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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving THE BG NEWS the campus and surrounding community Thursday October 26,2006 Volume 101. Issue 47 WWWBGNEWSCOM Sneeze Student RCCs Fun with the fruits of fall are colleges' computer gurus season By Amanda Gill.i Universities across Reporter the country rely on undergraduates to For the average college stu- solution resolve oncampus dent fresh fruit is not exactly on the top of the grocery tech problems | list. But for those who love Page3 the colorful food group and By Tim Sampson want something fun to do, rter Mammogram why not check out two apple notjustformom orchards just right outside of It's the dawn ol another cold Bowling Green. and flu season, and soon, Self breast exams and Steven and Mary llaslinger lecture halls will be filled familiarity with body are the owners of HUfllngW with the pervasive sounds of is important for early Orchards located at 7-104 coughing, hacking, wheez- Eastern U.S. Route 6 in ing and sneezing. detection of cancer | Gibsonburg, which is about To prepare for the i Iral Page 3 20 to 30 minutes east of onslaught, the student Bowling Green. The orchard Health Center will be hold- is open year round and it ing the first oi several flu Falcons host OU does business with various vaccination clinics today age groups — all hungry for at the entrance to the in key matchup their harvests. Commons dining area from llaslinger Orchards go II a.m. to 4 p.m. The volleyball team way back as a family busi- In ordet to prevent the is on a 17-game win ness when the first trees were spread of influenza on cam- streak and looks to planted in 1927 by Steven's pus, the health center has grandfather, John llaslinger. begun scheduling appoint- knock off the 22nd Steven's father took over in ments to administei flu vat ranked Bobcats | 1946 and in 1996, Steven took (illations at a cost of S22 to Page 7 over the family business. all students, faculty and stafl Throughout the years, who want one. Flag football the orchards have grown to In addition the) plan to cover roughly 50 acres of fruit hold a series ol walk-in vai at BG rules the and vegetables — with 4,000 dilation clinics throughout intramural scene apple trees covering the land campus over the next sev- alone. Haslinger Orchards eral weeks. Competitive spirits has a wide variety of apples I he clinics are designed run high when players including Red and Golden to make getting inoculations Delicious, and even Ohio's more convenient lor stu take the field for mid- own state apple. dents, said Barbara Hoffman, week action | Page 7 "The Melrose is the Ohio health promotion coordina- apple," said Steven. "It is tor for Ucllncss Connection, Carthon never a crisp tart apple with a stood a chance sweet flavor." See SHOTS [ Page 6 In addition to those How qualified was apples, the Orchards also Browns' coordinator? carry Idared. Jonathan, | Page 7 Macintosh, Fuji, Granny Smith and l.odi apples. "In fact, the l-'uji is among Ryan the college students' favor- Drugs seized in ites." he said. They like its Afganistan hard-crisp, but sweet taste." boosts With October being the Trucks carrying more orchard's busiest season, than nine tons of I laslinger said the sales have marijuana and 120 been good with just the right Brown amount of rain and sunlight pounds of opium provided. In fact, the rain By Megan Schmidt found | Page 10 provides for a higher sugar Senior Rep content in the apples mak- ing them even more deli- In a final push to elect cious, he said. Democrat led Strickland Nerf guns not a Fortunately for the as governor on Nov. 7, U.S. credible threat Haslingers, the recent spin- Congressman rim Ryan D- to University ach scaredid not affect them. Niles) told College Democrats They use the Integrated Pest and Wood County Democrats Campus police were Management System, and at Grounds I or I bought on have been successful with Main Street List night that all out of line in arresting the program for the past 15 they had to do was remind a students participating years. few friends to vote in Humans vs. "Basically, itcomesdown to "You don't have to save the the good bugs eating the bad world," Ryan Zombies | Page 4 bugs which allows for the use said. "You Of the fewest chemical sprays just have to Land of the free possible," said Haslinger. make sure denies human llaslinger Orchards have a lour or five rights mass variety of healthy.
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PEOPLE ON lE STREET What do you think of the way the "Humans vs. Zombies" game was handled?
