who the route that runs more than supports rides along the for someone to come by five days Saver says a lot of people The series follows the lives of know his reputation but don't 4,200 miles between Astoria, TransAmerica and other a week to tend the Hike House who set out to bike across Brown, wife Whitney Houston realize they're talking to the Ore., and Yorktown, Va., but she transcontinental and long- ami get her groceries, country are down on the state and three of his children. man himself. doesn't remember a getaway of distance routes, lor years she wanted nothing of the world and the country With beer bottles littered "You recognize me now?" her own since her dad took her "There are hundreds for an ovemighl slay: now sin- the ride transforms them, throughout an Atlanta hotel Brown asks, bending over in their Model T to nearby fishing of people who open their keeps a jar in the Hike House he said, not only because ol suite, Brown dragged on a and pushing his hands holes when she was a giri. homes and heart to bicyclists. for whatever donation her guests vistas rarer) seen, but because cigarette on a recent afternoon behind his back to mimic In 1976, as the nation |im Sayer, the executive director, want to make. Unable to bake, of encounters with "trail angels' and recalled being approached being handcuffed. celebrated its 200th birthday, said from the association's with her left arm weak and her like the Cookie Lady for the series last year while Tracey Baker-Simmons, the a group called Bikecentennial headquarters in Missotda. Mont. right arm healing, she now offers Says the Cookie Lady: "I don't he was in a Georgia jail for show's executive producer, plotted the cross-country route, "But there's no question she sets store-bought cookies, know how 1 got into ihis. I don't violating probation on said she dreamed up the show and some 1,800 riders took it the standard." Nerves are bad and I have like to cook." drunken driving charges. after repeatedly seeing Brown that year. The quiet, twisty road Curry quit working in 1965 high blood pressure," she said, She asked her pastor, who "Basically, with all the in the news for his arrests, out front suddenly bore thirsty, to support her ill mother. 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By Nico4eta Lauc a Cismas and the large amount of cash A loaded .38 Smith & Wesson one's husband; he's someone's sion fees for three months, and Brown still hopes to revive his REPORTER is unusual. revolver with two bullets in son. There are other titles that failing to prove he completed career. He said he has more than Bowling Green resident Jeremy According to the police cylinder was found along with people don't normally attach to court-ordered counseling. 1,000 songs ready to record and L Warner was arrested on report, Warner became even more cash — $76,950, in him that make him human." Houston has had her own that he's working to promote June 15, charged with drug involved with drug trafficking 100 and 50 dollar bills, neatly An album of remixes "Dance! troubles. In March, she checked a pair of music projects by trafficking, and transported when he was 13. He tried to stacked in a plastic bag folded ... Ya Know It!" went platinum in herself into a rehabilitation his children. to the Wood County quit, but the money came too in a pair of pants in a dresser 1990, then "Bobby" was released center for the second time in a "My desire now is about my lustice Center. easy and it became addictive. drawer in Warner's bedroom. to moderate success in 1992. year after saying she was using family, my kids, my music and Detective Nate Schiffel from He didn't live a lavish life, he A box of the remaining The same year, he married prayer to quit drugs. my work," he said. "That's where the Bowling Green Police just used the money to pay the .38-caliber bullets was located Houston and began a stretch Despite Houston and Brown's my frame of mind needs to be." Division, who conducted the bills and put some aside in case under the dresser. known more for tabloid problems, Bravo President Days after that interview, two investigation, said they had no he wanted to quit. Warner was transported headlines than hits. Lauren Zalaznick said the members of Brown's entourage trouble arresting Warner. Warner had saved enough to the Wood County lustice He's been in and out of court series doesn't focus on cheap were stabbed during a fight at "He was polite, calm, even money for his daughter's Center, where he was held with on charges of failing to pay sensationalism. lustin's, an Atlanta restaurant friendly," Schiffel said. education. no bond until the arraignment. child support to a former lover "Bravo is really committed to owned by rapper/producer The charges filed against The last job he had was At his arraignment in the and on drug charges including providing programming that Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, where 26-year-old Warner are two around the year 2000, when Bowling Green Municipal marijuana possession and goes very deeply into the