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SUMMERWEDNESDAY, June 5, 2013 Volume 92, Issue 100 ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving the campus and surrounding community www.bgnews.com Students graduate younger, older UNDERWA ER than most Recent alumni completed degrees as young- est and oldest at university this year

By Lindsay Gebhart in liberal studies. Reporter Both alumni said being younger or older than your Logan Wolph and Carol typical college student has Schermbeck have recently had its advantages and dis- been recognized for their advantages, but both agree achievements as the young- that age doesn’t matter. est and oldest graduates in “There were always chal- the class of 2013. lenges throughout my col- At 17 years old, Wolph is the lege experience, but I don’t youngest student to gradu- feel they were much differ- ate, and Shermbeck at 69 is ent from what most students the oldest. Wolph graduated face,” Wolph said. “It was a Cum Laude, which means challenge for me to maintain completing his degree with good grades and manage at least a 3.5 GPA. He gradu- my time wisely, but I don’t ated with a bachelor’s degree think my age had much of an in biology, and Shermbeck impact on it.” obtained a bachelor’s degree See ALUMNI | Page 2

Fraternity TKE recognized STEVEN W. ECHARD | THE BG NEWS as top chapter in nation Quarry offers scuba lessons that are said

By Geoff Burns to be better than Lake Erie’s Pulse Editor By Zach Knapp the opportunity to meet up with Tau Kappa Epsilon has been recognized as Senior Reporter more experienced divers,” Lynn the top chapter in the nation this year. said. The fraternity officially started two years University students flock to Portage Bob Rajner, quarry scuba diving ago at the University and beat out 279 other Quarry for its beach during the sum- instructor, can be found most weeks chapters throughout the Unites States in mer, but a passion for scuba diving participating in dives with other order to earn the position as the top in the continues to be the main focus of experienced scuba divers, as well as nation. Jeff Rice, owner of the quarry. instructing people that are new to PEDRO Pedro Petribu, president of TKE, said After getting certification the activity. PETRIBU TKE President it’s rare for the fraternity chapter to have from Professional Association of He has been scuba diving since been recognized for the top in the nation Diving Instructors a $450 scuba he ended his military service in because of how new it is; it usually consists of an older chapter. diving package can be purchased 1959 and a friend got him interested, TKE has worked in key areas such as recruiting new mem- for the quarry. The package Rajner said. bers, keeping a consistent 3.0 GPA, having each member do includes all rental gear, air fills In Northwest Ohio Quarries, like community service and building philanthropy, all of which for tanks, weights for suits, skill the one in Portage, offer a good alter- have earned the chapter top in the nation, he said. work lessons in shallow water, native to Lake Erie, Rajner said. “It’s easier to run and be part of something when you have confined water dive training, “If you have to choose between a set goal to strive for,” Petribu said. “We worked so hard that four open water dives and a life- Lake Erie and a quarry, the quarry we got it.” time scuba diving certification will always be the better choice,” Vice President and founding member of TKE Austin Zachrich card, Monica Lynn, office man- Rajner said. “It is a really good train- said their chapter was the first in the nation to reach 100 per- ager of the quarry said. ing place and it offers the opportu- cent in the key areas, which included dedication and hard Scuba diving is offered at the nity to keep your skill up.” work. It was a defining piece that we were deserving for getting quarry seven days a week, although The quarry would not be what it is what was expected out of a fraternity for being so new, he said. Saturdays and Sundays are the busi- today without the personal drive of “I truly believe each one of our guys in the fraternity has that est days, Lynn said. Rice, Lynn said. dedication and strive to become better,” Zachrich said. “We “If someone is new to scuba diving “His main focus has always been push them and make sure they are reaching potential and we they are likely to come on Saturdays make sure we recruit the best people, but at and Sundays, because they can get STEVEN W. ECHARD | THE BG NEWS See QUARRY | Page 2 See TKE | Page 8 Stolen art might be a personal attack

By Amber Hage-Ali The items which consisted of hand- Reporter made jewelry and sculptures, silver, Over 5,000 dollars in art supplies and assorted paints, a variety of art tools finished works of art were stolen from and a large number of student art proj- three students at the University Fine Arts ects were reported stolen to the Bowling Center, Green Police Department on May 4. Jason Schwab, a senior art student Amber Whitenburg, a senior studying and a friend of the victims, said there Fine Arts and Sculpture, had over $1,500 have been items stolen from the building of supplies and art projects stolen from before but never to this magnitude. her. She had a total of fourteen finished, “The tools are very expensive, it’s like show-worthy pieces stolen equaling over it was almost personal attacks on these $1,000. girls,” Schwab said. “The stolen stuff is Whitenburg speculates the perpetra- worth more than any monetary value tor was someone she knew. One of the given the amount of time each individual only items not stolen was a sentimental put into their work.” glass piece that PHOTO PROVIDED See | Page 8 STILL MISSING: One of the pieces stolen from the Fine Arts building. STOLEN ART WHAT IS YOUR DREAM INTERNSHIP? SOCIAL MEDIA PROFESSIONALISM Check out PULSE to see how one student landed an “The Director of the American Embassy To read Olivia Smith’s column about social media internship on the History in France.” in the work place, go to FORUM | PAGE 4 Channel’s hit show Pawn Stars | PAGE 3 Alan Watson Senior, International Studies 2 Wednesday, June 5, 2013 FROM THE FRONT PAGE WWW.BGNEWS.COM

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9:37 P.M. 4:07 A.M. Patricia Lewandowski, 62, of Oak Harbor, Ohio, Complainant reported that he allowed an was cited for operating a vehicle impaired near unknown subject to use his iPhone valued at North Main Street and East Newton Road $600 and then the subject took off with it at the corner of Pike and North Enterprise streets. STEVEN W. ECHARD | THE BG NEWS 11:21 P.M. The complainant advised that the subject was QUARRY Anthony D. Lane, 23, of Toledo, Ohio, was cited driving an Oldsmobile Cutlass with a car seat in From Page 1 for open container in Lot 1 downtown. the back. scuba diving—that is his passion,” Lynn said. The International Legends of Diving Scuba diving has been offered at the quar- Festival will offer attendees a chance to learn ONLINE: Go to bgviews.com for the complete blotter list. ry since Rice purchased it in 1978. about the history of scuba diving from people SUN., JUNE 2 Since the opening, scuba diving attrac- that experienced it firsthand,Lynn said. 12:14 A.M. Dante J. Dotts, 22, of Bowling Green, was cited tions have been added to the bottom of the “We have guest scuba divers come and for nuisance party within the 200 block of S. CORRECTION quarry for scuba divers to explore, including: tell their stories in their own words,” Lynn College Drive. POLICY a jet, airplane, school bus, mock cemetery, said. “It is really about telling their per- three-car wreck, cannon and a semi-truck, sonal history while they are still around We want to correct all factual 12:26 A.M. errors. If you think an error has Lynn said. to tell it.” Ivan Garcia, 20, of Jerry City, Ohio; Lauren been made, call The BG News at Senior Brittany Daniels has always heard Ellsworth Boyd, the 2013 festival special Diane Francis, 20, of Findlay, Ohio: and Alexa J. 419-372-6966. rumors about ships being sunk in the quarry, guest, has collected data on shipwrecks but has never looked into scuba diving to see around the world for 27 years. Other guests for herself, Daniels said. include Alec Peirce, Robert Croft and Victor “It is kind of eerie to think about all of the Worst, according to www.internationalleg- things that could be down there,” Daniels endsofdiving.com. ALUMNI said. “It would be really fun to dive out here The festival will be held August 10 and 11 From Page 1 and check it out.” at the quarry. which gave me a teaching credit,” Similarily, Shermbeck said that staying on Shermbeck said. “I wasn’t going to track was the most difficult part. waste that credit,” she said. “You have to discipline yourself,” she said. When asked what the best part about “You know you can’t go home and watch TV attending the University, both students or read the paper, you’ve got to do school agreed that their fellow classmates and pro- work.” fessors made the experience worthwhile. Shermbeck decided to work toward her “The camaraderie that the University liberal studies degree after working for the has between other employees and the staff; University’s Military Science department. they’re very accepting,” Shermbeck said. “It’s “It’s always been a long term goal for surprising how some of them become good me,” she said. “I got a job working for the friends.” University and thought, ‘Well hey, what a Wolph said he enjoyed the atmosphere of good way to get an education.’” the University and how friendly the students Wolph is currently reviewing for the were. He said he was glad he had the oppour- Dental Admission Test (DAT). He plans to tunity to learn from his peers and professors. attend dental school this fall at The Ohio For both students, the experience at the State University College of Dentistry. University has prepared them for their future Shermbeck plans to use her degree to plans. become a substitute teacher after her retire- “I’m happy to be done, but then you know ment in September of this year. when you’re done you think ‘Geez, what am “I was a mentor for the Springboard pro- I going to do with all of my time now?’” gram at Sylvania Southview High School, Shermbeck said. FOLLOW US