"I don't think college "I didn't think it was 'I think cops "It was handled VISIT US AT BGNEWS.COM students should be funny. It was scary." shouldn't overaralyze appropriately k Have your own take on carrying Nerf guns in situations." because the cops today's People On The the first place" weren't notified. Street? Of a suggestion foi AMANDA CAPUTO. DANIELLE FURIO. JESSICA SCOTT. RALPH a question7 Give us your Junior. Accounting ELLIOTT. Junior. Senior. Marketing Senior. Telecomons feedback at bgnewicora Telecommunications
Arrests were an overreaction
to someone's face and leave This fun game and the a fake hickey mark on their Pacebook groups associated with forehead. You have got to be it seem to fit into the category of kidding me. a suspended reality. I realize the police have a job To me it seams like they are to do, but they have to pull stu- trying to do in real life, what dents from class, question them video games try to do on a It is said that we live in a won- about the wcajxms they are virtual level. derful world, a wonderful place carrying, and then go and arrest They arc almost playing I lalo called America filled with all some of them, all because they in real life, without the threat of sorts of freedoms; freedom of are trying to have a bit of, well, frag grenades, infestation by a speech, freedom of religion, organized fun. deadly parasite, and, oh yeah, 111rili mi from stupidity and OK. I know what some of you death by shooting. This human freedom of press. are thinking, yes they should vs. Zombies game has a lot of Wait, the third one seems a hare told the police about the similarities to I lalo. hit of a stretch, because that entire situation and this may Basically the zombies are the would mean that the inci- have been averted, but since flood and the humans are, well. dents of Monday shouldn't when do we live in a worid they are the humans. Same basic have happened. where people miming around idea again with paintball, laser Now I am not calling the with Nerf guns can get arrested tag, or the immensely popular on-campus police department for their fun? Call of Duty 2. stupid or anything like that, I am Since people have found it I applaud these people with saying that they should have at necessary to have a law that their creativity and imaginations least had the sensibility discern- says it is OK to conceal a gun in for trying to bring a video game ment to realize that a bunch of a public place, since the radical into the real worid, in a safe and college students running around people from the Middle East controlled way. But really, was with Nerf guns really do not pose decided to change the New York there a need for the arrests? I a credible tlireat to anyone on city skyline that fateful day. and don't think so. campus, in Bowling Green, or to since Mr. Kim long-il decided Ample warnings would hare anybody for that manor. to go nuclear and threaten the been suffice. Then after the Wow, that brightly colored already fragile peace that we are police found out that it was a oversized thing with the foam in right now. game, they could have easily put projectiles in it poses a real threat We live in a strange and scary out an APB saying that there are to the fine students and citizens new worid, where some people some students playing a campus of BCiSU and of Bowling Green. have found it entirely acceptable wide game with Nerf guns, and I am going to have to arrest to lock themselves inside their they do not intend to hurt any- you and take that virtually harm- homes, and never come out. one, they arc just having some less weapon from you. You could Which in some ways is a fun. really sting someone with that. much safer idea than going out No need to panic. But, the Seriously, what the heck? Arc Into a world where people can well-trained people of BG's finest the police really that paranoid be arrested just simply for carry- overreacted and arrested those thai a bunch of students with ing a Nerf gun. caught ill die act. I lonesUy, what Nerf guns are going to go into a That kind of person ma) is this world coming to? classroom of students and start graduate the Nerf Academy (not shooting foam projectiles at a real place, a comical figment of people? my imagination) and more onto Send comments to Andrew Herman al
MATTMAUK Oh my God, they might stick pellet or BB guns. hermana@bgsuedu
