THE BALL STATE MONDAY February 21, 2005 Vol. 84, Issue 103

DAILYMUNCIEDAILY WWW.BSUDAILYNEWS.COM NEWSNEWS INDIANA DNNEWS CAMPUS See what is going on across the nation. NEW YORK Secret Bush Board tapes revealed (AP) — Private conversations with George Bush secretly taped by an old friend before he was elected president foreshadow some of his raises political strategies and appear to reveal that he acknowledged using marijuana, The New York Times reported Saturday. The conversations were recorded housing by Doug Wead, a former aide to George W. Bush’s father, beginning in 1998, when Bush was weighing a presidential bid, until just before the Republican National Convention Planting in 2000, the Times said in a story costs posted on its Web site. for the Room, board fees will increase On one tape, Bush explains that he told one prominent evangelical that he would not ‘‘kick gays, 5.5 percent next academic year because I’m a sinner. How can I Shawna Tsoumas ■ Asst. News Editor differentiate sin?’’ Bush also criticizes then-Vice Ball State’s Board of Trustees increased room President Al Gore for admitting and board fees by 5.5 percent for the 2005-06 future academic year at Friday’s meeting. marijuana use and explains why he would not do the same. The increase from $6,228 to $6,570 for a stan- ‘‘I wouldn’t answer the marijuana Setting aside retirement dard double-occupancy room will help cover Housing by questions,’’ he said, according additional operating ex- to the Times. ‘‘You know why? money now can reap double penses for the residence the numbers Because I don’t want some little kid halls, Alan Hargrave, doing what I tried.’’ the benefits down the road director of housing and residence life, said. $6,228 The White House did not deny Cost of a standard the authenticity of the tapes. Dining services expects the overall operating double-occupancy costs to increase by 25 room this year. VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Lisa Gerstner ■ Staff Reporter percent, Ann Talley, di- Police officer fired rector of residence halls ophomore Nick dining services, said. $6,570 over Kid Rock DeSutter be- The large increase is be- Cost of the same room autograph request gan investing cause of the rising cost next year. (U-WIRE) — A Vanderbilt for his retire- of petroleum, which is University Police Department officer S ment when he found in the dining ser- 25 was 16. He saved $10 vices take-out contain- Percent overall operat- was fired due to “the perception of each month, and the ers, and the rising cost ing costs are expected preferential treatment” when he business entrepreneur- of gasoline because all stopped Robert Ritchie, known as ship major said he now the products arrive to to increase. Kid Rock, early Wednesday morning, puts aside $100 or more the university by truck. said Pat Cunningham, captain of monthly. The new rates are simi- operations for VUPD, during a news An employee of the Vir- lar to other schools in the Mid-American Confer- conference Wednesday. ginia B. Ball Center for Creative Inquiry, DeSutter ence, Hargrave said. said he does not earn higher wages than the typical “We fit pretty much in the middle compared to The officer, Juan Monarez, a college student. He does, however, believe students other universities,” he said. Ball State’s 2005-06 13-year veteran, requested the rock should begin investing in their retirements now. rates are less than or equal to eight of the 14 uni- star’s autograph during the traffic “People need to start investing as soon as possible,” versities in the MAC and Indiana, according to a stop which resulted in a warning, he said, emphasizing that compounding interest press release. said Michael Schoenfeld, vice causes investments to grow steadily over extended chancellor of public affairs. periods of time. “It could be $5 a month. It really Please see HOUSING, page 2 doesn’t matter. What matters is that you get started When Monarez approached and you’re aware of what needs to be done.” the car, he smelled an odor of Retirement investments have become an issue of alcohol, Cunningham said. Monarez national concern since President George W. Bush INDIANAPOLIS questioned Kid Rock, who said that proposed the privatization of some Social Security he had not been drinking and that tax money. Addressing concerns that Social Secu- the odor in the car was coming from rity funds could be depleted in the next 40 years, the two other occupants. Bush’s plan would allow workers to save a portion of their Social Security tax payments in private ac- State house Cunningham said that Monarez counts. considered the explanation Because of the declining U.S. dollar, combined with sufficient and failed to administer the baby-boomer generation’s entry into retirement, a sobriety test. living solely on Social Security will be difficult for When word of the autograph future retirees, Gary Santoni, an emeritus professor proposes surfaced, Monarez admitted his of economics, said. College-age people today will actions, Cunningham said. likely have to make their own efforts to save to live comfortably during their retirement, he said. “We are very disappointed in the “You have to be willing to bite that bullet and just events that occurred,” said Al Guyet, tuition lock chief of VUPD. “We apologize to the Please see SAVINGS, page 2 Cap could cause rates to rise community for the perception of Taking risks nonenforcement of a DUI.” Invest in riskier areas such as stocks now because there 10 percent, representative says According to a Thursday article is time to recover if funds are lost. Later in life, put money in The Tennessean, Kid Rock toward safer investments such as bonds and annuities. DN PHOTO ILLUSTRATION/ AMANDA Deanna Wrenn ■ Associated Press was wanted by Metro Police GOEHLERT AND WILL VRAGOVIC after assaulting a DJ at Christie’s INDIANAPOLIS — A proposal in the General Cabaret. He was arrested at 7 a.m. Assembly would give students the option to lock Wednesday in a How to save $1 million by the age of 65 in tuition rates at state-run universities. friend’s apartment The average Ball State student can retire as a millionaire, but the trick is to start saving early. Below is a graphic showing how much However, the fixed tuition rate might rise to as students would need to save in a basic savings account* either daily, monthly or yearly to reach $1 million by the time they retire. high as 10 percent per year for four years, said and later released Rep. Tiny Adams, D-Muncie, who voted against on $3,000 bail. Saving Daily: Saving Monthly: Saving Yearly: the budget bill. Metro Police Starting at... Starting at... Starting at... “I don’t think the Senate will allow that to hap- noted Kid Rock’s ... Age 25 $12.75 a day ... Age 25 $392 a month ... Age 25 $4,853 a year pen if it gets out of the House,” Adams said. cooperation ... Age 35 $27.26 a day ... Age 35 $836 a month ... Age 35 $10,355 a year He said Democrats will vote against the pro- during the ... Age 45 $63.48 a day ... Age 45 $1,943 a month ... Age 45 $24,068 a year posal because they feel higher education should not be capped at a certain percent, particularly arrest. $0 20 40 60 80 $0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 $0 10,000 20,000 because the cost of living and education will not stay the same over a four-year period. Helpful Web sites: Roth IRA $400,000 $500 a year Adams said he does not plan on talking to Ball www.rothira.com A Roth IRA retirement account can be State University officials about the proposed 300,000 $1,000 a year A comprehensive site set up through most banks and mutual $2,000 a year budget bill. $194,561 dealing with Roth IRAs. fund companies. The advantage of $389,123 using a Roth IRA account is that your 200,000 Provost Beverley Pitts declined to comment on www.asec.org investment earnings are completely 100,000 $97,280 the bill because she said she didn’t know enough The American Savings tax-free. To the right is a graph showing about it. President Jo Ann Gora could not be Education Council the progress of Roth IRA accounts over 0 reached for comment Sunday. DNNOTES the span of 40 years. 10 years 20 years 30 years 40 years Please see TUITION, page 2 WEATHER SOURCE: www.tcalc.com *Interest calculated at 6.9 percent. CHAD YODER /DN GRAPHIC High: 41 Low: 30 Cloudy MEN’S BASKETBALL

REMINDER Residence halls close at 8 a.m. on Ball State retires Wells’ No. 42 March 5 Wells, who finished his career At halftime several members of for Spring Break. BSU’s career leading in 1998 as Ball State’s and the his family, along with Athletics Mid-American Conference’s all- Director Bubba Cunningham PARTNERSHIP scorer honored at time leading scorer, formally and President Jo Ann Gora, See tomorrow’s saw his number formally retired awaited him at center court. headlines today Saturday night’s game Saturday during halftime of the Both him and his son, dressed on NewsLink Cardinals’ game against Drexel. at Nine. Justin Hesser and Mike Genet A member of the NBA’s Mem- Please see JERSEY, page 2 ■ Daily News Staff phis Grizzles, Wells was away DN PHOTO/YICHIEN LI CONTACT US from the team for a while be- BONZI WELLS waves to cheering fans News desk: 285-8255 The smiling faces of Bonzi Wells cause of the All-Star break. He during his jersey retirement ceremony. and his son as they walked down changed his schedule in order Sports desk: 285-8245 Wells, currently playing for the Editor: 285-8249 the red carpet to center court to be on hand for the ceremony. Classified: 285-8247 only got brighter when they saw Wells and his son were intro- Memphis Grizzlies, expressed his Fax: 285-8248 a No. 42 banner revealed in the duced before the game to a sea- thanks to Ball State and all the fans Worthen Arena rafters. son-high crowd of 6,641 fans. who have supported him. PAGE 2 l NEWS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2005 l THE BALL STATE DAILY NEWS