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Also check VOLUME 92, ISSUE 54 Falcons came up victorious against Eastern Page 2 BGcharity. | PAGE 5 Page 2 BGcharity. | PAGE 5 ESTABLISHED 1920 | An independent student press serving the campus and surrounding community ESTABLISHED 1920 | An independent student press serving the campus and surrounding community THE NEWS Michigan on Saturday thanks to a 3-point THE NEWS Michigan on Saturday thanks to a 3-point BGout today’s blotter on NEWS BGout today’s blotter on NEWS VOLUME 92, ISSUE 66 Monday, February 11, 2013 WWW.BGNEWS.COM basket from senior Jordan Crawford with 6.1 VOLUME 92, ISSUE 66 Monday, February 11, 2013 WWW.BGNEWS.COM basket from senior Jordan Crawford with 6.1 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Monday, January 14, 2013 seconds left in the game on WWW.BGNEWS.COM Monday, January 14, 2013 seconds left in the game on — 419.352.7031 — NEWS Crime rates Page 5 NEWS Crime rates Page 5 Winter WWW.BGNEWS.COM Winter WWW.BGNEWS.COM An independentBG student press serving theMonday, campus January and surrounding 7, 2013 community An independentBG student press serving theMonday, campus January and surrounding 7, 2013 community THEESTABLISHED 1920 | fluctuate months THEESTABLISHED 1920 | fluctuate months VOLUME 92, ISSUE 51 during breakdampen VOLUME 92, ISSUE 51 during breakdampen BG Police see decline in on-campus BG Police see decline in on-campus USG to activity while city incidents increase USG to activity while city incidents increase WHILEThe BG News reviews YOU some notable eventsWERE that took place during OUTwinter break moods WHILEThe BG News reviews YOU some notable eventsWERE that took place during OUTwinter break moods 12953 KRAMER RD. By Eric Lagatta By Eric Lagatta By Alex Alusheff Assistant Campus Editor By Alex Alusheff Assistant Campus Editor focus on UNIVERSITY CONTINUES DEMOLITION OF HEINZ PLANT REMNANTS FOR GREEN SPACE City Editor focus on UNIVERSITY CONTINUES DEMOLITION OF HEINZ PLANT REMNANTS FOR GREEN SPACE City Editor The University is tearing down what’s left of the Heinz plant on the corner of North Enterprise Street and Ridge Street in Students returning to the city from winterWhen freshman Rebecca Gonya The University is tearing down what’s left of the Heinz plant on the corner of North Enterprise Street and Ridge Street in Students returning to the city from winterWhen freshman Rebecca Gonya late November in order to convert it to a green space. The intended green space will have walkways and benches. The project is break may find themselves a few belongingswakes up and is greeted by a frigid late November in order to convert it to a green space. The intended green space will have walkways and benches. The project is break may find themselves a few belongingswakes up and is greeted by a frigid short. short. student scheduled to conclude this month. cold and a snow-covered ground, she student scheduled to conclude this month. cold and a snow-covered ground, she Usually the rate of theft rises when studentsdoesn’t let it lower her mood. Usually the rate of theft rises when studentsdoesn’t let it lower her mood. leave because their apartments are unattendedDuring the cold winter months, leave because their apartments are unattendedDuring the cold winter months, for weeks, said Maj. Tony Hetrick, deputy chiefstudents may find that the harsh for weeks, said Maj. Tony Hetrick, deputy chiefstudents may find that the harsh BOWLING GREEN, OH 43402 life, safety and public information officer for the Bowlingwinds and frequent snows of life, safety and public information officer for the Bowlingwinds and frequent snows of Green Police Division. Bowling Green affect their motiva- Green Police Division. Bowling Green affect their motiva- CITY FURTHER DEBATES CONTROVERSIAL REZONING CITY FURTHER DEBATES CONTROVERSIAL REZONING By Emily Gordon There were 20 reports of theft, burglary andtion and spirits. Some may find it dif- By Emily Gordon There were 20 reports of theft, burglary andtion and spirits. Some may find it dif- Reporter ORDINANCE robbery in December, 11 more than November, Reporter ORDINANCE robbery in December, 11 more than November, Developers who wish to put a strip mall on East Wooster Street between North Prospect and ficult to get out and go to class. Developers who wish to put a strip mall on East Wooster Street between North Prospect and ficult to get out and go to class. according to a summary report provided by But for Gonya, the solution is according to a summary report provided by But for Gonya, the solution is North Summit streets were met with opposition from community members when they requested North Summit streets were met with opposition from community members when they requested Hetrick. simple. Hetrick. simple. a zoning change. It originally would have allowed for a four story building to be constructed in the a zoning change. It originally would have allowed for a four story building to be constructed in the For Undergraduate Student - Other crimes, however, decreased while stu “Bundle up and get through the For Undergraduate Student - Other crimes, however, decreased while stu “Bundle up and get through the lot. To try to appease both parties, city council introduced a new zone that would restrict a building dents were home for break. lot. To try to appease both parties, city council introduced a new zone that would restrict a building dents were home for break. Government President Alex Solis, day,” she said. Government President Alex Solis, day,” she said. the new semester brings new moti to two stories and disallow rental apartments on the first floor. A public hearing will be hosted to “Less people in town means less activity,” the new semester brings new moti to two stories and disallow rental apartments on the first floor. A public hearing will be hosted to “Less people in town means less activity,” - Many students will experience a - Many students will experience a further discuss the legislation Monday at 6 p.m. in the Council Chamber on the third floor of the Hetrick said. “A lot of different factors go into further discuss the legislation Monday at 6 p.m. in the Council Chamber on the third floor of the Hetrick said. “A lot of different factors go into vation to help make the University decrease in mood during the winter vation to help make the University decrease in mood during the winter City Administrative Services building. reductions.” City Administrative Services building. reductions.” a better place. Solis said USG months, said Dryw Dworsky, direc- a better place. Solis said USG months, said Dryw Dworsky, direc- will be focusing on - Factors like cold weather may have convinced tor of the Psychological Services will be focusing on - Factors like cold weather may have convinced tor of the Psychological Services more people to stay home or indoors instead of more people to stay home or indoors instead of major issues affect - Center and clinical assistant profes- major issues affect - Center and clinical assistant profes- www.lyricauto.com making the trek downtown or elsewhere, he said. making the trek downtown or elsewhere, he said. ing students this sor in the psychology department. ing students this sor in the psychology department. Liquor law violations are some of the crimes Liquor law violations are some of the crimes month. This will - “I wouldn’t call it a dramatic month. This will - “I wouldn’t call it a dramatic CITY DECLARES SNOW EMERGENCY that lessen during breaks, Hetrick said. ASHLEY EDWARDS, senior, participates in the University Gospel Fest as the Gospel Choir sings backup. CITY DECLARES SNOW EMERGENCY that lessen during breaks, Hetrick said. ASHLEY EDWARDS, senior, participates in the University Gospel Fest as the Gospel Choir sings backup. include a discus MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS increase, but I do see a lot of mood- include a discus MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS increase, but I do see a lot of mood- BowlingTHOMAS Green received ROSENKRANZ, its first big snow fall assistanton Dec. 26, professor prompting of the music city to performance declare a snow studies,emer plays a Steinway piano in the Bryan Recital Hall SundayPolice afternoon. made 42 liquor law arrests in December, BowlingTHOMAS Green received ROSENKRANZ, its first big snow fall assistanton Dec. 26, professor prompting of the music city to performance declare a snow studies,emer plays a Steinway piano in the Bryan Recital Hall SundayPolice afternoon. made 42 liquor law arrests in December, sion of how to make related issues in the colder months,” sion of how to make related issues in the colder months,” gency to clear the roads for crews to plow the streets. A snow emergency is declared when precipitation which is down from 72 in November, according gency to clear the roads for crews to plow the streets. A snow emergency is declared when precipitation which is down from 72 in November, according campus tobacco campus tobacco exceeds two inches and above. Snow crews dispensed 150 tons of salt on the road ways and 61 people were to the summary report. Dworsky said. exceeds two inches and above. Snow crews dispensed 150 tons of salt on the road ways and 61 people were to the summary report. Dworsky said. free and how to These “blues” can be attributed to MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS free and how to These “blues” can be attributed to MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS Alex cited for not removing their vehicles from the street. While crimes may have fluctuated in the city, Alex cited for not removing their vehicles from the street. While crimes may have fluctuated in the city, best implement crime on campus dwindled. a hormone imbalance caused by lack best implement crime on campus dwindled. a hormone imbalance caused by lack Solis gender inclusive of exposure to sunlight, said Howard Solis gender inclusive of exposure to sunlight, said Howard USG For campus police, there is usually a decline in USG For campus police, there is usually a decline in housing. - calls for service because the majority of the 6,500 Cromwell, associate professor in the housing. - calls for service because the majority of the 6,500 Cromwell, associate professor in the President The first meet psychologypower department. This hor- President The first meet psychologypower department. This hor- 419-352-3776 students who live on campus leave, said Capt. students who live on campus leave, said Capt. Michael Campbell. mone is melatonin, he said. Michael Campbell. mone is melatonin, he said. ing of the semester will be hosted “You need to have an exposure to ing of the semester will be hosted “You need to have an exposure to Monday at 7:30 p.m. in room 308 qualityThere iskeys the possibility for a spike in crimes like of Monday at 7:30 p.m. in room 308 qualityThere iskeys the possibility for a spike in crimes like of theft, but campus police do not find out until the light for a certain period of time to theft, but campus police do not find out until the light for a certain period of time to of the Union. BG LOSES THE MILITARY BOWL TO SAN JOSE STATE of the Union. BG LOSES THE MILITARY BOWL TO SAN JOSE STATE first few weeks of classes as students return and have that melatonin work properly,” first few weeks of classes as students return and have that melatonin work properly,” Solis said he is also looking to The Falcons made their first bowl appearanceCollege in three years,of Musicalbut despite a good Arts season, toit replace some pianos, aims to become All-Steinway school Solis said he is also looking to The Falcons made their first bowl appearanceCollege in three years,of Musicalbut despite a good Arts season, toit replace some pianos, aims to become All-Steinway school might discover some of their things are missing, Cromwell said. might discover some of their things are missing, Cromwell said. 4 pass a resolution this month for an came up short against SJSU, losing 29-20. The Falcons finishedBy Danae their season King with an 8-5 record pass a resolution this month for an came up short against SJSU, losing 29-20. The Falcons finishedBy Danae their season King with an 8-5 record highest level,” hehe said. said. Altered melatonin leads to both praise highest level,” hehe said. said. Altered melatonin leads to both praise opt-out program for the campus and will start again Aug. 23 against Tulsa. Campus Editor Gospel Choir hosts 10th annual Gospel Fest in Union opt-out program for the campus and will start again Aug. 23 against Tulsa. Campus Editor Gospel Choir hosts 10th annual Gospel Fest in Union - Showell broughtDuring the initiative break of becomingCampbell All-Steinway said campus when policehe came to sleep issues and depression, he said. - Showell broughtDuring the initiative break of becomingCampbell All-Steinway said campus when policehe came to sleep issues and depression, he said. alert system AlertBG. the University abouthave a time year toand focus a half their ago, heenergy said. on tasks they nor But the Psychological Services alert system AlertBG. the University abouthave a time year toand focus a half their ago, heenergy said. on tasks they nor But the Psychological Services The system, which warns stu The system, which warns stu 5 ithin a few years, students may hear more of a certain distinc- One of the firstmally steps can’t was gettingwhen classesthe Moore are Musical in session. Arts Center ready to Center is there to help. ithin a few years, students may hear more of a certain distinc- One of the firstmally steps can’t was gettingwhen classesthe Moore are Musical in session. Arts Center ready to Center is there to help. 131 W. Gypsy Lane Road dents and faculty of emergencies tive tone ringing throughout the musical arts building— the house Steinways. In September, the Board of Trustees approved a resolution The center, located in 300 dents and faculty of emergencies tive tone ringing throughout the musical arts building— the house Steinways. In September, the Board of Trustees approved a resolution The center, located in 300 “We have more foot patrol and are able to check By Kendra Clark “We have more foot patrol and are able to check By Kendra Clark - - or class cancellations, is currently tone of Steinway pianos. to replace the agingbuildings HVAC and units have in the more building. visibility,” he said. Psychology Building, offers a wide or class cancellations, is currently tone of Steinway pianos. to replace the agingbuildings HVAC and units have in the more building. visibility,” he said. Psychology Building, offers a wide W For senior Ashley Edwards, singing Webgospel Editor gives her a purpose. W For senior Ashley Edwards, singing Webgospel Editor gives her a purpose. an opt-in program, meaning you The College of Musical Arts is working on becoming an All-Steinway “While the unitsEven have with been most serviced students regularly out of and town, are mostreasonably bar well variety of services to the campus and an opt-in program, meaning you The College of Musical Arts is working on becoming an All-Steinway “While the unitsEven have with been most serviced students regularly out of and town, are mostreasonably bar well variety of services to the campus and “I need to