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TRACKING HURRICANE ISABEI '7/i Louisiana it grows until mid- November to early December." RAOULT RATARD. LA STATE EPIDEMIOLOGIST Country headed for West Nile record By Daniel Yee IKE IUKM1C0 PRESS ATLANTA — The United Stales is headed lor another record number of West Nile civs this year, with ihe total shooting up by more than A third in the past week alone, ihe government said yes- terday Nationwide, 4,137 human cases have been reported b) yesterday just 19 shy of last year's total of 4,156, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. One reason for the higher numbers is a widely available test lo diagnose Ihe virus, health officials have said. Despite the high numhci nl Infections, there have been fat fewer deaths. So lar. ltd have been reported; las) year. 284 died from the virus, Ihe number of reported infec- tions climbed by more than 1.200 in the past week. But health offi- cials said even that may be lar lower than the number of actual cases, because many mild infec- tions are not diagnosed as IVcsl Nile. Dr. I.ylc IVicrsen, who heads (he (.1)1 s studies of mosquilo- Ixirne diseases, said al a confer- ence this week llialalxmt 100.IHKI \meiicans could get a nasty three-day IKMII of fever from ihe VinjS, and 500.000 people could be infected in alL with most show Patrick Schneider Ing no symptoms. IN TROUBLE: High waves from approaching Hurricane Isabel crash under the Avalon Fishing Pier in Kill Devil Hills. INC. Isabel closed in on the Outer Banks yesterday, last week's jump came al the causing over 1 million people up the coast to lose power peak of Ihe season for the 1110s- quilo-spread virus. Dr. Ilaoull Hatard. state epi- demiologist in Louisiana, said the number of reported cases is sure to grow, particularly in the South. "In Louisiana it grows until Isabel pounds Outer Banks mid-November to early December.'' he said. Louisiana has at least 52 cases and one punch it had days earlier. air traffic and widespread power The early effects of death from the virus this year. The storm that had once outages — about 1.3 million in On Thursday. CDC director Dr. the storm put 1 threatened 160 mph winds and a North Carolina and southeastern lulie Gerberding said that two 12-foot storm surge rolled in yes- Virginia alone — there were no million along the people this season have become terday afternoon just south of iso- immediate reports of any deaths infected with the vims by a blood Carolina coast lated Ocracoke Island with a 5- or widespread flooding. transfusion, last year, 23 people foot surge and gusts that rattled But National Hurricane (inter without power. got the vims through the blood plywood boards spray-painted Director Max Mayfield said fast- supply. " firing it on Izzy." moving Isabel still poses a threat By Emery P. Dalesio "Our transfusion supply is far IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS "A lot of trees are down — because of its dimensions — safer than it was a year ago," she there's one down across the about the size of Colorado — and KILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C. - said. "But we're still on the lookout garage,'' Rudy Austin said as he its potential to bring 6 to 10 inch- Hurricane Isabel plowed into for the occasional case diat could looked out on his yard in es of rain and flooding to an East North Carolina's Outer Banks slip through.'' Ocracoke surrounded by a knee- Coast already sodden from one of with 100 mph winds and pushed The nation's blood suppliers deep soup of sea water and the wettest summers in years. its way up the Uastern seaboard have been screening for West Nile debris. "There's a lot of stuff float- "This is certainly not over for yesterday, swamping roads and since July. ing around: boards and buoys people experiencing Hurricane Steve Helber AP Photo knocking out power to more than Most of this year's reported 1 million people but packing and boxes and young'uns' plastic FLOODED: A Virginia Beach resident walks up a set of sub- nowhere near the terrifying toys." merged steps yesterday after checking his personal watercraft in ISABEL PAGE 2 DISEASE, PAGE 2 Despite downed trees, snarled the wind and rain of Hurricane Isabel. BGSU one of 20 with STARS By Monica Frost interested in pursuing graduate that are doing something about be held at Ohio University. REPORTER school and ultimately, academic it." STARS participants must also Bowling Green is one of 20 careers. STARS is open to sophomores, find a faculty member to serve as Universities statewide thai par- Dr. lisa Chavers, director of juniors and seniors wiih a 3.2 a mentor throughout the ticipates in a program called the STARS program on campus, cumulative grade point average research process. Faculty mem- STARS - Student Achievement in describes the program as "a well- or higher. Students committed lo bers play a large role in the Research and Scholarship. kept secret. ... And it shouldn't the program are given a research STARS program, according to This program is designed to be." Chavers said. "We are pro- stipend to conduct a research Chavers. "They help students identify' undergraduate African- moting an opportunity." project that is presented at establish a research agenda and American, Hispanic and Native Chavers said STARS is a pro- STARS' annual student confer- Ben Smnget BG New American smdents with excel- gram for future leaders. "It is for ence in the spring. This year's THE DAY HAS ARRIVED: Running back P.J. Pope and his Falcon STARS,PAGE 2 lent academic records who are people who have dreams - and conference is March 5-7 and is to teammates storm the Horseshoe tomorrow to face Ohio St; Page 5
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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. September 19,2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Police shoot Tenn. hostage taker By Woody Bawd at Dyersburg State Community condition Thursday, and the automatic. Before taking over the class of Osama bin Laden. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS College in western Tennessee, other was listed as serious. "At the time, he was not firing at 13 students and one teacher, "He's not a member of al- MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A single about 75 miles north of Further investigation, including a (the hostages). He just fired a shot Kilpatrick left a note at his sister's Qaida," Mehr said. si ii u tired at random by a suicidal Memphis. ballistics test, should determine if off," Mehr said. house that said he "wanted to kill Police said Kilpatrick picked gunman holding a classroom of "He continued to fire shots they were shot by Kilpatrick or hit Police said they were willing to some people and die today." the math class at random. After college students hostage led after the police entered the by police bullets, authorities said. continue trying to negotiate with Kilpatrick, according to his taking over the class armed with a police to storm in and kill him, an room,"' said lohn Mehr of the Police burst into the classroom KilpaTv-k as long as he was not family, had a history of mental pistol and a large knife, he told investigator said yesterday. Tennessee Bureau of when Kilpatrick, who had earlier hurtiiig anyone. Mehr said police problems, also said in the note the students he wanted to talk to A SWAT team killed Harold Investigation. ordered pizza and soft drinks, had no way of knowing who or that he was a member of the ter- them about personal problems, Kilpatrick Jr.. 26, on Wednesday Two of Kilpatricks hostages suddenly fired his pistol, which what Kilpatrick was shooting at rorist group al-Qaida and police said. night after a nine-hour standoff were shot. One was in critical was believed to be a 9mm semi- with the single shot claimed to have talked with Nevada, Oregon the Storm does damage up lucky states; have not the North Carolina coast ISABEL FROM PAGE 1