IN HISTORY 1848 “The Communist Manifesto”, written by Karl Housing: Policy amended Savings: Students should Marx, is published in London. 1927 Humorist Erma Bombeck is born in Dayton, Ohio. to add commuting distance avoid credit card solicitors 1965 African American nationalist and religious President Jo Ann Gora an- Continued from PAGE 1 “If what you’re doing is get- leader Malcolm X is assassinated. nounced that the univer- Continued from PAGE 1 The board also approved a sity received 22 donations at ting a student loan because you modification to the universi- $10,000 each for the Inaugu- do it,” Santoni said, encour- want a little nicer car or a new ty’s housing requirements. ral Scholarship Fund. aging early investment in stereo or a big-screen TV, that’s WEATHER THIS WEEK The current regulations re- In January, Gora decided to diversified accounts. Stock not a very good idea,” he said. TUESDAY Mostly Cloudy, High: 42, Low: 25 quire all freshmen and trans- forego her presidential inau- mutual funds, he said, yield Price stressed the impor- considerably higher returns tance of protecting oneself by WEDNESDAY Partly Cloudy, High: 35, Low: 20 fer students with 24 credit guration to create 15 scholar- hours or less to live in the than savings accounts, sav- purchasing insurance plans. THURSDAY Partly Cloudy, High: 32, Low: 22 ships for incoming freshmen. residence halls unless they Originally, Gora needed 15 ings bonds or money market Disability insurance, life in- FRIDAY Partly Cloudy, High: 32, Low: 23 live with their parents, are medallion benefactors, people accounts. surance and umbrella plans to SATURDAY Partly Cloudy, High: 38, Low: 25 married or are more than 21 who donate $10,000 each, com- “The sooner you put it aside protect motorists from unin- SUNDAY Partly Cloudy, High: 31, Low: 25 years old, Hargrave said. bined with the $150,000 from and save, the better off you’re sured drivers are all methods The amended policy re- her inaugural fund, to support going to be,” he said. Price suggested to steer clear of quires students with less than the four-year scholarships. DeSutter said he is invest- financial risk. 24 credit hours, who live with However, because the schol- ing his money in a number of “Don’t overestimate your DAYS AHEAD their parents, to live no more arship fund has 22 donors, the ways, including in an Individu- knowledge and ability to do than 60 miles from the uni- university plans to increase the al Retirement Account, stocks, your own finances,” Price TODAY versity, Hargrave said. Howev- number of freshman recipi- annuities and savings bonds. said, advising that students er, freshmen are still required ents, Heather Shupp, executive He said that aggressively in- take business and economics OFFICE OF SCHOLARSHIP & FINANCIAL AID to live in the residence halls. director of university commu- vesting now in riskier areas, classes or work with a financial Only three weeks left to fill out the FAFSA! Fill out your FAFSA at www. “The policy was just modi- nications, said. The fund has such as the stock market, planner. fafsa.ed.gov by March 10 to receive all possible financial aid. fied,” he said. “All it does a total of $520,000, enough to and devoting more Parents and money toward safer Online other trusted rela- SOCIETY FOR EARTH BASED RELIGIONS now is create a commuting support 18.5 scholarships. - investments, such tives who have had Weekly meeting begins at 8 p.m. in Bracken Library 301. Visitors and distance.” The modification If Ball State receives addi- Students can calcu- as bonds and an- experience in sav- questions are welcome. E-mail [email protected] or is needed because some stu- tional donations for the Inau- nuities, later in their late how investing a ing and investing check http://ser.iweb.bsu.edu for more information. dents have a three- to four- gural Scholarship Fund, the little money today in hour commute to the univer- university will award more careers is likely to are another source ATHLETES IN ACTION sity each way, he said. scholarships, Shupp said. benefit students the a retirement fund will of guidance in fi- Athletes in Action will be meeting at 8 p.m. in SC room 303. AIA is the Hargrave said the university The Board of Trustees will most. benefit them later in nancial planning, sports ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. will make exceptions to the have their next meeting at 2 “You can’t afford to life by visiting the Santoni said. new commuter policy on a p.m. April 22 in the L.A. Pit- take risks later in life following Web site: DeSutter once case-by-case basis. tenger Student Center Found- because you can’t re- www.fundadvise.com served as the TUESDAY In the president’s report, ers Room. cover,” he said. treasurer for the Randy Price, a Financial Manage- PHI KAPPA PHI certified financial planner at ment Student Association, a Dr. Robert Habich, professor of English at Ball State University, will pres- Muncie’s Price Asset Manage- group composed of several ent, “Superstars of the 1880s: Writers, Celebrities, and Emerson’s First ment, said he believes stu- business and finance students Biographers” from 4 p.m. to 4:40 p.m. in Bracken Library room 225. dents should invest now, but who offer free information they should take a cautious and advice about financing to Tuition: Proposal to help approach to saving for retire- other students. ment. He said that to live comfort- WEDNESDAY “I think the trend, especial- ably, a retiree needs a retire- parents predict costs ly among the investment pro- ment account worth $1 mil- FCSMR fessionals, is to vastly under- lion. DeSutter’s goal is to have The FCSMR 481 fashion promotions class is sponsoring a model call Continued from PAGE 1 However, if the university state risk,” he said. Secure, a $5 million retirement invest- out for their upcoming fashion show “Rock the Runway, Rule the Red underestimated costs for the guaranteed assets, such as ment by the time he reaches Carpet.” Come to the Simpson Lounge in the Applied Technology (AT ) The proposal, which is part four years, it might have to money market accounts and building at 7:30 p.m. to learn how you can be in the show. of the House’s budget bill, raise tuition for students who age 65. would allow students to pay chose the traditional option government bonds, are the “I like to think of myself as a fixed tuition rate that would to balance its budget, Bennett types of investments he said on top of this game right now,” not change during their four said. college students should look DeSutter said. “That doesn’t DAYS AHEAD years of school. Adams said the state govern- to first. mean I can’t get burned at To get Days Ahead entries in the paper, come into AJ 278 and fill out a Although the tuition would ment completes its budget ev- He recommended that stu- some point, but right now I form or send an e-mail to [email protected] with the sub- likely be higher than normal ery two years, so universities dents avoid credit card solici- feel like I’m on top of it and ject reading “Days Ahead Entry.” List the date of the event, dates you want tuition the first year, parents shouldn’t have to set a four- tations and borrow money as I’m doing pretty good for a 23- it to run, your announcement 30 words or less and contact information. would be able to predict costs year tuition level. little as possible. year-old.” and wouldn’t face sudden tu- “Why can we expect them to ition increases. Tuition and do one for every four when we fees have doubled over the last only have to do one for two?” decade at many campuses. Adams said. 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ACROSS 1 Anorak 6 Largest con- tinent 10 Amscray! 14 Man the tiller 15 Left 16 __ Stanley Gardner 17 Actress Woodard 18 Confront 19 Horn sound 20 First Lady 22 Chops very fine 23 NYC arena 24 Samuel's teacher 25 Bathroom fixture 26 Spirited mounts 64 Actor Sharif 29 Rotating 65 Zeal parts 66 Olympic sleds 31 Flow back 67 Actress Gilpin 34 Illuminated 68 Nothing more 35 1883 explod- than ing volcano 69 Critic Roger 37 With 41A, former First DOWN Lady 1 David's 41 See 37A poetry 42 Frozen 2 Finally expanse 3 Safe harbor 44 Spy novelist 4 Deborah of 22 More chancy Deighton movies 25 Superlatively 40 Roll- 45 __ Na Na 5 Length times wee call vote 46 Not at home width 27 Pipe turns 43 Printer's 47 Pencil end 6 Dreadful 28 Entertainer piece 51 Bowling tar- 7 Nautically Carroll 48 Curly or Moe gets nauseous 30 Trajectory's 49 Breadwinner 53 Mas' men 8 Length unit shape 50 Most ill-bred 55 Greek letter 9 Picnicked 32 Scare word 52 Arboreal 56 Errol of Hol- 10 Become 33 Forbid lemur lywood established 36 "Bless- 54 Make 58 First Lady 11 Alamo casu- ings" author amends (1974-77) alty Quindlen 56 Failure 61 "__ von der 12 __ vera 37 HMS part 57 Citrus fruit Erde" 13 Vietnamese 38 "__ bin ein 58 Tree trunk 62 Freight-car holidays Berliner" 59 Harvard rival freeloader 21 Spreads 39 Quadrennial 60 Misplay 63 Without help about event 62 Cloth border MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2005 l THE BALL STATE DAILY NEWS NEWS l PAGE 3 INTERNATIONAL DNDIGEST Bush tries to repair foreign relations COMPILED FROM LOCAL AND ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS TOURNAMENT Monday’s speech, the main ad- Brussels police readied 2,500 plans to lift a 15-year-old arms President to ask allies dress of his trip, is a conciliatory officers — 1,000 more than the embargo against China. Bush BSU team loses Regional College Bowl message aimed at citizens across usual number for the three or has been cool toward Europe’s The Ball State University Democrats team came back to Muncie to move beyond war Europe, where Bush is widely dis- four summit meetings that bring negotiations to persuade Iran to liked. European Union leaders to the abandon its suspected nuclear defeated but still pleased with the way they competed after a two- differences for peace ‘‘Today, America and Europe Belgian capital every year. weapons program. The White day Regional College Bowl competition at IUPUI. face a moment of consequence While seeking to move past House prefers asking the U.N. “I look forward to doing it next year,” junior Steve Nawara, team Terence Hunt ■ Associated Press and opportunity,’’ the president old divisions, Bush and Euro- Nations Security Council to pun- captain, said. will say. ‘‘Together we can once pean leaders still face major ish Tehran. The team beat Indiana University in the first round, but lost the BRUSSELS, Belgium — Presi- again set history on a hopeful differences. An issue where the allies may other rounds at the College Bowl. dent Bush sought to repair rocky course — away from poverty and Washington opposes Europe’s find common ground is a de- The University of Illinois won undefeated in the regional compe- relations with Europe on Sunday, despair and toward development tition. The team will compete in the National College Bowl tourna- saying ‘‘no power on Earth will and the dignity of self-rule ... away ment at the University of Washington in Seattle on April 24. ever divide us.’’ He urged allies from resentment and violence Sophomore Jacob Clere, team member, said that the other teams to move beyond differences over and toward justice and the peace- Mending fences in Europe Iraq in the interest of Mideast ful settlement of differences.’’ President Bush makes his first trip since reelection to meet with European were more organized than Ball State with coaches and stacks of peace. Bush’s visit was intended to leaders and repair relations strained by U.S. actions in Iraq. practice questions. Nawara was the fourth-high-scoring individual ‘‘As past debates fade and great soothe allies frustrated that in the tournament. duties become clear, let us begin their views on issues from Iraq 1 Today, Brussels: Meets with Belgian prime minister “I had a lot of fun and a good time. I think we did well,” Nawara a new era of trans-Atlantic unity,’’ to global warming were often ig- and royalty; hosts dinner for French President Jacques said. “We didn’t do as well as we wanted, but we did well for the Bush will say in a speech on Mon- nored by the White House. Bush Chirac first Ball State team to compete in 16 years.” day. Appealing for aid for Iraq, said that the European-American he urges the world’s democracies alliance is essential for security 2 Tuesday, Brussels: WORLD ‘‘to give tangible political, eco- and global trade and offers of Visits NATO, European Union, European nomic and security assistance to model of freedom for the rest of Commission BELGIUM GERMANY United States, Japan pressure N. Korea the world’s newest democracy.’’ the world. Excerpts of his address were re- ‘‘In all these ways, our strong 3 Wednesday, Wiesbaden: Brussels Expressing deep concern about North Korea’s nuclear weapons leased on his arrival in Belgium. friendship is essential to peace Meets with U.S. troops; Mainz: program, senior U.S. and Japanese officials on Saturday pressed Hoping to set a more concilia- and prosperity across the globe Town hall meeting with the communist nation to soon resume international talks aimed German Chancellor Gerhard SLOVAKIA tory tone for his second term, — and no temporary debate, no at halting its arms development. Bush will meet over five days passing disagreement of govern- Schroeder Bratislava The North Korean government gave no indication it was inter- with some of his toughest critics: ments, no power on earth will Wiesbaden ested. French President Jacques Chirac ever divide us,’’ Bush will say. 4 Thursday: Meets with Slovak and Mainz ‘‘It really is time for North Korea to take seriously the concern and German Chancellor Gerhard An alliance of 88 environmen- leaders; holds talks with Schroeder, both of whom fiercely tal, human rights, peace and oth- Russian President Vladimir of the international community’’ and return to talks involving opposed the U.S. led invasion. er groups planned two days of Putin the United States and four other nations, said Secretary of State Bush also will see Russian Pres- protests in Brussels, beginning Condoleezza Rice after joining Defense Secretary Donald H. ident Vladimir Putin, who has Monday, to demand ‘‘no Europe- SOURCES: The White House, KRT Rumsfeld in a meeting with their Japanese counterparts. alarmed the West with Moscow’s an complicity’’ in a U.S.-designed DAILY NEWS GRAPHIC Negotiations among two Koreas, China, Japan, Russia and the retreat from democracy. world order. United States offer North Korea the best path forward to security assurances and a better life for its people, Rice said at a news conference at the State Department. But North Korea is not ready to resume the talks and does not GREEK want direct meetings with Washington, according to a report Sat- urday from China’s official news agency, citing an unidentified North Korean official. Rice made clear the Bush administration Students compete in ninth Papi Chulo Contest has not offered one-on-one negotiations and that the six-nation and the Latino Student Union, Zac Davis, a sophomore rep- helped the campus to better forum is what is available. Junior to represent was asked to describe the women resenting Spectrum, BSA, LSU know the sorority. of the Delta Chapter, and the American “The time they spend,” Lyle STATE women of Gamma he said, “Nothing but Contest Asian Student As- said, “it’s dedication.” class. They’re always winners sociation, placed The contestants had three Daniels plans to use RV for mobile office Phi Omega sorority supportive.” second next to Rad- categories for competition: a The winner should Gamma Phi Omega had ford. talent portion, a sleepwear por- Gov. Mitch Daniels plans to recycle a centerpiece of his cam- Rebecca Pullen ■ Staff Reporter truly represent the the ninth Papi Chulo “They always help tion and a question and answer paign for office by using a new recreational vehicle as a mobile women of Gamma contest on Friday. Win- us out when we session while each man was governor’s office to tour the state. Junior Cameron Radford won Phi Omega by being ners are as follows: ask,” Davis said. “So dressed in his best. A Web site will be created next week so people can vote the ninth Papi Chulo Contest a gentleman that ■ 1st place when I was asked to The top three contestants online for their favorite design for the donated RV, which Dan- Friday sponsored by Gamma the sorority mem- Cameron Radford help them, I said , were honored with trophies. iels said Friday he planned to use in trips about once a week. Phi Omega in the L.A. Pittenger bers will look up to, ‘Sure.’” The winner also received a ■ 2nd place The RV is similar to the one Daniels used to tour the state Student Center. Catherine Zakra- The contestants sash, a $100 scholarship and during his campaign for the governor’s office that began in Out of the nine contestants, jsek, president and Zac Davis were asked to join will attend a dinner by the Del- July 2003. The campaign RV could be used for future political Radford was crowned after he secretary of Delta ■ 3rd place the event because ta Chapter, Zakrajsek said. displayed his poetry writing Chapter, said. Brent Lyle they were all big sup- The contest started after the events or other non-governmental purposes, Daniels said, but skills, robe and boxers and “All of the contes- porters of the chap- founders started it in 1991, the has been unused since soon after the November election. showed off his silvery silky tants are friends of ter, Zakrajsek said. group’s first year on campus. ‘‘We beat it up pretty badly,’’ Daniels said. nylon suit to the crowd. the chapter,” Zakrajsek said, Third-place contestant Brent The contest was started to help The latest vehicle — which is four years old and 40 feet long When Radford, sponsored by “and we’ve always looked to Lyle said that the he was glad promoted the organization and — will take Daniels and other state officials to meetings with the Black Student Association them for help and support.” to be involved in an event that its cultural ties on campus. local governments, businesses and residents. 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THE BALL STATE DAILY NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD “ Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibit- COLE MCGRATH, EDITOR IN CHIEF ing the free exercise thereof; or abridging SHAWN BARKDULL, MANAGING EDITOR the freedom of speech, or of the press; DAVE STUDINSKI, FORUM EDITOR or the right of the people peaceably to Jennifer Ross, news editor Andy Zeigert, features editor Ian Palmer, 72 Hours editor assemble, and to petition the Government Shawna Tsoumas, asst. news editor Kasey Bradley, asst. features editor Emily Kuzniar, design editor for a redress of grievances.” Mike Genet, sports editor Will Vragovic, photo editor Chad Yoder, asst. design editor Will O’Hargan, asst. sports editor Jennifer Cecil, asst. photo editor Steve Bristow, Web editor The First Amendment FForumorum to the U.S. Constitution OUR VIEW Catch-42 AT ISSUE: Wells may have been an outstanding athlete, but not an outstanding leader During halftime of Saturday’s basketball a retired jersey is meant to honor. for criminal trespassing. was suspended by Cheeks for “conduct con- game against Drexel, Ball State University’s Although he spent four years at Ball In November 2003, Wells was fined for mak- sidered detrimental to the team.” athletic department retired Bonzi Wells’ State, Wells never graduated from the ing an obscene gesture at a fan during a loss to These stories should be no surprise to number 42 jersey. university. He went on to join the NBA’s the Philadelphia 76ers. During the game, he also BSU officials, as they were actively reported Wells, who left the university in 1998, holds Portland Trail Blazers until he was traded threw a towel and water bottle onto the court. by the Associated Press, the NBA, ESPN and both the Mid-American Conference and Ball the Grizzlies for the 2003-04 season. Over Later that month, the Blazer’s suspended Wells various Web sites. State’s all-time scoring records. the course of his NBA career, Wells’ sports- for two games without pay for cursing at coach Without a doubt, Ball State would never In announcing the retirement, the university manship has been anything but admirable. Maurice Cheeks after being taken out of the tolerate such activity from one of its students stated in a press release that “Wells is only the In November 2000, Wells was suspended game. He was also stripped of his co-captain’s or athletes. Regardless of their athletic accom- second student-athlete in Ball State history to one game without pay and fined $10,000 for title for his behavior in the loss. plishments, players of this nature do not have his number retired by the university.” intentionally striking and verbally abusing In November 2002, Wells was fined for deserve to have their jersey retired. As this sort of memorial sets the standard an official during a game against the Seattle spitting on San Antonio player Danny Ferry An athlete’s given achievement in their for other aspiring athletes to follow, it must SuperSonics. Following his ejection, Wells threw and calling him a “honky” during a game. respective sport puts their name in record honor not only athletic achievement, but per- his headband across the court at referee Tim The following December, he was fined for his books and some commemorative items in sonal character as well. Donaghy and knocked over a water cooler. involvement in a post-game brawl with the collector’s catalogs. However, an athlete’s all- Wells, who has demonstrated outstand- In September 2001, Police said Wells Golden State Warriors, calling the team’s Troy around character on and off the field or court ing talent as a basketball player, falls far refused to leave the scene of a fight near a Murphy a “cracker.” As his time with the Trail is what earns him or her the right to be for- from the exemplary “student-athlete” status nightclub. He and three others were cited Blazers neared its end in March 2003, Wells ever honored as a standard for others.