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Police fail to use respect- right or wrong, but how the for the last time. I made this everyone to see what a woman- police reacted. decision after reading the izer he is. ful alternatives Textbooks are last in respond wfth suchheavj so-called "humor'' article. I would hope this Colby char- handed tactics that degrades "Women from Venus, Nerds acter remains dateless for the When I heard about the zombies and humiliates i hose arrested from Mars," by supposed col- rest of his women-hating IDc- vs. humans game I was very for carrying Nerf guns — those umnist, Colby James. aticr writing this article. I also excited to participate. toys we played with as seven- I am absolutely appalled and feel sorry for him if he really has resort of protection I am not one for social gath- year-olds, mind you — wasa disgusted by the editors' deci- such skewed idea of women. I le erings but this seemed like an disgusting display. sion to print this article. It is by needs to realize that in this day excellent way to get to know Police, I ask you: do you really no means a "humor column." It and age tins kind of behavior A candidate for state superin- could know how each student people and enjoy some harm- have so little respect for the is simply an offensive article, and language is not acceptable. tendent of schoolsin Oklahoma would react if placed in that less fun to take my mind nil student body's ability to work I cannot fathom how women Also, I wonder why he calls proposed an idea last week situation. It could prove to be grades and papers. things out in a civil manner? readers are suppose to read his "loyal readers" "nerds." I that would require schools to just as useless as hiding under I eagerly bought my bright I have always respected the this article and not be incred- know many people who read place used textbooks under the desks to protect from fallout in orange Nerf gun and bandana. police for doing their job and ibly insulted. II yout goal in this and other newspapers, none desks of students to give them a the event of a nuclear attack. Of course, I wasn't so thrilled trusted them to keep us safe. printing this article was to of which are "nerds." I do not shield in case lb make when I heard about the police However, on Monday. I was lower your female readership, understand the idea of insult- matters arresting people for carrying afraid of them. you have succeeded. ing you readers. I don't read the 1^ "A textbook as a worse, a said guns around. Bowling Green student body I realize opinion is simply paper to be insulted. 1 read it to school district I find it remarkable that the Is this how you want to feel that, someone's opinion, how- be informed. ,h" vSusi shield against bullets in Texas has police's first course of action about your campus police? ever writing an article such In conclusion, I would like a ploy for is certainly not the been teach- would betoarrest students. Was as this is simply stereotyping to let you, the editors of The attention ing students there any attempt made to con- — KtbeyShannohan, Senior, and degrading women. This BG News, know that I have and not a best plan of action." to attack gun- tact the organizers of the game? Computer Science, is no different than printing shared this article with every sign of how men. While Did they try to resolve this in a kebeysQbguLedu. a racist article insulting a self respecting female I could absurd the that could civil manner? minority group. find. All of these women agreed reactionary policies of the work, it's not worth a higher Not to my knowledge. Instead, This article proved to he an with me. nation have become follow- body count when children lo shut the game down, they 'Humor' column doubly embarrassing representation of They decided it would be a ing any sort of tragedy. could find cover. arrested students and handed Bowling Green State University. long time, if ever, before they Sure, we would like to be A solution is needed to protect out citations. This strikes me as offends women, readers Also, whoever is dating this open another issue of The BG prepared for anything, but a students against being gunned a lack of professionalism and sorry excuse for a man needs to News. You have definitely let textbook as a shield against down in school, bul it must be respect for the student Ixxiy. As I sat down to read The BG end this relationship pronto. I your readers down with this one. bullets is certainly not the best well planned. The issue in my mind is News today, like 1 do everyday, would like to say kudos to him plan of action. Metal detectors positioned not the game or who was I never thought it would be for publishing, in writing, for —Jill Hoitlaml. Sophomore, We already live in a society at entrances could keep the where the government lets us guns from ever getting inside know how scared we should be the school, as would increasing every day. Gould you even imag- security personnel. ine being told on the first day of So before Oklahoma and the FIND OUT WHAT BGNEWS.COM HAS TO OFFER YOU! school how you should protect rest of nation fall down a slippery yourself from a gunman? slope of preposterous defense TOP NEWS STORIES EMAIL EDITION WEB EXCLUSIVES HOUSING GUIDE MULTIMEDIA Even if some type of drill plans against shooters, please The site is updated daily Too busy to hit the See exclusive stories and Check out the off-campus Have your voife heard showing students how to leave the books to educating stu- with stones from the paper newsstand? Get The BG photos featured in our housing guide at bgnews. with our weekly online use their books as shields - dents not serving as their only and online extras News in youi e-mail online scetion. com/bghousing poll. — against bullets — no one line of defense.