Isabel," he said. "This hurricane will not be remembered for reported West Nile yet how strong it was. It will be remembered for how large it DISEASE. FROM PAGE 1 however, since there often is a lag found for the first time in the was." time in reporting Western Hemisphere, in New There were isolated areas of cases have been in the South and Nevada and Oregon are the York City. damage and distress on the West, with more than a third from only states in the continental The virus is passed by bites Outer Banks. The storm tore Colorado (1.5421, followed by 580 United States that have not yet from mosquitoes that have fed on apart two beach houses in in South Dakota and 543 in reported signs of West Nile vims. infected birds. A small fraction of Nags Head, picking up the Nebraska. The agency's count The virus has quickly swept people infected become seriously washer, dryer and refrigerator may be lower than state figures. westward since 1999, when it was ill wiili encephalitis or meningitis. and carrying them about 500 feet down the street. Wind blew out the windows of a storm shelter near Elizabeth City, injuring five people hit by flying glass. In the community of Harlow, just STARS program helps unite inland from the coast, rescue teams were dispatched after about 130 people were trapped by floodwaters, possibly in students, faculty mentors their own homes. The storm spread rain across SttnlWbtrAPPtoto STARS, FROM PAGE 1 topics such as the stock market, tion,"' Crosby said. "STARS is a North Carolina and Virginia art. self-images of African- great way to network. I was able and into Maryland, Delaware DEVASTATION: This ripped flag, seen in Virginia Beach, is just a help them become strong American children and the differ- to meet students from all over and parts of West Virginia and small sign of the damage Isabel has caused. researchers,'' Chavers said. "They ences between urban and subur- Ohio." Pennsylvania. mentor them academically and ban school systems. STARS also provides students Isabel's top sustained wind "When something like this of New lersey planned a declara- professionally." Heather Crosby, a junior and with on campus benefits. eased to 95 mph after it hit land, happens, I don't care what it is, tion Thursday. STARS can also help students political science major, is partici- "You are able to unite with peo- and it was expected to continue you prepare for the worst," she Well over 1,500 flights were secure a faculty-mentor if they pating in STARS for her second ple on the campus interested in weakening. Hurricane-force said. "1 don't think it's going to be canceled at airports in the major are having difficulty finding one, year. Crosby researched and pre- researching and you get to work wind — at least 74 mph — bigger than Floyd, but I think it's eastern cities, said David Chavers said. sented "the deconsiruction of the alongside a faculty member on a extended up to 115 miles out going to be larger than what peo- Stempler, president of the Air The faculty members that black male" for last year's STARS project you are interested in," from the center. ple think." Travelers Association. As the mentored students for the STARS conference. Crosby described Crosby said. At 2 p.m. EDT, the center of Up to a foot of rain was possi- storm moved northward, all program last year were lack STARS as a fun experience with STARS was created in 1991 at Isabel's "very large eye" was over ble in West Virginia's hilly Eastern flights to and from the Taylor, Tom Muir, Oara Musher- many benefits. Cleveland State University. STARS North Carolina's Pamlico Sound, Panhandle and 6 to 9 inches was Washington metropolitan area's Eizenman and Dan Klein. These "It ISTARS conference! was one is sponsored by the Ohio Board of between the mainland and the forecast for parts of airports were likely to be can- faculty upheld "the STARS expec- in very few times of the year that Regents and was formed in hopes Outer Banks. It was moving Pennsylvania celed, he said. tations," according to Chavers. you get to be in a room full of peo- of increasing Ohio's minority fac- northwest at around 18 mph. President Bush granted North The federal government shut STARS participants last year ple that are seeking higher educa- ulty on college campuses. It was expected to move north Carolina Gov. Mike Easley's down in Washington, Amtrak researched and presented on across Virginia and cut through request for a federal disaster dec- halted service south of western Pennsylvania and west- laration, ordering federal aid to Washington, and the em New York state before dissi- the state. In anticipation of Washington-area Metro system pating in Canada by Saturday. flooding and wind damage, shut down all subway and bus Rhonda Davis, whose parents Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Render) service. had to be airlifted from their issued a statewide "disaster Miss America pageant orga- home in 1999 when Hurricane emergency" declaration. The nizers went ahead with the plans Want to filter your email messages and tie able to I It i\11 killed 56 people, said she governors of West Virginia, for their annual parade Friday was not convinced Isabel would Maryland, Virginia and night in Atlantic City, XI.. hop- leave eastern North Carolina Delaware had earlier declared ing the boardwalk would escape REMOVE SPAM & unscathed. emergencies, and the governor damage. OFFENSIVE on CONTENT? % Music This will be possible lor BGNei accounts beginning Thursday, October 9th. Jui upgrade will provide a new Interlace lar MfebMall and will Introduce the Intelligent Inbox. * Mar at > THE INTELLIGENT INBOX Noon-11-/$5 cover after &- (Near corner of Adams &17* Streets) is a powerful tool that will allow BGNet email users server-level mailbox filtering Over a dozen local bands performing a (allowing filtering of items such as SPAM and offensive content), a vacation continuous concert ALL DAYLONG! notice feature, mail forwarding and mail blocking feature. These features are available for each BGNet account and are disabled until each user learns about BIG fun! Beer Tent! the features and enables each feature to their own specification. th Sessions to laarn alien these new capabilities are being ottered. Ml tacitly, stall, and September 27 , 2003 iM. sffBSi students are encouraged to attend: Adams Street in Toledo cnlll **U Bo* of Cats DEMONSTRATION SESSIONS apomored www.bgnews.com/campus "REBUKE THE NUKE" RALLY TOMORROW, RIDES AVAILABLE Sponsored by Ralph Nader's Democracy Rising, "Rebuke the Nuke. Rock Against Radiation Rally" will take place tomorrow from Noon-6 p.m. at Crane Creek State Park on SR 2 in Oak Harbor. The event, which was organized as a protest against the possibility of re-opening the Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Plant, will feature numerous musical acts. Visit the Reach Out table in the Union lobby to sign-up for a carpool to the event. CAMPUS Creation of Marathon theme a first this year get^^^^^T The calendar of events isa taken from ijfeft I ^K ^^■^ hup: wnlvhpiudii a|. ^^^^^^ By Ryan Relterman build more excitement for the Ybung said the (241,000 «£Pomt» actual event," she said Dance Marathon donated last for the first time in Dance lach overall meeting will also year was a third of the total from Marathon's nine-year history at have a theme. Wednesday nights: Northwest Ohio. I le encouraged the University, a theme will theme was, "A Night ,u the people to come visit the children encompass the March 27 and 28 Movies." Movie posters were and to see how their donations 8 .i.ni. 6 |i in. Willard Wankelnmn Gallery in diagnosis, treatment, symp event. hung around the ballroom and have impacted the hospital. 2003 Student Glass Art toms, responses to drug thera Announcing their theme of morale captains dressed ;is While last year's total of Exhibition 10 a.m.-4 p.m. py and age of disease onset. "Miracle Motion Pictures paparazzi and look pictures ol $322,159.40 was a new record, Presented by the Student Glass Anime Club Promotion and Presenter leanne Wright, Presents: Stars of a Brighter people as they walked into the Page said heating that total is not Club. Information Table Public & Allied Health. Tomorrow," the group kicked off ballroom. the goal of I )ancc Marathon. Union Galleries Union Lobby lOTIhinnii Hall the year with their first overall According to Page, the stu- "Our focus isn't about the meeting in the Union Ballroom dents' work has been going well money;* she said. "We're trying 8:30 a.m. 10 .I.III 1 p.m. 3-5 p.m. Wednesday night. so far. just to make a difference in the SPPC Natural Rights Madden Tournament Graduate Student Senate The University's Dance "They are such outstanding kids' lives." she said. Conference Phi Beta Sigma will sponsor Meeting Marathon, the largest student - people,'' she said. There is so I lie nest overall meeting will The Social Philosophy and this video game tournament. 308 Union run philanthropic event in Ohio, much excitement, our meetings be Oct. 12 M 9:19 p.m. in the Policy Center will hold a con Union Ijobby has raised more than SI million are wonderful and they're getting Union Ballroom and the 150-day ference entitled Natural Rights 7 p.m. in the past eight years. their work done." countdown will begin on Oct 29, Liberalism from Locke to 10 am.