Robb Haywood: Andy Roberts: HIER UND JETZT WHO, ME? Avoid falling into Both sides to blame debt of ‘red’ lifestyle in NHL pay fiasco There are few things more important in On Feb. 16, National Hockey League commis- America today than your credit score, yet so few sioner Gary Bettman put the organization in college students have any idea about credit. And the history books in the worst possible way. to help us sink our credit score before we even The NHL became the first professional sports know it, every year our campus welcomes an league to cancel an entire season due to a army of creditors ready to trade your soul for a labor dispute. really cute credit card with a dolphin or a Colts This was hardly a shock to sports fans. logo, never mind the 22.5 percent annual percent- Hockey fans were hearing that a work stop- age rate that comes along with it. page was likely as far back as last year’s play- Drinks on me for everyone at Dill Street! offs, and some NHL players who have been Now: reality. The average credit card given interviewed on ESPN say they saw this coming to a college student carries a for a few years in advance. 19.95 percent APR and a $500 However, it is clear that the limit. If you spend this card cancellation was entirely pre- to it’s limit, you’re paying ventable. All week, the buzz about $9 a month in interest, has been about who is to plus any fees, penalties and blame, with a seemingly equal- minimum payments against sized camp each saying the the principal. If you make other side (owners or players) these payments, most cards are to blame. The answer is will lower your interest rate simple: Both sides should have Robb Haywood is a and you can build your credit, Steve Sack is a syndicated columnist. His views do not necessarily agree with those of the Daily News. Andy Roberts is a done better in the negotiations graduate student which will one day help you to freshman telecom- and everyone is to blame. and writes ‘Hier und buy a car or home at a reason- munications major For those who haven’t been Jetzt’ for the Daily able rate. Owning a home is Steve Nawara: THE SENSIBLE SOUTHPAW and writes ‘Who, keeping track, the NHL’s col- one of the best ways to secure News. His views do Me?’ for the Daily lective bargaining agreement not necessarily agree your financial future, so long expired at the end of the 2003- as it is properly maintained News. His views do with those of the not necessarily agree 04 season, which meant a new as it can be used as an asset one needed to be worked out. newspaper. Republicans’ best chance with liberal with those of the to borrow against to secure There were two major hurdles newspaper. future loans with reasonable The Republican Party will be walking Giuliani. with this negotiation -– a sal- interest rates and maintain a high quality of a tightrope the next few years while try- So therein lies the problem for the ary cap to limit spending and life. This is living in the black, good credit, ing to maintain their stranglehold on the Republicans. They can either nominate the linkage. Linkage would link player salaries to low interest rates and opportunities to borrow White House. It won’t be long before they most electable candidate while trading in the amount of revenue a team brought in. The when necessary. must decide whom they will nominate after their values, or they can stand by their owners were in favor of both of these policies, Then there comes the tale of Americans living George W. Bush. social conservatism and send a less popu- while the players were against both. in the red, those who have taken the wrong turn A CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll indi- lar candidate into the general election. For months neither side really did anything. on credit lane and for whatever reason, did not cated that the early favorite I can just see the GOP bosses thinking The players shocked everyone in December by make their payments as they were required. Of among Republicans for the about the last time they nominated a mav- saying they would accept a 24 percent rollback course there are good reasons people don’t pay 2008 nomination is for- erick New York politician — it was Teddy in salary, although they held firm on other bills, and there are bad ones that are too numer- mer New York Mayor Rudy Roosevelt, and he ended up being a cham- demands. However, this was all but ignored by ous to consider, but either way, the creditors Giuliani, who was the pref- pion of progressive causes and an enemy the owners. Both sides were far too stubborn want their money and they’ll ruin you if they erence of 33 percent of the of the filthy rich. It’s quite obvious that to give anything up. It is this long time period don’t get it. Living the “red” American life can be respondents. the Republican Party wouldn’t want that to that seems hard to believe in retrospect. Even a nightmare. Giuliani went from being happen again. though the players said they would never Imagine, for whatever reason, you have put your a mediocre mayor to a In fact, if Giuliani somehow did manage accept a salary cap, and even though the own- credit score in the commode and now are consid- national hero overnight to wrestle the nomination from the far- ers had said they would never give up linkage, ered “high risk.” Your options for buying a car are Steve Nawara is a after his handling of the right forces within the party, there would both of those “hard-ass” plays suddenly came now limited to “buy here, pay here” dealerships junior political sci- September 11th crisis and also be hope for the Democrats in spite crashing down in the last couple of weeks. who have no problem coming to your residence ence major and has maintained his wide- of his popularity. I believe that there is Out of nowhere, the owners said they would and taking back your vehicle, most likely an old- writes ‘The Sensible spread popularity. A recent no way that the religious right would ever give up their linkage demand. A couple of days model jalopy, if you are late on just one payment. Southpaw’ for the poll indicated that only later, the players’ union said they’d accept Buying a home is almost off the table, unless you Daily News. His 12 percent of respondents I believe there is no way that the a salary cap. Unfortunately, by this point are willing to pay up to 22 percent interest on a views do not viewed the former mayor there were only a couple of days left until the mortgage, which in comparison to prime rates in necessarily agree unfavorably, which is an religious right would ever support deadline to save the season, set by Bettman with those of the extremely low percentage a candidate like Giuliani. newspaper. is for a serious presidential There are good reasons people don’t pay contender. Both sides were far too stubborn to bills, and there are bad ones, but either Despite the very high support a candidate like Giuliani, and as give anything up. In the end, a electability of Giuliani, he a result, they would most likely either sit way, the creditors want their money has a very serious drawback for the GOP out the 2008 election or run a strong third- difference of $6.5 million in the — he’s practically a Democrat. party candidate. In either scenario, the and they’ll ruin you if they don’t get it. Even though he supported President Bush Republican Party would be crippled or split, proposed cap figures is what for reelection, Giuliani holds some very and a Democrat would be almost guaran- teed to win. ended the season. the 5.5 percent neighborhood, is off the charts. non-conservative and, dare I say, liberal And Giuliani’s not the only person who Perhaps you’ll run a little short on cash some views regarding social issues. He is pro- himself. My question is, where was this sud- could cause some upset stomachs for the weeks paying such high interest rates on your choice, pro-gay rights and pro-gun control, den desire to work together a few months ago, right-wing forces within the GOP. John car and home, but fear not! There is the friendly and that does not sit well with the social when there was still a season to save? McCain, Christie Todd Whitman and, in the local “cash advance” store willing to loan you up conservative base of the Republican Party. In the end, a difference of $6.5 million rare case of a constitutional amendment, to $500 until your next paycheck, for just a small Conventional wisdom holds that it was in the proposed cap figures is what ended Arnold Schwarzenegger are all potential fee of $15 on each $100 borrowed, which would the massive turnout from social conserva- the season. Pardon the Interruption’s Tony candidates who stand far left of the current be the equivalent of a credit card with a 180 per- tive voters that put George W. Bush over the Kornheiser posed the fans’ question best White House. cent APR. But you can pay that back if you get an top in 2008, and if I was in charge of the when he rhetorically asked the players, “Which Write to Steve at “instant refund” check for your income taxes! All Republican Party, I would not be counting would you rather have, 100 percent of $42.5 [email protected] you have to do is let a major company file your on those same voters to turn out to support million or 0 percent of $49 million?” taxes and then give you a loan, which is paid back A sad postscript was added to this story to them with your actual refund check. This only last weekend, as the NHL and the player’s costs you 10-12 percent of your refund. association had seemingly come up with an These establishments exist, and thrive, because FORUM POLICY agreement to un-cancel the season on Friday there is a need for them from the “red” class of The Daily News opinion page appear as space permits each day. decides this on an individual basis night, according to a news leak. However, as Americans, and until legislators step up and real- aims to stimulate discussion in the The limit for letter length is approxi- and must consult the writer before it so often does, the NHL let their fans down, ize what predators they are and treat them as Ball State community. The Daily mately 350 words. All letters must withholding the name. as no such agreement was imminent. There such, they will continue to devour the lower class News welcomes reader viewpoints be typed. The editor reserves the Lengthy letters that focus on an will be no Stanley Cup awarded for the first and their income. Thus, rather than waiting for and offers four vehicles of expres- right to edit and condense submis- issue affecting students might be time since 1919. Everyone associated with the lawmakers to hold these professional loan sharks sion for reader opinions: letters to sions for length as well as clarity. considered for “Your Turn” columns league should be embarrassed, because as accountable, pay your bills on time and stay away the editor, guest columns, feed- The name of the author is usually at the editor’s discretion. Those usual, the only people who will suffer for the from the “red” lifestyle. back on our Web site and phone published but may be withheld for interested in submitting responses greed in sports will be the fans. Write to Robb at responses. compelling reasons, such as physi- can submit a typed copy to the Daily Write to Andy at [email protected] Letters must be signed and cal harm to the author. The editor News office, located in AJ 278. [email protected]

