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Vaccine Concert gives hope Former football star raises to Type 1 money for diabetics women By Dan Myers RCPOKUB redefines masculinity By Sarah Cox GUIS! RiPOmn Soon, treatments such as insulin needles will be a tiling of By Carrie Whitaker anything like this before," "Gimme Shelter II," a the past for those prone to Type EOIIOB-IN-CHIEF Marx said. "What he had benefit concert with funds 1 diabetes. Thirty years ago, loe come to learn is all the prob- donated to operate a It's thanks to a new vaccine Ehrmann was a professional lems, the typical inner-city ills women's shelter in Bowling being developed by British sci- football player and captain of ... were subsets of the biggest Green, will be presented at entists at the University of Bristol the Baltimore Colts. He was crisis in America, the crisis of Howard's Club II this Saturday and King's College in bnidon. known for giving nicknames masculinity." beginning at 3 p.m. It is hoped that the vaccine, to his fellow players, but one Ehrmann will speak on the Cocoon Shelter is a when given to infants, will nickname did not belong to subject tonight at 8 p.m in non-profit organization that prevent their bodies from a player. It belonged to the the Union Ballroom. It is free aims to provide a safe space destroying their own team's 11-year-old ball boy. and open to the public. for women in Bowling Green insulin-producing cells in the He was nicknamed Brillo, Since his retirement from and surrounding areas pancreas, called "islets." because he had a huge head professional football in 1985. Local talent and the In Type 1 diabetes, white of hair. Ehrmann is the founder of an community will come togeth- Wood cells in the body attack Now, some 30 years later, inner-city community center er at the event to raise money the islets, reducing their abiliiy Brillo is grown up and, in a called The Door, created the for Cocoon Shelter's operat- to create insulin — a chemical twist of fate, the two are again Ronald McDonald chapter ing costs. Bands like Potato that regulates the transfer of working side-by-side, speak- in Baltimore and launched Babies, Hubbcap and Midget sugar from the blood stream to ing to groups on a subject a racial-reconciliation proj- Finger will play at the venue. the body's cells they feel passionate about. ect called Mission Baltimore Poetry readings and Without this insulin, sugar Jeffrey Marx, who hasn't as well as a program called other commentaries on builds up in the blood stream been called Brillo for years, Building Men for Others. domestic violence will take and can cause damage to became a Pulitzer Prize- "As I began working with place throughout the night, the heart, blood vessels, eyes winning journalist and loe, I was working on a including remarks by Mary and kidneys, according to the happened to get reconnected simple premise; I had learned Krueger, director of the BGSU National Diabetes Information with Ehrmann when he was so much from loe as a child I Women's Center, at 6:30 p.m. Clearinghouse. working on a story about felt there was more to learn "Around one in four women Diabetes UK. an organiza- former Colts players. from him as an adult," Marx experience domestic violence tion that campaigns and raises What he found surprised said, "This was the only book in their lifetime," Krueger said. money for diabetes research, is him—Ehrmann had become out of the four books I have A junior majoring in sociology funding the vaccine effort a minister and started a num- written that I did not set out at the University took on orga- "A hundred years ago, Type 1 ber of community service to do." nizing the second "Gimme diabetes was a death sentence," projects in Baltimore. The book, "Season of Life," Shelter" benefit show as part said Georgina Slack, head of All the projects centered hopes to spread Ehrmann's of an independent study. on Ehrmann's belief that message to a larger audience, "Whether or not domestic research at Diabetes UK, in a violence is happening to you. press release. "We've come a America does not success- Marx said. fully teach boys to be men. "I realized this guy has it is still going on around you," "1 had never heard DIABETES, PAGE 2 MASCULINITY, PAGE 2 WOMEN, PAGE 2 Expo informs college students about file sharing By Joel Currier Washington University, bringing download songs If I really like ed music and movies — called including Washington University ogy companies to pursue legal nut CAMPUS together representatives from something, I'll just buy the "ripping" or "burning" — online. and the University of Missouri at alternatives to Internet piracy. Universities are finding entertainment and technol- CD," said Scon Abrahams, 19, Some said they would be more Columbia, are doing. They seek Technology has changed the themselves trapped at the ogy with seven companies that of Northbrook, 111., a sopho- willing to pay if their schools to weed out illegal sharing by entertainment business model center of a bitter battle over market "peer-to-peer" file- more who estimated that he has made it cheap and convenient. arranging deals with a bevy of by forcing it to cater to changing bandwidth—caughtbetweenthe sharing networks to colleges. collected thousands of digital "If |the university] were to new digital wholesalers licensed consumer demands for digital entertainment industry's cru- The goal of the vendor fair and music files on his computer — a sponsor something, I think to provide libraries of,digital music, said Mark R McKenna, a sade to end copyright piracy and panel discussion Thursday night play list long enough to run for it would make it more of an music and movies to colleges. St Louis University law profes- tech-savvy students' casual was to educate students about two weeks nonstop. approachable option for us," Recording and film industry sor representing the Electronic sharing of songs and movies. legal alternatives to trading Students said the perception said Jeffrey Dorr, 21, A senior pre- representatives at last Thursday's Frontier Foundation, a San The competing interests copyrighted materials. is that there's little risk of getting medical student from Miami. event said they embrace inno- converged at a Digital Expo at "I don't want to pay to caught downloading copyright- That's what some schools, vation and encourage technol- FILE SHARING, PAGE 2

SILENT SOLDARITY Class offers etiquette advice for students By Fred Tasker Winick explains the K*l CAMPUS importance of learning some Teacher poses problem: You're couth: "The minute you leave at an office party and the boss the university, you'll be out in a walks in. You know you need to competitive world. We're going shake hands, but your hand is to show you how to outclass the wet from holding an icy drink. competition." What do you do? Turning to the essential art Student Adam Gorman, of handshakes, Winick calls grinning, reaches over and Wenger to the front of the class pretends to wipe his hand on the for a demonstration. She grasps shirt of fellow student Edward his hand and says, "In the Wenger. Teacher's first mistake, Middle East it's customary for it seems, was searing these men to hug, even to kiss each two together. They're football other on both cheeks." players, part of a classroom Wenger looks around in full of Florida International panic. University athletes taking a Moving on to how to coursetitled "Business Etiquette make small talk at business and Dining Protocol." networking events. Winick says: "No, Adam, that's not what "You can talk about school, you do," sighs Pauline Winick, where you're from, the weather, teacher and co-owner of The your job. But you never just say Protocol Centre, based in Coral Hi." "She looks around: "What Gables, brought in to smooth else might you say?" MMMMMMUM out the pending graduates' Gorman suggests: "How SILENCE IN UNISON: Members of Women's Studies 400, "Theories of Othered Bodies," and other supporters gathered yesterday edges for life in the world of about sup?" in front of the Union for a silent protest against rape, sexual assault and domestic violence. This event was one of many this week business. T can see you guys designed to raise awareness, and to promote tomorrow's "Take Back the Night," which will begin at 7 p.m. in front of Saddlemire. are going to be trouble." ETIQUETTE, PAGE 11