-4 p.m. Artist lecture: T.L Solien According to fen Page, director Brett Ybung, director ol the hlitor's .Yore. lor information Nozick, with events today and Rebuke the Nuke Rallv Reception to follow. of this year's Dance Marathon, Children's Miracle Network tor about netting involved with tomorrow. Twelve distin Information Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery many schools have themes lor Mercy Children's Hospital ill Dance Marathon contact their guished philosophers, political Sponsored by Reach Out. their Dance Marathons and she Toledo, attended Wednesdays office at 372-0530. scientists, historians and acad Union Oval 7-11 pm. hopes a theme will add more to meeting and thanked everyone emic lawyers from major uni Musicians Guild Concert the event. for their hard work and dona versities around the country Noon-1 p.m. Performance by I ielp "By doing a theme it's going to tions. will present papers. Bingo Wanted. The sessions are free and open Hilton's Nest-Union 202 Union to the public. No registration is required. For more informa Noon-1 p.m. 8-10 p.m. tion call 372-2536. Union Book Club Hocus International Worship 207Union Book to be discussed: "The Service THE CAMPUS BLOTTER Laramie Project" by Moises 315 Union 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Kaufman Wednesday. September 17: suspect in custody. 504 Wintergarten phone stolen Irom a computer lab in UAO Poster Sale 3rd Floor-Union 8:30 p.m. Complainant reported a borrowed Rd. Hayes Hall. James Franklin was taken 228 Union GSS (irad Night at the Pub golt cart missing from its parking Complainant reported a debit card into custody for the theft ol the 1:30 p.m. Black Swamp Pub-Union space The cart was later found. The and $25 was stolen from a room in phone 10 .i.ni. I p.m. Women's Research Network: incident is under investigation Batcheldei Hall Lashawn Alexander. Toledo, was T.L Solien Women & Heart Disease 11 p.m. Complainant reported her An ill female in Bromfield Hall was cited for speed on Alumni Dr Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery Women frequently do not real- UAO Movie: 2 Fast 2 Furious University ID stolen. transported to the Wood County A luvenile was iniured skateboard- ize their risk for heart attack 206 Union University Police assisted the Wood Hospital by ambulance. ing and transported to Wood County 10 .i.ni. 1 p.m. and stroke. This presentation County Sheriff's Office in taking a Complainant reported her cell Hospital by ambulance Through the Needle's Eye will discuss gender differences Massillon band director still remembered By Lori Williams dependability and hard work. He ran his band like the mili- up." George Bird, she said, THE (MASSILLON) INDEPENDLNt They battled over things from tary, his daughter said. If you're "taught us to be musicians." MASSILLON, Ohio — It's been piano lessons to her career talking, it's a demerit. Ten demer- That her father's legacy lingers said that you aren't really dead choice, she said. "Of course. 1 its and you're out. His way or the after Mi years "amazes me," she until no one remembers you. If never won a batde," she added. highway. said, adding that it wasn't until that'strue,George"Red" Bird lives That's not to say, however, that "I knew kids that got kicked she read magazine and newspa- on. she wasn't the apple of her out," she said. per articles about him she found Members of the Massillon father's eye. Another former student, after her mother's death that she Tiger Swing Bands he directed "He always told me, 'You're the Virginia Mathews Geisinger, still "suddenly thought of him totally from 1938-1946 gathered recendy fondest thing I'm of,"' she remembers his kindness. differently than just my father." to reminisce about him, them remembered. "I only had him one year and "I told my neighbor that the and the legacy he left. Young people's respect for he was a wonderful director, a last time he taught here was in Bird, who died in 1979, is cred- George Bird, it seems, contained wonderful man," she said. "1 1946 and she told me not to come ited in Ohio and elsewhere with both love and fear. remember 1 wanted to challenge for this," she said. "She said, moving marching band away "George Bird was my favorite," Milton on the trumpet and he 'Nobody up there remembers from military type performances said former student Margaret had us stand up in front and I your father. You'll be embar- and turning them into entertain- lohnson Drew. "I was in love with remember trying to blow three rassed." ment with a mixture of dance, the man. I thought he was the times and 1 couldn't get a sound George Bird is buried in new marching techniques and greatest. Of course I was also out. 1 was scared to death. Mr. Massillon, Shirley said, "because colorful u i nit n 11 is scared of him, scared to do any- Bird said, Virginia, 1 know you he loved Massillon." His daughter, Shirley Bird, thing wrong." can do this,' and he took us off by last Friday, Bird alumni were drove from CincinnaU to share in Shiriey Bird remembered one ourselves and 1 beat Milton out." honored by current Tiger the reunion. It was tough, she day when her father came home Shirley Bird, former entertain- Swingsters who performed the said, being "the boss' daughter." from work ment director for the Cincinnati 64-piece "Tiger Rag" and "Cany "He expected so much more "He came home and told my Bengals, carries still her father's On." Bandsmen spelled out each out of me," she said. "That's why I mother, T got a new name philosophy of putting on a good Massillon director's name and ended up quitting the Browns' today," Shirley Bird remem- show. Corps-style bands, she played a short piece from that Musical Majorettes. I couldn't bered. "The students are calling said, have no repertoire, no sight- era. handle it" me 'Hitler.' She said, That's terri- reading skills. The Red Bird era was a unique AP Photo He taught her, she said, the ble.' But he shrugged and said, "One of those students said to time that can't be recreated, said same things he taught his stu- "When they're not calling me that, me, 'But that one show is so excit- Chris Smith, an 11 -year veteran at CREDIT: George "Red" Bird is credited with moving marching dents: honesty, character. they're calling me Mussolini."' ing,'" she recalled. "1 almost threw the helm of the band. bands away from military type performances to entertainment. 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ALFRED HITCHCOCK (famousqw*\.com) OPINION Show some pride in your school I .ooking around campus this the first place. State, one thing has to be said. Either that or transfer to Ohio have enough on their minds orange. week did you notice anything Some people have dubbed Where was the school spirit State University before Saturday playing the National Champions It is understandable that peo- strange? themselves "diehard" fans of the this week? afternoon. as it is, without worrying about ple choose OSU as their favorite Did Bowling Green State Buckeyes. However, if these so Parading around campus with It will look really bad for the lack of support from their own team and that is respectable, no University become Ohio State called diehard fans are so in love OSU sweatshirts and hats and University' if students in the classmates. one is arguing with that. University this week? with the Buckeyes then why are other apparel doesn't count as Bowling Green sections of After all, OSU already has the However, Saturday is the day Students should understand theyatBGSU? school spirit, because, like it or bleachers on Saturday are wear- home advantage. How would that will determine where stu- that if they are that big of Maybe it's the smaller student not, you don't go to Ohio State ing OSU apparel. you feel if you were under pres- dent's loyalty lies. Will you really Buckeye fan and willing to body that's attractive, or the sur- Following a team and claiming How can one expect BGSU to sure playing against OSU and trade your pride in for a cheap betray their own school by giving rounding residential community. them as a favorite isn't a crime. do well if students are rooting for looking out in the crowd only to bet on a game or support for up their Falcon pride for a week Regardless of the many reasons But put your dream team the opposite team and the play- see people on both sides of the your favorite team, even if it to root for another school, then we could cite why students may aside for one game and root for ers are aware of this. stadium in scarlet and gray means going against your own they shouldn't have come here in choose the University over Ohio your school. T The football players will rather than — brown and school to do it? Is it worth it? Film director receives award OSU fans should PEOPLE after fleeing country for crime ON THE STREET show their worth What is the most MATTLAWVER attend for higher education, 1 Hollywood icon and 3-time lished. extravagant thing you was looking at whatever was Oscar loser Martin Scorsese and Ignoring a work of art because ZACH HERMAN have ever charged on Guest Columnist best for my academic needs, gave a long standing ovation of the morally corrupt actions of not which school drew the most when Polaroid's name was Columnist the artist is unnecessary and your credit card? As I have proudly walked attendance for football