The Daily News encourages its U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar U.S. Rep. Mike Pence Rep. R. Tiny Adams Sen. Allie Craycraft Jr. U.S. Sen. Evan Bayh readers to voice their views on 306 Hart Bldg. U.S. 6th District Indiana Dist. 34 Indiana District 26 B40-2 Dirksen Senate Office Bldg. legislative issues. The following Washington, D.C. 20510 1208 Longworth Bldg. 2105 N. Walnut St. 200 W. Washington St. Washington, D.C. 20510 legislators represent the Ball (202) 224-4814 Washington, D.C. 20515 Muncie, Ind. 47303 Indianapolis, Ind. 46204 (202) 224-5623 State community: (202) 225-3021 (765) 288-7622 1-800-382-9467 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2005 l THE BALL STATE DAILY NEWS FEATURES l PAGE 5

YOU SHOULD: CHECK OUT C.A.P. JOB FAIR Come meet potential employers in the fields of architecture and planning. General information will be presented, and questions will be answered. FFeatureseatures WHEN: All day | WHERE: C.A.P. Atrium BSU students raise money LOCAL GOTCHA to benefit children with cancer DNENT. MONEY Belly dancing Athlete-turned- writer owes thousands in taxes ‘hafla’ follows (AP) — Jose Canseco may need to use his book advance to cover his tax bill. The slugger-turned-author owes Muncie workshop more than $32,000 in back taxes to Massachusetts and is listed nally planned to get into belly on a ‘‘cybershame’’ database of Event at Heorot dancing for the dance. people who underreported or included dancing, “I got into this for the low-im- failed to report income, The Sun pact exercise,” Schlegel said. of Lowell reported Saturday. “It’s good for the knees, for Canseco sent ripples through Tarot card reading the back ... I lost some weight, Kasey Bradley ■ Asst. Features Editor it’s fun, and I love the outfits. I baseball with his book, ‘‘Juiced: like the music, I like the beat. Wild Times, Rampant ’Roids, Typical weekend revelry was We’re always doing percussion Smash Hits, and How Baseball replaced by tribal belly danc- stuff, and that’s really neat.” Got Big.’’ ing at the Heorot Saturday Though she admits she In it Canseco calls himself the night when a group of dancers hasn’t had much experience ‘‘godfather of steroids in base- from around the state held a performing in public, Schlegel ball’’ and names baseball players “hafla,” or dance party with says there is a noticeable dif- music, on the building’s sec- ference in the atmosphere and he says used steroids, including ond floor. This coincided with the audience when perform- former teammate Mark McGwire. a tribal belly dancing work- ing at a bar. McGwire has repeatedly denied shop being held by Muncie “I like this better than steroid use. resident Diana Eckart, also the street festival types of The newspaper obtained cop- known as Carenza bint Asya, things,” Schlegel said. “It’s ies of two liens totaling $29,841 leader of the Carenza’s Cara- darker, you’re more comfort- van troupe, and Susan Wenger, able here.” the Massachusetts Department also known as Jaleela Saleem, Amanda Conley, a senior el- of Revenue placed on property a touring dancer e m e n t a r y owned by Canseco. and belly dance For more info e ducat ion Canseco’s agent, Doug Ames, instructor from For your own belly dancing major, said said the taxes were paid to Mas- Fishers, Indiana lessons visit, that it was sachusetts but that the account- at the Muncie www.jaleeasaleem.tripod.com a different ing firm that handled Canseco’s Y.W.C.A. on Satur- experience day. than she taxes did not file an income tax The hafla, which began expected. return as required. shortly after 8 p.m., featured “I guess I didn’t think it took tarot card readers, 10 dancers, so much talent,” Conley said. CORRECTION three percussionists and in- “We just sort of came. It’s In Friday’s issue of The Daily News, volved audience participation. something new, different.” the article “Sorority sponsors The show included solo, group Miles North, a senior reli- Twister event for charity” incorrectly dancing and sword balancing gious studies major, said that reported information regarding the to a mixture of live and prere- he had been exposed to belly “Let’s Get Twisted” event held at corded music. dancing prior to the event by Irving Gym Friday night. The event Muncie resident Christine his sister, a belly dance in- was held by Kappa Delta sorority and DN PHOTO/TRISHA SHADWELL Schlegel participated in pub- structor. Sigma Chi fraternity as a fundraiser ALYSSA IVANSON (left) and Jessica Dalton sumo wrestle Friday night at the Student Center to benefit Up ‘til lic for the third time during “As far as Muncie goes, the for the memorial fund of Sigma Phi Dawn, a student-led fund-raising program for children with cancer. Ball State students have already raised the evening’s events. Schlegel belly dancing is great,” North Epsilon brother Alexander Santos $14,000 to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. has taken lessons from Eckart said. “But I think what’s going who recently died of a brain tumor, since August 2004 and partic- on has been very westernized as well as the medical fund of Kappa ipated in Saturday’s workshop when it needs to be authentic Delta sister Lindsey Arnold, who at the Muncie Y.W.C.A. Though to its original form.” was recently diagnosed with a brain ENTERTAINMENT she has kept dancing, Schlegel The Heorot is located at 219 tumor. The Daily News regrets this Charlie Kaufman’s ‘Eternal says that she had not origi- South Walnut Street. error. Sunshine’ wins Writers Guild Award nia wine country that charmed Silverman and Robert Caswell 57th annual awards critics and audiences alike. The for HBO’s ‘‘Something the Lord screenplay by Alexander Payne Made.’’ show honors best and Jim Taylor was based on Rex Winners were announced in Pickett’s novel. ceremonies held in Beverly Hills movies of the year ‘‘Eternal Sunshine’’ beat out and New York. ■ Associated Press screenwriter John Logan for the Other WGA winners an- Howard Hughes film biography nounced Saturday: LOS ANGELES — ‘‘Eternal Sun- ‘‘The Aviator;’’ Zach Braff for Animation: ‘‘Catch ’Em if You shine of the Spotless Mind,’’ a the romance ‘‘Garden State;’’ Can’’ (‘‘The Simpsons’’), Ian Max- quirky love story about two peo- Keir Pearson and Terry George tone-Graham, Fox. ple trying to erase their memo- for ‘‘Hotel Rwanda,’’ based on a Episodic Drama: ‘‘The Su- ries of each other, won best orig- true story amid the 1994 Rwan- premes’’ (‘‘The West Wing’’), inal screenplay Saturday night dan genocide; and Bill Condon Debora Cahn, NBC. at the 57th Annual Writers Guild for ‘‘Kinsey,’’ a film biography Episodic comedy: Tie — ‘‘Pier Awards. of sexuality researcher Alfred Pressure’’ (‘‘Arrested Develop- The screenplay was written by Kinsey. ment’’), Jim Vallely and Mitchell Charlie Kaufman from a story In other awards, Tony Kush- Hurwitz, Fox; and ‘‘Ida’s Boy- by Kaufman, Michel Gondry and ner’s ‘‘Angels in America’’ won friend’’ (‘‘Malcolm in the Mid- Pierre Bismuth. The film starred long-form adapted writing for dle’’), Neil Thompson, Fox. Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet. television for Kushner’s HBO Comedy-Variety, music, awards, Best adapted screenplay went teleplay, which was based on tributes special: ‘‘The Kennedy to ‘‘Sideways,’’ the road trip his play. The long-form origi- Center Honors.’’ George Stevens romp through Southern Califor- nal writing award went to Peter Jr. and Sara Lukinson, CBS. PAGE 6 l SPORTS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2005 l THE BALL STATE DAILY NEWS

YOU SHOULD: SUPPORT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Vs. Toledo SportsSports WHEN: 7:00 p.m. Wednesday WHERE: Worthen Arena COST: Free to students MEN’S BASKETBALL Cardinals suffer fifth straight loss why we don’t play for 40 min- Buckley asks team utes. [The players] have got to Terrance Chapman help me.” to put forth effort in The first 20 minutes went well proves worth on enough, even though starting all 40 minutes guard and leading scorer Den- court despite loss nis Trammell was sidelined John Duong ■ Staff Reporter Mike Genet ■ Sports Editor with a sore right Achilles ten- don. Ball State coach Tim Buckley Sophomore Darren Yates Following Saturday’s 74-70 said Saturday after his team’s nailed a pair of 3-pointers in loss to Drexel, Ball State head fifth straight loss he is just his stead, and classmate Skip coach Tim Buckley said his looking for 40 minutes of effort Mills scored 10 points. The team failed to play and compete from the players. Cards held Drexel to 33-percent for 40 minutes, allowing Drexel Before that, though, came a shooting and led by as many as to come back. However, Buckley post-game locker-room talk that 14. added that senior forward Ter- lasted even longer. “We rushed a lot in the first rance Chapman was the only After another late-game col- half when they double-teamed Cardinal to play for 40 minutes. lapse in Worthen Arena, this one us,” said Drexel coach Bruiser Chapman scored a team-high resulting in a 74-70 loss to Drex- Flint, whose team improved to 23 points and grabbed seven el, Buckley couldn’t explain why 14-10 with the Bracket Buster rebounds in Saturday’s loss. He his team’s defense fell apart and win. “I told the team to just take was instrumental in keeping gave up 48 second-half points your time.” the game close down the stretch after leading 35-26 at halftime. The Dragons did take their when Drexel took the lead. His “I can figure out all the bas- time and chipped away at the six free throws helped keep ketball stuff,” Buckley said. “I Cards’ advantage. Buckley, the Cards in striking distance. thought we had a good plan to however, knew right after half- Chapman says he felt he could guard their stuff. What I don’t time his team was in trouble. get near the basket every time. have a plan, an answer for, is Sean Brooks powered inside “I felt I could use my quick- DN PHOTO/JENNIFER CECIL ness to get around those guys for two of his career-high 25 A PASS from Ball State’s Darren Yates is blocked by a Drexel player during Saturday’s game at Worthen Arena. The points just 22 seconds into the and I was just attacking and at- DN BOX SCORE second half. Cardinals hope to end their five-game losing streak Thursday night when they play Toledo at home. tacking,” Chapman said. “I was ”When you give up easy buck- just making baskets.” WEST DIVISION ets out of the chute, that’s when good at 66-63. and Mills missed last ditch tions where I could score. But it Signs of a shoulder injury, Conference Overall which he suffered a month ago Bowling Green 9 5 .642 16 7 .696 you can tell,” Buckley said. Goss, who came in averaging 3-pointers. doesn’t matter if we lose.” W. Michigan 9 6 .600 16 10 .615 Brooks, a burly 6-foot-6 13 points per game, hit yet an- “We’ll play well defense at Senior forward Terrance at Western Michigan, were not Toledo 8 6 .571 13 11 .541 forward, continued to bully other 3 to give Drexel a 72-67 times,” Mills said. “When we Chapman added seven boards apparent Saturday. Chapman Ball State 7 7 .500 12 11 .522 the Cards inside. He scored lead, but Yates responded with don’t ... We’re not good enough and scored 23 points for the did not wear a brace on his left E. Michigan 5 9 .357 12 13 .480 14 points in the second half his own trey with 27.8 seconds to outscore teams. We have Cards. shoulder. N. Illinois 5 10 .333 9 15 .375 and pulled down 10 rebounds left. to stop teams from making a Buckley said Trammell’s in- “I felt I was C. Michigan 3 11 .214 9 15 .375 total. The last 3-pointer was Goss’ run.” jury was a recurring one. The gonna let ev- The Dragons got within one seventh, and it gave him a Mills tied his career high with senior was warming up before erything hang EAST DIVISION twice, then tied the game at game-high 26. 