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ever, were never actually speci- "If Bush plans on initiating unjustified violence the victims ol one of the most to gain back slipping popular- fied. What exactly does Bush violent acts in America? I low is Ity votes in order to control the mean by the word harsh? simply to obtain answers... he is no better tins an honor? Senate and the House, is our government now Not only will it bring back ii is supported by people allowed to whip out electronic than the terrorists he is so ruthlessly trying to men lories of the violent ways in like Dennis Hasten, the King. lasers and electrocute theii Vil- which some of the 9/11 victims manipulative i louse Speakei nius into submission? destroy." had (o die. but it will keep nod- who needs to be kicked out Are we allowed to pull finger dle violence of those acts I ic>h of the white House before Yes, I Support America. 1 sup- and toe nails out of a man's in our memories. he can utter am thing else port our Unworn money hun- extremities in order to come guaranteed under U.S. law for the deaths of thousands of Instead of remembering the that can he used against the gry taxes, even occasionally our across the information we are Before this act, trying detain Americans, thai does nol mean lire, the crashes, the explosions Republican Party. overzealous government searching fort ees in military tribunals violat- it is ethical to treat them as less of that horrid day, We need to \c cording to the \merican I rallied with the rest of you What about just slicing off ed U.S. and international law. than dogs. remember the courage of the Civil libel ties Union, the when the [Win Towers tell, and random body parts in general? Thanks to Bush's gumption I hey are human beings. passengers on 1 light 93, the Military Commissions Aci ol I even supported President If Bush plans on initiating however, we have now thrown and deserve the rights guar- New York citizens thai walked 2006 is "one ol the worst civil Bush's "war on terror" for the unjustified violence simply to this regulation right oui die anteed to t ln-iii whether or nol triumphantly from those liberties measures ever enacted first few months ii ran loops on ohlain answers to questions ut- While House window. we agree with their actions M recked buildings, the fire- in U.S. history. every television set In America. most likely already know about This new law allows the gov- and rationale. fighters thai risked their lives Democratic Senator Russ Bui I do not support Hush through one source of intel- ernment to seize individuals on On top of this, after a highly for men and women they had leingoldol Wisconsin said, now. ligence or another, he is no bet- American soil and detain them publicized dispute with key- nevereven met "We W ill look back on Recently, Bush signed terthan the terrorists he is so indefinitely widi no opportuni- Republicans over the terms ol We need to remember the ibis da) as a stain on our Into effect theMIUtar) ruthlessly trying to destroy. ty to challenge their detention the bill, Bush signed the new braver] Oo yci* really > W@ nxm flunk yo^ UfkycW-^J Dude, if B-*+ sKowiin'4- yoi-s we lived at K*«»rtn, Copper Beech... 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A softer ■ Prices Apples - % 99 lb. 124 9S a skinned apple is the Macintosh, its neighbor would "pay a high Roth countries have been bushel and the Lodi apple is known price" if it joins the U.S.-led drive reluctant to impose stern ■ Bob Mac Queen's own personal apple to punish the reclusive commu- measures against their vola- for its sourness. Another sour- favorites nist nation for its nuclear test. tile neighbor. China, North tasting apple is the infamous 1 Apple pie The statement from the Norths Korea's closest ally, voted Cranny Smith apple. For those ? Apple sauce who crave the sweet taste of the Committed for the Peaceful for the U.N. resolution but °5. Fresh apple earing Reunification of the fatherland is concerned that excessive caramel dip, the tart tasting came as South Korea struggles to measures could worsen the apples such as the Lodi apple determine how it should enforce situation. South Korea has are the best. Haslinger Orchards the II.N. sanctions, including expressed similar concerns, "You need a sour tart apple ■ Where 7404 E US Route 6. whether to help interdict North although there was no imme- because the sweet apples clash Gibsonburg. Ohio 45431 (15 miles east Korean cargo ships suspected of diate response to yesterday's with the dip," said Haslinger. of Bowling Gieen) transporting materials for tint -on statement from North Korea. In addition to the apples, ■ Phone:419-288-2567 vcntiimal weapons. lit JIN-MAN 4PPH0I0 "If North-South relations Haslinger Orchards also carries ■ Hours Monday through Saturday (9 collapse due to reckless and other fruits, including peaches, a.m to 5 pm.). Sundays(11 am to "If the South Korean authori- TAKING SHOTS: North Korean soldiers take pictures on the southern side of the border imprudent sanctions against pears, plums, strawberries and 5 pm) ties end up joining U.S.