use the voice I was given to give God’s word,” Edwards said. “I need to use the voice I was given to give God’s word,” Edwards said. must sign up to receive the alerts, School, which means 90 percent or more of the pianos used in the school maintained, thestools overall stayed performance full during has break. been deteriorating along with surrounding community by super- must sign up to receive the alerts, School, which means 90 percent or more of the pianos used in the school maintained, thestools overall stayed performance full during has break. been deteriorating along with surrounding community by super- he said. will be made by Steinway and Sons piano company, said Jeffrey Showell, the physical state of the units,” according to the resolution. “In addition, vised graduate students. The center Edwards, head of Publicity of Gospel Fest and Gospel Choir, was raised he said. will be made by Steinway and Sons piano company, said Jeffrey Showell, the physical state of the units,” according to the resolution. “In addition, vised graduate students. The center Edwards, head of Publicity of Gospel Fest and Gospel Choir, was raised - WOMENS BASKETBALL ENDS 6 GAME WINNING STREAK Banan Alkilani, general manager of Cla-Zel, around the church and has been in the choir for four years. - WOMENS BASKETBALL ENDS 6 GAME WINNING STREAK Banan Alkilani, general manager of Cla-Zel, around the church and has been in the choir for four years. Solis said he wants the alerts dean of the College of Musical Arts. the College ofsaid Musical the barArts wasis planning continually to become busy an during ‘All-Steinway break School’ helps those struggling with anything Solis said he wants the alerts dean of the College of Musical Arts. the College ofsaid Musical the barArts wasis planning continually to become busy an during ‘All-Steinway break School’ helps those struggling with anything Despite a winning streak, the Falcons lost to University of Central Florida on Friday 59-56. Junior Alexis This past weekend, Edwards participated in the 10th annual Gospel Fest Despite a winning streak, the Falcons lost to University of Central Florida on Friday 59-56. Junior Alexis This past weekend, Edwards participated in the 10th annual Gospel Fest to be automatically sent to every “There’s really no doubt that Steinways are the best pianos in the world,” (piano), anddue the tocurrent the fact climate that conditions they hosted within “Club the KISS”building on will not from depression to substance abuse, to be automatically sent to every “There’s really no doubt that Steinways are the best pianos in the world,” (piano), anddue the tocurrent the fact climate that conditions they hosted within “Club the KISS”building on will not from depression to substance abuse, Rogers led the team with 11 points and seven rebounds. The team will have its first conference face-off with her fellow Gospel Choir members. The fest involved university gospel Rogers led the team with 11 points and seven rebounds. The team will have its first conference face-off with her fellow Gospel Choir members. The fest involved university gospel one on campus, and if they decide Showell said. “The best music schools in the country are All-Steinway support thatweekends designation.” and community members made up for according to the center’s website. one on campus, and if they decide Showell said. “The best music schools in the country are All-Steinway support thatweekends designation.” and community members made up for according to the center’s website. against Kent State on Thursday. The women’s basketball team has an overall record of 9-4 and Kent is 2-11. choirs coming together to praise and worship. against Kent State on Thursday. The women’s basketball team has an overall record of 9-4 and Kent is 2-11. choirs coming together to praise and worship. they don’t want to receive them, schools.” For a finethe piano, student humidity attendance cannot change loss. suddenly, Showell said. Showell Dworsky said he notices an they don’t want to receive them, schools.” For a finethe piano, student humidity attendance cannot change loss. suddenly, Showell said. Showell Dworsky said he notices an The University Gospel Choir hosted choirs from Cedarville, The Ohio State The University Gospel Choir hosted choirs from Cedarville, The Ohio State they can opt-out of the program. Acquiring more Steinway pianos will give the school an edge in recruit- said the collegeTim tries to keep the Steinways in parts of the building that they can opt-out of the program. Acquiring more Steinway pianos will give the school an edge in recruit- said the collegeTim tries to keep the Steinways in parts of the building that Because crowds remained the same, Alkilani University, Wright State, Akron and Ohio University. Because crowds remained the same, Alkilani University, Wright State, Akron and Ohio University. “This is a huge public safety ing, Showell said. saidBrown there is no surge or loss of fights and sneak- See WINTER | Page 2 “This is a huge public safety ing, Showell said. saidBrown there is no surge or loss of fights and sneak- See WINTER | Page 2 Friday night, each university choir sang and then Saturday was the Friday night, each university choir sang and then Saturday was the “It sends the message that the school is committed to learning at the ins, whichOhio State he saidSee STEINWAYare at a minimum | Page 5 anyway. “It sends the message that the school is committed to learning at the ins, whichOhio State he saidSee STEINWAYare at a minimum | Page 5 anyway. | Page 7 Worship Extravaganza. | Page 7 Worship Extravaganza. See USG STATE HolidaysRepresentative also may have contributed to high bar See USG STATE HolidaysRepresentative also may have contributed to high bar “There [were] high schools and two artists, Jonathan McReynolds “There [were] high schools and two artists, Jonathan McReynolds attendance and crimes in the city. attendance and crimes in the city. BRIEF Republican, 3rd and Amante Lacey coming,” said Ashley Lewis, senior and Gospel Fest BRIEF Republican, 3rd and Amante Lacey coming,” said Ashley Lewis, senior and Gospel Fest SomeDistrict crimes spike at big party days like St. coordinator. SomeDistrict crimes spike at big party days like St. coordinator. University plansBrown for sworn building in as DON’T LOOK DOWN Lewis said the students in the University gospel choir were helpful in plan University plansBrown for sworn building in as DON’T LOOK DOWN Lewis said the students in the University gospel choir were helpful in plan Brown and his fellow representatives’ ning the event. Brown and his fellow representatives’ ning the event. state representative See CRIME | Page 2 state representative See CRIME | Page 2 main task during the next six months will be “This was all planned by the students who are members of the choir,” Lewis main task during the next six months will be “This was all planned by the students who are members of the choir,” Lewis Republican Tim Brown was sworn in - Republican Tim Brown was sworn in - City council delays rezoningrenovations, vote, to overhauls in future to formulate the state budget, Brown said. THE UNIVERSITY Gospel Choir sang Friday in the Union Ballroom. said. “They did very well.” City council delays rezoningrenovations, vote, to overhauls in future to formulate the state budget, Brown said. THE UNIVERSITY Gospel Choir sang Friday in the Union Ballroom. said. “They did very well.” Monday as a member of the Ohio House of MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS - Monday as a member of the Ohio House of MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS - Representatives. “We still have a very challenging econ Edwards helped plan the event by hanging the fliers, and described Representatives. “We still have a very challenging econ Edwards helped plan the event by hanging the fliers, and described Olscamp, other halls slated for updates, expansions omy on our hands and the work ahead is Olscamp, other halls slated for updates, expansions omy on our hands and the work ahead is Daniel Brown will serve the third district as a Daniel Brown will serve the third district as a consider specifics of proposed ordinanceBy Katie Logsdon state representative. The ceremony took going to be meaningful,” he said. consider specifics of proposed ordinanceBy Katie Logsdon state representative. The ceremony took going to be meaningful,” he said. ReporterGordon are in good condition and that New Year’s resolutions See ReporterGordon are in good condition and that New Year’s resolutions See - Wood County Commissioners James GOSPEL | Page 7 - Wood County Commissioners James GOSPEL | Page 7 theyplace provide at 10 a.m. the on theright floor amount of the Ohio of theyplace provide at 10 a.m. the on theright floor amount of the Ohio of Residents ask for extra time to evaluate certain aspects of possible legislationFirst Ward House of Representatives in the State Carter and Joel Kuhlman also hosted a Residents ask for extra time to evaluate certain aspects of possible legislationFirst Ward House of Representatives in the State Carter and Joel Kuhlman also hosted a During the next few years, stu- technology and other amenities to During the next few years, stu- technology and other amenities to cil’s February meeting, some resi Councilmember Capitol building in Columbus. Brown was reception in honor of Brown Dec. 19. The CAMPUS cil’s February meeting, some resi Councilmember Capitol building in Columbus. Brown was reception in honor of Brown Dec. 19. The CAMPUS By Max Filby dents and council members are dents may see construction all serve students and faculty.” By Max Filby dents and council members are dents may see construction all serve students and faculty.” sworn in by Betty D. Montgomery, a former falterevent, which took withplace in the Wood start County of semester BRIEF Alex sworn in by Betty D. Montgomery, a former falterevent, which took withplace in the Wood start County of semester BRIEF Alex Editor-in-Chief happy about the delay. across campus. Thisattorney summer general andthe a formerUniversity Wood County office building, honored Brown for his years Editor-in-Chief happy about the delay. across campus. Thisattorney summer general andthe a formerUniversity Wood County office building, honored Brown for his years “The residents believe we need The University is planning to will beginprosecutor to renovate and state senator. and expand - of service as a commissioner. Solis “The residents believe we need The University is planning to will beginprosecutor to renovate and state senator. and expand - of service as a commissioner. Solis - Faculty, staff encourage students to keep up with goals USG presents goals USG - Faculty, staff encourage students to keep up with goals USG presents goals USG to take great care of this one,” renovate, expand or rebuild some the College“It’s definitely of Health going and to be Human a new chal Mayor Richard Edwards declared the day CAMPUS to take great care of this one,” renovate, expand or rebuild some the College“It’s definitely of Health going and to be Human a new chal Mayor Richard Edwards declared the day CAMPUS - for spring semester President - for spring semester President City council will host a public said Daniel Gordon, a council of therezoned academic sites, buildings number acrossof floors Services lenge building, for me,” Brown, renovate who previously the served “Tim Brown Day.” BRIEF City council will host a public said Daniel Gordon, a council of therezoned academic sites, buildings number acrossof floors Services lenge building, for me,” Brown, renovate who previously the served “Tim Brown Day.” BRIEF hearing tonight so residents can man who represents the residents campusand whatand business the renovations can be includ second14 floor years asof a Olscamp Wood County Hall Commissioner, and “ItBy turned Alex out Alusheff to be really, really nice,” At this week’s Undergraduate Student hearing tonight so residents can man who represents the residents campusand whatand business the renovations can be includ second14 floor years asof a Olscamp Wood County Hall Commissioner, and “ItBy turned Alex out Alusheff to be really, really nice,” At this week’s Undergraduate Student Government meeting, students will have a Government meeting, students will have a voice their opinions about the of the area being rezoned. “I’mwill edbenefit in the every new spaces.college, Steven replacesaid the of hisheating, new position. ventilation Brown said.City “It Editor was quite humbling to have UAO to host Bo Burnham voice their opinions about the of the area being rezoned. “I’mwill edbenefit in the every new spaces.college, Steven replacesaid the of hisheating, new position. ventilation Brown said.City “It Editor was quite humbling to have UAO to host Bo Burnham - chance to learn what the organization has dents about what USG is doing, but also benefit - chance to learn what the organization has dents about what USG is doing, but also benefit controversial rezoning of land not going to support or upholdKrakoff, “I’m Associate glad the Vice process President has been and air conditioning system in that kind of reception.” Faith controversial rezoning of land not going to support or upholdKrakoff, “I’m Associate glad the Vice process President has been and air conditioning system in that kind of reception.” Faith Brown also arranged a tour of the StateIt’s only a couple weeks into the done this past semester, as well as what’s the newer senators, who may be able to better for LOL in February Brown also arranged a tour of the StateIt’s only a couple weeks into the done this past semester, as well as what’s the newer senators, who may be able to better for LOL in February at the corner of Wooster and anything that doesn’t have theirof Capitol Planning and Campus the Moore Musical Arts building, Yingling at the corner of Wooster and anything that doesn’t have theirof Capitol Planning and Campus the Moore Musical Arts building, Yingling slowed down,” Gordon said. Capitol immediately following the ceremony.new year,Brown and spent some his finalstudents months as com planned for the current one. familiarize themselves with the organization Comedian Bo Burnham will headline the slowed down,” Gordon said. Capitol immediately following the ceremony.new year,Brown and spent some his finalstudents months as com planned for the current one. familiarize themselves with the organization Comedian Bo Burnham will headline the Prospect Streets. input involved.” Operations,“Anything said. we can do to boost theKrakoff said.“That way folks will have the time to see missioner by finalizing the budget. His Director of through watching the presentation, Solis said. Prospect Streets. input involved.” Operations,“Anything said. we can do to boost theKrakoff said.