20 points and grabbed eight the game, but then decided he and I just felt Conference Overall 59 when Phil Goss swished a “He loves me because I let him rebounds, but the sophomore couldn’t play. really good Miami 11 3 .769 17 6 .739 trey from the left corner with shoot it every time,” Flint said said he alone couldn’t make up “If Dennis Trammell couldn’t today and my Akron 9 5 .642 16 7 .696 6:46 left. Another 3-pointer, of his senior guard. for Trammell’s absence. play, then he’s not going to play showed Buffalo 9 6 .600 17 7 .708 it a little bit,” Kent State 8 6 .571 16 10 .615 this one from right corner The Dragons’ Kenell Sanchez “I think everybody has to play,” Buckley said. more than two minutes later, made a pair of free throws pick it up,” he said. “My team- Buckley classified his status C h a p m a n Ohio 8 6 .571 14 9 .609 TERRANCE Marshall 2 12 .143 5 18 .217 gave the Dragons the lead for with 16.6 remaining, and Yates mates got me the ball in situa- as day-to-day. said. The Cards CHAPMAN led the major- ity of the game, including by as many as 14 points in the first Jersey: Wells becomes only the second BSU player to receive honor half, before Drexel cut it to nine heading to halftime. The Cards in suits, walked slowly down retired. The other is the No. piled 347 steals, which ranks Cunningham’s predecessor, watched as Drexel chipped away the red carpet. After Wells 10, which was worn by Ray Mc- first in Ball State and MAC his- Andrea Seger, was athletics di- the lead in the second half be- greeted his family members, Callum (1979-83). McCallum, tory. rector from 1995-2002. fore going ahead in the final everyone turned their atten- who like Wells graduated from In 1998 Wells was the 11th Head coach Tim Buckley minutes. Chapman says the lack tion to the end of the court Central High School, was also selection overall by the De- thought it was fantastic No. of urgency was what led Drexel where a replica No. 42 jersey Wells’ head coach at Ball State. troit Pistons. Since then he has 42 was retired and commend- back in the game. was unfurled. Wells waved to a Cunningham said while it’s played for the Portland Trail ed the administration for “We come out too relax and we crowd that gave him a standing not common to retire num- Blazers and currently plays for doing it. let down on the defensive end,” ovation and chanted “Bonzi” bers, after discussions with the Grizzles, where he is aver- “I’ve always believed it’s the Chapman said. “It seems to be a before saying a few words. many people in the athletic de- aging 10.9 points per game. right thing to do,” he said. “I trend in every game we’re up.” “I want to thank everyone. partment and the community While Wells accomplishments think it’s great for the univer- After the game, Ball State players It’s a great day for my family,” he felt it was the right thing DN PHOTO/JOEL PHILIPPSEN on the court spoke for them- sity, I think it’s great for the and coaches spoke with each oth- he said. “I don’t know what to to do. FORMER Ball State basketball player, selves, he ultimately didn’t Mid-American Conference. er in the locker room for 55 min- say; I’m so overwhelmed. If it “We’ve talked about doing Bonzi Wells, signs an autograph for graduate from Ball State. Cun- “I know how hard he worked utes before addressing the media. wasn’t for Ball State, I wouldn’t this for quite some time,” he a fan at Saturdays game against ningham said that was a fac- when he was here and he was While Buckley says the meeting be who I am today.” said. “We’re trying to recog- tor in not retiring his number talented.” was private, Chapman summa- Wells did not make himself nize outstanding achievement. Drexel. Wells was honored at half before. Wells was also honored in rized the team’s post-game talk. available to the media af- Obviously, what he did was time with ceremony retiring his “You don’t have to be a gradu- September of 2004 when the “We just went over some things terwards. He left soon after outstanding.” former number 42. ate to be in the [Ball State Ath- Roy C. Buley Community Cen- that we needed to start getting the game was over with his Wells was named the MAC letics] Hall of Fame,” he said. ter, where Wells spent much done,” Chapman said. “Guys family. Freshman of the Year in 1995, his career with 2,485 points, “There’s no consistency in of his time playing basketball need to decide what they’ve got It is just the second number then MAC Player of the Year his which passed McCallum’s re- the MAC on how players are as a kid, was named the Bonzi to do and need to play hard for in any Ball State sport to be senior season. He completed cord of 2,109. Wells also com- honored.” Wells Gymnasium. 40 minutes.” MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2005 l THE BALL STATE DAILY NEWS SPORTS l PAGE 7

MEN’S TENNIS GYMNASTICS Cards raise bar over Eagles on Saturday All season long, the gymnastics team has struggled to post Ball State upsets No. 68 Purdue 6-1 competitive scores resulting in lopsided defeats. Ball State reversed both trends Saturday at Eastern Michigan. wakeup call,” Richards said. “We The Cardinals scored above 192 for the first time all season Cardinals down talked about that, and maybe we and posted a 192.200-192.025 conference victory over the ended up turning a negative into Eagles (2-7). Sycamores, Colonels a positive.” Ball State (3-12, 1-3 Mid-American Conference) registered a After losing the doubles point season-high team score largely due to the individual efforts in weekend sweep the Cardinals fought back, and of two seniors — Jessica Surridge and Jessica Stevenson. The won five of the six singles points duo combined to win or tie for first place in all four events. Will O’Hargan ■ Asst. Sports Editor to secure the 5-2 win. Against Eastern Kentucky, the Surridge tallied a 38.750 all-around score to tie for first Ball State was finally able to do Cardinals were hardly challenged with Eastern’s Jolene Worley. She won the vault with a score something they haven’t done in with only three regular starters of 9.675 and tied for first on bars (9.750). over a year: upset a ranked oppo- making appearance in singles. Stevenson took first place on beam (9.775) and tied for first nent. The Cardinals (6-3) finished The Cardinals had dropped on the floor with freshman Brittany George (9.775). a three match weekend with a 6-1 games to No. 5 Illinois, No. 39 The Cards tallied scores of 48.400 on floor, 48.275 on bars, win over No. 68 Purdue. Northwestern and No. 46 Michi- 48.025 on beam and 47.500 on vault. “We had a good weekend,” Rich- gan State eariler in the season. Kelli Davis competed on vault and bars after missing the ards said. “We played a very, very The Cardinals began by win- previous meet due to an ankle injury. Davis posted scores of solid match. I thought everyone ning their eighth doubles point 9.575 on vault and 9.000 on bars. did a great job. We needed this of the season, with the No. 56 DN PHOTO/JOEL PHILIPPSEN The meet at Eastern was the final of four straight road one to keep moving forward, to duo of Matt Baccarani and Patrick TONY EPKEY returns the volley Sunday afternoon at the Muncie YMCA indoor get back up there in the rankings, Thompson and Klint Knable and trips. The Cards will return home Friday when defending to get up to the level where we Paul Newman picking up the wins tennis facility. The Cardinals beat the Purdue Boilermakers 6-1. MAC champion Central Michigan visits for a 7 p.m. confer- think this team can be.” to secure the point. players didn’t react to that from Thompson, Knable and Matt Lara- ence showdown. The Cardinals scored two victo- “The key today was the doubles a coaches standpoint as well as more all winning in straight sets. ries earlier in the weekend, over point,” Richards said. “It’s really you’d like.” Epkey took three sets to score his Indiana State 5-2 and Eastern easy to say that, I know, I say it Then the Cardinals lit it up in win. Kentucky 7-0. a lot. But sometimes the way the singles, winning five of the six “I have to admit that it came as The Cardinals lost their first doubles point is won or lost can singles matches. Only Matt Bacca- easy as it did today,” Richards doubles point of the year against a set the tone for the rest of the rani, who was facing No. 76 Paul said. “When you’re playing a DNONLINE Indiana State team that may have match. To be down, we were down Rose, failed to win, dropping two schedule like ours, you don’t get caught the Cardinals off guard. 7-4 at third doubles and Newman 6-4 sets. too many things coming your www.bsudailynews.com “Maybe stubbing our toe in dou- and Knable fought back to win 9- The rest of the Cardinals took way. This one came a little easier your online source for news bles against Indiana State was a 7, and I thought that some of their care of business, with Newman, than I expected.” @ PAGE 8 l SPORTS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2005 l THE BALL STATE DAILY NEWS

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Cards shoot 50 percent from the floor in win over Zips Roller felt that was happening Bolte to start the second half hit 10 of 20 3-pointers. The man Julie DeMuth led the team Akron player to score in dou- BSU holds Akron to because of fatigue and decided gave them a 20-point advan- only time that total was higher in rebounding with 12. ble figures, she finished with to give her team two days off tage they would was against Tole- Ball State got production from 13. The Zips were held to just 30 percent shooting this past week. It paid off. get two more times do when they went nearly everyone on it’s roster. 30 percent shooting on the “I think the gamble worked,” before ending the 11 for 27. Three Of the eight players that saw night. in 67-51 victory Roller said. “I think it was game with a 16- Cardinals each hit minutes, Krista Stewart had With the win the Cardinals Justin Hesser ■ Chief Reporter much needed. The team really point advantage. three treys; Kate the lowest total with 15. Fresh- are now guaranteed a first- handled the time off well.” “It was definitely In Action Endress, Krista man Lisa Rusche and Brandy round home game in the Mid- A season high shooting per- The Cardinals were a lights the most complete BALL STATE VS./AT Stewart and Bolte. Ross were the only two players American Conference tourna- formance in which the wom- out 9 of 14, including four of game we’ve had all Toledo Bolte led all scor- that didn’t see time. ment, but could still be one of en’s basketball team hit 50 four from behind the arc, in year,” Roller said. ers with 17 points, “It was really neat to see,” three teams to get a first-round a 67-51 victory over Akron on the first nine minutes of the “It’s coming at the TIME just two points Roller said. “Although Kate is bye. Ball State and Toledo are 7 p.m. Wednesday Saturday. game, helping them jump out right time too.” off of her career definitely our go-to player, it’s now tied for third place in the In its previous two games, to a 22-9 advantage. From behind the VENUE high. Endress, who becoming a lot more than the MAC west division, something both of which were losses, the By halftime Ball State had a arc the Cardinals Worthen Arena leads the confer- Kate Endress show, that’s for that will be settled this week team was not able to shoot over 17-point advantage and a 3- had their second ence in scoring sure.” when Toledo comes to town on 30 percent. Head coach Tracy pointer by sophomore Tina best effort of the season. They was held to 13 points. Fresh- Jessie Crooks was the only Wednesday.