inter- Brown was performing at an counts of trafficking in drugs, he worked at Toledo Molding Court on June 20, his bond was refusing to retake a d rug test t hat nal worlds of creative people," open-mic showcase. felonies of the second and and Die. set for $100,000. third degrees. Warner didn't give any He waived his preliminary Information received by names of others involved in hearing in writing on lune 22 detectives from the Bowling the operation. But he didn't and his case was bound over Green Police Division and produce the drugs himself, to the Wood County Court of Businesses find creative ways to grab customers Perrysburg Township Police Schiffel said. Common Pleas. At that time, Department on lune 15 According to the police his bond was set at $60,000. SLOW, FROM PAGE 1 July 30. It will feature several working. Lie said that they indicated that Warner was report: Warner, his four-year- The penalty for a felony of local bands and a few nationally are also drawling a lot of the back for the weekends and didn't recognized bands. Gavarone parents and visitors that are in possession of cocaine old daughter, and other three a 2nd degree is two to eight drive to Columbus, Cincinnati or and marijuana. adults were present in the house years jail term and a maximum described it as an all day party. in town from orientation Cleveland," he said. On the Edge, a tattoo and and registration. The investigation into his at the time of the search. fine of $15,000, according He said that Bowling Green involvement in a drug traffick- The other three adults to Anderson's 2002 piercing parlor, keeps their One business that hasn't used to be a party mecca, rates low year round to attract been effected by students leaving ing operation has continued were searched and released. Ohio Criminal Code. especially during the summer, over the past 12 months. Warner remained in custody The penalty for a felony of a and used to drawl students and customers. Their piercings are lor summer break is Squeakers, The police searched Warner's during the search of his house 3rd degree is one to five years revenue for local businesses form $10 and tattoos start at $25. "Our a health food store and residence and seized 1.26 oz. and vehicles. jail term and a maximum fine all over the state. Now students prices are pretty much special restaurant. Owner Heather Andre of cocaine, approximately one A large bag and a small bag of$10,000. are more likely to go away for all of the time," Manager Dennis said that a lot of her customers pound of marijuana, a total of containing marijuana were Warner's seized goods will the weekend, taking their money Foust said. "Until someone are local community members, $77,642 cash, a loaded .38-caii- found in the freezer. A small stay in the police's evidence with them. comes to BG they are getting rather than students. She ber Smith and Wesson revolver, plastic bag containing cocaine until the court determines "It was party hardy," he ripped off because $10 piercings said that most of her student and two cars — a 1998 Pontiac was located in a jar above the where they are assigned. - said. "That whole party of BG don't exist." customers have stayed in town Firebird and a 2001 Kia Rio — kitchen sink. Sometimes assets are has evaporated." At the beginning of fall and many of them are taking which were identified as being Also found in the kitchen assigned to the police to use or It is a challenge for semester, the shop offers summer classes. used in the drug operation. was a small digital scale, two sell, and the money can go into businesses to retain students $5 piercings and $20 tattoos for While she has been fortunate The estimated value of the boxes of sandwich baggies and a city fund. interests enough to keep them one day. "That's a mega, mega to be unaffected by summer confiscated drugs is $ 800- $692 cash. Drugs are usually in town, so most businesses are sale," said Foust. break, the other businesses said 1000 for cocaine and $1000 for Two packs of cigarette incinerated, Schiffel said. taking their own approach to Gauld said that at function that diey ready and willing to marijuana, Schiffel said. rolling papers were located in Investigation into Warner's attracting business. they are trying the approach of serve the crowds of students who Schiffel said the seizure is a the coffee table drawer in the activities will continue, Howard's will be having their aggressive marketing to attract will be packing into the city when good size for Bowling Green living room. according to police officials. yearly Tuna Fest on Saturday business, which seems to be August rolls around. T»ffi Tuffy Does It Right! Auto Service Hwmmmi Centers in the Tom and the crew at Tuffy BO WIN-THOMPSON invite you to come in for I STUDENT UNION an alignment today! 