“That way folks will have the time to see missioner by finalizing the budget. His Director of through watching the presentation, Solis said. may find it hard to keep to their USG President Alex Solis and Senate third annual LOL with UAO event. may find it hard to keep to their USG President Alex Solis and Senate third annual LOL with UAO event. While residents will be able to Residents have been asking “It’s important that all of our According to an email from last day in his Wood County office was Wellness While residents will be able to Residents have been asking “It’s important that all of our According to an email from last day in his Wood County office was Wellness inclusion of everyone’s thoughts the people’s house,” he said. resolutions. Speaker Melissa Dzienny will give the pre- “What better way to utilize general assembly Burnham will take the stage at the Stroh inclusion of everyone’s thoughts the people’s house,” he said. resolutions. Speaker Melissa Dzienny will give the pre- “What better way to utilize general assembly Burnham will take the stage at the Stroh voice their opinions at the 6 p.m. buildings adequately support the Chief Financial Officer Sherideen this past Monday, when he packed up his time that to remember what we’re here to do?” voice their opinions at the 6 p.m. buildings adequately support the Chief Financial Officer Sherideen this past Monday, when he packed up his time that to remember what we’re here to do?” - for more time to consider the and opinions is a good thing.” A House session also took place MondayThis year, sophomore Brett sentation. MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS Center at 7 p.m. Feb. 7. Tickets will become - for more time to consider the and opinions is a good thing.” A House session also took place MondayThis year, sophomore Brett sentation. MOLLY MCFADDIN | THE BG NEWS Center at 7 p.m. Feb. 7. Tickets will become hearing, the council likely won’t users,” KrakoffNow thatsaid. the “Whether process they has been final things. Solis said. hearing, the council likely won’t users,” KrakoffNow thatsaid. the “Whether process they has been final things. Solis said. ordinance’s specifics since it at 2 p.m. The session didn’t deal withVermillion bills or aims(left), to a sophmore be a nicerin enginering technology, participated in the rock climbing challenge for the second year Sunday, and did not win the available Jan. 17 and 18 at the University ordinance’s specifics since it at 2 p.m. The session didn’t deal withVermillion bills or aims(left), to a sophmore be a nicerin enginering technology, participated in the rock climbing challenge for the second year Sunday, and did not win the available Jan. 17 and 18 at the University are residence halls or classroom See CAMPUS | Page 9 JOE ZBASNIK “Melissa and I thought it would be a good are residence halls or classroom See CAMPUS | Page 9 JOE ZBASNIK “Melissa and I thought it would be a good vote on the B-3 or B-5 zoning ordi was introduced to council on “slowed down,” the Planning legislation, but was more procedural,guy Brownchallenge. because Andrew “I’ve“it Clark kindmakes (right) of been participatedpeople getting thingsin thesaid. rockin order climbing “You challenge have tofor thefind first time time. He to was informedidea aboutto not theonly event state from the goals,a friend. but map out Matt Haschak, director of IT security and Activities Office, in residence halls and at vote on the B-3 or B-5 zoning ordi was introduced to council on “slowed down,” the Planning legislation, but was more procedural,guy Brownchallenge. because Andrew “I’ve“it Clark kindmakes (right) of been participatedpeople getting thingsin thesaid. rockin order climbing “You challenge have tofor thefind first time time. He to was informedidea aboutto not theonly event state from the goals,a friend. but map out Matt Haschak, director of IT security and Activities Office, in residence halls and at buildings, it is important that they buildings, it is important that they nances at its 7 p.m. meeting at Oct. 15, 2012. Commission will announce its said. The session formally swore inhappy.” all House so I’m ready to go after the swearing-in,”make for it.” how we’re going to get there,” Solis said. “It’s networking in the department of informa certain athletic events on campus. nances at its 7 p.m. meeting at Oct. 15, 2012. Commission will announce its said. The session formally swore inhappy.” all House so I’m ready to go after the swearing-in,”make for it.” how we’re going to get there,” Solis said. “It’s networking in the department of informa certain athletic events on campus. tion technology at the University, will also tion technology at the University, will also the City Administrative Services Gordon supports residents who recommendation to council at its members at once and dealt with committeeVermillion he saidsaid. his reso A common resolution he sees the first time something like this is happen- Tickets are free to students and cost $5 the City Administrative Services Gordon supports residents who recommendation to council at its members at once and dealt with committeeVermillion he saidsaid. his reso A common resolution he sees the first time something like this is happen- Tickets are free to students and cost $5 give a report on AlertBG. Alert BG is a - give a report on AlertBG. Alert BG is a - Building. The delay of voting have asked the city to slow down newly scheduled meeting Jan. 16, assignments and structures, he lutionssaid. typically last about a is to work out more, which he ing.” for a nonstudent. Building. The delay of voting have asked the city to slow down newly scheduled meeting Jan. 16, assignments and structures, he lutionssaid. typically last about a is to work out more, which he ing.” for a nonstudent. DOES THE SEASON AFFECT YOUR text message and email alert system, in DOES THE SEASON AFFECT YOUR text message and email alert system, in comes as the City’s Planning the passing of the ordinanceBATTLE in WITH SPARTY IMAGE IS ONLY- THATdoes every day. comes as the City’s Planning the passing of the ordinanceBATTLE in WITH SPARTY IMAGE IS ONLY- THATdoes every day. See REZONING | Page 2 month. The presentation is meant both to hold the which the campus police department sends While tickets are free, guests are asked See REZONING | Page 2 month. The presentation is meant both to hold the which the campus police department sends While tickets are free, guests are asked Commission decided to further MOOD? WHY AND HOW? Commission decided to further MOOD? WHY AND HOW? order to consider specifics ofHockey the split its series with He believesThis it may week be columnist hard for Phillip AMartin past resolution to work out organization accountable for its objectives and messages to warn the campus community to donate to the organizations Dance order to consider specifics ofHockey the split its series with He believesThis it may week be columnist hard for Phillip AMartin past resolution to work out organization accountable for its objectives and messages to warn the campus community to donate to the organizations Dance was a contributing factor to was a contributing factor to examine the proposed ordinanc- proposed ordinances. SpecificsMichigan State this past weekend. people to keepwrites resolutions that your for outward a appearance “Yes,also to summer unify the issenate cheerful. and executive Spring branchis the bestof situations., according to the University Marathon, Broadway Cares or Relay For examine the proposed ordinanc- proposed ordinances. SpecificsMichigan State this past weekend. people to keepwrites resolutions that your for outward a appearance “Yes,also to summer unify the issenate cheerful. and executive Spring branchis the bestof situations., according to the University Marathon, Broadway Cares or Relay For WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS SEMESTER?Vermillion’s routine. of USG. Life. The student who donates the most will WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS SEMESTER?Vermillion’s routine. of USG. Life. The student who donates the most will es, which will delay it’s proposal include potential buffer Theyareas won 2 —1 at home Friday few reasons. can change the way the world sees because it smells the best.” website. Right now, the program is opt-in for es, which will delay it’s proposal include potential buffer Theyareas won 2 —1 at home Friday few reasons. can change the way the world sees because it smells the best.” website. Right now, the program is opt-in for about the project to council. “I can’t wait for warm weather again.” be offered the chance to meet Burnham at about the project to council. “I can’t wait for warm weather again.” be offered the chance to meet Burnham at - around what would be the newly “You can’t be lazy,” Vermillion Heather“It’s about Miller coming together and realizing students, who can sign up on their MyBGSU - around what would be the newly “You can’t be lazy,” Vermillion Heather“It’s about Miller coming together and realizing students, who can sign up on their MyBGSU While the delay may push a and lost 3—1 in East Lansing on you, but it cannot change the person that we [the senate and executive branch] page, but USG is looking to make it opt-out. the event. While the delay may push a and lost 3—1 in East Lansing on you, but it cannot change the person that we [the senate and executive branch] page, but USG is looking to make it opt-out. the event. IT’S NOT BLACK AND WHITE See | Page 2 IT’S NOT BLACK AND WHITE See | Page 2 final decision back to city coun Saturday. | PAGE 7 that you are inside. | PAGE 6 YEAR haveSophomore, similar goals,” AYA Solis said. Math Opt-out would mean students would auto There may also be other opportuni final decision back to city coun Saturday. | PAGE 7 that you are inside. | PAGE 6 YEAR haveSophomore, similar goals,” AYA Solis said. Math Opt-out would mean students would auto There may also be other opportuni Columnist Phillip Martin explains how Spencer Coile ties for students to meet Burnham at the Columnist Phillip Martin explains how Spencer Coile ties for students to meet Burnham at the The presentation will not only inform stu- matically be signed up for the program. - The presentation will not only inform stu- matically be signed up for the program. - stereotypes are irrelevant and are not HELPFULSophomore, GUIDES Theatre - event, said UAO member Cassie Utt in stereotypes are irrelevant and are not HELPFULSophomore, GUIDES Theatre - event, said UAO member Cassie Utt in The weekly meeting will take place in 201 an email. The weekly meeting will take place in 201 an email. always accurate. He encourages people The University’s Report It campaign Union Monday at 7:30 p.m. always accurate. He encourages people The University’s Report It campaign Union Monday at 7:30 p.m. — — GAME-WINNER Comedian Roy Wood Jr. will open for GAME-WINNER Comedian Roy Wood Jr. will open for offers studentsa way to anonymously offers studentsa way to anonymously WELCOME The Falcon Hockey team managed to Undergraduateto think about how being differentPAGE and 4 Student Board of TrusteesGIVE Application YOUR SUPPORT Burnham at the show in February. The Falcon Hockey team managed to Undergraduateto think about how being differentPAGE and 4 Student Board of TrusteesGIVE Application YOUR SUPPORT Burnham at the show in February. report hate or bias related crime. Learn report hate or bias related crime. 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I don’t understand how some students can sleep during class. Man, they probably slept away $170. Be discrete when you tweet -#Collegetooexpensive about what pictures they are been tweeting without con- networks because I have realized that they may not Three tests in a 6-week summer class. Seriously, a tagged in and what type of sequence. However, this is OLIVIA SMITH information they post in fear not the case anymore. be a good representation of test every 2 weeks?! COLUMNIST of being judged by future Recently, a girl tweeted myself. I encourage everyone -#Brainfried employers for their endeavors about a crime she commit- to do the same. and personal life. ted and the police tracked it What you thought was a I sit in the same exact seat every class and one day People always tell you to be However, sometimes these down and then arrested her. good post then, may not be a someone decides to sit there. careful what you post on same people use Twitter and And this is not an isolated good post now. social networking sites. The do not approach their use incident. Always remember, one sin- -#Iwastherefirst first site that comes to mind of it with the same caution. This goes to show you are gle tweet, Facebook status, is Facebook. It is not often Many peoples’ tweets are not immune to the conse- or any post to social media Why are majority of summer classes are only that we think about watching not protected and are there- quences that may arise if you or the Internet for that mat- offered during the mid-day instead of morning? I what we post on Twitter. fore viewable to anyone who tweet something. ter, can display multiple don’t want to be here as much as you. Twitter is a social net- accesses the site. They can Overall, a social network character traits that may be -#Toonicetobeinside working site, like Facebook, also be retweeted for other user must always remember influential in other’s creation and should not be discard- users to see, ones that you to represent themselves in of opinions about the user. ed when it comes to user may not know and even an appropriate way, espe- These opinions can either Hey guy with his pants below his butt, they invent- discretion. third parties. cially if they hope to find a help or deter your future. ed belts to help with that. If you can’t afford one, People are careful to avoid Employers may look at your job in the future. use string. posting embarrassing, inap- Facebook and see nothing As college students, we -#Nobuttatall propriate and sometimes wrong. Then they may go to often get caught up in the Respond to Olivia at incriminating photos and your Twitter account and see present and do not think [email protected] statuses on Facebook, but tweets that you have posted about how our actions Stupid ‘Teen Wolf’ morph two wolves without this caution is not present that change their initial opin- now will affect our future. taking their pants off. when using Twitter in a lot ions of you if you are posting Tweeting about how you got -#TeamPants of cases. without using discretion. totally wasted at that party Want YOUR Tweeters post tweets Twitter is an outlet for last night will not be attrac- Why does it have to be nice and sunny all day as I about getting drunk, using thoughts and emotions and tive to a future employer. opinion am in class. But, once I’m out, it gets dark and cold. drugs and doing other inap- should be used to display Also, posting that photo of propriate things all the time. whatever the user wants. you as an underage person -#Needsunlight They use profane language However, one must be smart. with a bottle of vodka in your heard? and seem to not care that Avoid posting inappropri- hand is probably not a good For once, can my roommates clean after them- future employers can access ate tweets and pictures and idea as well. What you post is Let us know at selves? I am not your mother! those tweets. using profane language that a direct reflection of yourself. -#Stopbeinglazy Facebook users often times could be offensive or degrad- I have done things myself [email protected] have their profile on the high- ing to other people. that I have later gone back est privacy and are careful In the past, people have and deleted from my social