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FOR All MNEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Thursday. Apul 14.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Testing needed Supporters donate to shelter Marx becomes model for new vaccine WOMEN, FROM PAGE 1 anyone 18 and over. Tickets "The amount of donations DIABETES, FROM PAGE 1 cost $5 and wfll be sold through that have poured in over the Cassandra MtCastle, director last six months really affirms in leadership role of "Gimme Shelter II," said. Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in king way in terms of managing the the Union. Tickets may also be for us how much the commu- MASCULINITY. FROM PAGE 1 SPEAKER INFO condition. Now we're seeing new "So whether it be direct or nity recognizes the need for a indirect, everyone is affected purchased at the door. Impacted the state ol Maryland approaches in research emerge, The first "Gimme Shelter" shelter," Krueger said. "Many WHO: loe Ehrmann, former NFL by its violence." so much he Is basicallj .1 state which arc improving the chances took place in November of of the donors are formeriy player for Baltimore Coifs of providing a cure." There will also be raffles at battered women who have park.' Marx said. "So i thought, the event for prizes, includ- 2003, The event focused on "If this guy is a state park, I need Scientists included a protein raising funds to build a shelter, called to say, T want to help WHEN: 8 p.m. molecule in the vaccine that ing an iPod. Art information because I remember what it ID change him to a national table will display various according to MtCastle. treasure."* forms a protective barrier around Since then, an anonymous' was like to be in that situation WHERE: The Student Union the Ixxly's islet cells against white opportunities and advocacy and not have somewhere to Since the i><»ik became .i New programs with the Women's supporter granted use of a 'mik rimes Best Seller, ii has Ballroom. Room 202 blood cells. building that can house 12 go. I don't want anyone else to testing done on mice and Center and Cocoon Shelter. have to go through that situa- certainly impacted a larger audi- Several silent witnesses, women and their children. ence Bowling Green's own Gregg SPONSOR: Athletic Department. human blond samples have met Campus events like Vagina tion.' It's amazing, the number Counseling Center and with success, and live human life-size cut-outs of Northwest of folks who've been there." Brandon got hold "1 it two years Ohio females who have died Monologues and other fund- ago and the Falcon football team Residence Life patients will be tested with small raisers have donated funds to The shelter plans to open doses of the vaccine this spring from domestic violence, will sometime this spring. is currently reading die book. also be displayed. Each cut-out help the shelter implement i read ii and it is powerful however, scientists believe it will For more information on contains a description of the proper security measures how to contribute, contact stuff," Brandon said "Really not be widely available until 2015. and with oilier opening costs, (ounseling (enter. Krauthetan "They have to fine-tune it," victim's life and death. Krueger at 419-372-8034. .when someone dies all thai The show is open to Krueger said. m,HI.Ms is youi relationships... said he sees men "n campus explained Dr. Tcresita T. Domini, it \mi were CUT involved with who have these problems. who woiks for the University's anything hii^cr than yourself." In the lasi year krautheim health center. "It's the same thing rhese air sonic ol the said a topic he and stall with dnigs. they really need to values Ehrmann advocates, members from the Office of do studies ... to find out how which dispel what he calls false Siiideni \ltairs have discussed effective it is, adverse teactions - masculinity how men have are ilie number of violent acts that's always a problem," she said. File sharing challenges colleges made by men on this campus. "A breakthrough for'lype 1 would been mid to judge themselves was shut down in Ifebruary on athletic ability, sexual eon I le is also concerned with the be really great, because if you can FILE SHARINE, FROM PAGE 1 Those decisions relied on quest and economic suceess. dec leased numheiol men apply- give something to somebody to a 1984 Supreme Court ruling last year. That spurred an over- Instead, Ehrmann focuses on ing for leadei ship positions. prevent them from liaving the dis- Francisco digital rights group. in the case of Sony Corp. v. night protest and a spontane- loving others, while learning to "U'csaid. Whaiisgoingniuvith ease, that would be a great medical As a result, universities face Universal City Studios — the ous early morning rock concert our male students?" Krautheim breakthrough," Domini said. the challenge of balancing "Betamax case"— in which outside a campus residence he loved anil li.n Inga cause that hall. Since then, students have serves others. said. Iocs ideas spoke so clearly While the vaccine is intended academic freedom against a the court rejected the studios' to me in die wink I was doing at for young children, in the same duty to police digital piracy on attempt to block the sale of the turned to a slew of other file- "Ultimately in the end, it won't sharing programs on cam- mallei hovi fat yon can throw a the! ounseling ("enter." line of thinking as inoculations campus, explained Rebecca home video player/recorder. Problems like violence and against chicken pox and the Brown.WashingtonUniversity's "In the dorms, you've got pus, said Margaret Bauer, 21, football or how much you can a junior from llorissant and bench press," Brandon said. "Joe drug abuse fall back on the measles, it may lx' able to help older associate general counsel. kids who love music, kids who pressure we put on men to be children and adults diagnosed with Several large institutions, understand technology on a editor in chief of Student 1 jfe, points nut that in die end, it is the student newspaper. aboul what kind ol relationships independent and never ad dinltctcsasweU. such as the University of regular basis and kids who have vulnerable, Krautheim said. In a press release, Diabetes UK North Carolina at Chapel Hill, access to high bandwidth," Unless students can get you establish how HOCKI of a music cheaply and conve- brother, father or husband you I his can keep men from talking said it will perform human tests on Pennsylvania State University, said Jonathan Whitehead, 37, newty-diagnosed patients as long Purdue University and the a Washington lawyer repre- niently, Bauer said, there's little have been." aboul their feelings and often incentive to pay because they makes diem feel isolated. as he or site has one out of five islet University of Maryland, recent- senting the Recording Industry From his own experience, ly partnered with file-sharing don't expect to get caught. Brandon said he could sec Marx said he hopes Iocs cells still working — which may Association of America. "It's mean the vaccine is effective for companies to provide students sort of like a perfect storm." "I feel like if it's easier to do how the cultural formula lor message will change people and it illegally, then they'll do it help men realize they do not diabetics with at least some islet legal access to digital media It is no coincidence, masculinity affects hoys as well On March 29. the U.S. that way," Bauer said. "It's just as young men. have to conform to the manly cells still active. Whitehead said, that the Ashley Williams, a sophomore Supreme Court heard argu- industry has seen a 22 percent another bill to pay each month "I can relate it to myself when I nature soderj has directed them ments in the closely—watched and that's a pain." was a young kid." Brandon said. toward. at the University and a Type 1 drop in record sales since the diabetic, is optimistic about the Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer Studios file-sharing program Napster The file-sharing programs "I always wanted !0 he die hesi Ehrmann and Marx speak Inc. v. Grokster Ud. case, a test vary slightly, but most charge ... I was always striving to heat to nearly UN) gioups each year, vaccines potential. hit the market in 1999. "No one wants to test their of whether copyright hold- Research suggests that monthly fees for unlimited someone and there is nothing from peewee lo professional ers can sue digital file-sharing access to millions of songs wrong with health) competi- football teams, men's groups, hkxxl sugar everyday," Williams fee-based digital download- Bald, "(iranted, it Idiabetes] has networks that allow people to ing is growing in popularity. A and movies from major tion, hut when ii gels channeled church gioups and universities freely download and distribute producers. Some schools into life issues, it can create "We have become a team, foe helped me make better choices survey released last month by concerning my health - the way I songs and movies. A ruling is the Pew Internet & American pass on the cost by problems," and I," Marx said. "[Working expected this summer. including subscriptions in their Brandon worked closel) with loc^ has been one of the eat, the way I exercise. But still, no Life Project said about 36 one wants to inject themselves." Technology companies fear million Americans — an fees. Washington University with \i,uk Krauthelm, the most meaningful and enjoyable that a ruling for the studios and Mizzou say they are associate director ol the experiences In my life." Williams said the vaccine could stifle innovations, such estimated 27 percent of would help her grandchildren, as all Internet users — have exploring both options. as digital television recorders downloaded music or video "It's so hard to go from not diabetes usually skips every other and music players. In the past, paying to paying," said Ben generation. , lower courts have said tech- files. The survey also showed Rapaport, 20, a Washington "Nothing can solve it |diabetes| nology companies cannot be that the percentage of Internet University sophomore from Want a New Car unless there's a cure," she said. held liable for how customers users who have paid to Scarsdale, N.Y., who has "IThe vaccinel wouldn't solve it, use their products, even if it's download music has increased (list help with prevention." collected about 8,000 songs on illegal. fry 4 percent since January. his computer. Aone-month survey released Illegal file sharing at Mizzou before you graduate? in February by the consumer spiraled "so out of control," research firm Ipsos-lnsight said Beth Chancellor, director Now's the best time to buy. It's Do or Dye said nearly half of American of telecommunications there. downloaders 12 years and She said campus piracy has older, or 24 million Americans, waned since April 2003, the College Graduate had paid to download music month that record and film So far, at least 45 colleges industries filed a combined 400 Incentives Available 'and universities have signed official copyright complaints Bull Creek Paintball Park deals with file-sharing compa- against Mizzou students. The A Division of R&B Games- An action packed adventure! nies. By subscribing, sntdents university plans to have a 30 Acre Paintball Park • Ten Playing Fields • Speed ball benefit from discounted rates commercial file-sharing service Scenario Games • Pknic Area • Private Group Outings & Parties and don't have to worry about in place by fall. Paintball Gun Rental, Sales & Repairs • Largest Paintball Selection in the area! breaking the law. Students at Northern Illinois Low Prltttl Schools save money on University, in DeKalb, III., have www.bullcreekp3tntbBll.com the cost of bandwidth — the tested a file-sharing service speed of data traveling over the from Ruckus Network since the Thayer Scion Thayer Toyota BUY 1 ADMISSION, CET1 ADMISSION FREE Internet — by storing digital fall, said Cindy Phillips, director FOR OPEN PLAY SUNDAY ONLY Exp.souos content on campus computer of customer support services. j servers. Schools also save time 1225 N.Main St. B.G.-(419)353-5751-www.ThayerBG.com Field & Store: 9703 Gmnsburg Pk., Portage 419.266.4799 Phillips said students enjoy otherwise spent investigating watching movies on their complaints from the record dorm-room computers but and film industries. will have little incentive to pay Companies represented at for digital music once the trial Thursday's fair were Ruckus period ends next month. Network, Cdigix, Movielink, The University of Illinois is The BG News is now Apple, Napster, Sonicswap and wailing to see which file-shar- Peer Impact. ing services survive legal and Washington University commercial tests before sub- accepting applications for students approached the scribing to one for the school's school's administration about 55,000 networked computers, finding legal downloading said Mike Corn, the university's Summer a Fall 2005 alternatives after a popular director of security services and Staffs campus file-sharing program information privacy. STUDENTTRAVEL •Reporters •We¥staff Summer Adventure Travel • Staff Editors • Copy Editors •Opinion Columnists > Photographers ♦ Graphic Designers • Applications are available in 210 er 204 West Hall. Down Under Gold Co««t to Ci STOP BY TODAY • Interview sign-ops and Interviews will TO HEAR ABOUT 11 days r™, $945' WE OTHER GREAT begin after April 10th. 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USG ELECTIONS ANNOUNCED TOMORROW www.oenews.com/campus The Undergraduate Student Government's newest members will be announced tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Union Oval. According to a USG representative, it is too early to tell the results of the first-ever online election; however, there was an impressive student voter turnout. CAMPUS Forensic television,cCSF failures exposed By Britney Lee "The number one reason, as I trucks, not Hummers," Cox said. and many other investigative is the biggest flaw, she said. •IP0ITEI on television. mentioned before at number 10, According to Cox, in a real techniques. Another misconception "It takes a lot more time," Cox As pan of the Women's Center is you cannot get DNA results in investigation there is a scientist Wood County BCI handles thai the show presents is that said, "and some crimes are more "Brown Bag lunch" series, Julie one hour," Cox said. "It can take for each part of analysis. The rape cases. Cox said, and her there is always a lot of evidence complicated than the ones you Cox, a forensic scientist with anywhere from four to six weeks show only represents one scien- position testing DNA is very available to solve the case. see on TV." the Ohio Bureau of Criminal to actually get DNA results." tist working all areas. In some important in this area. "Sometimes there is not any Cox graduated from the Identification and Investigation, Other reasons included the offices scientists cover more "I specialize in forensic physical evidence at all," Cox University in 1997 with a degree compared the "CSI" television show's misrepresentation of the than one area, "but not in ours," serology and DNA analysis," she said. in biology. She was hired by the show with the reality of true teamwork found in crime scene Cox said. said. "We can test body fluids, Because of shows like "CSI" BCI after spending a short time crime scene investigations. investigation by only showing The tools that are used on including semen, blood, saliva, misinforming their viewers, jury as a chemist, one of 13 fotensk In yesterday's presentation, one or two people doing all of "CSI" are similar, if not the same urine and feces." members in real-life now expect scientists chosen out of more Cox made her passion on the the analysis work. In addition, to the ones that Cox uses on a As the television season there to be a wealth of physical than 3,000 applicants. issue clear with a PowerPoint Hummer H2's were not the daily basis. continues, they have become evidence available, she said. lulilors Note: lor more on the slide show that included the top typical crime scene investiga- Her office handles many better at making things look Cox said that she enjoyed her Ohio Bureau of( riminai ID and 10 reasons that "CSI" made her tion vehicles. cases and has the technology accurate, but the amount of job, but wants people to know Investigations go to; bttp-Mwww. "We have Astro Vans and to do polygraphs, finger prints time it takes to solve the crimes that it isn't exactly what you sec ag state.oh.us/sections/bci/.

11 a.m. - 2 p.m. 3 - 4 p.m. APA Africa Week Celebrations Learning to Relax 7 p.m. - Midnight The BGSU African People's Evet find yourself worrying too CaribFest2005 by Caribbean Association presents a symposium much or feeling sapped ot energy? Student Association. The BGSU titled, "Understanding African Come kick your feet up and float Caribbean Association will be Themes and Perspectives" as your worries away. holding the second annual part of their week-long celebra- The Counseling Center is providing CaribFest in the Ice Arena Lounge tions. Come and gain a better a relaxation workshop designed to from 7:30 p.m. - 12 a.m. CaribFest understanding of African culture. help you learn new and fun ways is a celebration of Caribbean ^^^^^W The calendar of events is taken from ^BbkntHk^ai^Li^ ^^fc^^ For mote information, contact: to relax your mind and body, which culture and will highlight various [email protected] getalifp^^■■^^ http://ewnts.bgsii.edu/ can result in a better concentration aspects of the region. We will Union 308 and higher energy levels. For more be having authentic Caribbean All Day 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. inlormation, contact: 419-372- food, a live band, raffles and 11:30 a.m. -5 p.m. Contemporary African Art Exhibit, CaribFest Ticket Sales, sponsored Blood Drive Info Table, sponsored 2081 prizes. Tickets are $3 in advance GeoJourney Geology Field Program "Meeting Place" by the Caribbean Association by the BGSU Chapter of the Saddlemire 320 and $5 at the door (bursarable). Info, sponsored by the Geology Club "Meeting Place" is an exhibition ol American Red Cross All proceeds go to the Caribbean Union Lobby Union Lobby the work of Richard Razalindrakoto, Union Lobby 7 p.m. Hurricane Relief Fund (we must not painter, poet and installation artist International Careers Network forget just because the news has 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1 - 3 p.m. from the Madagascar Republic, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The International Careers Network Box City Into Table, sponsored by Pizza Party Fundraiser, Delta Sigma moved on). and the current Jane Labino Black was created to help BGSU Habitat for Humanity Victims' Advocate Table, sponsored Pi will be selling all-you-can-eat Ice Arena Lounge Artist-in-Residence in the School by USG students explore career options in Union Lobby pizza tickets ot Art, BGSU. The exhibition is free Union Lobby Union Lobby the international arena, whether in 7:30 p.m. and open to the public. It will run government, business, educational, Latino Student Union Movie 10 -11:30 a.m. April 11-23. This event is made 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. 2 - 4 p.m. travel or other sectors Our network sponsored by the Latino Student possible through the generous Tickets and T-shirt Sales, Ticket sales for "Gimme Shelter II." Basketball Tournament Sign- begins by sharing information Union sponsored by the Kenya 5K Benefit funding of Jane Labino-Black and Tickets are $5 a piece. ups, sponsored by SAAB (Student with one another and extends Union Theater Run organization with the support of the School of Union Lobby African American Brotherhood) through collaboration with other Union Lobby Art. For additional information, Union Lobby campus organizations, invited please contact Rebecca L Green 11 a.m.-4 p.m. speakers, the Career Center and 8 p.m. [email protected] 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Gimme Shelter II "Lock Out 3 - 4 p.m. academic departments including Graduate String Quartet Founders Keepers Food Court Shout Out Against Sexual Assault, Violence" Ticket Sales, sponsored Tickets and T-shirt Sales, spon- International Studies. For more Event is tree and open to the sponsored by the Coalition Against by the Organization for Women's sored by the Kenya 5K Benefit Run information, contact: Martina public. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sexual Offenses Issues organization. Hanulova. Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical 3-on-3 Tournament Sign-up. Union Lobby Union Lobby Union Lobby Shatzel 101 Ms Center sponsored by Real Life Union Lobby April Showers DAILY ADVISING TIP bring Before signing on to MyBGSUto register, visit the Schedule of Classes at http://webapps.bgsu.edu/classes/sBarch.php. and choose the 5-digit call numbers for each of your classes SUBWT Sponsored by Advising Network YOUK AP

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Trey Aubrey FiWanksta." In it. he chants that in college but it's also a necessity to sons. Saddam I '.usscin had For those concerned about simple, actually. No "real" thug order to be a gangster you need do so in a mature way. weapons of ma K dcstnic- the monetary costs of the pro- or gangster would have made it to pop something, referring to We made it to college and not tion and was directly linked to longed war, I would remind to the college level let alone have shooting someone. He then goes oneofusshould want to act Osama bin laden and the Sept. you that the estimated $80-100 the desire to want to go. There on to address the actual title of like or be a thug or gangster. We TOM LAWRENCE 11,2001, attacks. He was a threat, billion that we've spent on the is nothing thuggish or gangster the song, which refers to a fake should instead act like and be and so to protect ourselves, we JUNIOR, war is still less than the projected about you going to class or gangster. Last-time 1 checked, who it is we want to become. attacked first $500 billion cost over the next doing that paper that you have this song was about 50 Cent. And remember, while doing so: SPORTs MANAGEMENT Oh wait, that wasn't true cither, decade for a new Medicare plan procrastinated on for the past Artists say whatever they There aren't any real thugs or except the "us attacking" pan. "Take vitamins." coverage which will now include few days. please in songs, true or false, gangsters in college. It turns out he wasn't really "erectile dysfunction drugs" for But nowadays, there is a wide and then have people of all ages a threat. There was no link senior citizens If we really want acceptance of these two terms. It believing what they say, failing E-mail Jeremy with comments between Saddam and Sept. 11. to worry about balancing the has become cool to be a thug or to realize that these people thev [email protected]. And he didn't really have weap- ons of mass destruction either. budget, let's first stop supplying Oops. free Viagra to grandpa. All the But rather than admitting a same, $80 billion is a pretty good- mistake, we simply changed sized chunk of change. our cause. Now we're spread- Between the lost lives and GOP doesn't support our troops ing democracy, which appar- tiiat, the war has been very endy was the case all along. cosdy. And for what? It is easy to criticize the war in Iraq because upport our troops." SAM "The Republicans CHRIS ANDERSON Sometimes I get so confused. It's I see this slogan just a bit Orwellian to me. you can't see the results just yet ADAMS SENIOR, MIS Sure, they had an election, but everywhere, the spoke loudly against /Ml die same, this Tuesday yellow ribbons dotting cars "There are no such manned the two-year anni- that hardly guarantees a democ- Guest Columnist the $2 billion that is racy. Insurgencies still abound in the parking lot and on the things as germs." versary of the end of Saddam highways all over this nation. desperately needed Hussein's regime, an event which and well, lots of people out there don't really like us impos- It appears that millions of Tuesday the Republicans in . to provide care for President Bush has compared Americans have decided that to the tumbling of the Berlin ing our form of government on congress blocked an amend- them. So many of us jump on supporting our troops involves ment that would support our injured soldiers." Wall. Don't flatter yourself, Mr. attaching a magnet to their SUV President. There's still a long way the bandwagon and criticize the soldiers. The $2 billion amend- along party lines, 54 to 46, with I seriously wonder however left to go president ment would have provided fund- only one Republican voting for what any of these people have Only days after the upr

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Car magnets a waste of money There's one +hing T SUPPORT, FROM PAGE 4 So now I have a proposition One magnetic yellow ribbon pr\ng to all of you who proclaim that runs about S1.99. If everyone courage to stand up against his you support our troops. Take had just contributed that party. Tuesday's events have that yellow ribbon off of your towards our troops they would only added themselves to a SUV and throw it in the trash. be in a much better position. laundry list of failed measures Instead, call your senators and I )on't waste your money. to support our troops by the representatives and voice your Support our troops, but do Republicans. These include disgust over Congress's actions. it with actions — not with a under-armored 1 lumvees, lack You say you support the magnet. of proper body armor and poor troops. intelligence leading up to the Now is the time to put your B-mattSam with comments war. money where your mouth is. al [email protected].