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'. L K , BGSPORTS BRIEFING TENNIS: SHARAPOVA MOVES ON AT WIMBLEDON. PAGE 10 Jacobs up for Player of the Year award Omar Jacobs, Bowling Green's slar junior quarterback and the 2004 MAC Offensive Player of the Year, is being considered for the 2005 Maxwell Award. The Maxwell Award is given annually to the player of the year in college football. lacobs joins a list of high profile MAC offensive stars such as Marshall's Randy Moss, Byron Lefrwich and Chad Pennington, Miami's Ben Roethlisbergerand BGSU'sownlosh Harris, lacobs was named first-team AU-MAC and Offensive Player of the Year in 2004 after setting records with 45 touchdowns and an NCAA record of a 41:4 touch- Sigalet nominated for ESPY Award down to interception ratio. He was second in the country By Sun Corp in total offense with 358.1 and tsiroR IN CHiir passing yards with 4,002. lacobs Former BGSU Falcon hockey set a school record last season player Ionian Sigalet has been by throwing 224 consecutive nominated for an ESPY award passes without an interception for "Best Comeback Athlete" of during a seven game span. 2004-05. Sigalet is the first BGSU athlete to be nominaled for Nolan Reimold an ESPY award. His competi- tion includes the University of named Ail-American Washington's Kayla Burt, Carolina Nolan Reimold became the Panthers' Mark Fields, and first Falcon player to be named Olympic wrestler Rtilon Gardner. an Ail-American by three differ- Voting for the F.SPYs are ent outlets when the American held online by fans. The ESPYs Baseball Coaches Association (I'Lxcellcncein Sports Performance & Rawlings bestowed the Yearly) began in 1993 to honor on him. Reimold had commemorate the fines! in already earned second-team both collegiate and profession- All-American honors by the al sports. This year they wil be National collegiate Baseball held at the Kodak Theatre in Los Writers Association and third- Angeles and will air on ESPN on team honors by Baseball Sunday, July 17 at 9 p.m. America He became the 11th Sigalet was picked in the NHL Falcon player to be named to a draft of 2001 by the Boston Bruins postseason All-America team. in tlif 7th round. However, in Reimold was selected in the March of 2004 he was diagnosed second round of the Major with multiple sclerosis and 1-eague Baseball Amateur draft went public with his battle on by the Baltimore Orioles with December II. 2004. Last season the 61st pick. He became he played in 32 games compil- the highest Falcon position ing a 2.89 goals against average player ever drafted and the and a.915 save percentage With fourth highest overall player Sigalet minding the goal, the drafted in BGSU history. Falcons were able to achieve tficir Reimold recently went best record in nearly a decade. .Mm i in his professional He ended his collegiate career debut on June 21 for the as BGSU's all-time leader in Single-A Aberdeen Ironbirds by Photo Provided save percentage and second hitting a double and a single in SET FOR ACTION: Bowling Green senior goalie Jordan Sigalet awaits a shot in a game this past season. Sigalet was nominated for the "Best all-time at BGSU with a 2.998 his first two at-bats. Comeback Athlete'' ESPY award for 2004-05 for his battle against multiple sclerosis. The award show will air on ESPN Saturday, July 17 at 9 p.m. SIGALET, PAGE 10 Cleveland gets Terry5 dust to settle on Cavs By Tom Withers coming anytime soon. the GM position before hiring organization. 1 don't know where IHt »SS0CI»UD PRESS I«rry, part of one of the most Fen-y, couldn't afford to wait any he'll end up or what he'll do 110) PREFERREt . Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert first debated trades In Cleveland longer to finalize his front office. a great guy and we're all in awe looked right, toward his new history, came back to the Gilbert has talked with Larry of him. But I feel real good about general manager. Then left, at Cavaliers on Monday as the club's Brown about the Detroit Pistons our team." PROPERTIES CO! Qcveland's rookie coach. GM. Armed with a five-year coach becoming the Cavs' At times, the Brown-to-the- Extra Large Bedrooms Available! 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Ferry in charge of Sharapova advances to semis By Steven Wine for taking the ball and bringing it and has been broken only once Mauresmo has yet to lose a set IHE ASSOCIUHO PRESS over the net." in 44 service games in five rounds, and she showed the WiUi a little luck at the end, When Petrova sent a forehand No. 12-sccded Pierce needed Centre Court crowd how effective defending champion Maria long on the first match point, the 37 minutes and 56 points to win her game can be on grass. She building Cavs team Sharapova returned to the No. 2-sceded Sharapova let loose a game against Williams, and the played serve-and-volley, chipped Wimbledon semifinals In her familiar shriek, then happily Frenchwoman grinned when and charged on returns and FERRY, FROM PAGE 9 outset Gilbert promised him he would have full control. beating fellow Russian Nadia stretched her arms skyward as if she broke through to make the smartly mixed the pace of her condition in coming days. "The only way the job was Petrova 7-6 (6), 6-3 Tuesday. (Icing calisthenics. She extended score 6-0, II. shots against Myskina. He has an