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The Falcon’s baseball team win the MAC championship despite early season struggles

By Dan Kotnik pulled off the walk-off win, securing Toledo handled Buffalo in the next “Once we jumped out to the lead, ball powerhouses Miami, Oklahoma Sports Reporter their spot for the MAC tournament. game, meaning the Falcons needed the rest of the game just flew by,” State and their first game match-up, “It all really started on Saturday to beat their closest rival once out of catcher T.J. Losby said. “It was actu- 15th ranked Louisville. Just a little over a two weeks ago, the against Buffalo when we were two a double header to advance to the ally pretty relaxing and comfortable “We were extremely excited going Falcons’ Baseball team was only two out away from not even making the MAC championship. In game one, just like a normal game.” to the regionals there in Louisville,” outs away from their season being tournament,” Bruns said. “After that the Falcons took an early one run The real outstanding perfor- Schmitz said. “We knew we were over. After a walk off win and a deep victory, it was like a different team. lead but Toledo came back to win 5-2. mance came from Bruns allow- going up against some of the best run into the MAC tournament, they On the field, off the field and in the The Falcons, facing elimination ing only three hits and no runs. college baseball teams. I told them can now call themselves 2013 MAC locker room, we just had some new from the tournament, turned right His championship outing, plus they put their uniforms on the same champions and have earned them- life in us.” around for game two that same another win and save during the way we do.” selves a bid to the NCAA Tournament, The Falcons started their tourna- afternoon. tournament, also earned Bruns The Falcons took an early lead a place no Falcon squad has seen ment run against the 3rd ranked “We came here to win one game MAC tournament Most Valuable with a first inning home run from since 1999. Northern Illinois Huskies. The team because that’s all it took to get to the Player honors. junior Jeremy Shay. However, with “I think these past couple games fell behind quickly 4-0 in the first championship game and that’s what “Nick hit his spots and really had a two-run third inning and a four- we did a lot of growing up as a team,” four innings. we wanted,” Schmitz said. Ball State off balance throughout run fifth inning, the Falcons were senior pitcher Nick Bruns said. “At “I pulled them in after that fourth It was a close game throughout. the whole game,” Losby said . “I’m no match for the Cardinals as they the beginning of the season we inning and asked them what the Yet, it only took an RBI sacrifice fly extremely happy that Nick got the pulled away for an 8-3 win. started out a little shaky on defense score was in that last game against from Lancaster to give the Falcons ball and was given the chance to The loss meant the team would but we continued to get better as the Buffalo at this point, and they the win and with it their first trip give us that performance in what be forced into an elimination season progressed.” said 4-0,” said head coach Danny to the MAC championship game in could have been his last game of his game against the Oklahoma State The Falcons last regular sea- Schmitz. “I told them, exactly.” 14 years. great career.” Cowboys. The Cowboys put the son game against the University The next opponent would look The next day in the champion- With their MAC title came an Falcons behind early and didn’t look at Buffalo, they found themselves familiar to the team as they matched ship game against the Ball State automatic qualification for the back as the Falcons lost 7-3, ending going into the 9th inning down 4-3. up against Toledo. The Falcons Cardinals, the Falcons didn’t want NCAA tournament, only their fourth their season. However, with the help of Bruns’ knocked off the Rockets 4-3, with any doubt left. in school history. The Falcons got no “The guys played very hard. I’m pitching and two RBIs [runs bat- the possibility of having to play them Falcon hitters got seven runs out of favors from the selection commit- very proud of them,” Schmitz said. ted in] from senior Matt Pitzulo and again due to the double elimination 13 hits as BG topped Ball State 7-0 to tee as they were put into a regional “I think they did the program and junior Patrick Lancaster, the Falcons style of the tournament. win their third MAC title. group with traditional college base- tradition proud.”