games. announced. unreasonable. Contrary to what through campus donning my It would be ludicrous to attend This support for Polanski some Polanski opponents say, Ohio State apparel everyday this Ohio State just because of foot- £Exiled film director Roman raises an interesting and critical watching "The Pianist" is not week on my way to class; I have ball, they do not have my Polaroid finally received his 2003 question: should audiences be akin to aiding a fugitive or sup- noticed who is truly a Buckeye major. Best Director Oscar last week, expected to separate the art from porting a criminal. Enjoying a fan. If you call yourself a nearly six months after his peers the artist and evaluate a work great film made by a deeply "diehard" OSU fan, than you Furthermore, that article first recognized his critically solely on its artistic merits? Or flawed man is not a moral short- cannot possibly root for BG this talked about how Bill Parcells acclaimed 1 lolocaust drama should the artist's personal life coming, no matter how passion- weekend. If you are, you should didn't have any problem rooting The Pianist". Polanski. who lives also be considered when evalu- ately those intolerant of ambigu- never be allowed to sport any against his former team the in Paris, could not attend the ating his accomplishments? Arc ity will argue. Ohio State apparel ever again. New York Giants on Monday March ceremony to collect his a director's private affairs a mat- Rock star Jerry Lee Lewis mar- Reason being that in case you night. I don't understand that award. I le faces immediate ter of public concern? There arc ried and divorced his 13-year-old have not noticed, Ohio State sits comparison because the NFL is arrest and sentencing in America JOSH DRISKELL interesting arguments on both cousin. That is a disgusting act. at number 4 in the USA Today a business. Bill Parcells has on a 1977 conviction for having sides. This columnist, however, but that doesn't make "Great FRESHMAN, JOURNALISM poll. This means that the Bucks been with 3 different teams now sex with a minor, and law is unconcerned about the artists Balls of Fire" any less influential. have an excellent shot at win- enforcement officials have misdeeds beyond what can be "My cell phone to call since he left the Giants over 10 World War Two-era film star Errol ning another national title. years ago. I am still at a loss of promised to be waiting with seen or heard in the art. 1-900 numbers." A true Buckeyes fan would handcuffs if he returns to the By all accounts, Polanski com- Flynn faced statutory rape words on the comparison charges in 1942, but audiences not root against them when between Bill Parcells coaching Slates, mitted a very serious crime. He they are competing for a nation- still flocked to his Robin Hood the Cowboys vs. the Giants, and The fugitive director served took advantage of a young girl, a al title. Furthermore, if you read some time in prison and had despicable and indefensible act. movies. In both cases, the audi- why Bowling Green students ence managed the separate the The New York Times earlier this reached a plea agreement with He should return to the United week, you would have noticed a should root for the Falcons this the victim, her family and the art from the artist. States and accept a prison sen- big article stating why it is Saturday. prosecuting attorney to avoid Even Polaroid's victim encour- tence, or negotiate a new agree- IMPOSSIBLE under the BCS Now we're going to be realis- further incarceration. Polanski ages viewers to judge "The ment with California officials format for any MAC school to tic. Bowling Green, who I admit fled the country days before the Pianist" as an entity separate But his sentencing and his film compete in one of the 4 BCS has a very good team, is a MAC trial. A rogue judge threatened from her personal tragedy. "I far*?- are two separate issues. bowls Therefore, Ohio State school. We have destroyed two to nullify the pact and sentence believe that Mr. Polanski and his "The Pianist" was widely BRITTANY RABURN has a lot more to lose than Division 1-AA schools, but that the director to 50 years in jail. film should be honored accord- hailed as a film of great power. Bowling Green has to gain. doesn't get us much recogni- The judge later admitted his Lisa Schwarzbaum, a film critic ing to the quality of the work," FRESHMAN, decision was made in an attempt she wrote in a March letter to the I'm not saying I'm not a tion. Ohio State won the at Entertainment Weekly, termed NEUROSCIENCE Bowling Green fan. I am root- to force Polanski out of the coun- it "a movie of riveting power and Los Angeles Times. "What he national title because they didn't try. does for a living and how good "A Jet Ski" ing for the Falcons to go 11-1. play teams like Annapolis State. sadness," while Slant Magazine's It's just that I have been an Ohio I lowever, the author's sordid Ed Gonzalez said the film he is at it have nothing to do with I lowever, that can be refuted by history did not stop the Academy me or what he did to me." State fan since I could walk. If saying we beat Purdue in West "approaches near transcen- BG goes 11 -1 they will finish the HI \Iuiion Picture Arts and Polanski should face justice Lafayette. That was a big win dence." The movie appeared on season ranked in the top 15, Sciences from awarding him one like any other criminal. But for BG and if they beat Ohio more than 35 top-10 lists nation- which is an accomplishment in of the group's highest honors. ignoring his impressive achieve- wide last year. Clearly, the pic- itself for a MAC school. State this weekend then I can The Oscar voters chose the ture's merits as an artistic ments in his chosen medium is say we made a statement. "Chinatown" director over a However, in yesterday's letter accomplishment are well-estab- not part of that justice. "Support the Falcons this However, I'll be traveling to the Saturday" that student said we shoe sporting my scarlet and all should root for BG because gray and can leave this with the we are students here. When I rest of my Buckeye faithful to STEPHANIE BALOWI was choosing an institution to finish when I say O-H.... FRESHMAN, BIOLOGY 303 ttltj . o—1 SWKV heot "i "$150 skirt from ,*T TtW.N.E? 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Web site: http://www.bgnews.com ANGELA GORTER, PULSE EDITOR BEN SWANGER & MIKE METZ6ER, PHOTO EDITORS KEN EDWARDS, WEBMASTER WOMEN'S SOCCER: FALCONS OPEN MAC PLAY AGAINST AKRON TODAY. PAGE 7 FRIDAY September 19, 2003 www.bgnews.com/sports BOWLINE GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY the country ... we are excited to go down there and play" r I Tie game that has been circled on every Harris said he was actually recruited by Ohio State, I Ouwing Green fan's calendar since the da> 11 but they wanted to have him switch to another posi- ** -I. was announced is finally here. tion. Tomorrow, the football team will take on defending "I was very adamant about playing quarterback," national champion Ohio State In Ohio Stadium at Harris said. "I didn't have very much flexibility |for play- noon. ing other positions)." The game has taken on a different complexion in the Brandon said he feels very comfortable going against last few weeks, as the Buckeyes will be without star run- Ohio State's defense with Harris at quarterback. ning back Maurice CUrett, and possibly without quar- "Its huge any time you have a veteran quarterback," terback and team leader Craig KrenzeL Brandon said. But the game is still a big one for both players and the Brandon said he has seen improvement in Harris Bowling Green community. between last year and this season, and that he is relying BG is going into (he game as a 14-point underdog, on more of his offensive weapons. but head coach Gregg Brandon said the team will go in "I think that last year, he got busy feet," Brandon said. with an attitude. "If (Robertl Redd wasn't opea he got out of there. This "\bu are feisty, because everyone says you don't have year he is using everybody, which I like.'' a chance," Brandon said. "That wears on you for a To beat Ohio State, BG will also need another top while, as a player and a coach." performance from its defense. Earlier this week, Ohio Brandon said the Mid-American Conference is a Stateiuach liniTresselsaid he thought tli.il the Falcon ** strong division, and that the teams hi it deserve respect. defense has played a pivotal role in BGs success, per- He said that playing BCS teams such as Ohio State can haps implying that they were under-rated. help players on MAC teams. Falcons' defensive back lason Mottonsakl that BG "We are a quality league with solid teams and mar- will have to focus on several of the BuM^s' offensive quee players," Brandon said. "A lot of BCS games are on threats. TV, arid that gives the kids a chance on the national Morton