-led village of Panmunjom in the demilitarized zone between the two Koreas yesterday ■ After the Christmas season through moves to sanction and stifle itlte us the South Korean authori- nectarines. And from neigh- July, closed on Sundays Monday tions resolution live days after the ties will be fully responsible for it boring orchards the Haslingers North) we will regard it as a dec- community through Saturday (9 am to 5 p.m) North's Oct. 9 test, and a South and will have to pay a high price," trade and sell blackberries and laration of confrontation against " I lie leader of North Korea likes ■ Owners: Steven and Mary Haslinger said die statement, carried by the blueberries. They hope to adopt its own people ... and take corre- to threaten." Rush told reporters in Korean task force met this week ■ Prices Apples -US grade #1.120 strawberries in the near future, sponding measures." the North's Washington, "In my judgment, to determine how the country North* official Korean Central a bushel. US grade #2 (apples with Committee for the Peaceful what he's doing is testing the should address the measures, News Agency. Haslinger said. a small blemish). 1750 a bushel (1/2 Reunification ol die fatherland will of the five countries (hat are including what to do about A top U.S. diplomat said The Haslingers also grow and bushel' 22 pounds) said in a statement. working together to convince joint economic projects with North Korea's test has brought sell sweet corn, tomatoes, sum- ■ Homemade cider - 54 a gallon. 12 50 President Hush dismissed him there's a better way forward the North. China and the United States clos- mer and winter squash, zucchi- a half-gallon. 1150 a guait North Korea's threats, saying lead- for his people," South Korea's participation er together and both countries ni, pickles and pumpkins. ■ Top selling apple brands: er Kim long II was probing for The UN. Security Council in the sanctioning the North is want a unified response. Hungry or not, Haslinger 1) Golden Delicious 2) Ida Rose (Mel Rose) weaknesses in the international unanimously adopted a sanc- important because the country Orchards has something for everyone. Other orchard perks 5) Jonathon include free hot and cold home- 4) Red Delicious for the college accounts," said made cider drinks and free 5) Lamm leff Bretz, Democratic candi- apple samples. OSU officials evaluate RYAN date for Ohio's sixth district, If one orchard is not enough From I "It makes great sense and I for Bowling Green, there is Dorm-Friendly Treats: think it will make kids say, also Mac Queen's Orchard ■ Fresh apples elevator malfunctions When Strickland 'Wow, I have all this money, located at 7605 Garden Rd. iii ■ Apple slices with homemade caramel announced his candidacy, now where can I go with it?'" Holland, Ohio. The 220-acre dip ■ Mioowave apple slices with brown COLUMBUS IAPI — Ohio State edly began to descend with the Ryan said he immediately Ryan also said the lack orchard is open year round, sugar or cinnamon doors open.campus police said. donated S10.000 from his own of inspiring candidates seven days a week. University yesterday,finished ■ Salted or non-salted shelled peanuts campaign funds to Strickland, on the Republicans' side The orchards began as a fam- brake tests on the 11 elevators I^kikowski was pinned when he ■ Homemade hot/cold apple cider should ensure a victory for ily business in 1935 and today in its 11 high-rise residence tried to escape through a gap who currently leads Hlackwell ■ Homemade jelies and rhubarb Bob and Marlene Mac Queen, halls following the death of a between die top of die elevator in the polls. Most polls show Democrats in many races, ■ Homemade apple butter with/without freshman student who was doors and the third floor. He died Strickland with a lead of about including Bretz's — as long as along with their two sons, own sugar for bagels and toast pinned and killed by a dor- because be couldn't brcatlicthc 20 points. Democrats succeed in getting Mac Queen's Orchards. mitory elevator.tiniveisity offi- coroner said. Ryan said many of the out the vote. Covering the property are cials said Wednesday. Ohio State's high-rise programs Strickland wants "The |Republican| base is about 35,000 apple trees. From "When it comes to our cus- Six elevators failed the brake dormitories house 5,500 to establish as governor not coming out for someone those trees come 24 different tomers we encounter all ages," tests