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1' nst when you think you JOANNA ■ i onhead tattoos would have a top-notch memory, B0RNS eliminate those awkward intro- you commit the dreaded ductions, but the tattoos would cial faux pas: forgetting need to be equipped with someone's name, U-WIREColumnist braille for the vision Impaired "Hey, I remember you. You're Indiana Daily Student • We could drastically reduce 1 li'iiry. Harry? Hortence? Indiana University nasty gossip, It's hard to talk Shaniqua'Oh, your name i- about someone behind their Ted? I was close." be so great that www.babyzone. back if you can't use a name. When you forget a name, you coin provides a name wizard" •The social benefits spread ^M bring eternal shame to yourself, to our youth as well. (ihildreii that makes suggestions by and your family and, worst of statistically analyzing real bob] are merciless, and school can all, you look like a jerk. names in a database, then lie a rough place if your parents Remembering the names of creating new letter were high when they named all our acquaintances, friends, combinations." Some aclual you II'names wcieeliminated, siblings and significant others suggestions for a new baby girl elementary school children Imprisoning young criminals is taxing. Indiana University has are Xeleldor and Xarp. And for a would have (ewer reasons to about 38.000 students. That's a boy: Iflirkyn or llgrtoniyl. tease each other. lot of names, and that number The name wizard proves • Name loss would put the doesn't even include professors, names are ridiculous. Ifnaming surprise back in life. When wont build safe communities janitors or other people with a baby is so difficult that par- calling someone on the phone, In 1997, Congressman JASON federalizing youth crime, and names. ents must resort to randomly it would no longer be necessary Bill McCollum, then ZIEDENBERG targeting gang crime in this way We already have a lot of generated letter combinations, to say, "I lello. this is so and so." chairman of the House will not solve die real problems important tilings to remember. something is wrong. lust start talking. Figuring out Why clutter our minds with who it is can be a fun game for Subcommittee on Crime, said KRTalumnist that create social instability. Forehead tattoos might seem that the nation's young people Rather than dumping resources frivolous nomenclature? a little radical, but I'm not the person on the other end. were "the most dangerous Executive Director, According to the British Some argue that a name fllStkt Policy Institute into policies that have been suggesting bar codes for criminals on the face of the proven to harm youth and Psychological Society, mental government tracking. I just is crucial to one's personal Earth." communities, legislators should capacity decreases with age. want to be one step closer to a identity, but how do you think Citing hysterical predictions They were wrong about examine the impact of deterio- We're fighting a losing battle. I simpler Utopian society. 1 low Xarp feels? We will never find of a wave of crime from a "super-predators" then, and rating schools, reduced spend- say surrender now. Ijct's make can one word truly sum up a freedom until we relinquish the generation of "super-predators," the) are wrong about what ing on youth inventions and everything simpler and person as a whole? Names arc a shackles of names. Fliminating he led Republicans to the)- are calling "super-gangs" services, and expand employ- eliminate names altogether. feeble attempt by "the man'' to labels takes the strain off our introduce "The Violent and now. Research shows«young ment programs. As Father The first logical solution that put us into categories. waning memories and makes Repeat Youth Offender Act," people who are prosecuted as Gregory Boyle, the founder of comes to mind is assigning All we have to do is free everyone a little more equal. legislation designed to try, and adults are more likely to com- llomeboy Ministries, a ministry everyone a number. But 1 have ourselves from the oppression Besides putting a stop to that imprison more youth in the mit a greater number of crimes that serves gangs members in enough trouble remembering ol labels and mandate new, infernal name game song once adult criminal justice system. upon release than youth who last Ios Angeles, says,"Nothing my own student ID number, let more efficient labels with and for all, we can each he a Thankfully, those politically go to the juvenile justice system. stops a bullet like a job." alone everyone else's. So that pictorial symbols. nameless face in the crowd, just charged predictions of Unlike a stream of proven com- Rather than pass a highly idea is out. Ditching names has another number... number bo "super-predators" turned out to munity-based interventions punitive youth crime bill A May 2004 article from numerous benefits: Dumber, be super-wrong. In fact, crime that treat and meet young peo- that throws away the key to Nature magazine's Web site survey shows that adolescent ple's needs close to their homes many young people's tut inc. stated memory is linked closely and teen violence has fallen, and families, locking young Congress should prevent the to the senses. Visualizing our by more than 64 percent since people up in adult prisons actu- Bush administration from names would be easier on 1975, making violent crime the ally compromises public safety. pressing ahead with budgetary the brain. I suggest a tattooed symbol on everyone's forehead, Bex City 2005 lowest it has been in decades. While we know that trying plans to cut funding to prevent Legislators at the time had the youth as adults aggravates youth crime, and cut health assigned at birth. Prince knew good sense to not pass the crime, we know vt ry little and human service programs what he was doing with the anti-youth legislation. about the amorphous category that assist youth development. symbol thing. Eight years later, the of gang "related" crime. The Instead of promoting the New parents pour their anti-youth advocates are back, National Crime information latest hysterical anti-youth hearts into picking out the this time under a different guise Center casts a wide net over threat, Congress should work to perfect name. But parents have _ the "Gang Deterrence and America's youth, defining fund programs that are proven enough to worry about without When: April 22-23* Community Protection Act of gangs as three or more people to reduce crime and build having to label their newborn. 2005." In this strategy, members engaged in criminal or delin- communities. The stress of picking names can Where: Grass between 16-eisCher of Congress have subtly rein- quent conduct _ something so troduced the "super-predator" broad that three young people and. SaddJ&mre, threat of the '90s, conveniently misbehaving in the way many replacing the word super of their parents did would today Cost: M or 2 -for *5 (bursorabJe) predator with "gang" be classified as gang activity. 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. ■ 6 Thursday. April 14.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM www.hgnews.com/nation RUDOLPH PLEADS GUILTY IN BOMBING ATIANTA (API — Right-wing extremist Eric Rudolph pleaded guilty yesterday to carrying out the deadly bombing at the 1996 Olympics and three other attacks across the South. Rudolph, 38, admitted the crimes during back-io-back court appearances after working out a plea bargain that will spare him the death penalty. MM Politicians hire their U.S. prescriptions on the rise families to campaign Americans buy more medicine than those in other countries "The minimal salary she's paid House representatives is far less than if you hired some- By Jeff Dorm pay family members body in from outside," spokes- ntASSOOMEOPWSS to campaign for them. man Larry Vanlioose said. PLYMOUTH, Mass. — Alice and Ken AP's review identified rough- Hccknian each begin their morning by ly four-dozen lawmakers who cracking open a rattling plastic Day caning By larry Margasik hired family members for their scores ol |)ilK In a rainbow of pastel colors THE ASSOCIATED PRESS campaign or political groups, WASHINGTON —Dozensoflaw- Between the two of them; they gulp 29 from Connecticut Sen. and pills every day: a regimen of 14 drugs, with rnakers have hired their spouses former presidential candi- a chaser of dietary supplements. and children to work for their date |oe Lieberman to a House Here's the curious part: they feel campaigns and political groups, member from Utah who paid pretty hale for people in their early 70s, paying them with contributions three of his seven children for working around the house and volunteer- they've collected from special campaign work. ing with several community groups. They interests and other donors. "I think anytime someone each bad heart fixes years ago but fully A few family members earn does it they have to be ready and recovered. She has well-controlled diabetes. enough to make a living. Many willing to explain what the rela- He has worked his way through heartburn, come cheap. They manage tive does and justify the salary," arthritis, an enlarged prostate and the books, give speeches, raise said Larry Noble, head of the occasional mild depression. money and run the daily opera- Center for Responsive Politics, About 130 million Americans swallow, tions, according to an Associated a Washington-based campaign inject, inhale, infuse, spray, and pat on Press review of records Such hirings are legal, but the finance watchdog group. prescribed medication even month, "1 think when you start putting the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and practice became an issue this month when it was reported that a whole family on the payroll and Prevention Indicates. Americans buy much start putting kids on the payroll, more medicine per person Uian any odier the wife and daughter of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay had the scrutiny may increase" Noble country. SteptonSivoiiAPPtioto added. "It's a form of self-dealing The number of prescriptions has swelled DRUG MARKET: While leaving her Plymouth, Mass., doctor's office April 6,2005, office manager been paid more than $500,000 since 2001. They worked for and anytime you're involved with by tWO-tflirds over the past decade to 3.5 Debbie Gallelti hands Alice Hickman a bag full of sample medications given to the practice's self-dealing, questions are going billion yearly, according to IMS Health, physicians by sales represenatives ol pharmaceutical compaines. In the bag are dosages Delay's political action and campaign committees. to be raised." a pharmaceutical consulting com of Pravacol, a cholesterol-cutting Statin drug and Avandia, one of her diabetes medications. A smaller number of law- panv. Americans devour even more Congressional bosses express Hickman is happy as they are two of her more expensive medications. no regrets about their family makers hire relatives for their nonprescription drugs, polling suggests. congressional staffs. The wife of Recently safer) questions have beset persistent, daily life conditions: like anti- arrangements. The pharmaceutical industry served up "My wife raised $250,000 more Rep. lerry Lewis, a 14-term law- some depression and anti-inflamma- more than S2.r>0 billion worth of sales last inflammari n ies.antacids,andpillsfoi allergy, tory drugs, pushing pain relievers Vioxx than 1 ever raised with all the maker from California, serves yean the vast majority in prescriptions, depression, shyness, premenstrual as his chief of staff at a salary and — most recently — Hextra from the according to industry consultants. That crankiness, waning sexual powers, impul- expensive consultants," Rep. Ron market, losing ranks of doctors, research Lewis, R-Ky., told the AR of nearly $111,000. Before they roughly equaled sales at all the country's siveness irt children — you name it. were married, Ariene Willis was ers and public health experts are saying gasoline stations put together, or an S850 "We are taking way too many dnigs for Lewis hired his wife, Kayi, to be thai America is ouTincdicaling itself. It is his campaign director and cam- her husband's top aide when he pharmaceutical fill-up for every American. dubious or exaggerated ailments," says Dr. came to Washington in 1979. bluing and taking far too much medicine. I)o we need all these drugs? A relative Marcia Angell, former editor of the New paign manager about a year ago, too readily and carelessly, for its own health handful yank many people away from and he pays her $50,000 a year. Lieberman's presidential England Journal of Medicine and author of campaign paid the senator's and wealth thej saj almost certain death, like some antibiot- "TheTruth About the Drug Companies." He estimated the hiring saved Well over ]2">.(XX) Americans die from drug ics and AIDS medicines. Though carrying him more than $40,000 a year in wife, Hadassah, at least $22,000, "What the dntg companies arc doing now records show. His son Matthew reactions and mistakes each year, accord- some risk, other drugs help a considerable is promoting drugs for long-term use to salary and consulting fees. ing to Associated Press projections from minority dodge potential calamities like Mary Hayworth, wife of received about $34,000 and his essentially healthy people. Why? Because daughter Rebecca about $36,000. landmark medical studies of the 1990s. heart attack or stroke it's the biggest market." Republican Rep. I.D. Hayworth of That could make pharmaceuticals the The right balance of risk and benefit Arizona, earns $20,000 a year as Sherry Brown, who was the fourth-leading national cause of death after is srill harder to strike for a raft of heav- Relatively few pharmaceutical the director and only employee heart disease, cancer and stroke. ily promoted dnigs that treat common, DRUGS, PAGE 8 of his political action committee. CAMPAIGN, PAGE 8

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College Park - The Enclave 706 Napoleon Road I Bowling Green, OH 43402 419.353.5100 I www.collegeparkweb.com WWW.BGNEWS.COM NATION Thursday, April 14. 2005 7 Dems buy Leopard fingered in Wendy's chili case some time Zoo accident may have been related to to research alleged contamination. nominee