said he is ready for Ohio State's wide level to say that 1 can play" receivers, but also expects them to attempt to get its lithe Falcons want to knock off Ohio State, they will running game going. need another strong game from Tosh Ham's, who has " [Using) their big play receivers, that's the thing I see," been dominant in each of the teams three games this Morton said. Thek running game was kind of nonex- easou. istent last week, so 1 think they're going to try to come Harris said he l> ached to be going up against the out and show that they do have, i ninniug game." Buckeyes, and excited to get a chance to play in front of Krenzel came out of last weeks game as the Buckeyes a big crowd at Ohio Stadium rusher with 37 yards in the win over N.C State. "For me, it is fun," Harris said. "I have had a lot of If he is unable to start at quarterback, the Buckeyes will friends calling me and telling me they are going to be turn to backup Scott McMuDen, who has attempted there... |Ohio State has! one of the nicest stadiums in only one pass this season. CflWMlTHEK^FMnBWACTWWtti™ , 6 Friday. September 19.2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Volleyball team can Anticipation still building for OSU than likely be bittersweet for the DAN m a jo 111 y of tiie BG student body. now look ahead to OSU GEDNEY BG wins, you are happy that AssL Sports Editor your school pulled off perhaps By lason A. Dixon the biggest upset in the school's SPORTS XPODtCt (DOne of the most history, but sad that Ohio State's Now it's time lo look forward anticipated games in recent his- string of 17 consecutive victories to Ohio State tory is now one day away. is snapped and their chances of [lie BGSU volleybaU team Predictions are coming in, writ- repeating as national champions vowed all week thai it would not ers are catching serious backlash are completely shot. If Ohio look pasi Oakland and for their predictions (loel State wins, then you are happy V.tlpnraiso to Saturday nights Hammond) and "Clashin' in that the Buckeyes stay near the showdown with the Buckeyes at Columbus" T-shirts are flying off top of the national polls and si. lohns Arena the shelves. keep their national champi- Now thai the Falcons (8-3) The biggest question going onship hopes alive for at least swept the Grizzlies luesdayand into this game is not whether another week, yet disappointed took down theOusadets in five Craig Krenzel will play or not or that your school's chances of sets on Wednesday, they can if BG's offense can move the ball getting back into the top 25 take walk into Columbus with their on the ground against an Ohio a serious hit. heads held high and hill of confi- State defense that has allowed 18 So. it is probably safe to dence. rushing yards per game thus far. assume that many BG students Hut not too much. That's right 18 RUSHiNG YARDS that care at all about football will "I thought the mood was just PER GAME! The big question is ride an emotional roller coaster business .is usual and there was where will the allegiances of the tomorrow. At times you will not a lot of excitement, it was just BG student body lie? want to cheer for BG, and other an even keel, head coach it is no secret that there is a times you will want to cheer for I lenise Van I )<• Walle said about huge collection of Ohio State Ohio State. You may think you yesterdays practice, fans here in BG, just pay some want one team to win, but then "I was trying to talk to them attention next time you walk realize that you don't want die heli ire practice about the fact around campus if you don't other team to lose. Celebrating ih.it we think we're very good believe me. This does come to an Ohio State victory may make and therefore we're going to hold be expected, since OSU is our you think dial you have turned them to .i high standard,' she "State University." Very few of the against your school, and cheer- said "Its not easy because it's students enrolled here actually ing a BG victory may make you going til feel like pressure and grew up in Bowling Green, but believe that you have aban- sties-., but the good teams can the majority did grow up in doned the team that you have handle that and Ohio State is Ohio. Therefore, it is only natural pulled for your entire life. going to stiess us." Ben Swanger 8G News that people from Ohio with an If you have no attachment to BG has Insi its seven previous interest in college football would Ohio State, then it's an easy matches against the Buckeyes, SPIKE: Bowling Green senior Susie Norris attempts to kill the ball against Murray State. Norris Is more than likely pull for Ohio choice as to who you want to but this will be the first mining closing in on the school record for career digs. BG takes on Ohio State tomorrow. State. win tomorrow, if you do... Well, between the two schools since So, who do you cheer for? The then you will probably be pulled 1983- VanDeUalles first season for Bowling Green volleyball." Samantha Rennau, who is ed Miami in tourfour sets on school that you go to or the in thousands of different direc- .is i oach- which was a five-set ihe Falcons finished that year averaging 3.30 kills and 2.25 kills Wednesday. school that you grew up cheer- tions throughout the course of loss.it Si lohn's Arena. with an 11-22 record. per game, says the team is excit- Head coach Jim Stone, who is ing for? Do you pull for the upset tomorrow's game. I remember that match vivid- Van IX' Walle has since then ed about the opportunity. in his 22nd season, boasts one of r or do you hope that the state's People can make predictions ly," \,III lie Walle said. We went added :iH. > victories to her "We're really excited and look- the top players in the Big Ten in team can continue their run at a on the outcome of the game as five and nl (nurse, back then it resume and five Mid-American ing forward to the match." she Slacey Gordon. second consecutive national much as they want to. No one was on then home floor. I think Conference Championships. said. "We have a lot of confi- Gordon is second in the championship? can say for sure who will come the] looked right past us BG, which compiled a 9-21 dence and we want to go in and nation, averaging 6.24 to go The truth of the matter is that out on lop. One thing that is for bet ause it was not a very sirong mark last season, enters the play a good match." along with 3.76 digs per game. there is probably no definitive sure is that Buckeye fans in BG 'cam thai I brought into Ohio match on a three-game winning OSU (5-2) is returning from answer to these questions The are in for a wild ride. All 1 can tell state, fhat was aver) tough year streak. Oxford, OH., where they defeat- VOLLEYBALL, PAGE 7 outcome of the game will more them is, hang on. Men's soccer team off GOLF FINISHES NO. 2 to bright lights of Vegas By Chris Willie place in Sin City itself. Runniri Rebels will undoubtedly SPOPIS RSPORKH All bets could be on the be looking to improve their When people on campus hear falcons for the tournament, who record on their home turf. They that a group ol guys from the are currently 2-1-1 and have will also be looking to improve University are heading to Las given up just two goals so far. The their winning streak which began Vegas, the) salivate at the mouth. falcons are also coming off a suc- last week with a win over Blight lights, casinos, slots. cessful roadtrip from Florida. The Creighton followed by a win over money, Siegfried and Hoy and road Irip which was capped off SoulhWest Missouri Stale. I eline Dion top the list of attrac- with a solid 3-1 victory over tour- The last, and only time the tions: some would argue that nament host. Stetson. Falcons have played UNLV they those are a must see while in The tournament has the lost the game by a score of 4-1. Vegas. Falcons facing two non-confer- The Falcons defensively, howev- I he lit, men's soccer learn. ence learns in three days. Today's er, will be tested in both games of however, will most likely pass on game will match the Falcons off the tournament and will look lo all ot these in favor of a more against a lough San Diego State keep their goals on the season lo daunting task, competing in the team. The .Aztecs who came Into two following this weekend. University ol Nevada las Vegas the game with a 3-1 record haw Falcons coach Mel Mahler is Invitational, The tournament, only faced the Falcons once. The hoping to put the past losses to which begins today, will take first matchup was won by San bod) UNLV and SDSU behind 1 liego Stale hv a score of 2-0 in them. The Falcons hope to get a 1985. full head of steam in this tourna- Following Friday's game the ment and bring il back home in Falcons will not get much rest as preparaUon for conference play. they will have to do it all over MAC play begins for the Falcons Management inc. again on Sunday. Sunday's game on Sept. 26, when they face Akron \ FEW APARTMENTS matches the Falcons up against on the road. LEFT tournament host UNLV. The 2-4 ('all K348M Bill Swant« BG News LINE IT UP: BG golfer Adam Balls lines up a putt at the John Piper Intercollegiate last weekend. 