PHOTO PROVIDED FALCONS BASEBALL team celebrates their win over Ball State for the MAC Championship this past sunday. Baseball team earns respect with recent wins Falcon baseball a true “underdog story,” a rough season start changed for the best

By Brian Klueter won the MAC Tournament cham- student might find it difficult to Columnist pionship, The Matrix, and Star learn about the baseball team’s Wars: Episode I: The Phantom success. The MAC and NCAA Although baseball isn’t as popu- Menace were new movies and the Tournaments take place after lar among collegiate sports at the top song was “Livin’ La Vida Loca” most schools have let out for the University compared to football, by Ricky Martin. summer, so it could be easy to basketball, and hockey, the respect This alone is a great underdog forget that the team plays on past that the team has earned this sea- story, but was not the end to their exam week. son should not be overlooked. season. The Falcons qualified, Hopefully this MAC champi- The Falcon’s baseball team has with their MAC tournament vic- onship and NCAA Tournament a lot to be proud of this season. tory, for the NCAA Tournament, success will bring a stronger Head Coach Danny Schmitz both being placed in a double elimi- popularity to baseball at the achieved and surpassed the 600 nation bracket in Louisville, University. With an epic end to win mark in his 23rd year. After Kentucky with major programs the season, the Falcons have qualifying for the MAC Baseball such as Louisville, Miami (Fl.), made their name in the histo- Tournament, the Falcons beat and Oklahoma State. While the ry books, even with an ending Northern Illinois, Toledo, and Falcons put up a valiant effort, record of 24-31. Ball State to secure their cham- they lost first to Louisville 8 to 3, After March Madness died pionship, with pitcher Nick Bruns and ended their season with a 7 down, some people either wanted winning the tournament MVP to 3 loss to Oklahoma State. or felt the need to take a break award. They even had to beat For a team that was struggling from following competitive sports. arch rival Toledo twice in order to make the MAC Tournament to Somehow, the baseball team to get to the championship game. begin with, this is quite a good way seems to get lost in the shuffle. As underdogs, they were able to to end the season. Even though the level of popularity surprise even the most loyal of With most students gone for the is lower, the level of respect should fans in bringing home their third summer, the awareness of their be just as high as the University’s MAC Tournament championship, championship run could be less- other sports programs. It’s not the most recent being 14 years ened. With the exception of the every day that a sports team wins PHOTO PROVIDED ago in 1999. University’s Athletics website, and some sort of championship, so let BASEBALL TEAM celebrating their MAC title win. The last time that the Falcons the continuous campus updates, it be celebrated and remembered. THE PULSE Wednesday, June 5, 2013 6 on-set in the City Of Sin