THE ASSOCHIEO PRESS By Barry Schwetd SAN JOSE, Calif. — Police THE «SS0CI»1E0 PRESS are investigating a possible WASHINC7ION — A Senate connection between a woman committee delayed until who claims she bit into a human next week a vote on lohn R. finger along with her Wendy's Bolton to be U.S. ambassa- chili and another woman who dor to the United Nations lost her finger in a leopard attack after Democrats asked for nearly two months ago. more time to consider the San lose police say the woman, nomination. Sandy Allman. who owned sever- Committee Democrats, al exotic animals, lost the finger in who are united in opposing an attack on Feb. 23 in Pahrump, Bolton, want to question State Nevada, about 45 miles from Las Department officials in writing Vegas. Allman reportedly got her about the undersecretary of finger back in a bag of ice. state, said Andy Fisher, spokes- Anna Ayala, who claimed site man for the bit into the finger in her chili, chairman of has decided not to sue, but her the Senate lawyer would not say whether the Foreign decision was related to the Relations woman who lost her finger. Committee, Attorney leffrey lanoff Sen. Richard said Ayala was dropping her l.ugar, R- claim because after police liul. investigations, DNA tests, a PaulSakunu APPtiolo Deferring JOHN R. search of her home and PROBABLY OK TO MUNCH: Above, the exterior of a Wendy's restaurant in San Jose, Calif., is shown Thursday, March 24. 2005. The woman who avote,whidi BOLTON intense publicity, "it's claims she bit into a human finger while eating chili at a Wendy's restaurant has a history of filing lawsuits — including a claim against another had tenta- UNDER been very difficult for her fast-food restaurant. Below, a portion of the human finger that Anna Ayala claims she found while eating a bowl of chili at a Wendy's Restaurant lively been SECRETARY emotionally." in San Jose, Calif., on March 22. Ayala, 39, has been involved in at least half a dozen legal battles in the SaVi Francisco Bay area. planned for Phone calls to Ayala's house Thursday, in las Vegas went unanswered Wild Animal Orphanage in San hearing," she said in an Interview would give Democrats more yesterday. The San lose Mercury- Antonio. She had gone to rescue with The Associated Press after time to try to persuade a mod- News, which first reported the several exotic animals at Altaian's her home was searched last week erate Republican, Sen. Lincoln possible connection to the request, and was among several as the police investigated how a C.halee of Rhode Island, to leopard attack, said it was unable people who saw the attack. finger ended up in die chili. "They defect to their side. (hafee has to reach Allman. She has an The finger apparently could not should look at Wendy's What are said he is inclined to vote for unlisted number and could not be reattached, and was returned they hiding? Why are we being Bolton but has not made a Hat immediately be reached by The to Allman in a bag of ice, die victimized again and again?" statement that he definitely Associated Press. Mercury-News reported. Wendy's spokesman Denny would support confirmation, Ayala. 39, was at a Wendy's res- The Santa Clara County Lynch declined to comment Republicans have a 10-8 taurant in San lose on March 22 Coroner's Office was using a on Ayala's decision to drop die edge in die committee. A tie when she claimed she scooped partial fingerprint to attempt lawsuit hut said a reward hot vote could block a recommen- up the 1 1/2-inch-long fingertip. to find a match in an' line to receive tips will remain dation to the Senate to approve She later filed a claim with the electronic database but came up open. Wendy's has offered a Bolton, whose managerial style franchise owner, Fresno-based empty. UNA testing is still being $50,000 reward to the first person and criticism of die U.N. hare JEM Management, Corp., which conducted on die finger. providing verifiable informa- come under attack in two days her attorney had said was the first Court records show Ayala tion leading to the positive of committee hearings Secretary of State step before filing a lawsuit. has a history of making claims identification of the origin of die Santa Clara County Department of Environmental Health The director of an exotic against corporations, including a finger. Condoleezza Rice rejected, animal sanctuary called a hot line former employer, General "It's very important to us to that reward hot line will remain All the employees at the San meanwhile, testimony by a set up by Wendy's on Tuesday to Motors and a fast-food restau- find out what really happened at open." lose store were found to have former State Department suggest that the finger might have rant. She acknowledged getting a the restaurant," Lynch said. We Wendy's maintains the finger all their fingers, and no suppli- intelligence chief, Carl lord come from a woman who lost it settlement several years ago after will continue to fully cooperate was uncooked, contrary to an ers of Wendy's ingredients haw Jr., that Bolton was a "serial in the leopard attack. her daughter was sickened at a with the police investigation. As initial report, and did not ante) reported any hand or finger "What are the odds?" asked restaurant in Las Vegas. long as police arc investigating, the food chain in its ingredients injuries, the company said. BOLTON, PAGE 8 Carol Asvestas, who runs the "Lies, lies, lies, that's all I am

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Secretary of Many Rx drugs are similar Campaign help can State: Bolton a DRU6S.FR0MPAGE6 hard-to-foresee adverse drug relentlessly upward by an good diplomat reactions and another three annual average of 11 percent be a family matter newcomers greatly improve the outright drug mistakes for every over the past live years. BOLTOM, FROM PAGE 7 health of patients over older 100 admissions, estimates Dr. The aging population is CAMPAIGN. FROM PAGE 6 said his wife filled the roles drugs or advance the march of David Bates, a researcher at partly at fault, with its of campaign manager, office medicine. Last year, the U.S. Boston's Brigham and Women's attendant ailments like can- presidential campaign's chief manager and bookkeeper. "My abuser" of lower-level officials who Food and Drug Administration Hospital. That translates into cer, heart attacks, stroke and of staff, said the Lieberman position is, she's a bargain," he challenged his analyses of other classified about three-quarters 3.6 million drug misadventures Alzheimer's disease. Other children were paid on par widi said. countries' weapons programs. of newly approved drugs as a year. conditions have mysteriously other staff members doing Rep. Chris Cannon, R-Utah, "That is certainly not the John similar to existing ones. The dangers potential- proliferated, including asthma, fund-raising work. Payments had three college age children Bolton I know," she said at a State Confronted with mount- ly escalate when doctors diabetes and obesity. to Hadassah Lieberman were working on his campaign last Department news conference. ing costs, drug makers chum prescribe drugs, as they often Exercise and better diet ward for reimbursement of expenses, year. They organized events, Describing Bolton as an out and promote uninspired do, for uses not formally off heart disease and diabe- Brown said. distributed literature and spoke effective diplomat, she called sequels like Hollywood: drugs approved by the FDA. In a tes just as effectively as drugs Lieberman wasn't the only to state convention delegates. for prompt Senate action on with the same ingredients in recent report, the Centers for do, studies show. However, one in the presidential race Emily was paid $5,425, lane his nomination, saying the a different form for a different Disease Control voiced con- says Fred Eckel, who teaches with a relative on the cam- earned $9,508 and Laura — still United States needs to have an disease. cern about huge off-label pharmacy practice at the paign payroll. Vice President employed by the campaign — ambassador in place in New Of course, many pharma- growth of antidepressants. They University of North Carolina, Dick Cheney's daughter Mary received $17,766. York. ceuticals improve American have expanded to treat often "There tends to be a reliance on was paid about $81,000 by the "It surprised me they didn't Rice said she believed "in health. "We now have loosely defined syndromes of drugs as the first option." Bush-Cheney re-election make more," Cannon chief of the right of dissent" within the more medicines and better compulsion, panic or anxiety Drug advertising to consum- campaign. staff |oe Hunter said. department. She said once there medicines for more diseases," and PMS. ers has also boomed since the Laurie Stupak, wife of Rep. Freshman Rep. Louie was a decision it should be says Jeff Trewhitt, a spokes- Drug makers, doctors and late 1990s, thanks largely to Ban Stupak, D-Mich., said Gohmert, R-Texas, employs his supported across-the-board. man for the Pharmaceutical patients have all been quick to relaxed government restrictions she has earned about $36,000 wife, Kathy, as his campaign Research and Manufacturers of medicate some conditions once on television spots. annually during the past two manager, the campaign's sole America. accepted simply as part of the The FDA generally demands years as the finance director for worker at present. Campaign The nation also overindulges human condition. only that new drugs work — her husband's campaign. records show she was paid far too often, the critics say, and Many Americans also assume, not that the)' work better than She said she was paid slightly $21,791 over four months, Magazine violates the classic proscrip- often with a nod from sell- existing ones. Dr. lanet more — nearly $3,900 a month including a S7,500 bonus last tion of the ancient Greek physi- ers or doctors, that new drugs Woodcock, an FDA deputy — for part of last year because November. cian Hippocrates: "First, do no inevitably work better than commissioner, says off-label she served as both campaign "Kathy has her MBA and excellence harm.* old ones. "Newer isn't always prescribing and allowing simi- manager and finance director. had been a fulltime teacher Drug safety researcher better, and more isn't always lar drugs for the same condition She also received an election for a number of years until last recognized Dr. lames Kaye, of Boston better," warns Dr. Donald present more options — and bonus of $2,500 last November. year when she gave up teach- University, remembers a Berwick, an adviser to the U.S. "choice is important." The money was earned by ing to work fulltime on our THE ASSOCIATED PRESS medical school teacher tell- Agency for I lealthcare Research ■ Many safety experts say more working more than 40 hours a campaign," Gohmert said. He NEW YORK - Winners of the ing the class: "All drugs are andQualiiy. new drugs should be tested week and traveling long hours called her "the most important 2005 National Magazine Awards, poisonous!" The Heckmans buy both against marketed ones, with on weekends in a sprawling part of my campaign team." announced yesterday by the The Heckmans found out on new and old — nearly $9,000 more safety data required and district, she said. Freshman Rep. Jim Costa, American Society of Magazine their own. Heckman lost his worth of prescriptions a year, stronger contjol of consumer California Republican Rep. D-Calif, said he employed Editors and the Columbia alertness for several months plus hundreds of dollars In ads and off-label promotion. FJton Gallegfy's wife, lanice, has his retired cousin Ken as a University Graduate School of to a depression medication. cheaper over-the-counter med- For now, though, most run his campaigns since he was co-campaign manager last year. lournalism: I lis wife has come down with icines. Even with supplemental Americans seem to feel like a mayor, continuing in that role Ken Costa, an accountant by General excellence over 2 a rash from one heart medi- insurance, their monthly Heckman: "grateful that there's since he first ran successfully training who was retired from million circulation: Glamour cine and muscle aches from a out-of-pocket share of a pill to take for something" for Congress in 1986. the state teachers retirement General excellence 1 million statin. Bach time they switched prescriptions alone roughly She did the work for free until system, made about $45,000 to 2 million circulation: The New medicines and escaped any equals their food bills. EDITOR'S NOTE—leffDonn. last year, when she began tak- helping out with accounting Yorker lingering harm. Around the country, prescrip- the AP's Boston-based writer, ing payment of about $2,600 a and other duties. General excellence 500,000 to I lospital patients suffer seven tion drug sales have pushed often writes about medicine. month after deciding she'd like "He didn't want to take the 1 million circulation: Wired more financial independence, money. He was enjoying it," General excellence 250,000 Gallcgiy said in an interview. Rep. Costa said. But it was only to 500,000 circulation: Martha "1 think that it's important fair to pay him, Costa said. Stewart Weddings Did You Know? Spiral staircases in medieval castles are running clockwise. This that she have a little more Some candidates pay them- General excellence 100,000 to is because all knights used to be right-handed. When the intruding army would independence and not feel selves using campaign money. 250,000 circulation: Dwell climb the stairs they would not be able to use their right hand, which was holding like she has to depend on me Starting with the last election, General excellence under the sword because of the difficulties in climbing the stairs. I.eft-lianded knights if she needs a couple hundred hopefuls who quit their jobs to 100,000 circulation: Print would have had no troubles except left-handed people could never become dollars or if she wants to buy run for office could make up Leisure Interests: Sports something," he said. the lost wages using campaign Illustrated knights because it was assumed that they were descendants of the devil. Other spouses got raises, too. funds, a move federal elec- Public Interest: The New For instance, Rep. Fortney tion officials said would help Yorker "Pete" Stark's wife, Deborah, political newcomers of poor or Essays: National Geographic received a monthly increase moderate means Reviews and Criticism: The from $650 to $2,400 as a Associated Press Writers Erica New Yorker campaign consultant three Werner, Hillary Roxe, Lolita Magazine Section: Popular years ago — around the time Baldor, Suzanne Gamboa and Science the couple had twins. Ken Thomas contributed to this Single-topic issue: Newsweek At the time. Stark. D-Calif, report. Photography: Gourmet

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SHARON RULES OUT ATTACKING IRAN NUKES www.bgnews.coiri/worlu JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel will not mount a unilateral attack aimed at destroying Iran's nuclear capability, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said yesterday in a CNN-TV interview. Sharon said Israel did not need to lead the way on the Iran nuclear weapons issue, calling for an international coalition to deal with it. WORLD Deadly influenza strain sent out Countries rush to destroy the flu vials that prompted fear of a massive flu outbreak