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FROM PAGE 6 ing stick, but it doesn't mean the season to me." come Saturday Teammate Amanda Miller is Van De Walle is aware of die averaging 3.16 kills per game, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS football game taking place in Saturday." he said. "He'll dress, which is second on the team. Columbus this weekend and COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio though, and we'll see how it Western Michigan, the wasn't shy about exuding her State quarterback Craig goes the next few days. The Falcons' counterpart in the MA('.. excitement, or bold predictions Krenzel will dress for next 48 hours will tell." defeated the Buckeyes back on "I low many times will this ever Saturday's game against Asked if Krenzel could start Sept. 9 in the Buckeye Classic. get to happen where your foot- Bowling Green at Ohio even though he hasn't prac- However, Van Do Walle doesn't ball and your volleyball team are Stadium but whether he will ticed, Conley said, "I would want to use that as inspiration for playing nationally ranked oppo- play for the fifth-ranked say that right now, that's prob- her team. nents at die same place?" she Buckeyes won't be deter- ably doubtful. We'll see what "They know that Western said. This will be history when mined until pregame happens on game day." Michigan beat them (Ohio State), coach (Gregg) Brandon and warmups. Krenzel injured his right but that just happened that myself knock off the Buckeyes on Krenzel has been held out elbow when his throwing arm night," Van De Walle said. "This is the same day." of practice all week, and was caught between two tack- a great measuring stick because The match between the senior backup Scon lers while he was making a we open conference play with Buckeyes and the Falcons is McMullen is likely to be pass in the second quarter of Western Michigan next week. So scheduled to start at 7 p.m. Saturday's starter, assistant Saturday's 44-38 triple-over- this will be a really good measur- coach Bill Conley said time victory over North Thursday. Carolina State 1 le played the "Craig did not practice rest of the game. today. The jury is out for BG SPORTS PICK OF THE WEEK Enc FMtl BG fleas Holy Christopher vw are escrted about tomorrow. Zach KICKING IT AWAY: BG defender Kasey Freeman gets the ball out of Bate will probably get kicked out of the press box the backfield. BG takes on MAC foe Akron today. because he'll be jumping up and down, but there's noth- ing wrong with that There are plenty of other games 6 O with implications Bits week, but is there really a game ZACH BAKER DAN GE0NEY j JASON A. DIX0N KARI EVANS After loss to that anyone else cares about this week? Didn't think so. Sports Editor Asst Sports Editor ' Reporter Women's ColJ Bowling Green at Prediction Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Score 27-20 28-24 24-21 26-24 No. 5 Ohio State Rant My loyalty and my OSU luck has to run Bowling Green BG of course! Ay faith are with the out sometime, why makes history. ZiggyZoomba all Detroit, women 0HK) STATE 14 FAVORITE Falcons. not against BG? Seriously! the way. No. 2 Miami (FL) at Prediction Miami Miami Miami Miami Score 40-19 35-20 35-17 31-7 back to MAC Boston College Just another win for Miami Enough Rant Miami has not for- Canes will not allow gotten the Flutie BC to resume spoil- Hurricanes. Who said. By Kevin Shields "We just got to rebound and MIAMI 12 FAVORITE miracle. er role from 2002. cares, right? SPORIS HSPORIE" learn from this game," Richards It was a night in the Motor City said. "We look forward to putting that the Falcons would soon like it all together against Akron on No. 3 Michigan at Prediction Michigan Michigan Michigan Oregon to forget. They fell to the Friday." Score 34-9 35-24 42-21 38-34 University of Detroit 3-0 on The Falcons will host Akron No. 22 Oregon Rant Michigan is looking Road to the Sugar Oregon has nice jer- Oregon has a good Wednesday night at Detroit's this afternoon at Cochrane Field as good as a river in Bowl just might go seys, but Wolverines streak going. Titan Field and played very poor- and look to improve on the 1-5-1 MICHIGAN 8 FAVORITE a desert. through Ann Arbor. have good players. ly against the Titans, as they were record they now have. out shot 19-5. "It will be important for us to "We didn't really play to our rebound against Akron this Marshall at Prediction Kansas State Kansas State Kansas State Kansas State potential in the game and we are weekend and to get a win," No. 6 Kansas State Score 41-24 28-17 52-14 45-24 all very much disappointed in Richards said. "What better way Rant Marshall remains in Herd made me look Savor it while a The Wildcats run our efforts," said Coach Andy would there be than to rebound reverse after last bad last week and MAC dynasty stum- all over the Herd. Richards His team fell behind for our team and get a MAC win?" KANSAS STATE 18 FAVORITE weeK. is overmatched. bles and crumblesl carry in the game, as only 2 min- The Zips will come in with a utes in, the Titans got a goal from record of 3-3-1 on the year and a Prediction Toledo Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Judith Atwood to give the Titans a MAC record of 1 -1. They come off No. 9 Pittsburgh at Score 19-16 31-24 28-24 24-21 1-0 lead. a 1-0 win over Marshall, but Toledo Then with 11 minutes left in dropped their MAC opener to Rant The Glass Bowl Rockets just don't Momentous occa- UT puts up a fight. the first half, the Titans converted Ohio 10. makes teams fold have another upset sion for UT is but Pitt proves to on a cross pass with a goal by On Sunday afternoon, the PITT 10 FAVORITE like Bennifer. in them. spoiled by Panthers. be too tough. Bianca Savarino. The Falcons Falcons will host the Raiders of went to the break trailing 2-0 and Wright State in a non-conference Northern Illinois at Prediction Northern Illinois Northern Illinois Alabama Northern Illinois needing to desperately find some match. The Raiders will come in Score 28-25 17-13 32-28 27-14 offense. No. 21 Alabama with a 2-3 record for the season Rant 14 point spread? MAC resumes Huskies hang MAC teams need However, the second half went and is a team Richards knows This makes Vegas spoiler role after tough, but Bama' some much- much like the first and the won't be an easy opponent. AWBAMA 14 FAVORITE look like Enron. taking a week off. escapes. deserved credit. Falcons couldn't generate many "Wright State is a strong and opportunities. Atwood struck competitive team, in which we RECORDS 13-5 14-4 12-6 (reporter) 14-4 (guest) again at the 69-minute mark giv- have very competitive games ing the Titans a 3-0 lead and they with," Richards said. "It should be were able to close out the game a tough match for us and we from there. don't really have an easy game on AN Shingler was the goalkeeper our schedule this season." for the Falcons and posted five The Falcons will take on Akron saves on the game, as the Falcons today at 4 p.m. at Cochrane Field were out shot in die shots on net and will host Wright State on category 8-1. 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The produc- Tickets are available at the WBGU-FM Dance party University's own rendition of Department of Theatre and Film Another such production, tion, "Times Square Angel," in University box office in Union Ballroom "Over the River & Through the said." We want to make it possi- "The Laramie Project" particular, showcases the raw tal- University Hall or by calling 419- Woods." 