University senior earns class credit while interning for tv show ‘Pawn Stars’

By Amber Petkosek Social Media Editor

Working on the set of a popular television show is just a dream for some students, but for senior telecommunications major Morgan Ward, it’s what she gets to do every day. Ward is currently working on the set of Pawn Stars as an intern, and has previously worked on the set of “Hillbillies for Hire,” and Lifetime’s show “One Born Every Minute.”

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MEDIA REVIEWS Historic style films feature modern elements “AFTER EARTH” Film directors give viewers a new experience with popular music Movie | Grade: C+ By Tyler Wicker tions they want to convey While directors such as Castillo said that Alex Cox, Pulse Reporter in a particular moment in Quentin Tarantino and Baz director of the post-modern By Brian Klueter dangers, creating tension a film,” Baron said. “So, Luhrmann have helped film “Walker” (1987) about Pulse Critic and conflict that connect Some of the newer films while it might seem strange popularize this technique 19th century American and hold the attention of the that take place long ago in to use contemporary music recently, the use of contem- mercenary leader and for- The new science fiction audience. Giant eagles, poi- history are being modern- for stories set in another porary music in historical- mer president of Nicaragua film directed by M. Night sonous leeches and climb- ized with today’s popular time, musical choices, like ly based films is not a new William Walker, went even Shyamalan “After Earth,” ing a volcano are only a few music. all the elements in a film’s innovation, Baron said. further with this music tech- starring Will Smith and of the immediate dangers Films such as “Django sound design, are designed “Music has been an inter- nique by not only adding his son Jaden Smith, was that he faces on his quest to Unchained” and “The to reach audiences in a sub- esting part of Hollywood contemporary music to the released in theaters this past retrieve the beacon. Raige and Great Gatsby” have earned liminal way.” cinema from the silent era film based in the 1800s, but Friday, May 31. Kitai bond over the journey, hundreds of millions of Thomas Castillo, assistant forward,” Baron said. “For also contemporary props The film takes place creating a stronger connection dollars at the box office in professor in the department example, during the stu- and a helicopter. more than 1000 years in the between the two characters. the past year. Both films of Film, said that using con- dio era, Hollywood moguls Baron said some may future, with humans having This is Shyamalan’s first are based in past times, temporary music in films set employed many classical question a director’s deci- colonized a new planet. Will directed film since the 2010 and similarly, both films’ in historical times has many music composers. Some of sion to include modern Smith plays Cypher Raige, a disappointment, “The Last directors decided to use advantages for directors. this music was grounded in music in films with his- war hero on his last mission Airbender.” While it is beauti- contemporary music in “It allows a director to nineteenth-century tradi- torical settings. before retiring who brings ful on a visual scale and has their respective films. put his or her own stamp tions, while other scores were “Those who object to along his son Kitai in order to a plot driven storyline, there Cynthia Baron, associate on the material,” Castillo quite avant-garde.” this technique overlook strengthen their relationship. are still many flaws. The real- professor in the department said. “It allows for a more Baron said that in the use the fact that movie music On the way to their destina- istic and technical aspects of Theatre and Film, said active marketing cam- of popular music in films is designed primarily to tion, they encounter damage are questionable in both their it may be unexpected to paign to build buzz and became noticeable in the create emotions and con- from an asteroid field, caus- scientific accuracy and ability hear a hip-hop song played reach out to target audi- 1950s and 60s. tribute to the larger movie ing their ship to crash-land to be believed, ranging from in a film about slavery, and ences, and it has the poten- “Filmmakers tried to reach experience as a whole,” on a foreign planet, which is noise in space to a growth in it’s all part of the director’s tial to add more relevance youth audiences by opting Baron said. later revealed to be Earth. plant life with low oxygen. attempt to communicate for contemporary audienc- out of orchestrated scores Senior Sean McGavin Since Raige is injured, Kitai With Shyamalan’s signature with the audience. es who are not immediate- and choosing instead record- said that he usually doesn’t must make the journey alone being a plot twist, perhaps the “Directors use music to ly familiar with historical ings of contemporary rock to retrieve a beacon device real twist is that there isn’t seamlessly create the emo- settings and situations.” and roll,” she said. See TIMELESS | Page 7 that crashed 100 kilometers one. Whether it was the fear away, in order to bring res- of another unsuccessful film cue. The environment does or the lack of a possible twist not make it easy for him. that would work for the story’s Raige reveals to Kitai that end, audience members who Earth evolved to repel human expect a surprise ending may beings through many means, be disappointed. with things such as aggressive While definitely not the best species of animals, less oxygen Smith or Shyamalan film ever in the air, a dangerous freeze made, the visual and techno- that happens every night and logical intrigue, on top of the many others. As Kitai moves father-son story and dramat- throughout his journey, he ic action make it an enter- encounters many of these taining film for audiences. PHOTO PROVIDED PHOTO PROVIDED WWW.BGNEWS.COM FROM PULSE Wednesday, June 5, 2013 7 Music helps bring back memories single time I hear Beyonce’s, “Irreplaceable” I am instantly reminded of sitting on the bus GEOFF BURNS PULSE EDITOR with my best friend Ryan going to school. I think it’s because it played each morning on that bus for the entire school year. It gives me the funny memo- When I think about music, or a ry of sprinting to the bus stop specific favorite album of mine, motioning our arms right as hidden memories spark like it’s about to leave as the other fireworks. passengers laugh because Ryan Memories that I wouldn’t always overslept. remember unless that certain Every time I hear Gwen song is playing. There are cer- Stefani’s, “Hollaback Girl” I am tain albums that take me way reminded of how my friend’s back when and certain songs older brother would crank his PHOTO PROVIDED that remind me of a season. For volume up as loud as possible SENIOR MORGAN Ward stands next to the producer of Pawn Stars’ off the set of the History Channel television show. example, New Found Glory’s in his car and all of us scream- “Sticks and Stones” instantly ing at the top of our lungs has worked on, she has done need to learn,” she said. makes me feel like it’s summer “B-A-N-A-N-A-S” on the way to PAWN a variety of different jobs. Kathy Ward, Morgan’s moth- and Motion City Soundtrack’s our Cross Country practice in From Page 6 When she works on the set of er is extremely supportive of “Commit This To Memory” eighth grade. “Pawn Stars” she does many Morgan’s career choice. make me feel like it’s the middle And who doesn’t think of the different tasks. “She started doing stuff with of winter. There are songs on movie “Mean Girls” each time She found an interest in tele- “I sign away extras, I sign her [high school] news team, that album that make me think, they hear Kelis’ “Milkshake” on vision production when she was away release forms, I make sure she was the news anchor,” ‘Maybe I should wear a jacket the radio or on a mix and can’t 15-years-old and she was cast everything is stocked, I have to Kathy said. today,’ when it’s 97 degrees out. help but smile to yourself. on the MTV show “MADE.” talk to the sellers, I have to talk Kathy can see her daughter But what’s stronger are the These songs might not be “I was made into a cheer- to the experts, I charge batter- continuing in the television memories I can remember and my favorite genre, but they’re leader,” she said. “It is genu- ies, I charge walkies [walkie- field, but possibly working in a feel every time I listen to my what keep me from losing my inely what I wanted to do, and talkies]; I literally do all the different aspect of it. seventh grade love Angels and youth. I can honestly say that to not be so shy.” grunt work, if you need me to “Eventually she made end up Airwaves’ “We Don’t Need To if it weren’t for some of the During the filming of the epi- set up a light I’ll set up the doing more history-like stuff,” Whisper.” Every single song albums and songs that had an sode, the director stayed with light,” Ward said. she said. “She is a history buff sparks memories of my junior impact in some way during my her family. Ward loves the things she especially about the civil war.” high school life. I can remember life, I would forget all of the “My parents felt bad that he does during her internship, but Zach Porach, Ward’s boy- what it was like going through great times I had with my best was living in a hotel room, and she especially likes the variety friend thinks her working on a divorce, making permanent friends. I would forget how it had him stay in the basement,” she sees every day. “Pawn Stars” shows her dedica- friends and feeling like I could felt going through a divorce as Ward said. “It was easier for “I have the same job everyday tion for what she does. face the world on my own, and a child in order to reflect and him because he was filming me where I shoot video and talk to “She’s extremely passionate only my own. grow from it. I would forget how 18 hours out of the day,” Ward people and make a show, but at especially which can be seen For some reason, every to be myself. said. “My mom would give him the same time I have something in the fact that she pretty much a good meal, and we became new walk in my door every sin- dropped her whole life to go pretty close. He honestly is like gle day,” she said. “I don’t know and work on this internship, my older brother.” what I’m going to do tomorrow and how she’s just thrown her- After Morgan’s episode of and that’s awesome.” self into it,” he said. MEDIA “MADE” she began to show an Internships are extremely Porach hopes that through interest in the field. important, especially for stu- all these internships Ward does REVIEWS Keeping in touch with her dents planning to go into the she will be able to continue in director from “MADE” ended entertainment or media fields, the field. “TEEN WOLF” up benefitting her when he Ward said. “I hope it helps her break became the producer of “Pawn “I learned everything I ever through into the TV world and Stars.” wanted to learn from working it gets her a job,” he said. Season Three | Grade: C “I’m very lucky that I got in the field, -- You think you Even though it can be diffi- it,” she said. “My producer know all the stuff about cam- cult for Ward and Porach to be By Amber Petkosek wouldn’t have put me on it if he eras and stuff, and you do know far apart, he continues to sup- with the full moon without killing Social Media Editor thought I would suck, and I’m the camera side of the produc- port her. people “and stuff,” and he left for not treated any different. I still tion, but you don’t know how to “I definitely support her,” London. A bad joke was thrown in get yelled at.” work with the talent and there Porach said. “This is what she With all of the hype around the to reference the 1981 movie “An On the different sets Ward are just certain aspects you wants to do and I’m about it.” newest season of “Teen Wolf,” I American Werewolf in London.” was extremely excited for the pre- A second character, Erica Reyes, miere to say the least. The day- played by Gage Golightly has also long marathon of season two con- left the show. After being cap- TRYING TO FIND SOMETHING TO DO tinued to build the excitement. tured, and on the run at the end Within the first five minutes of of the second season, it was stated the show starting, I found myself by executive producer Jeff Davis DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS? very disappointed. The premiere that Erica was alive at the end of left much to be desired. They tried season, and they currently have to shove so much into the one her as “missing” on the show. hour time slot that the plot didn’t There is a large amount of The Bowling Green community fireworks will be held at the develop. Everything that was said new characters on the show and University’s intramural fields on July 3 at 10 p.m. in this episode was stated in the it really became confusing as to season two finale episode. who is who because only one of With all of the new things the several new alpha wolves have cast has improved on you would been formally introduced. think they would have the show One thing I have noticed a lot 66th annual International Jugglers Festival July 15-21 at the University well produced. Wrong. The CGI in with “Teen Wolf” is the fact that the show is awful. It resembles the there are shirtless people for no CGI of an extremely low budget reason. At the very beginning of movie, or “Twilight.” the new episode, the two new The effects in past seasons were twin alpha wolves took off their much better, and I don’t under- shirts to morph into one giant stand how they can improve on wolf. If they had to take off clothes Warped Tour July 18 at Cleveland, Ohio at the Blossom wardrobe and set but have the to morph they should have taken Music Center actual effects get worse. off their pants too, lets be realis- I was interested to see how tic. Unless those are magic pants, they were going to explain a large they won’t morph into one pair. amount of their cast who played The longer the show goes on, major roles leaving the show. the more it seems to be turning Colton Haynes, who played into “Twilight.” If they continue to Jackson Whittemore, was a focal kill their main villain at the end of The Color Run will be taking place in Columbus, Ohio on July 20 point of last season. They ended each season they will begin to run season two with him finally out of plots for the show. becoming a werewolf only for With the awful CGI, confus- him to leave the show. They had ing amounts of new cast mem- to have him make an exit with- bers and the promise of at least out Colton ever appearing on one of my favorite characters Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio the show. dying this season, I can’t see They pulled a poorly executed myself watching the show for exit. Apparently he was taught much longer unless the next few how to be a werewolf and deal episodes get better. TIMELESS From Page 6 have a problem with hear- VISIT US ONLINE AT: ing modern music in films like “Django” and “Gatsby.” “It can work if used properly,” said McGavin. “If improperly used, it can be distracting, but it WWW.BGNEWS.COM all depends on what is happen- ing in the scene.”