By Erica Bulman confident" most of the samples Dr. Nancy Cox, chief of the organizations as well. And they only became aware after the The kits contain blind samples THE ASSOCIATED PRESS outside the United States would influenza branch at the Centers we're notifying the laboratories whole matter was better under- that labs must correctly Identify GENEVA—Couii tries around the all be destroyed by tomorrow. for Disease Control and that these samples need to be stood that (the U.S. Center for to pass the test. The influenza world were destroying vials of a Dr. Julie Gerberding, head Prevention in Atlanta. destroyed immediately." Disease Control and Prevention) virus included in the kits typically nearly 50-year-old killer flu virus of the U.S. Centers for Disease "What we're asking is that if is working on a change in the is one that is currently circulating yesterday that an Ohio company Control and Prevention, noted anybody sees any suspicious biosafety level for H2N2." or has recently circulated. sent to thousands of labs as part in a news conference yesterday "What we're illness that it be reported A spokesman for Meridian said A Canadian laboratory of a routine test kit, raising fears there had been no sign of the asking is that if immediately," he said. company officials were traveling delected the 1957 pandemic- of a global pandemic. strain circulating anywhere. Outside the United States, and not immediately available strain on March 2(i in a sample The World Health Organization A spokesman said earlier the anybody sees any labs in Canada. Brazil, France, for comment. However, the firm that was later traced to a test kit. said Canada. South Korea, Hong agency was in touch with an esti- suspicious illness Germany, lapan, Belgium, issued a quarterly earnings state- The WHO notified health Kong and Singapore had already mated 3,000 to 4,000 labs around Bermuda, Chile, Hong Kong, ment yesterday referring to The authorities in countries destroyed their samples, while the country to verify' they had that it be reported Israel, Italy, Lebanon, Mexico. flu issue and saying Meridian that received the kits and I i i pan was doing the same. Taiwan destroyed the pandemic virus immediately." South Korea, Saudi Arabia, has "a long history of supplying recommended that all samples and Germany also announced The agency said it didn't know Singapore and Taiwan received samples" and "believes it has be destroyed. The College of that they had destroyed all their why such a dangerous strain was TOM SKINNER, SPOKESMAN the kits been and is in compliance with American Pathologists asked labs vials. included as part of the testing In the United States the inven- all applicable regulations" to incinerate the samples Imme- Nearly 5,000 labs in 18 process White House press secre- tory is being taken by the College Viruses are classed accord- diately and confirm their actions countries or territories — mostly "There's a lot of questions right tary Scott McClellan said the of American Pathologists and for ing to the level of lab safety pre- in writing. in the United States — received now we don't have answers to," president has been briefed on the the moment, WHO said it was cautions that must be taken The virus' presence in vials from the company that sup- said spokesman Tom Skinner. "I distribution of the flu virus I le unsure how many samples had when handling them. Routine thousands of labs focused fresh plies kits used for internal quality think what people need to under- said the CDC and the Department been destroyed there so far. viruses can be handled In labs attention on the safe handling control tests. News that the vials stand is the very labs that receive of Health and Human Services Stohr said the company with a basic level of biosafety of deadly gemis — an issue that had been sent to the labs was first these strains of influenza all have are working to address the which sent out the virus sam- protection. However, very led to toughened U.S. rules after reported by the Associated Press. people trained to work safely and problem and it is "a high priority ples — Meridian Bioscience Inc. dangerous viruses, such as Ebola, anthrax was sent in the mail in The germ, the 1957 H2N2 effectively with these viruses" for our government." of Newtown, Ohio — abided by can only be handled at labs with 2001, killing five Americans "Asian flu" strain, killed between Countries were urged by the "They have assessed That the current U.S. regulations top-level safety measures, [hose Cox said officials strongly 1 million and 4 million people. World Health Organization risk to the public from these "At the moment, II2N2 is labs have a biosafety level of 4. doubt someone deliberately It has not been included in flu to destroy samples of the samples is low," McClellan said. classified as a BSI2, or biosafety The 1957 flu virus has for planted the dangerous germ. vaccines since 1968, and anyone dangerous virus because of the "Nevertheless, we do not want level 2, pathogen," he said. "They years been a level 2 vims, hut "It wouldn't be a smart way to bom after that date has little or slight but real risk it could trigger to take any chances, and that's are allowed to (send it out as part many countries have upgrad- start a pandemic to send it to no immunity to it. a global outbreak. why the Centers for Disease of a test kit]. ed it to a biosafety level of 3 laboratories because we have WHO's influenza chief. Klaus "The risk is low and we've Control is working with these "They sent it properly pack- because so many people have no people well trained in hiocon- Stohr, said, he was "relatively taken appropriate action," said laboratories and the world health aged, they informed the recipient, imiiumitvtoit. tainment." she slid. Iraqi insurgents kidnap American worker

Indiana native shown The station didn't air audio of One of the Americans still being The violence came asUkrainian pleading for his life the video, but said the man asked held was kidnapped last month President Viktor Yushchenko the U.S. government to begin along with three Romanian signed a decree ordering his after being kidnapped talks with the Iraqi resistance and journalists. The Romanian country's troops to leave Iraq by save his life. No group claimed government said Wednesday it year's end, finalizing a decision By Tract Carl responsibility, and there was no was in direct contact with their that will pull out the fourth-larg- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS way to authenticate the video. abductors, and that the four were est non-U.S. contingent here. The BAGHDAD, Iraq — An Indiana Al-jazeera didn't say how it being treated well. withdrawal was one of the new man, scared and clutching his obtained the tape. Al-Qaida in Iraq said in president's campaign promises. passport to his chest, was shown President Bush's press an Internet statement that it The Bush administration also at gunpoint on a videotape secretary, Scott McClellan, said carried out Wednesday's dead- moved Wednesday to freeze aired by Al-Iazeera television there would be no negotiating ly car bombing, which the the finances of a Jordanian it yesterday, two days after he with the kidnappers military said damaged two sport says has provided financial was kidnapped from a water "Any time there is a hostage utility vehicles and five civilian support to al-Zarqawi. The U.S. treatment plant near Baghdad. — an American hostage — it is cars The explosion left charred government contends that AUaieera AP Photo The station said he pleaded for a high priority for the United and burning nibble strewn across Bilal Mansur al-Hiyari became his life and urged U.S. troops to States," he said. "Our position is the highway. acquainted with al-Zarqawi in PLEA FOR HELP: This TV image taken from footage broadcast by the withdraw from Iraq. well known when it comes to "A member of our martyrdom Afghanistan in 1989. Al Jazeera satellite channel yesterday, which it says shows an American In LaPorte, Ind., a yellow rib- negotiating. Obviously this is a seekers' brigade mingled in an And in Iraq, the U.S. military who had been kidnapped in Iraq two days before. The US embassy said bon was tied around a tree out- sensitive matter." American military convoy at announced the April 6 arrest of the man on the video appeared to be the same American contract worker side leffrey Ake's one-story brick In Indiana, LaPorte Police the airport road and exploded Walid lassim Muhammad lurniat. kidnapped from the Baghdad area on Sunday. A spokesman said the house, and an American flag flut- Chief David Gariepy met with himself, destroying the infidels" an alleged member of the Saraya man's name was Jeffrey Ake, but gave no further details. No group has tered on a pole from the home. Ake's family and called it "a said the statement, which could Al Jihad group, which has ties to claimed responsibility for the abduction. The U.S. Embassy said the man terrible situation." not be independently verified. al-Zarqawi. In a statement, the on the video appeared to be Ake, "We have to keep them in The car bomb was among four military said he was wanted for a contract worker who was kid- our thoughts and pray for his explosions in central Baghdad his connection to suicide car several gunbattles and After meeting with Zoellick, napped around noon Monday. safe return," Gariepy said. "It early Wednesday, the mili- bombs, weapons and ammu- explosions and hospital officials designated Prime Minister The video came on a day of devastates all of us as Americans tary said. The second was a car nition trafficking, as well as the said they received at least nine Ibrahim al-laafari said there were bloody attacks, as insurgents when someone from our bombing that didn't cause any organization of insurgent supply bodies — believed to be civilians. no negotiations with militant blew up a fuel tanker in Baghdad, country is involved in something damage, and the third was a routes in and out of Ramadi. No U.S. soldiers were killed groups — despite calls by inter- killed 12 policemen in Kirkuk, like this" "secondary explosion" nearby, the Following up on clashes in in the Qaim battle, but a soldier im President fatal Talabani to and drove a car carrying a bomb Gariepy asked for those in the military said. the remote town of Qaim, on died Tuesday during clashes in broker peace with the into a U.S. convoy, killing five community about 25 miles west The military' gave no infor- Iraq's border with Syria, the U.S. Ramadi, the military said. homegrown insurgents Iraqis and wounding four U.S. of South Bend to "hope and pray mation on the fourth explosion, military said it had killed some U.S. Secretary of State "We have no meetings or talks contract workers on the capital's and wait." but twin blasts set a fuel tanker 30 insurgents since Monday. The Condoleezza Rice's top deputy, with those who are carrying infamous airport road. Ake's company had been work- ablaze as it made its way through clashes included three car bombs Robert Zoellick, made a surprise weapons," al-laafari said. Ake — the 47-year-old ing as part of the effort to rebuild eastern Baghdad. Clouds of black — one using a fire tnick — that visit Wednesday to meet with president and CEO of Equipment Iraq. In 2003, Equipment Express smoke billowed from the site. tried unsuccessfully to ram into a Iraq's new leaders and inspect Associated Press writer Liz Express, a company that built a machine that filled con- Near the northern city of Marine outpost in the city. reconstruction efforts in Fallujah, Sidoti contributed to this report manufacturers bottled water tainers with cooking oil to be Kirkuk, 12 policemen who had Residents have reported a former insurgent stronghold. from Falhijnli. equipment — is the latest of used by Iraqis The company also gathered to help dismantle an more than 200 foreigners seized built a system to provide water apparent decoy bomb were killed in Iraq in the past year. bottles to be sold in Baghdad. by another explosion Wednesday, Tujfy Does It Right! The Al-Iazeera tape showed a Ake is one of at least 14 police said. Three others were man sitting behind a desk with Americans who have been wounded. at least three assailants — two kidnapped or have gone missing Police Brig. Sarhat Qadir said \Tuffy\ hooded and one off-camera — in the past year in Iraq. At least the explosion took place 10 miles 1 Auto Service / pointing assault rifles at him. Ake, three have been killed. Last April, northwestofKirkuk as police were \ Centers / wearing an open-collar shirt with Nicholas Berg, a 26-year-old busi- trying to cordon off the area. He mile.! up shirt sleeves, was sit- nessman from West Chester, Pa., said officials believed the bomb Tom and the crew at Tuffy ting or kneeling behind a wooden was the first to be kidnapped. He being dismantled was a decoy to invite you to come in for desk and holding what appeared was beheaded by Abu Musab al- draw in more police before the to be a photo and a passport. Zarqawi's al-Qaida in Iraq group. second bomb exploded. an alignment todayl M-F 8am-6pm / SAT 8am-2pm

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Lederer convention," he said. terrorism treaties have done booming economy is improv- for communist officials, who needs, to stamp out widespread THE USSOCIMED PRESS The treaty makes it a crime for The drafting committee then ing the lives of ordinary citizens invoke the pursuit of higher living comiption among court officials UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. any person to possess radioactive quickly agreed on a text on April while changes in the courts and standards as a justification and to stop torture and other General Assembly approved a material or a radioactive device 1, leaving the difficult issue ol government promote respect for barring most independent police abuses. global treaty yesterday aimed at with the intent to cause death defining terrorism to a new for their rights. political activity. The report insisted that the preventing nuclear terrorism by or injury, or damage property or overall convention on terrorism Thegovemmentmade"marked "The people's overall living "legitimate rights" of religious making it a crime for would-be the environment. It would also still under debate. The General progress in its human rights standard and quality of life were believers and ethnic minorities terrorists to possess or threat- be a crime to damage a nuclear Assembly has tried for years to protection efforts in the past year," improved considerably," the arc protected. en to use nuclear weapons or lacility. define terrorism, so far unsuc- said an annual report on the state report said. On Tuesday, two U.S.-based radioactive material. Threatening to use radio- cessfully because of the argument of human rights in China issued It cited official promises to groups accused Beijing of trying A resolution adopted by the active material or devices or that one nation's terrorist can be by the Cabinet's press office increase the public's role in to "stifle Islam" in its northwest- 191-member world body by unlawfully demanding nuclear another's freedom tighter. Beijing has issued a series of government by holding nonpar- em region of Xinjiang where it consensuscallson all countries to material or other radioactive The convention requires such reports in recent years, tisan elections for low-level posts worries that religion is linked to sign and ratify the "International substances would also be all states that sign the treaty to trying to deflect complaints tliat and creating a structure for the anti-government sentiment Convention for the Suppression a crime. Accomplices and adopt measures to make clear it mistreats dissidents, labor public to petition China's large- The report by Human Rights of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism." organizers would also be that acts designed to provoke ter and religious groups, ethnic ly powerless national and local Watch and Human Rights The treaty will lie opened for covered by the convention. ror in the general public or in minorities and others. legislatures. in China said there have been signatures on Sept. 14 and must Countries that are parties to specific groups cannot be jus The latest report comes a day Higher-level posts are all "vast increases" in the numbers be ratified by 22 countries to the treaty would lie required to tilled under any circumstances after two U.S.-based groups tilled by the ruling Communist of Muslim Uighurs imprisoned come into force. make these acts criminal offens- "by considerations of a political accused China of carrying out Party, which also controls all in Xinjiang for independent "By its action today, the General es under their national laws, philosophical, ideological, racial a "crushing campaign" against law-making religious activity. Assembly has shown that it can. "punishable In' appropriate pen- ethnic, religious or other similar religious activity in its The report rioted changes in The Chinese government hasn't when it has the political will, play alties which take into account the nature." Muslim northwest, where the China's police and court systems, responded to that report. an important role in die global grave nanire of these offenses." In recent speeches and in the fight again terrorism." U.S. dep- Russia launched the campaign U.N. reform plan he announced uty ambassador Stuart Holliday for a treaty to combat nuclear last month, Secretary-General told delegates after the vote. "The terrorism more than seven years Kofi Annan called for swift adop nuclear terrorism convention, ago, when Boris Yeltsin was lion of a global treaty against when it enters into force, will president. It was stymied for nuclear terrorism. strengthen the international legal years because countries believed The new convention will be framework to combat terrorism." die draft convention was trying the 13th U.N. treaty to fight ter Russia's deputy U.N". ambas- to define terrorism. rorism, and U.N. Undersecretary sador Alexander Konuzin, Diplomats said the roadblock General for Legal Affairs Nicolas whose country sponsored the was broken after the drafting Michel said this means "that now resolution, hailed it's approval. committee's last formal meeting most of the possible terrorism "It's the first time that an in November, when the 57-mem- acts are covered by the existing anti-terrorist convention has bet Organization of the Islamic legal instruments." been developed on the basis of Conference decided the new The convention calls for stron preventing — that is not after the treaty could focus on criminal- ger cooperation between states fact but before the terrorist acts izing specific actions related to on sharing intelligence and on which are criminalized by this nuclear terrorism as other anti- mutual legal assistance.