'This season promises to ble for Ithe community and Moorman said, "is a very incredi- ent of an incredible cast. 372-2222. be full of fun, intrigue and mys- campusl to enjoy live theatre." ble piece. It is a story about "The casting calls are open to The first performance of "Over tery that the young and old can Although many of the produc- diversity issues that are relevant the community and the cam- the River & Through the Woods," enjoy and learn from. tions this season will be suitable and important subject matter for pus," Moorman said. "The craft is next Thursday at 8 p.m. and The Calendar of Events is com- Other upcoming productions for all ages, those plays featured a campus of our size" of theatre is a very personal craft runs through Sunday the 28th piled by Sean Corp. Contact him to take the stage include: in the )oe £. Brown Theatre will An interesting tidbit about this ... it is something you have to with a showing at 2 p.m. at [email protected] "Fiddler of the Roof," "Antigone," focus on more mature subjects. production is that the book is a develop internally." "Times Square Angel" and the Take for example the title of required reading for UNTV100 As a result of featuring more Try-outs for the spring season dark "The Laramie Project." February's productions, courses, making it more worth- popular shows, such as "Fiddler begin in October. DIDNT SEE A CD REVIEW THAT YOU LIKED? CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE ON THE MUSIC TH*T KEEP YOU MOVING *T WWW.BGHEWS (V'HI^^^^^I^^ WWW.BGNEWS.COM THE PULSE Friday, September 19,2003 9 Hitchcock spells classics with an edge FILMS, FROM PAGE 8 "His mission was to simply scare the hell mind instantly - "Psycho," "The passion for each other in scenes Hitchcock was not only the "His genius was perfecting the Birds," "North by Northwest," where they are trying to suppress Master of Suspense, "he was the thriller," Bean said. "You knew out of people." "Rear Window" and "Vertigo." their feelings than most modem Master of Pacing" said Kent Bean he was going to hide things from KENT BEAN, FILM STUDIES One of Hitchcock's most over- movies can manage today, even you. But he wasn't going to trick looked gems is the romantic spy- though they can show whatever a teaching assistant in the very "Hitchcock." amounts of praise and damna- University's film studies pro- you. He would give you visual thriller, "Notorious." they wish. clues and if you watched it again Many people have tried to tion. Some people respect his The film is a romance between The camera circles around the gram. "Most movies today want imitate and duplicate the style of attempt to capture the psycho- to throw a scare at you, but pac- you would see something and a stoic government agent, T.R. two characters, showing us an say, Oh.'" Hitchcock, but there of course, logical terror of Hitchcock's films Devlin (Cary Grant) and a amount of passion the two can ing is what Hitchcock was inter- can only be one Master of while others consider him an ested in." Hitchcock created unease in woman. Alicia Huberman only openly hint at. The famous Suspense. Martin Scorcese, unoriginal and pale imitation of The man was never ashamed the audience. He let his shots (Ingrid Bergman), used as an kissing scene between Grant and linger. Where most directors director of such modem a master. American spy who is involved in Bergman lasts for three minutes, of making films that were American classics as Some of his more famous appealing to a mass audience. would make an obvious cut secret Nazi activities. broken up every three seconds Hitchcock would let the shot "Goodtellas," "Taxi Driver" and Hitchcock-like works include Devlin enlists Alicia to infil- as that was the limit a kiss could Regarding his penchant for films "Raging Bull," often relies on a "Dressed to Kill," "Obsession" dealing with thrills and suspense continue. And continue. He trate her Nazi father's organiza- last at the time, by lines of dia- basic Hitchcock staple, a story and "Femme Fatale." De Palma he once remarked, "One man's would make the audience tion and find out their secret. logue and the two romantically driven by the obsession of men. did not shy away from the com- drama is another man's melo- squirm in their seats and never The secret, she finds, is uranium gliding their checks off one He is just one example of many. parison and went so far as to hire drama. In the Victorian theatre, let them feel comfortable. In ore, used to make atomic another. fact, two of his more famous Two recent homages are Hitchcock's renowned composer bombs, one of many classic The subtleties and hints that there were only two divisions of "What Lies Beneath "and "The for his films Sisters and entertainment - the melodrama mottos were, "always make the MacGuffins used by Hitchcock. I DtdlCOCk gives us make the film audience suffer as much as pos- Talented Mr. Ripley." In "What Obsession. To complicate matters Alicia has so powerful. The Bergman char- and the comedy. Then snobbery Lies Beneath," master of style, Even though people have got- asserted itself." sible" and that his mission was to infiltrate the organization by acter is chosen for her promiscu- to "simply scare the hell out of Robert Zemekis, tried to make a ten the techniques down and seducing a man who was once in ity but the)' never explicitly show What set Hitchcock's melodra- summer blockbuster out of an have understood the tones and mas apart from all the others people." love with her. Alexander (Claude her brash sexuality. There is also His movies have left such an old-fashioned ghost story and underlying themes of Rains), this pushes away Devlin, a good amount of suspense, but was his ability to manipulate the psychological terror. "The Hitchcock's work no one will be camera and draw a maximum indelible mark on the film indus- the man she tnily loves. not enough to fool the audience try that the word Hitchcock is no Talented Mr. Ripley" was a able to combine suspense, She is caught between a man into being scared. Hie scenes amount of emotion, terror and thriller with psychosexual under- drama, and psychological terror suspense out of his scenes, longer just a noun, but also an who does not trust her, (Delvin) slowly build up natural tension adjective. People often refer to tones in the vein of Rope and like The Master of Suspense. and a man who should not tmst so effectively that by the final according to Bean. He was able "Vertigo." to frame the image in order to certain techniques as her (Alexander). scenes you do not know what is "Hitchcockian" and people will Brian De Palma is the most "NOTORIOUS" 1946 The chemistry between the going to happen until Alexander show the emotion and conflict a famous stylistic imitator of When thinking of Alfred character was feeling without cite successful film suspenseful two major Hollywood stars is makes his fateful walk up the sequences as something that is Hitchcock, and his films are Hitchcock's great films there are fantastic. They express more stairs. that character having to express always greeted with varying always a handful that come to Stars of the 20s Obsession is deadly By Andrea Wilhekn man Michael Courtland (Cliff Michael proposes to Sandra, daughter? shine at Gish PULSE ASSISIAM EDITOR Robertson) whose life is turned against the advice of his busi- A twist in the plot will leave "OBSESSION" 1976 you yelling angrily at the screen ByJoeBufBee THE FOUR FLAPPERS upside down when his wife and ness partner, Robert Lasalle PULSE *»iu« It's been said that daughter are tragically killed in (played by lohn Lithgow). It is at until everything is finally For the second weekend in a CLARA BOW: Bom in 1905 in "Obsession" is the best movie a bungled kidnap rescue this point in the film when the resolved. row and continuing through Brooklyn. New York. She was the Hitchcock never made. attempt. Many years later while audience will ask itself if Sandra The story takes its time, and the first weekend of October, first starlet to invite sex appeal onto Directed by Brian De Palma, visiting Italy, he meets and falls could possibly be Michael's while the slow pace may bother the Gish Film Theatre will pre- the movie screen. "Obsession" is clearly inspired in love with Sandra Portinari, daughter, or perhaps his wife some viewers, patient viewers sent the Four Flappers, a by "Vertigo." De Palma makes (played by Genevieve Bujold) reincarnated. will realize that it works to draw Sunday afternoon series that HOW SHE CAME INTO FAME: Bow no secret about it and even who eerily resembles his When Sandra becomes them in. will feature the silent movie won a fan magazine contest which hired Bernard Herrmann, who deceased wife. obsessed with the idea of What makes "Obsession" queens of the 1920s. The silent became her ultimate stepping stone did the score of "Vertigo" to This is just one example becoming exactly like Michael's really stand out is the last 25 ladies include Gara Bow, for debuting on the silver screen. contribute a similar sound. where "Obsession" mirrors former wife, the suspense minutes in which De Palma Louise Brooks, Gloria Swanson source: www.clarabow.net With plenty of Hitchcock-like "Vertigo." The plot of "Vertigo," becomes gripping. My advice to and co-writer Paul Schrader put and Colleen Moore, while also shots and a plot that shadows surrounds a man who lost his you is to watch this movie in its in so many twists and turns featuring a special tribute to LOUISE BROOKS: Born in 1906 and "Vertigo." "Obsession" is a great wife and discovers one day a entirety, unlike watching the that a second viewing may be Bowling Green aluma Lillian reverred for her beautiful black hair. film. The film is not just done woman who looks like her. The second half the next day, as I necessary to sort out all the Gish, the theatre's namesake. Louise performed in over 24 films. with a hint of Hitchcock. In fact, plot is similar, yet with enough did. 1 found myself