and Were shut down,said students,! ynch said benefit students in particu- like Ken Blackwell," Ryan said. varieties of apples including Mac said Boh Mac Queen. univcrsiiv spokesman lim Lynch. visual tests were completed lar — especially those who "They're not coming out for Queen's most popular apple, the This includes college stu- Officials said they will I*' closed yesterday on elevators in Ohio struggle financially with col- someone like Mike DeWine, Honey Crisp. dents. until they have been repaired State's 19 low-rise donnitories lege tuition costs. because it's time to give these Usually the orchards have a "I went with my sorority and and recertified and "showed no signs of con- One of those plans includes guys a bath, get them out and "pick-your-own" special, but we had a blast!" said Lauren Fire officials said cern," according to a news creating a S500 college funds start over again." due to the upcoming winter, 11iiii11is. sophomore. the elevator that killed release Blake tests were set to account for every Ohio citi- Despite that assurance, customers can now buy apples In addition to a wide array of Andrew Polakowski.lH.of begin Thursday at the low-rise zen at birth, which anyone College Democrats treasurer in the market at the orchards for apples, Mac Queen's also offers I.ric.l'a.exceeded its 2.500- buildings. can add money to. Students Mark Ingles said Ryan's extra S.99 lb or $24.95 a bushel. 30 acres of peach trees. pound weight capacity by as The six elevators that didn't would be guaranteed to push was "inspiring." much as 1,100 pounds when pass brake tests had passed receive an additional S100 "1 think it was refreshing 24 people crowded onto it full-scale tests required every each year until high school how blunt he was," Ingles said. But according to Hoffman, Friday night. five years.intiuding an August graduation, when they could "It was definitely a nice moti- SHOTS there is no need for such a poli- Polakowski was the hist person 2003 test that approved the then use the money to help vation to work even harder From Paqe 1 cy this year. in the group of students to enter elevator where the accident pay for college tuition. over the next thirteen days to "There isn't a shortage this the elevator on Stradley Hall's happened, univcrsiiv officials "I was really glad |Ryan] get people out to vote." "It might be more accessible year and we already have third floor when it unexpect- said Tuesday brought up Strickland's plan for students if it's in their own our supply, so we're feeling building, rather than having pretty confident that anyone to call and make an appoint- who wants one can get one," ment," said Hoffman. she said, I lowevcr, some students don't In addition to vaccination, 2006-2007 feel there is a need for getting a Hoffman also recommends flu shot. a number of other steps stu- "I only get sick once a year, so dents can take in order to CAMPUS PHONE I never need it. And when I get control the spread of influ- sick I'm going to get sick regard- enza and other viruses. less," said |oe Aufenthie, junior. Along with exercise and BOOKS ARE HERE! But Wood county health proper nutrition, she recom- officials stress the impor- mends students frequently tance of receiving vacci- wash their hands and try Off-Campus Students nations, highlighting the sneezing or coughing into the increased risk among stu- sleeve of their upper arm to Pick Yours Up Today! dents living on campus. avoid the transfer of germs to "It's particularly important to other people and surfaces. control the spread of viruses According to the Centers for when you live in close contact Disease Controland Prevention, with other people, as in resi- people are able to spread influ- THE INFORMATION DESK dence halls or dormitories," said enza starting one day before Pat Snyder, public information and up to five days after they Bowen-Thompson officer for the Wood County show symptoms, and the virus Health Department. itself can survive on various Student Union Snyder said it's best to receive surfaces for up to eight hours, .and don't miss the valuable coupons inside! inoculationsearly in the season, "If someone covers their nose in either October or November, with their hand when they to allow enough time for the sneeze, then where does their vaccine to take effect prior hand go? On the doorknob or to the peak of flu activity in a keyboard. Then the next stu- January and February. dent there picks up that virus," In addition, students who said Hoffman. "Thal'swhyhand suffer from medical conditions washing is just so important." such as asthma or diabetes A full schedule of campus should be sure to receive vac- vaccination clinics is available cinations due to the heightened on the University Web site. risk that those conditions may