appointment presented to me after the In the final game, Sharapova her grass-court winning streak to Her shots became much more "I decided to put the pressure scheduled for Wednesday season was that you would have clipped the net on consecutive 22 matches. consistent from that point, and on her right from the first game iiiuming at the Mayo Clinic. the basketball decisions, and points- and won both. "Finishing off the matches is both players held serve to 6-all. a nd make her play as many shots If he is cleared by doctors to you would lead the basketball Her opponent Thursday will tough," Sharapova said. "It gave The tiebreaker produced a series as I could," Mauresmo said. coach, that's what Brown operations part of it," said Ferry. be two-time champion Venus me shivers in my body. It's just so of exciting rallies, but Pierce "I was able to choose the right intends to do. Although he has never been a Williams, who beat Mary Pierce good to be in the semis again." squandered repeated chances to ones to come in on, so that was "Nothing has changed with GM, Ferry feels he has all the 6-0, 7-6 (10). Williams, bidding Among a Grand Slam record force a third set really good." me," Brown said by phone necessary qualifications. for her fifth Grand Slam title and four Russian women in the When she blew an easy Shaky nerves have plagued about an hour before Ferry was "I have more experience than her first since 2001, overcame five quarterfinals, Sharapova was the putaway on a backhand volley Mauresmo in the past, but introduced at a news confer- most people," he said. "I grew set points in the tiebreaker. lone winner. at 6-all, Williams yelled "Yes!" she calmly served out the ence. "The Cleveland people up with it. My dad was a GM The other semifinal will match The men's quarterfinals and raised both fists. But the No. victory at love. When the No. are close to me, they know what for 20 years. 1 heard him curse top-ranked Lindsay Davenport, are Wednesday. Two-time 14-seeded Williams had to hit 9-seeded Myskina sailed a 1 want to da I don't even want to and holler at agents when I was the 1999 champion, against No, defending champion Roger three more winners before she backhand long on match point, speculate on my other options if 9 years old." 3-seeded Amelic Mauresmo. Pederei plays No. 21- closed out the victory. Mauresmo leaped with glee and I can't coach. I've told Cleveland Ferry's main chore in Davenport finished with seeded Fernando Gonzalez, The No. 5-seeded Kuznetsova punched the air. I would help them in any way Cleveland will be building a an ace to eliminate U.S. Open and No. 2 Andy Roddick faces failed to conven a set point in Mauresmo, a former No. 1 lean if I don't coach." supporting cast around lames, champion Svetlana Kuznetsova frequent practice partner the 10th game of the first set player seeking her first Grand Gilbert did not answer who was the only Cavs player at 7-6 (1), 6-3. Mauresmo reached Sib.istien (irosjean. against Davenport, who won the Slam title, lost in the semifinals directly when asked if Brown the news conference. die semifinals for the third lime The biggest upset of the final six points in the tiebreaker in 2002 and 2004. She missed could work for the Cavaliers in "We have a pretty good In four years by beating Anastasia tournament continued to be to take charge. the 2003 tournament with a consulting role. player," Ferry said, smiling in Myskina 6-3.6-4. the mostly dry weather, and the Davenport is bidding for an injury. The 38-year-old Ferry, who lames' direction. "We want to Sharapova survived two close women's quarterfinals began her fourth major title and The Frenchwoman has spent the past two seasons with build a team around him that sets in a baseline battle with the with more sunshine and windy, her first since 2000. She's lost to Davenport in their San Antonio working under he has fun playing with, that he No. 8-seeded Petrova. In the final 78-degree conditions. assured of retaining the No. 1 past six meetings dating Spurs GM R.C. Buford, will beUeVH In, and that he's excited game, Sharapova saved the only There were only three break ranking next week, regard- to 2000. Sharapova is 2-0 apparently have final say in all to come to work with every day. break point she faced with a points in Sharapova's match, and less of how the final four fare. against Williams. player personnel decisions for "That's important to me. We net-cord winner, then caught just one converted- giving her a the Cavs. all have a responsibility to him another lucky bounce oft the net 2-0 lead in the second set. In the Ferry said that from the to do that." to win the next point. tiebreaker, she leaped into a fore- "I told the ball to hit the net hand and struck a winner to lead Trinity United 709 5th Street "\ and roll over," Sharapova said 7-6. Another forehand winner on with a giggle. "Thai comes with the next point gave her the set. Methodist Church APARTMENTS experience.... I thanked the fairy Mi.napova has yet to lose a set

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