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ETIQUETTE. FROM PAGE 1 "The minute you struggles; Winick helps him get his fingers in the right places, Winick glares good- leave the university, urging, "Stroke, stroke." humoredly: "Add that to 'Hi." yoou'll be out in a Winick is sympathetic: The class turns to Dining "These Gen X-ers and Y-ers Protocol, and Protocol Centre competitive world. have never had formal meals. co-owner Dale Webb takes We're going to show With so many working moth- over. ers and single mothers, most of She and Winick formed the you how to outclass them were not raised in nuclear company last year after decades the competition." families that were used to sitting working separately. down and eating together." Winick was associate vice PAULINE WINICK, TEACHER AND But Wenger is smooth as glass president of marketing at Fill CO-OWNER OF THE PROTOCOL when asked to make a toast. and executive vice president CENTER "I'm coach Don Strode," he of the Miami Heat. Webb was intones. Gesturing to a student FlU's vice president of advance- business etiquette is based on table-mate, he continues. "I'd ment and of external relations. hierarchy." like to welcome our honored Webb talks the students •If you're female, and a man guest, Dan Marino." through a proper business incorrectly pulls out a chair for When dessert arrives, dinner you, accept the gesture and say, teachers prompt the •Issue a verbal invitation "Thank you." And be gracious proper form: Cut the pie with followed by a written one; no about it. dessert fork, bring it to mouth e-mail. Inviting the students into a with dessert spoon. Wenger •If you're the host, dining hall, Winick and Webb accomplishes it with perhaps especially if you're a woman, let them practice on a real, four- more speed than form. slip a credit card to the maitre d' course lunch of soup, chicken, "Ed, you're done already?" before dinner to avoid a tussle roast potatoes, vegetable strips, Winick exclaims. over the check at meal's end. pear salad and dessert. Wenger looks sheepish as she •If you're male, do not pull The hardest part is dining brings him another serving of out a chair for a woman. "In "continental" style — cutting pie and ice cream so he can business, women and men are the food with knife in right continue practicing. equal," Webb tells them. "Social hand, bringing morsel to mouth But as she steps away, he grins David lam BGNews etiquette is based on chivalry; with fork in left hand. Wenger to his table-mates: "I scored. AWARDS: The Admissions team wearing their orange, and ready to receive their awards during the Annual Classified Staff Awards Ceremony at the Bowen-Thompson Student Union yesterday.

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BASEBALL Nightmare BG looks to reload at receiver By Adam Hritzak SPORTS REPORTER seventh As the Falcons offense has steadily risen to be one of the does in most dominant in college ft lOt- ball over the past few seasons, BG fans have grown accus- Falcons tomed to watching the likes of wide receivers Gole Magner, By Elliott Schretner lames I lawkins and Cornelius SPORTS EDITOR McGrady stretch the field in Ins! when it seemed the Bowling the spread offense. Green baseball team would break But as the Falcons are cur- its 19-year win droughl against rently hard at work in spring Notre Dame, the seventh inning practice, those three are out of hit. the picture as their eligibility has The Falcons got themselves past and graduation nears. into position to win by scoring How do you replace a com- two mns in the sixth to move bined 123 receptions, 1,308 yards the score to 4-2, but it was all and 10 touchdowns from 2004? downhill from there as the Irish This task will be left to Derrick used an eight run seventh inning Lett. Brandon Jones and Kenneth to roll to a 14-2 win. Brantley, also known as the new "We're just not swinging the trio to help fuel the lalcons well- bats well right now," BG head oiled offensive machine. coach Danny Schmitz said. "And "I expect not much let up from now when we make mistakes, it where we left off," said Falcons gets magnified." head coach Gregg Brandon, who The Falcons got a solid is entering his third year as BG's showing out of starting pitcher coach. "These kids are experi- Adam Gumpf, who threw 4.1 enced players as far as being in innings, but the bullpen let the the program and knowing the game get out of reach. system. They haven't got a lot When the runs started coming of battle scars, but that's college late in the game, there weren't football. When a guy graduates enough big sticks for the Falcons and moves on, the next guys got BanSwanfer BGNews to crawl back in. to be ready to play," , NEW KID ON THE BLOCK: Bowling Green wide receiver Kenneth Brantley breaks a tackle from opponent tor a game Keon Newson during a "Gumpf gave us a quality Though their lack of game scrimmage Aug. 22, 2004. Brantley, Derrick Lett and Brandon lones will all have to step up their games this season at wideout tor BG. outing." Schmitz said. day experience is glaring - they "Unfortunately, we're in a funk combined last season for five Wide receivers coach Zach Having last year's MAC offensive It's more comfortable knowing receivers arc expected to produce right now swinging the bats." catches for 63 yards and a Azzanni has seen his previous player of the year back with a full that you've got a real good guy and leave no trace of a decline in The Falcons got out hit in a touchdown — their confidence receivers excel at a top level and season under his belt makes the behind you," he said. production. landslide against the Irish. Notre needs no boost. believes the past production transition much smoother and The pressure to perform and "In a spread offense, they know Dame pounded out 20 hits while make an impact immediately il they don'l perform we're gonna the Falcons managed just five. "It's finally our time to step up has laid the foundation for the simplifies the game for them. and we know we have big roles future. "(Omar) makes the game is relieved some since Charles get exposed and not win as many And it's not just a few players that to fill, but we know we all can "We try to build a culture here seem so fun and so easy," Lett Sharon and Steve Sanders will football games," Azzanni said. the finger can be pointed at as definitely do it," said Brantley. with those wide receivers. The said. "You know when you get be back to lead the way. Sharon "They're so hungry to play Irish pitcher Derik Olvey pitched who is entering his junior year. culture has been established the open, all you need is a little slot led die team last year with 15 and they've watched those other six innings, allowing the Irish's "It's a great opportunity," said last four years by the kids that to get open and Omar's going to touchdowns and 1,070 yards on kids get the accolades and break only two runs. (ones, a junior who is slated to left and there is an expectation put it there." 66 catches. Sanders had a break- all these records, and they want "I think the top part of our line- fill Magner's spot in the receiving that's there and (the new rtveh lones is roommates with out season as well, becoming a that too." up is very important," Schmitz core. "(After) learning from the ers) know it." he said. lacobs and credits lacobs per- deep threat for the Falcons as he With what lones. lett and said. "The guys in the one and older guys the last couple years, It also doesn't hurt to have sonality as a key to easing the amassed 55 receptions for 984 Brantley have seen happen two hole have to get on base for now it's our time and the balls in starting quarterback Omar receivers into their roles. yards and 8 touchdowns in dlis offense over the years, us. Then it is up to the three, four, our court. I think we all just need lacobs. who threw for over 4,000 "When he comes on the field, While Sharon and Sanders and with their given talent, to stay focused and it's time to yards last season and 34 of his 41 he's all a I inu i business and oil will be the top two receiv- everything they want is there for BASEBALL, PAGE 13 perform." I'D passes were to wide receivers. the field he's also a good guy. ers in BG's arsenal, these three the taking

RUGBY BG continues its thrashing ways

By lames Kuper liack on top 10- 8. Toledo scnim GUEST REPORTER half leremy Mantai punched in The Bowling Green rugby team another try for the Rockets and crushed Ohio and edged Toledo BG was again behind 13-10. to stay undefeated in Mid- With time running out, scrum America Conference club nigby half Boyd Davis slipped through play. The Falcons cruised past a seem in tile Rocket defense and the Bobcats 70-24 while coming then won the 60 yard foot race to from behind in die last seconds the goal line for the winning try. to beat UT 17-13. BG's rookies His conversion kick ended the also split with the Bobcats, win- match with BG on top 17-13. ning 17-10and losing 26-0. BG's rookies split with Ohio Only last fall, BG, slogging University, winning 17-10, through a sloppy field and bat- only to lose the nightcap 26-0. tling 35 mph winds, crafted a Scoring tries for BG in the vic- hard fought 24-12 victory against tory were wing Scott Wallace, oil But with a sunny day and a Photo provided flanker Richie I lines and cen- fast track, it was off to the races as BRUISER: BG's 6-8. 250 pound lock Aaron Slates goes against Ohio ter Ben Flcdderjohann. Fly half BG ran in twelve tries against the from the base of the scrum. Mike Norton booted the only team that is easily their toughest conversion. competition in the conference. record of seven tries set in the BG also edged arch rival On Saturday, the Falcons, now Despite the big score, fall of 2000 against the University Toledo 17-13 in an exciting 16-3, will host the 32nd annual Mazzarella was ambivalent of Michigan. match won by the Falcons just Mid America Conference club David Ouprj, AP Photo about the overall result. "If that had been a football seconds before die final whistle. rugby tournament BG has been DUNKS APLENTY: UNC guard Rashad McCants dunks during practice in "Yes, we won big but we only game out there instead of rugby, The match had die lead change the reigning MAC champions Syracuse, NY. March 24. McCants announced yesterday he will enter the played hard in spurts," he said. Ian would been credited with five times, and despite the low since 1982, a streak in collegiate NBA draft, after helping the Tar Heels win their fourth national title. "We'd slack off a bit and Ohio gaining 450 yards rushing," score, has been proclaimed one sports that is topped only by would score a couple tries. We Mazzarella said. of the most exciting BG has ever the Mt. Union swimming team would then have to crank it up Though OU kept the match played. with 26 straight Ohio Athletic again to maintain the point dif- close to the vest in the open- "Tight games hinge on Conference titles. ferential. That is a pretty dan- ing minutes, once wing Dave every single move by every- Aitending will be the four McCants goes pro gerous game of Russian roulette Demings punched in the first of one involved." Mazzarella said. clubs that finished the highest to play with momentum. There his two tries for BG, there was a "Win or lose they are a heck I the league standings — BG, BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS support" in making a move the is no doubt, however, when we steady parade of lalcons cross- of a lot more fun to coach than Kent. Ohio and Ball State. North Carolina found nut about two began discussing in lanuaty were on, we were really on." ing the goal line, all interspaced blowouts." BG will take on Kent State at the First of its four underclass- North Carolina fans are still Highlighting the game was with a try or two by Gagnon. Rookie wing Kevin II am while Ohio faces off with men who could leave school waitingforthedecisionsofjuniors wing Ian Gagnon's total domi- VinceStaropoli.who'spinpoint Hendrickson's try gave BG a Ball State at noon. The losers of early. Sean May, the Most Outstanding nation of his OU counterpart passes set up most of Gagnon's brief 5-0 lead and to see that the first two matches will play Rashad McCants, the second- Player of the NCAA tournament, The fleet junior touched the ball tries, put in two while Brian evaporate with a Toledo try and again at 2 p.m. while the winner) leading scorer for the national and Raymond Felton and fresh- just seven times but managed Knaupe and Art Pictrangelo penalty kick to make the score determine the champion at 3 champion Tar I leels, said y ester man Marvin Williams to turn six of those chances into scored one each from short 8-5 Toledo. Hendrickson then pin. All matches will be held at day he would apply for the NBA Three other players said tries, including one that covered yardage with Pietrangelo's com- fielded his on punt on the first the College Park Rugby Field on draft and skip his senior season. yesterday they have applied for 99 yards Gagnon just missed ing on a pushover try involving bounce and in full stride to waltz the comer of Poe Road and N. Coach Roy Williams said tying wing Kevin Mongold's all the forwards into the end zone to put BG College. Admission is free. McCants had his "complete NBA DRAFT. PAGE 14