be acerbated by the flu. If students forget to receive CATCHING A COLO a vaccination early on, Snyder Some statistics about the flu said they can still benefit from getting one later in the season ■ 5% to 20% Proportwn of U.S. popula- : At- since flu activity can persist tion (o catch the flu annually through the month of May. ■ 200.000: Number of people hospital Law School? Last year a national vaccine tied for the flu shortage forced the health cen- ■ 56.000 Number of deaths to the flu ter to establish a pecking order, Bowling Green State University Law Falrl giving those patients with high Meet with law school n presei 1 he country, gather health risk the opportunity to Sou«e. Centers for Disease Coniioland w school admissions receive their injections before ftatntfpH pro i free and open to the public. If you're consider- everyone else. ing ifiv DON'T MISS THIS PROGRAMI What: KERMIT'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 10/ s Main si B.G..-QH When: .106 i (.my out Phone 1419) 154 i JHS Where: For Further Details Contact: Maybe you can't afford gasoline, *P-but you can afford to eat at Kermit's! If you are not thinking about law school, please pass this along to someone who might be. Thanks. BlSI VAIUES IN ToWN/EvERYDAY SPtCIAls! I, SPORTS TWsday, October 26.2006 7 SIDELINES BGSU VOLLEYBALL Falcons are on a roll Face Ohio #^ W. SOCCER this weekend Falcons finish BGSU vs. OHIO This weekends match with Ohio season today By AdamMiczin ■s a proverbial Clash of the MAC The women's soccer team Reporter Titans. will conclude the regular A dream season can sometimes ■ BG is 21-2 overall and 10-0 in season against Toledo this come down to a crashing halt the MAC afternoon. The Falcons have in the matter of one match, The already clinched a berth in BGSU women's volley Kill team is ■ OKo is 18-5 overall and 10-0 in the MAC the MAC tournament. detennined not to let that happen though, no matter what the results I BGrsona 17-match winning of this weekend streak, while Ohio has an 11- SCHEDULE The success of the lialcons has match winning streak. not affected the team's play as they arc currently ridinga school teccfd ■ Ohio is tiding a 44 match TODAY 17-match winning streak. The conference wmnrng streak Women's Soccer: emphasis continues to be taking while BGSU is working on a 10 match conference winning vs. Toledo; 3 p.m. each match one at a time. BG will encounter its tough- streak est opponent of the season this OUR CALL Friday at Anderson Arena They' ■ BG and Ohio are the top two will host Ohio TJniverstty, a team teams on offense ack to talking him- bond was formed The tormenting fooled the defense. said Intramural Director Scott have to decline any potential self up yesterday. I le promised at had begun. Perhaps Carthon has been Sehman. "It promotes competi- team names. least two touchdowns — and two "( had actually pulled me aside playing a little too much tion, and I think a lot of students "I draw a line at a certain point mcmnmhlccelebrations—against and said I was the Urst guy to say Madden. Scratch that — they enjoy it for die social aspect and but I was a little more on die gen- the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday something back to him ill two probably don't even have a the opportunity to compete in erous end than the conservative "I'm taking a risk." Johnson years," Hall recalled yesterday. "1 play on Madden where your an organized way." end dlis year," Sehman said. "I said, more energized than he guess I earned some respect from fullback throws the ball. The "You play it in high school and haw had to decline names in die had in weeks. "I'm coming out. him for that" play defies logic to a point it's just fun to be competitive, past though." Coach lewis lias told me to tone Since they first exchanged not- where not even a video game to play to win," said Anthony Along with die crazy team it (down). I le's told me to lie quiet so-sweet-nouilngs in Hawaii, would create it. Lawrence Carson of "Da Browns." titles, sometimes players get out I've been quiet all year. 1 haven't they've kept up the banter from Vickers' is not even on the "Football is so big in America of hand on (hose cold tXloher said much. I'm hack. I'm going to a distance. They call each other game. The creators of the and it's a chance for a bunch of nights, but thanks to a new learn let it rip." regulariy to see how the other is game were obviously a little people who weren't good enough Sportsmanship Hating System. Wily the change? It has a lot doing, \vish them well and get in smarter than Carthon when to play in college to compete and Sehman lias bad to discipline to do with the guy who's guard - a few jalis about their kximing creating the Browns' playbook relive old glory days," said Kyle fewer students