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Call today for an appointment Ed Lazaros reverse ad 1-25 thru all utils. $475 mo. 811 W Main. Just 1109 Neely. 5 br 2 ba. WD. Center for Media Design (765) 287-1280 or 2-9-05 E. of the river. May lease. 747-1170 $1350/mo. Aug-Aug. No Pets. 262- 285-0130 [email protected] 1 bdrm. apt. Close to campus. Nice www.4mpropertygroup.com 0144 & quiet. Aug. lease. A/C, No pets. Call 759-5238. White river landing is taking appli- Village area. Aug-Aug & May-May 1400 Neeley. 4 bdrm. $1220/mo. - cations for servers and kitch staff. 1 bdrm. apt. Stove, fridge, off st. leases on 2 bdrm apts avail. Large & 1225 Marsh. 4 bdrm. $1220/mo.- Apply at 117 W. Charles in Down- Aug 2 bdrm 1 ba. Gas pd. 405 S. small efficiency apts also. 282-7840- 1408 Marsh. 3 bdrm.$930/mo 284- town Muncie. prkg. May lse., W/D. $350 + dep. & utils. Call 284-9248. Liberty 284-3717 daytime. 765-536-2009-evening. 1200/284-3148/ 730-2386/ 744-7658 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2005 l THE BALL STATE DAILY NEWS SPORTS l PAGE 9

MEN’S VOLLEYBALL TRACK Cards finish second at home triangular BSU shows improvement in loss to No. 13 Loyola Ball State finished second in its home triangular meet Setter Dave Carlson, who he felt the weekend had some well, and partly because Dave Friday. The Cards’ team score of 101 was six behind Western Cardinals continue suffered a back injury two good signs for the team. didn't set him a good ball to Michigan but 10 points ahead of Miami, who placed third weeks ago, played one game in "I think we came out of the swing at. with a score of 91. The meet was the final tuneup before the the match but rested to start weekend better than we came "It was hard for [Carlson] with to compete despite conference championships next week at Central Michigan. against Loyola (12-1, 5-0 MIVA). in," Meyer said. "Even though limited mobility." setter’s back injury However, Carlson said his back we lost, it's still steps in the Castera did lead the Cards in The Cardinals were led by sophomore Amanda Barnhart, continued to bother him. right directions." kills against the Crusaders with who won the long jump 20 feet, 1 inch. Her distance also Teresa Auch ■ Chief Reporter "His back is stiff, and you Meyer put up 21 kills against 16. Berg and Mark Rumschik made her an NCAA provisional qualifier. Barnhart wasn’t the can see that in how he moved the Ramblers on Saturday with contributed nine apiece. only Ball State team member who finished first. Senior Ashley Although the men's volleyball on the court," head coach Joel a .410 hitting percentage. Luis As Carlson continues Gillies (high jump, 5-7), junior Nicole Hartford (3,000 meter, team came out of the weekend Walton said. Castera added eight kills, but rehabilitation for his back, 10:20.98) and freshman Yvonne Ferguson (200, 24.93) all won with a win and a full starting Despite the loss to Loyola, errors dropped his hitting Walton hopes to see more their events. lineup, Ball State couldn't Walton said the team has percentage to -.107. Evan Berg improvement in the team. Finishing second to help out the team were juniors Jennifer defeat No. 13 Loyola on the shown improvement. had seven kills, and Carlson "I think it's our injuries McCoy (55-meter hurdles) and Crystal Winfrey (200), sopho- road Saturday. "The loss hurt, but we're still and Zoran Grabovac both holding us back," he said. mores Terri Abraham (triple jump), Amanda Ponsot (mile) The Cardinals (6-7, 1-3 trying to compete without added six. As the team prepares for its Midwestern Intercollegiate a setter who's 100 percent," "We just didn't have a second first home game in three weeks, and freshman Christina Whitt (400 meter). The 4x400 relay Volleyball Association) rallied Walton said Saturday. "I think person who put up real Carlson said he hopes the team team also took second. past Clarke (2-7, 0-5 MIVA) in a our guys really competed very significant numbers," Walton moves to the next level. The meet continued a torrid schedule in which the Cards 3-1 win (35-33, 30-25, 30-22, 30- well tonight." said. "Luis struggled, partly "We're on the edge of have a meet nearly every week until the NCAA Outdoor 24) Friday. Outside hitter Nick Meyer said because he didn't play very something great." Championships the first week in June.

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W/D. $1200 + utils. 4M Prop- porch, large closets, Tuesday, February 22 3 bdrm house for rent. close to dow. $300/ea. 807 Beechwood. 749- $210/mo + utils. No pets. 289-3971. erty Group. 287-1280. washer & dryer, dishwasher, 3940 2:00-4:00 p.m. campus. recently remodled. WD. Student Center Pine Shelf Room $275/student 574-835-1405 central air, garage, no pets Spacious 5 bdrm, 2 ba, W/D, new 2 bdrm $275/person + utils. 2305 February Special. Call for details. 4 carpet, prkg, 2 kitchens. $250/ea. Rosewood. WD, CA, new furnace. 2 1520 N. Wheeling & 5 bdrm. Living room, kit, computer Aug lease. 741-8102 car grg. 744-6315 3 bdrm in the village. nice, skylites, A/C, all util pd. May or Aug Lease Avail. Aug. 1st. $250/each room, basement, garage, off-st prkg, 2 bdrm 1 ba 305a N. Tillotson $300 each 288-7869 Call (Anytime) 749-9792 AC, W/D. Close. May lse. 774-4249, $550/mo + utils. avail now. 765-724- 730-2024, 730-3864. Sexual Assault Awareness 0184 3 bdrm Rosewood Aug. lse. No pets. 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D/W W/D Lots of room. 3 bdrm. 1117 Rex. 1516 W. Gilbert. 730-9743 $1350/mo. Utils. paid by landlord! For Sale 2 bdrm avail May. 1 yr. lease. No Washer, Dryer, Dishwasher. No pets A/C off st. prkg. $265/ea. 747-1170 pets. A/C & W/D Off st. prkg. Call Ju- Aug lse $260/ea 281-0709 730-0993 228-7822 Lead Guitar with locking nuts and dy @ 284-2867 or 282-6702 4-5 bdrm, 2 ba. 6 blks to Village, synthesizer and large rocktarn amp 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Newly remod. All appl. 1405 Main $300/ea. utils. pd. W/D, Houses & Apts Very nice, very clean, 2 bdrm once owned by someone well known 2 bdrm duplex Aug lease. Dice Off st. prkg.Aug. lse 1 blk. from BSU. D/W, Deck, Sunroom, Basement, house. D/W. W/D, AC. 610 S Man- so valued for over $3000. will sell for Acres quiet area. attach grg. applian- $320/ea 1509 N. Lorraine. 744-2391 with parking 760-0043 2-2-2 SPECIAL ning 5 mins to BSU. $620/mo. May less. 998-7324 ces. no pets. $575/mo 288-1347 3 bdrm. Close to Campus. [email protected] * $200.00 SECURITY or Aug lse. 281-0049. 2 bdrm house May lease near vil- Marsh St. 1 bath. W/D. Off street DEPOSIT House for Sale lage. 1514 W. Gilbert. $450/mo + parking. Aug lease. $875. 4br, 2ba, wshr/dryr CA. very nice * $200.00 OFF FIRST Walking distance May lease 3bdrm utils. 288-1347 Call 317-696-0166 1709 W Jackson, $275ea + util, 286- MONTHS RENT 1 ba W/D heat water sew furnished. Tri-plex. Live in one apt., let income 0433. May lease. * $20.00 SCOTTYʼS $295 ea. 2107 W Jackson. 288-1347 pay your rent & investment. $38,000. 2 bdrm house. 1616 N. Janney. 1/2 3 BDRM. LARGE SUPER NICE 5 bdrm $500 signing bonus, $265 BREWHOUSE GIFT Why pay more? 4 bdrm WD. on Call 741-8776. block from campus. For Aug 1, 2005. A/C, W/D, 2001 ROSEWOOD Off-street parking. 