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.C0tWSPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Thursday. April 14.200513 Time to get lumber out for BG Reds play the odds BASEBALL. FROM PAGE 12 five, six slots to drive them in." Until this game, the Falcons had looked pretty smooth in almost every aspect of the game. and beat Cards 6-5 Their fielding has been solid this season and Burke Badenhop By R.B. FaHstrom was coming off winning the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mid-American Conference's Choosing to face Albert Pujols pitcher of the week. with the bases loaded was a no- "We've got to get all three brainer for Danny Graves. ^ 1 k, ^^5 phases of the game working," Nursing a one-run lead and Schmitz said. "Our pitching with runners on second and diird has been good, the fielding has and one out in the bottom of been good. We just need to start the ninth inning, Cincinnati Reds hitting the ball." manager Dave Miley had his JCA BG has dropped three of their closer walk Larry Walker inten- last five games and a big part of tionally to load the bases. The that has been the lack of lum- move worked out perfectly when ■ ber. In that span, the Falcons are the St. Louis Cardinals' most ■LH^ hitting just .255 as a team and dangerous hitter grounded into a are giving their pitchers just 42 double play, ending the Reds' 6-5 runs of support per game. This victory yesterday. ft*4» slump is coming on the heels of "If you play he percentages, a six-game winning streak. that's the thing to do," Graves said after getting his second save. "Right now, we're just sputter- *^^H ing along," Schmitz said. "But "Righty against righty. Bases like I told the guys, we've just got loaded, force at any base. So, to take it one day at a time." that's what we did. Of course, if ir That is the best bet for the doesn't work, everybody's going Falcons right now. to second-guess Miley." After all, they are 20-9 on the Ben Swinger BGNews Graves, the fourth Reds pitch- year and this wasn't a confer- SOLID: Bowling Green third baseman Andy Hudak makes a throw er, entered the inning with a 6-4 ence loss they experienced. against Findlay at Steller Field March 16. The defense has been strong lead and gave up an RBI ground- They know MAC wins are where for the Falcons, compiling a .965 fielding percentage this season. rule double to David Eckstein it's at and they have a chance that would also have driven In to redeem themselves this ference foe Northern Illinois. Illinois and that's always a tough the tying run had the ball not TomGannam AP Photo weekend, Schmitz said. "hold them today that's where place to play. bounced over the left-field wall. "Thank God the warning track UP AND OVER: Cardinals David Eckstein leaps to avoid Reds Joe Randa That is when they'll play a our focus has to be," Schmitz First pitch is scheduled for in St. Louis yesterday. Eckstein made the double play but the Reds got three-game series against con- said. "We're going to Northern tomorrow at 3 p.m. in DeKalb. was real hard today or it wouldn't have bounced over," Graves said. the last laugh as they took a 6-5 win from the Cardinals. "That's probably the only rule in all of baseball that's good for the scratched before the game but was 0-4 with a 7.27 ERA in his pitchers." because of a groin Injury got last seven SlaitS, has an 8.18 ERA Pujols grounded the first pitch his second career win and first in two starts for St. Louis. D.C. sets for return of baseball from Graves sharply to third since 2003. He pitched five strong He had won eight straight baseman Joe Randa, who stepped innings in his first major league decisions in dav games dating to By Howard Fendrich returned." the day to come." on third and direw to first for the start. Aug. 3,2003. 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS The night caps a series of cel- Washingtonians have pined final out. Kearns hit his first homer of The Reds launched a pair of As a kid in the 1940s, Bowie ebrations marking that return: for a ballclub to call their own "We got a tough break, it's part the year to help the Reds win for two-out, none-on rallies against Kuhn ran the hand-operated tin- first spring training game, ever since the Senators left for of the game," Pujols said. "I don't the first time in five games on the the left-hander, bunching four scoreboard for the original an April 3 exhibition game and Texas 34 years ago. That was the get frustrated about it because I road this season. They averaged st.aight hits in the third for two Washington Senators at now- dress rehearsal at RFK, and last time any major league team know it's eariy." two runs in the first four road runs and five more in a four-run departed Griffith Stadium. As the ArJril 4 opening day game switched cities; it also was the Pujols wasn't surprised that losses. fifth that put them ahead 6-1. the commissioner of Major at Philadelphia. If this is the second time D.C. lost a club. the Reds chose to pitch to him. lim Edmonds homered for the "At certain times widi two outs League Baseball decades later, last party, it's also the biggest, This time, Beltway baseball Walker hit a grand slam off Graves second Straight day, and Reggie I made some bad pitches over the the native Washingtonian tried with President Bush slated to fans are the beneficiaries of the last time he faced him. Sanders had a three-run hornet middle of the plate," Mulder said. in vain to keep a team in the throw out the ceremonial first dwindling local support for the "That was the play," manager for die NL champion Cardinals, "It's not something I'm thinking nation's capital. pitch and more than two hours Montreal Expos, who were given Tony La Russa said. "It takes a lot who were 2-3 on their first home- about when I'm out there but Tonight, Kuhn plans to be of pregame festivities featur- a new town, a new nickname ofgutstomakeit." stand and are 3-4 overall, last it happened both times today among the 46.000 or so in the ing appearances by 10 former and new uniforms. But the ros- Mark Mulder flopped again yen St Louis started slowly but you've got to execute a little bet- RFK Stadium crowd when the Senators. ter is mostly unchanged, and in his second outing for the led the major leagues with 105 ter and make better pitches." Nationals make their home Congressional leaders put out the Nationals' only real house- Cardinals, with Austin Kearns victories. After lidmonds' homer put debut against the Arizona the word there wouldn't be votes hold name belongs to someone hitting a three-run homer and " We're fine, it's just one of those St. Louis ahead in the second, Diamondbacks — the city's first after 5 p.m. so members could who won't use a bat or glove Randa getting three hits for the things." Sanders said. "We're not Cincinnati took a 2-1 lead in the regular-season major league go to the game. Thursday: Frank Robinson, a Reds. stressing at all." third on RBI singles by D'Angelo game since Sept. 30,1971. I \erybody's looking forward Matt Belisle (1-1), start- Mulder, who won 17 games for "It's a very sentimental thing to it," pitcher Zach Day said. NATIONALS, PAGE 14 ing because Ramon Ortiz was the Oakland Athletics last year REDS. PAGE 15 for me," Kuhn said. "It was just "We know it's going to be a long a matter of time before baseball day. but everybody's excited for

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the draft. Florida guards Anthony Roberson and Matt Walsh will apply for the draft but will not hire agents, meaning they could return to the Gators for another season. Indiana guard Bracey Wright, like McCains, said he will hire an agent. Other prominent underclass- men who have declared for the draft include national player of the year Andrew Bogut of Utah, Charlie VillanuevaofConnecticut, Ike Diogu of Arizona State, Kelenna A/ubuike of Kentucky Nate Robinson of Washington and Carl Krauser and Chris Taft E.anVucci AP Photo of Pittsburgh. BUSY FELLA: Joseph Deoudes. director o( ticket sales for the Washington Nationals sits in the stands at Players must apply for the RFK Stadium yesterday. Doudes may be the most popular man in DC. now that baseball has arrived. draft by May 14. If they don't sign with an agent they can withdraw their name by lune 21, one week before the draft is held. McCants was joined by his par- Capital welcomes winner ents for the news conference that made official what was expected NATIONALS. FROM PAGE 13 Seemingly no matter the This is, after all, a city where for more than a week. The day quality of play, the buzz around nailing on influence isn't merely after the Tar Heels beat Illinois Mall of Rime player who :i(l town is as loud as the teams a way of doing business, it's a 75-70 for their fourth national wars ago liecame the majors' bright red caps with the Curly way of life. championship, Roy Williams said Bret black manager. uhiie "W" that IKHC become As Nationals president Tony he expected McCants to head for Still the Nationals are tied ubiquitous from Capitol Hill to Tavarcs put it: i'coplc can be the NBA tor lirsi iii the Nl East after Georgetown. a little bit more insistent in this 'lite 6-foot-4 swingnian's scor- bearing the Atlanta Braves 11 Baseball is back! marketplace. ing fell from a 20-poinl average as i Wednesday to Improve to "We expect a lot ol exdte favares and the rest of the a sophomore, hut his all-around 5-4, all on the road. Every oilier mem. The fans are going to team's front-office staff only game improved. He took fewer major league dub already lias show up and rool for us." mild recently moved into their head- shots, increased his assist total hosted a game iliis season.Then baseman Vinny Castilla said. quarters at the stadium, where and played better defense. Mark Humphrey AP Photo TO THE TOP: Florida's Anthony Roberson goes up for a lay up in front of again, after more than I2,(KX) They've lieen waiting for ibis last-minute touchups were "This is a youngster who sacri- days between home games, for a long time made yesterday. ficed in a lot of areas to help his Ohio forward Leon Williams in the first round of the NCAA tournament. what's anothei couple nl weeks. Nearly 2 million tickets Hundreds ol extra chairs were team, and 1 think that speaks Roberson said yesterday that he will enter the NBA draft, but won't hire right? already have been boughl for being set up on the field in front volumes," Williams said, an agent and could return for his senior year. Kuhn felt a personal sense the 81 home games—the Expos of the stands, the sort of addi- McCants finished with 1,721 of disappointment when he drew fewer than 750,000 last tional seating used for World points, 14th in school history. Florida. He finished second in to return to school if he is not couldn't persuade Senators season — and loseph Deoudes Series games. Mowers trimmed Felton has said lie has made SEC player-of-the-year voting projected to be a first-round owner Bob Short to keep the might just be the most power- the grass, and lavares was hop- his decision but isn't ready to but he struggled in two NCAA selection. leani in the dry or lo seli il to ful person In Washington these ing to find a way to get rid of the announce it, Williams has said tournament games, going 4-of- I think he feels this is his someone win I would. days, [he Nationals'director of faint white lines still visible from he is leaning one way and May 23 from the field, including 1-of- opportunity to find out what he ■ i his is a happy day toi ticket sales is certainly among when the field was used last — who has said lie plans to stay to 12 from 3-point range. Deeds to improve and where he Washington and a wry sad the most popular, fielding I alls week by Major league Soccer's school — now says he's not sure. "Whether he's a first- or second- needs to get better going into this day for Canada and Montreal from congressional staffers, lob- DC United. At the nearest If all four leave along with rounder I think will depend a season, as well as find out what Montreal was given ewrj byists, lawyers and others hop- Metro station, a yellow sign with seniors law ad Williams, lackie lot on how his individual work- NBA general managers think of i fiance, and its about time ing to score seals for (he home black block letters announced, Manuel and Melvin Scott, the out goes and who else decides Mini." I Xinovan said. Washington goi its chance," debut or later in the season. Stadium this way," and a giant Tar Heels will lose their top seven to come out," Gators coach Billy The 6-foot-3 Wright led the Big ktilin, 78, said in a telephone "People are going to crazy, arrow pointed to an escalator. scorers. Donovan said. Ten in scoring at 18.3 points per Interview "I can hardly wall to loolish lengths lo gel seals." With less than a day left, it Roberson, the second-lead- Walsh led the Gators in 3-point game as the lloosiers finished see what happens. We know Deoudes said. "I'm so behind wasn't quite clear what to call ing scorer in the Southeastern accuracy hitting 42.K percent, 15-14 and missed the NCAA how the) support the Redskins. on voice mails, and a good the site of the big game — nego- Conference last season at 17.5 and finished second on the team tournament for a second straight I in looking lor something like number of them are people try- tiations were continuing on a points a game, agonized over in seining at 14.6 points per year. He ends his career. 15th on thai for a good, competitive ing to work ally angle possible multimillion-dollar deal to sell whether to turn pro last year game. Indiana's all-time scoring list with Nationals team." to get in." the stadium's naming rights. before deciding to return to Fie told Donovan that he plans 1.498 points.

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Casual to formal, brains to sporting it over a screened tee, out to just hanging out. This pastels, florals to stripes, it's a look that works all day and season's athletic shoes spring is in bloom at Maurices into the night. And, don't miss feature bright colors like orange, MALL INFO! Fashii ins. to Aunt Pat's Bridal & the entrance of plaid shorts this turquoise, red and blue, in all Formal, and P&mOUS footwear season! Combined with chest your favorite brands About Us: to Claire's Boutique. Spring stripe polos or screen tees - this including Nike, Adidas, Saucony, The Woodland Mall is an enclosed one level shopping ushers in fresh new colors, is the trendy look this season. k-Swiss, Converse, New Balance center located in Bowling Green, Ohio just 20 miles south patterns, and textures that are Aunt Pat's Bridal is the place and more. Sandals and dress) ol Toledo. We are anchored by Sears, Dunham's Sports, sure to excite everyone to come to find all your formal fashions. shoes are more fun than in the Elder-Beerman, and the Wood County Expo Center. The explore this season of fashion. The store features a large past few years. Women's shoes mall contains space lor over 40 mall stores including a five At Maurices in the Woodland selection of prom and special feature Dowers, bows, charms, screen first run movie theatre, sit down restaurant, bar & Mall the denim life- and come in lots grill, and a food court. Gitt certificates are available. We style is washed and of great colors and offer free strollers S wheelchair for your visit. worn, but not rug- Spring ushers in fresh new colors, designs. Men's shoes The Woodland Mall opened in May of 1987 and was ged, lending itself to patterns, and textures that are sure are going retro in expanded in November of 1988 and currently contains a romantic arts feel. style and sandals still 270,502 square teet of gross leasable area. It is an eclectic mix to excite everyone to come explore range from flip-flops of feminine, vintage, this season of fashion. to dressier leather HOURS: comfort, and western styles. Not only does Monday-Saturday 1 0AM-9PM looks. Colors of easy Famous Footwear Sunday 12-5PM lime, dew drop blue, and dove occasion dresses, bridal gowns have the latest styles and colors, chocolate add a new color and tuxedo rental. Clearance prices are comparable, if not GET IN TOUCH WITH US! element to everyone's wardrobe. bridal gowns start as low as lower, so save your gas and buy 1234 North Main Street 419.354.4447 Eyelet dip-dyed wovens over the $100, bridesmaid dresses at S35, locally! State Route 25 419.353.6383 (lax) ever-versatile camisole, paired and clearance prom dresses at Accessories make the Bowling Green, OH www.woodlandtc.com with your favorite denim is a 550. When you are shopping outfit, and Claire's Boutique has look that is ready for a jaunt to for a special occasion, service is everything you need to the mall or a get together with very important. Aunt Pat's complete your new outfit. friends. You'll find the hottest provides old-fashioned custom- Earrings, necklaces, bracelets, trend at Maurices, the cropped er service and carries many of body jewelry, hair accessories, top, and a variety of fresh screen today's hot, new designers. and much more to round out tees, printed modal tanks that Your spring wardrobe update your warm weather wardrobe. are perfect for early season won't be complete without And if you are looking for layering. fabulous new footwear. Famous ultra-trendy items, head over For the guys striped wovens Footwear has a huge selection to Famous Labels for funky, fun hit the mark, whether worn of brand name shoes for all fashions and the newest urban with denim or cargo pants, or occasions, from dressy nights and hip-hop apparel.