wondering details. This Sunday's feature will be it plays like a homage to the minor differences to make it as 1 sat in class, who this Sandra Grade: B* "It's the Old Army Game," star- HOW SHE CAME INTO FAME: Brooks Master of Suspense. unique, while still standing as a girl truly was and was Michael ring legendary comic W.C started as a dancer in the The story is that of business- tribute to the original. going to mistakenly marry his Fields and Louise Brooks, Denishwan Dance Company. In arguably one of the 1920s most London, she was the first person to sought after and desired movie dance the Charleston. Finally, after starlets. befriending such names as BROADCAST figure on paper. "Today or next self-titled album also includes as "Case Of The Ex." were good Following "Army Game," will Humphrey Bogart and Charlie year / I'll always be here / if you guest musicians, Eddie Vedder quality songs but Moodring be "Teddy at the Throttle," a Chaplin Brooks recieved her first want to colour me in." Of (Pearl lam), Kim Thayil, and offers much more. two-reel film from 1916 featur- movie contract in 1925. HAHA SOUNDS course, Trish can be a bit more Ben Sheperd (Soundgarden). This album features guest ing the three-pronged star Mt www.panoorasbox.com B+ complex when she wants to be. Only if these talented musicians appearences from Missy Elliot. power of Gloria Swanson, Warp Records "I must be real / Cuz somehow could inspire their artistic ideas Lloyd Banks. GuOZ and Sean Bobby Vernon and Teddy the COLLEEN M00RE: Born Kathleen I feel / That I'm just the idea." to Matt Cameron and his fellow Paul. Mya shows a great deal of dog. Morrison in 1902. she was reme- Another standout track is members. maturity on this record. September 28, there will be bered for her Dutch-bob hair-do and "Before We Begin," which This coming-of-age band With lyrics such as "I'm a another Swanson vehicle, Cecil light-hearted persona. sounds a bit like a Burt does not hold its own, but lover not a fighter/But if she B. Demille's "Male and Female." Hidden under Broadcast's Bacharach song on its way should be included in a genre keep on disrespectin /I might "Male and Female," an adapta- HOW SHE CAME INTO FAME: Moore electro-noise and otherworldly through some futuristic "Star alone. The music seems to be just IShe violatedl /so I got the tion of ).M. Barries "The was taken into films as repayment atmosphere is the soul of a Trek" transporter machine. searching for an alternative right to strike her/." She gets aggressive on the track "Step." Admirable Crichton," pokes fun by D. W. Griffith to her uncle, Walter great pop band. This became "Lunch Hour Pops" manages to solution to the new rock age. Aside from the lyrical con- at social settings, and is easily Howey, for helping Griffith clear very evident on their 2000 full- be catchy and eerie at the same Instead, they created a melo- dramatic cacophony of noise. tent, her voice has gotten much one of DeMille's greatest "The Birth of a Nation" and length debut, The Noise Made time, and "Hawk" comes on with an industrial beat that The drooling, hungry stereotyp- stronger. achievments. Ian Wahl. a film "Intolerance" through the censors. By People, and is only support- Trent Reznor might utilize on a ical hippie can crave the con- MoodRing has a mix of R&B, historian from Toledo and source: ed further by the fourteen particularly somber day. tradictory eccentrics of Hip-Hop, Pop, Reggae and member of the theatre's www.geocities/hollywood.com tracks on their new album, National Advisory Committee, Haha Sound. For music fans who enjoy Wellwater Conspiracy. Techno beats. "Hurry Up" is a atmospheric pop and didn't Wellwater Conspiracy's first Hip-Hop dance burner. will introduce "Male and GLORIA SWANSON: Born in 1899 in As an English group with an hate Radiohead after Kid A, album does not prove itself to The lyrics on this song are Female." a Chicago district. experimental approach and an The series will conclude enigmatic female vocalist, Broadcast is definitely worth a be worthy of any billboard clever. She wants to break up October 5 with the commemo- Broadcast earned plenty of listen. chart or reviewers approval. with her current boyfriend so HOW SHE CAME INTO FAME: -Andrew dayman Cameron's voice resembles losh she can go back to her ex. On rative film "Lilac Time," starring Swanson made a trip to Essany eariy comparisons to bands like Lilian Gish and Gary Cooper. My Bloody Valentine and Homme's from Queens of the "Sophisticated Lady," she talks studios, a Chicago film studio, WELLWATER Stone Age, but has no attrac- about how sophisticated she Gish is known to many film his- where she requested a small part Stereolab. That's not exactly bad torians as the original "flapper." company to be with, but with tion. can get and how cold-blooded and began her fruitful career. CONSPIRACY Wellwater Conspiracy seems she can be at times. The best example of 20s fun source: httpMiome.hiwaay.net the release of Haha Sound, the and frolicking But in "Lilac Birmingham quintet is further very relaxed in their first album. On the reggae flavored Time," Gish tones it down a building their own unique WELLWATER CONSPIRACY With a non-caring attitude, they "Things Come & Go." which notch by playing a French identity. C assume to not be trying to features Sean Paul, she talks maiden pursued by a hard- To put it most simply, Haha MegaForee Records impress their audiences. Their about how no matter what hap- nosed, but heroic American. Sound is an album that audience will be stimulatingly pens, her relationship will stay Cooper. Perhaps one of the first demands late-night listening. shocked. Their resonance is not together. war epics in motion picture Though nearly every track fea- thoroughly pronounced. Moodring finishes with the history. "Lilac Time" paints a tures dense, multi-layered sam- The unique sounds of If a person enjoys Pearl lam, song"Real Compared To What" vivid picture ofWbrld War One. ples and effects, the underlying Wellwater Conspiracy could Soundgarden, and Monster featuring Common. This song Soundtracking the film will mood is one of sparseness and expel demons. Their enchanti- Magnet, then they certainly will comes from the Coca-Cola be pianist Stuart Oderman, a solitude Irish Keenan's vocals ngly bizarre musical efficiency not enjoy listening to Wellwater commercial which Mya starred. silent film pianist for the seem to float across the land- would be undesirable to Conspiracy. Wellwater Though Moodring has its pros Metropolitan Museum of Art scape, detached from the hyp- demon ears. For the hopes of Conspiracy is for the folk who there is only one con. Which is, and author of "Lillian Gish: A notic rhythm of various ran- mortals listening to this new enjoy psychotic jam bands. This Mya needs to give more identity Life on Stage and Screen." Ian dom sounds, timpani beats, band, depending on musical is certainly music to sniff to her fans. Wahl will reintroduce the film. and synth-melodies. Through it taste will be astonishing. armpits to. She needs to start singing Teri Sharp, media relations all, the album never falls victim Matt Cameron on vocals, - RachelBobak about life in general. People need to see what kind of person director for the Gish said the to electronica's tendency of drums and guitar, is the found- MYA entire campus community droning monotony. It's ing member ofWeHwater she is rather than being the should be excited about this Broadcast's pop sensibilities Conspiracy. He previously woman that can be aggressive series. that avoid that pitfall. belonged in the renowned M00DRING at times. With so much compe- "The Gish is a delightful the- The opening track, "Colour band, Soundgarden, and is cur- tition out there, she needs to rently touring with Pearl lam. A give an image that separates atre. It's a chance for us to show Me In," includes an onslaught A&M Records films on the big screen, the way of feedback, keyboard patterns, lohn McBain on guitar, bass her from all rest. they should be, to an audience and various other bells and and keyboards, recently with Still, MoodRing is one of her that wants to see them." whistles. At its core, however, is Monster Magnet, and Glenn best albums. It is filled with dif- All films in the Four Flappers a simple, hummable melody Slater, keyboards, accompany ferent elements that make this series will be shown at 3 pm, supported by Keenan's playful Cameron in this wayward style Mya has taken a big step album unique in its own special admission is free. vocals in the role of a sketched band. from Fear Of Flying to way. Wellwater Conspiracy's new Moodring. Her classic hits such - Gabriel Tirado PLAY ANY VIDEO GAMES LATELY? CLICK ON TO WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE FOR THE FULL REVIEW OF SOUL CALIBUR II 10 Friday. 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