284-8367 ea. 708 Queen, 2 ba. May, range, re- CERTIFICATE (PER campus. carpeted. walk in closets. $300/STUDENT AUG 717-9331 grig, W/D, D/W, AC 284-5334 282- SIGNED LEASE) 1001 Ashland. $300/ea. 749-3940 0918 Travel 2 bdrm house. 917 Carson. Aug 3 bedroom May lease. W/D A/C (765) 289-7617 lease. Nice deck. Off-st prkg. W/D, Spring Break 2005 lowest Prices Fenced yard, very nice, $275/ea. + 5 bdrm house. 1 1/2 ba. Dill St. No OFFERS VALID THRU 2/28/05 new carpet. 759-7751. utils. Call 741-8102 Found Biggest Parties Earn 2 Free Trips Pets. 730-4350, Exclusive with Sun Splash Tours 2 bdrm small duplex near campus. www.sunsplashtours.com 3 or 4 Bedroom 1602 W. Adams 5 bdrm houses close to campus. Houses for rent. 3 bdrm apt. 320 N. Found cat Cream w/ butterscotch $225 ea + gas, elect. off st prkg. Aug $825/month + utilities. available Aug. 1-800-426-7710 lease 288-1347 rec remod. 2 1/2 ba. AC, WD. $260 Calvert St. $650/mo. + utils. On cam- ears, blue eyes. 1 1/2 -2 yrs old. W/D no pets 765-378-6219 or $290 per student. 574-835-1405 pus. W/D incl. Prkg avail.1 bdrm apt Neutered Male 748-5316 2 Bdrm. 1 blk. from campus plush 320 1/2 N. Calvert St. $350/mo. + #1 Spring Break Vacations! Can- 3-4 bdrm nice. A/C, Access to 5 bdrm, 2 ba, $250/mo. Water/sew- cun, Jamaica, Acapulco, Bahamas, carpet clean extras $370 per person W/D,Off st. prkg. utils incl. Cute, utils. On campus. Prkg avail. Call incls. heat & water no pets 747-9503 age incl. W/D, D/W, deck,1 car gar, Jack 228-5866 & Florida! Best Parties, Best Hotels, close to BSU. great deal, extra room 801 W Beechwood. 317-345-8968. Best Price! Limited Space! 800-234- 2 bedroom. Awesome Condition $230 ea. Aug. lease. 215-5468 Notices 7007 www.endlesssummertours.com new everything. 3 blks to BSU. W/D 5 bdrm. 1.5 ba. Walk to BSU. Stove, Huge 5 bdrm., 2 ba. 2 Kitchens. No pets. Aug 1st. $295/ea 749-9792. 3-4 bdrm houses 4 blks from cam- refrig, micro, D/W, W/D, AC, off-st W/D, just off Riverside. New carpet. SPRING BREAK on South Padre pus. Avail Aug ʻ05. 284-9119. prkg, garage, & basement. May/May. $250/ea. + util. 709 Wheeling. Aug. $600 Group Fundraiser Scheduling Island. South Padre Resort Rentals 2, 3, & 4 bdrm houses. May or Aug $225/mo. 317-650-0135 741-8102. Bonus 4 hours of your groupʼs time has the best 1, 2 + 3 bedroom con- 3-4 bdrm. homes. 3 bdrm. 1604 PLUS our free (yes, free) fundraising lease. Well-maintained. W/D, hard- Ball Ave. Aug. 4 bdrm. 316 Calvert, dos at the Sunchase IV Resort. wood floors, prkg, pets ok. $275/ea. 5-6 bdrm 3 ba. Ample parking, W/D, Incredible 5 bdrm, low utilities, no solutions EQUALS $1,000-$2,000 in Great Location and amenities. visit June. Off st. prkg. No pets. W/D. May lease. 210 S. Nichols. Very pets. Aug lease. 358-8309 earnings for your group. Call TODAY 741-8602. 286-0371. gosouthpadreisland.com for pho- nice, CA. $275ea. +utils. 286-0433 for a $600 bonus when you schedule to tour or call 800.944.6818 for 216 N. Dill St. 1, 2, & 3 bdrm apts. your non-sales fundraiser with Cam- more information 4 bdrm 2 1/2 ba. Very nice, All appli- 6 & 7 bdrm house. Nice decks. Off-st pusFundraiser. Contact Cam- Aug lse. 1 bdrm $320 + elec. 2 bdrm ances, 2 car garage; 1413 N. Wheel- $225/ea. +gas & elec. 3 bdrm prkg. Aug lease. 1124 & 1128 W. pusFundraiser, (888) 923-3238, or ing. Avail. May or Aug. $260/bdrm + Marsh. 288-0074. visit www.campusfundraiser.com $220/ea. +gas & elec. Call after 5 utils 288-8493 ext. 209 p.m. or leave msg. 759-6016 601 N. Dicks St. Avail. Aug. 16th for 4 bdrm 2 ba. AC, WD, walking dist 1 yr. $1000/mo. Off st. prkg. Carpet- 2201 N. Rosewood. 2 br. range, to campus, off st prkg. $300/ea + ed. 3 bdrm. Utils not incl. Call 282- fridge, porch. Avail May 1. May lse + utils. 744-1594 6629 after 6pm. dep. $500/mo. No dogs 282-3500 large 5 br 2 ba house. WD, gas, CA, 4 bdrm architecturally designed for 820 W. North. 3 bdrm. $600/mo crpt. 2301 N. Hollywood 3 bdrm, bonus student living. McGalliard & Reserve. $1050/mo Aug lse. No pets. No off st. prkg. Avail. now short term Smoking. 765-396-9308 rm, 2 ba, laundry rm with W/D. D/W, 2712-18 N. Reserve. 288-0074. lease 282-6629, after 6pm. garbage disposal, C/A, no pets. Available August 1st. 288-7251. 4 bdrm Corner of Charles & Calvert 828 W. Beechwood 4 lg Bdrms 2 May lease. 3 bdrm. W/D, CA, fenced May or Aug $255/ea. C/A W/D 1 1/2 full ba. W/D D/W. fenced in back yard, pet neg, basement, very nice. 2605 Janney. 4 bdrm $250/per + ba. Day: 744-4649 Eve: 358-4924 yard. off st prkg. 730-5974 $275/ea. 420 S. College. 741-8102 looking for a utils. CA, new furnace, WD. 744- 6315 4 bdrm homes, W/D, Walk to cam- May lease. Rec. remod. 3 bdrm. 1 place to hang pus, Aug lse. Call Porch Swing Prop- All utils paid. 5-6 bdrm. Must see ba. C/A, W/D, Pool access. No pets. 3 & 4 Bedroom homes available, erties. (877)867-5118. home. Appl. incl W/D. 5 min drive. 717 Ace St. $780/mo. 286-0692. your hat? close to BSU. Call 281-1562. Minnetrista Area. 305 E. Highland 4 bdrm house close to campus. $300-325/ea. August. 744-1079 check out 3 bdm. 2405 N. Hollywood $630 mo. May lses. 4 bdrm-2109 Washington. Aug-Aug. remodled this summer. 5 bdrm-1118 Abbott. Aug lse. 3 bdrm + utils. yr. lease May 05. call after new kitch, ba, siding, crpt. WD, AC, Daily News 5pm. 286-0262. Awesome 3 or 4 person house. 1415 Linden. All-W/D. 749-1300. $300/mo per student. 574-835-1405 W/D, CA, 2 bath, gas fireplace, Classifieds. 3 bdrm 1 1/2 ba. 301 N. Tillotson. fenced yard. $1200/mo. Utils incl. New listing for four students. Near Houses and $675/mo. + utils. lease and deposit 4 bdrm in the village 1 blk from cam- Aug lease. 2116 W. Main. 741-8102. the Village. CA, LR with fireplace, 2 req. avail now. 765-724-0184 pus. nice, A/C, D/W, laundry, util pd. ba (Jacuzzi), screened porch, base- Apartments for May or Aug 288-7869 Beautiful 3 bdrm. W/D hook-up. ment/rec room, W/D, DW. 284-1538. 3 bdrm 1023 W. Carson. May lease. $600/mo + gas & elec. June lease. are waiting for 4 bdrm, 2 ba 1209 Marsh, May, Close to Studebaker. 288-3404. CA. lrg bdrms. $825 + utils 744-3771 Nice 2, 3, 4, bedroom houses.Close you! or 749-3575 $285 ea, range, fridge, DW, WD, AC 284-5334 282-0918 to campus. For appointment call Beechwood Av. 1 blk from BSU and 282-8606. 3 bdrm 3 blks from campus. big. village. Freshly painted, New kitchen d/w, laundry. all utils pd. May or Aug 4 bdrm, 2 ba. large living space, off cabinets, New carpet throughout, 4 lease only $250 each 288-7869 st. prkg, W/D hook-ups, $900 + utils. Bdrm. W/D, D/W, C/A. May lease. Nice 3 & 4 bdrm. houses. Close to May-May 730-3029. 524 Alameda. 289-3116-leave message. campus. DW, W/D, parking. Call 3 bdrm 621 S. Celia. BSH-BSU 284-9958. area. May lse. $250ea. + utils. A/C, 4 BDRM, 2BA, NEW C/A , W/D D/W Best BSU house. Close to BSU on new appli. fenced yrd. storage shed, SUPER NICE AUG $1200/MO. Janney Ave. 2 bdrm. No pets. May Nice 4 bdrm near campus. W/D. very nice 288-1347 GOOD LOCATION 717-9331 lease. Call or lve. mess. 747-0044. fridge, stove, C/A. 789-4578 PAGE 10 l ADVERTISEMENT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2005 l THE BALL STATE DAILY NEWS