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PHOTO PROVIDED 36 Cavity filler's org. 49 Camaro __-Z 37 Paid for everyone, 53 Greek fable writer as the tab 55 Miles away Shumaker said. “There is no doubt in my 56 Garnish for a mind that someone knows exactly what Moscow Mule STOLEN ART 58 Arrests 1 President of Syria 38 Solo performance they took, the tools were very specific.” 61 That, in Spanish From Page 1 6 Foreigner, to a Polynesian 42 Reference ending 62 Bug-eyed TV dog The door to the Fine Arts center has 11 Many SSI recipients 44 Grammar school sequence 63 Peculiar former student, Mark Borsz, who had a lock that only students enrolled in 14 Rich kid in "Nancy" comics 45 Tried to collect unemployment 15 K.T. of country benefits, say passed away in February, made for her, classes have access to. The items were 16 Bounce 50 UPS delivery said Whitenburg. stolen from the sculpture room in the 17 Hit a ball caught by 51 Polluted Asian sea “It is very strange that the piece Mark Fine Arts Center, sometime between May Ted Williams, say 52 "The Galloping Gourmet" 19 Future flounders 53 "... baked in __" Blew the glass for was left,” Whitenburg 1 through May 4. The items stolen were 20 Motorola smartphone 54 Garage event said. “It is very light and was packaged not secured in student lockers. 21 On the line 57 Bank holding 23 Bar order in a very 59 Short life story? sitting with everything else. It makes Whitenburg said she feels there is now small glass 60 Longtime Cuban leader it seem like someone we know did it, a breech in the trust system the art com- 25 Potter's oven 64 Barcelona bear and they just didn’t have the nerve to munity once had. 27 Seat of Garfield County, 65 Get a chuckle out of Oklahoma 66 Showed dissatisfaction, take the piece that a great person in our “The art building used to be a commu- 28 "Mazel __!" fan-style community who passed away helped nity,” Whitenburg said. “All of this theft 29 Outdoor sport with sticks 67 Itch 32 Rock or horse follower 68 Move to new soil make.” makes it feel like just another building 34 Firewood wood 69 Run through 57-Across The investigating officer, Lieutenant on campus.” 35 Bug on the phone John Shumaker is currently pursuing Wood County Crimestoppers is offer- a few leads. Shumaker said he believes ing a $1,000 cash reward for any informa- that the perpetrator was familiar with tion leading to the arrest of the respon- the general floor plan of the building and sible parties. TKE that all of the countless hours working and had knowledge of the value of the items Tips can be reported 24 hours a day at From Page 1 time has paid off.” stolen. 1-800-54-CRIME, or to the BGSU Police Senior Seth Cain has been a member of “Someone had to see something; there at 419-372-2346. Callers can remain the same time you create a culture where the fraternity for a few years and said the was way too much stuff to handle,” anonymous. you encourage people to get better.” chapter went through some hardships to get Four members of the chapter will trav- to where it is now and things haven’t been so el to Washington D.C. in August to accept easy to be the top in the nation. the award at Conclave, where TKE’s from “It’s nice to see that hard work and deter- around the world get together for three days mination has earned us some recognition,” www.Facebook to build friendships and vote on regulations Cain said. “Our chapter still has a lot of and changes. accomplishments to achieve and I think we .com/BGViews Zachrich said it’s an honor being able to will do well to achieve them.” accept the award and recognition in front Zachrich said just because the chapter has of all of the chapters in the nation because it this type of recognition doesn’t mean the just proves how much time and effort went fraternity brothers aren’t going to be striving ````````` into everything that it took to get there. to do better things. He said they are going “It’s not just a win for us but for the college to set higher goals and will work hard to IVYWOOD APTS. Visit too to have a Greek chapter that is the top of achieve them. all of its Greek organizations,” Zachrich said. “We just have to go above and beyond,” Studios & 1 Bdrm us “The honor of being able to call yourself the Zachrich said. “Now that we’re here we just available in top TKE chapter in the nation goes to show have to raise up our game.” JUNE! at ` Near BGSU ` Private patio/entrance ` Extra storage ` Pets welcome www. ` Short-term leases available

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