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THE LATEST IN 85Snew &P <§b \Z*vt&utctiwn&t^ What moves faster than the the latest technology upgrades Intel, Seagate, Creative Labs, needs with Monster cable and features new releases every speed of light? The answer these including Microsoft's release of Gigabyte, MSI and Radeon, Monster surge protectors at Tuesday for all your days could he: Technology. It's a new operating system in 2006. Logitech, and Microsoft. Virtual your local Radio Shack store in entertainment needs. hard to keep up with the new- Virtual PC's has the PC's qualified staff is available the Woodland Mall. A full Waldenbooks features maga- est innovations, but Virtual newest 64 bit processors to to service, diagnose, or support PC's, Radio Shack and Verizon make the upgrade to a new OS your computer seven days a Wireless can hook you up! more practical. The week for all personal It's hard to keep up with the newest Virtual PC's is a complete technicians have a variety of computers. The locally-owned innovations but, Virtual PC's, Radio Shack sales and service store that options to accommodate your store caters to both students and Verizon Wireless can hook you up! builds custom computers and repair and upgrade needs and residents, with complete offers complete PC diagnostics using brand name computer systems starting at $799. and repair. Be prepared for components such as AMD and Power your technology selection of Apple I-Pod prod- zines, and books by ucts and accessories will keep bestselling authors including the music with you, and Verizon Stephen King, Nora Roberts, /Sprint PCS wireless and Dan Brown, Danielle Steele, prepaid wireless services keep and the Harry Potter series you connected. Verizon wireless by JK Rowling. The newest phones and services are also Harry Potter book. "The Half available in the Verizon kiosk. Rlood Prince" is coming out on If you're looking for a special July 16th and you can reserve book, CD, movie or video game, your copy today for 40% off. Waldenbooks and Sam Coody Waldenbooks will be open until have the convenience of after midnight on July 15th and special ordering. You can will hold trivia and costume reserve upcoming releases contests that evening. Call the new Games at both stores. Sam Coody store for details. EleCGPOdiCS <00> Virtual!^ CoMipCete Computer Sointions 1234 North Main • Inside the Woodland Mall • 419.352.6330

"Custom Bnitt Computers ~Phii Service Repair and Uprades Walden books for Ait Brands of PCs Reserve the new IronMes&ootina foe Hardware / K Rowling book, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and get 40% off the regular price and Software- Issues The book, will ial July. 16th and the store will be open until artef midnighl on Friday Ihe I >th. Also on ihe evening of July 15th 'Networking ng .i I l.irry ! I larry Pom c rime .mil |ocn the fun th .1 copy of Ihe new book. OnSite Service for Home and Business "Hardware Components and Software "Vims and Maiware removal

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BRAND NAMES, SELECTION, & VALUES AT OUR Cj^te^/

Woodland Mall features two the customer looking for junior carries the new hchron games anchor stores thai contain an and misses' swimwear, shoe and a wide range of amazing array of goods. Both sunglasses, flip-flops, and exercise equipment including Elder-Beerman, which opened outerwear. Other departments machines, floor mats, balance with the mall in 1987, balls, and free weights. and Dunham's Sports, ...departments to serve If you're thinking of opened in April of every customer with high quality, trying a new sport, 2004. feature depart- or investing in more ments to serve every brand name merchandise. equipment to improve customer with high quality, your game, stop in and brand name merchandise. feature fashion jewelry, let the friendly, knowledgeable Elder-Beerman is the only handbags, intimate apparel, staff at Dunham's Sports help true department store electronics, cookware, small you. remaining in Bowling Green. electrics, and bedding. Elder-Becrman offers a broad The Dunham's Sports store at selection of quality and brand Woodland Mall houses 35.000 Join us and Like the music and name merchandise at extremely square feet of sporting Pastor Larry Whatley equipment and apparel. Brand excitement of the new, competitive prices. In addition for Worship to clothing and accessories for names you know include Nike, large contemporary Sundays -11:00 a.m. men, women, and children, Reebok. Adidas, and Fila. Are churches... Elder-Beerman offers a huge you ready to play outside? This Biblical messages & selection of home furnishings, spring you'll find canoes, pools Praise Music bridal registry services, and the for the backyard, camping ...but also want to feel best names in cosmetics and equipment, roller hockey and you make a difference! baseball equipment, Frisbee 10:00 a.m. fragrances. Colorful selections Discipleship of seasonal merchandise delight golf, and rollerbladcs. Dunham's Now there is a church where you can have both! Nursery & Children's Programming

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MORE THAN FOOD IN THE lOUAfr

The cafe court at Woodland Mall and Luca Pizza Both have tasty, famous Tony Packo/s sauce and snacks based on the famous takes place from 6:00-9:00 PM on is the heart of the mall, much familiar selections made fresh cheese. Mediterranean diet and the last Saturday of each month. like the kitchen is considered the daily. For hungry patrons looking prepared authentically. Bulgarian Contestants compete in two heart of the home. It's where you The famous Subway subs now to expand their food horizon, cuisine at Naslada is prepared by age groups, 12 and under, and 13 hang out, socialize with friends have a fresh twist with the option The China, Mediterranean, and a native Bulgarian chef who will and up. Mail gift certificates are and family and, of course, find of toasted bread, and Luca Pizza Naslada offer delicious, exciting great food when you're hungry for has a variety of Italian specialties choices beyond the typical food It's where you hang out, socialize with a snack or a meal, file Woodland including court fare. The China has fabu- Mall food court transcends the spaghetti, lasagna, and more. lous ( liinese cuisine prepared friends and family and, of course, traditional food court environ- lava Oasis features specialty to your specifications, adding or find great food when you're hungry ment in food options. For the coffee drinks, Hershey's ice subtracting ingredients to your traditionalist you have the nation- cream, and hot dog specials taste. Mediterranean prepares for a snack or a meal. al vendors including Subway including toppings like the healthv. flavorful meals and tweak your taste buds with his rewarded to three place expert addition of complimentary winners in each category. seasonings to dishes that you A new offering of acousric will find 9Bry similar to many of guitar with a classic rock theme your favorite home-cooked meal with professional Mark Harris will choices. have you singing along and F.ntcrtainmcnt and events hap- dancing to the music on the pen on a regular basis in the Cafe second Saturday of each month Court and many promotions have from 7:00-9:00 PM beginning a central gathering point within Saturday, April 16th. Watch for this area. Some regular additions the Clear Channel Findlay to the entertainment schedule premier of "Buckeye Country include "Karaoke Night" which Star". WWW.BGNEWS.COM Woodland Mall Thursday, April 14,2005 7

The Cafe Court at $3.25 to $5.75 everyday. a formal dining option Woodland Mall is a Thursday night is Student with delicious choices great place to stop for I.D. night and the prices for both lunch and din- a snack or meal while allow you to enjoy and afford ner including steaks and shopping, but it can both a movie and a meal. your favorite seafood. also be a great place to Looking for a more pri- The same delicious meals I meet friends or family vate or formal dining expe and bar service can be to share in rience? Sports enthusiasts provided for groups of entertainment, or will want to try Quarters Bar up to 160 persons in in enjoy delicious fc Grill with daily food and the Woodland Banquet food before or after a drink specials, pool tables Center or larger groups ■ movie in the Cinemark and multiple screens to of several hundred to Woodland Mall Cinema enjoy your favorite sports in 1000 in the Wood County 5. The theater offers progress. The adjacent Silver Kxpo Center. first-run movies for Dollar Steakhouse provides 8 Thursday, April 14,2005 Woodland Mall WWW.BGNEWS.COM

YOU'RE OtOOfZUV THIS SPRING!

Warm temperatures this spring of-the-art tanning heds and evaluate skin type and provide tures a soft, maple wood decor permanent color starts at $38. and summer mean peeling off IJV-free Mystic Tan in exquisite an extraordinary tanning expe- complete with 10 service sta- Hair services are complimented the layers of winter and showing surroundings. The Bronze Ian rience. Bronze Tan Studios will tions and a fully stocked retail by a wide range of profes- a little more skin. A little tan, service philosophy provides be open seven days a week with area. It is now located between sional products including Tigi a stylish haircut, and easy care for unparalleled service where appointments and walk-in Dunham's Sports and the new Bedhead & Catwalk, Kcdken acrylic nails can help you feel each associate is dedicated clientele welcome. Bronze Tan Studios. Providing and Matrix. Facial waxing is ready to have carefree fun in to customer service excel- Fiesta Salons, Inc. is celebrat- the sun. lence. Bronze Tan Studio is an ing the relocation of its full ser- The first Bronze Tan Studio international Smart Tan mem- vice hair salon to a larger space A little tan, a stylish haircut, and easy opened in the Woodland Mall ber. All associates are certified within the Woodland Mall. This care acrylic nails can help you feel this March introducing state- tanning specialists, trained to grand new Fiesta Hair Salon fea- ready to have carefree fun in the sun.

affordable family hair care with also available. no appointment necessary, Use your student ID in World hot styles, the Woodland Mall Fiesta Hair Nail Salon for discounts on pro- Salon is open convenient day fessional nail services including and evening hours, seven days a acrylic nails, polish, pedicures, week. With a focus on airbrushed nails and more. The cool looks. customer satisfaction, Fiesta salon always has the latest sea- offers quality hair care by sonal colors in stock for your $ licensed cosmetologists. A selection. Knjoy the expert ser- design cut just 14 haircut with shampoo and vice which is World Nail's repu- shampoo, condition, cut & blowdry finish blowdry finish is just $14; tation in the BG community. color/highlights from $38 perms/relaxers from $49 U/©&D HM. MOST WANTED Piesta salons Inside the Woodland Mall Woodland Mall - (next to Dunham's Sporting Goods) - 352-9084 (419)354-1020 open 7 days a week no appointment needed

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• State of the art beds, including facial and shoulder tanners • UV-free M J • Memberships, pamLjK, arutrongle sessions available • Professional tanning sfiffcare products »No Appointments Needed • Appointments and w^fk-in clientele welcome • Just Walk-in jertified tanning specialists • Acrylic Nails that Last ernational Smart Tan member • Specializing in Total Nail Care • Affordable Prices

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QOltV AT THE MALL!

No matter your age or fitness offers classes for kids and adults m ability, the Woodland Mall has in ludo, Aiki In fitsu, and Self ■ IF' J 1 an activity for everyone. From Defense in both a classroom Si power walkers to recreational setting and private lessons by strollers, mall walking has appointment. Lifestyles For H \W I attracted people who want Ladies Only is a fitness/wellness a consistent weatherproof center with state-of-the-art car- environment. The Woodland dio and strength training equip- wT " 1 Mall opens at 7:00 AM for ment and a variety of classes mall walking, and three times including kick-boxing, spinning, around the interior tacks on 1.3 cardio circuit, strength, Pilates, NE^i-^™ miles to your daily step count. and core conditioning. Student Children 8 years and under get memberships are available and their exercise in Woody's World can include tanning packages play area. Sponsored by the and/or Kid/. Klub membership. Sentinel-Tribune and the Wood If you've taken dance classes County Hospital, Woody's World before, or it is something you features an array of Little Tikes always wanted to try, check out buildings, climbing structures, the mall's newest fitness edition; JULIE 8 vehicles and hand toys to wear lulie's Dance Studio. Traditional out the little ones on your next classes include ballet, tap, jazz, shopping trip. and Pointe for ages 2 to adult. DANCE STUDIO Are you ready to get fit, try a Sign up now for new spring new fitness challenge, or take classes that include "Intro to up an old pastime? Bushido Dance", "Beginner Hip-Hop", Julie A.Setzer Kai America Family Martial Arts "Ballroom Dance", and "Yo-lates". EST. I 985 Center may be the challenge And, you thought malls were you're looking for, Bushido Kai only for "Power-Shopping"! Ballet • Jazz • Pointe 'Tap Mom &Tot • Ballroom • Hip Hop For ages 2 72 to adull

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GIFT GIVING STARTS WITH A /'LCCZMAA^

Part of the fun of shopping treasure hunt starts at Timeless Next door you'll find the foods, crystal, and soy candles the store browse In Good Taste's is looking for thai intangible Treasures/Gifts from the Heart. new location of Alyssa Lee's by Pilgrim Candle Company. collection of NASCAR die cast "something" that is really spe- This unique store is stocked full Cocoa Bean and Gift Galleria. Choose a gift, or have a basket cars, sports cards and beanie cial. Whether it is a gift for a of hand-crafted items, one-of- This shop is decorated with custom made, and Alyssa Lee's babies. You're sure to find trea- special person or occasion, or a-kind jewelry, cards for every a French (lair that makes will provide free local delivery. sures to bring back memories something spur-of-the-moment occasion, and an ever-changing you feel welcome and right If you still haven't satisfied and special gifts for the collector. to treat yourself or a friend, selection of wares from over at home. You'll discover fine your sugar cravings, stop at In Spring plays hosl lo many it's really all about the thrill of 15 vendors. The vendors take Belgium chocolates including Good Taste next to the Cinema gift-giving events including the hunt and the pleasure of turns manning the store and decadent truffles, Good Home discovering that perfect trea- have a personal interest in help- Company products, soaps from Part of the fun of shopping is looking sure. At Woodland Mall your ing you find just the right gift. Paris, gourmet gift baskets and for that intangible "something" that is really special.

for Jelly Bellies, Gummies, choc- Mother's Day, Graduation, olate, sugar-free candy, your Weddings, and Showers. Be every day favorites, and candy prepared with a truly thoughtful thai you haven't seen anywhere gift thai you can find only at the else in years. While you are in Woodland Mall.

We also offer: •' Gift certificates • Postage, tax, and copy services T-iiu' Belgium c Kocolata & ;i'|ls. • Free strollers & wheelchairs for your shopping enjoyment! , T-Y>nu'r ,',• s.'i\^ soape »'| l-uris; Otood Tk'nu' Company rVoauctoy cTeyslal CJmpivssions, & C^oufmet C^if* l^tsk.-ts.

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