this year. There ing him. matchup. as well as the roster. Reed of the appropriately named When comcrback DeAngelo team "I Cant Fed My Face." See FLAG I Page 9 I lall bad the nerve to talk back to See JOHNSON | Page 8 S°e COLUMN | Page 8 8 Thursday. October 26.2006 SPORTS WWWBGNEWS.COM Domek. "The focus has been on formance to keep us in thai NETTERS our side ol the net and what we CLUB game and eventually come JOHNSON out on the winning side," From Page 7 can do to play well there. We also From Page 7 From Page 7 haw been watching some film." said Kiticlbcrgcr. "I go pretty last. A win would put BG one The match with OU has been in the past where il was much every game willi the The one that's finally about to game ahead of Ohio with cadi hilled as "lain the (iyin" by the ath- everyone trying to do things same objective — lo play well happen. (earn only having five conference letic dcpartmcnt.They are end im- by themselves." enough to give us a chance "It started in Hawaii," lohnson marches remaining aging fans to come, wear orange this past weekend, the lo win. I want to basically he said. I le told me he was the best "ll would he huge to knock and cheer on the Falcons in falcons traveled to Ohio State die backbone of the team lhal defensive back ever. I said, 'How ihem off as we continue to try to their biggest match in years. A and split two games against everyone can depend on." can you proclaim yourself Ihe get hack to Ix'ing a MAC cham- big croud could even be just the liuckeyesat the Columbus The weekend games at OSU best ever when you haven't been pionship level program," said enough to lift the falcons over Blue lackets practice rink. brought the Falcons record lo against the Ix'st?'" Stephanie Swiger. "We had the Bobcats. . Friday night, BG lost to 7-4 overall and 4-1 in tourna- To make his point lohnson look goals set a few years hack and "We expect a great crowd, the Buckeyes 5-2 but only ment play. The team is play- a marker to his "Who Covered 85 J0BD*NFIOWSR '"I 50NEWS we have been getting better and which could really push us committed seven penalties ing more as a team on the ice in 2IXK>" list yesterday — the one better each year." over the edge," said Van IX' HUDDLE UP: The Falcons head inlo then for 14 minutes. and hopes lhal will improve with the I alcons game highlighted The winnerwill also take sole U'allc. "We arc looking to have most important match of the season this "We're starting to see the their record. in red — and marked the "no" lxt\, possession of first place in the over 1,000 people in Anderson Friday night against Ohio relerees not he as much of a "Saturday. I told the team a way of saying I lall had already entire conference, which would because thai is exactly what we factor in the games. Pan of that good players will always failed. Then, be scrawled in ihe mean a f\ seed in the conference need to create a great atmo- Week mice this season. I hese that is us adjusting to the new gel heat by a good team. We defender's name, rendering it: tournament in November ii the) sphere, VVe will be fired up and three players have helped the rules changes and also the have good players, hut we're DeAngelo hill. were to finish that way. a big crowd will certainly help." team set numerous school referee's adjusting as well." not a good team yet said Once the game is over, 1 lall will "A win would he exciting lint he "The crowd will he a huge In records so far this season. said Scrgent. Sergent. "We were going to be looking for a job al teammate '06 team because thej would lx' tor if we can get a big one into "We know that we can pull On Saturday the Falcons try to win on talent alone Willie Anderson's restaurant in the ones to stop Ohio's long con- Anderson," said Swiger. "We the huge upset." said Domek. rode Bill Krysh's strong, one and that's not going to cut Atlanta, lohnson suggested. ference winning streak." said Van have not had a big crowd since I "The crowd will play a huge role goal, three assist performance It. We're starting to turn thai Thai was a new one on I kill. De Walle. "We have a team that have been here but a big crowd with both teams having fans to a 4-3 victory. i inner now and become a "That's another great one-liner," has such great team chemistry would definitely be in our favor. there We need a lot of people I was really motivated to good team." an amused I lall said, duringa con- and a hard work ethic. They are a It would make us a lot stronger there to feed off of thai energy." win. We were missing one BG will continue its season ference call yesterday with writ- special team and this match-up is and give us a big advantage." Win en lose these two teams of our belter players so I this Friday and Saturday at ers in Cincinnati "I'm a I'm Bowl ven exerting" The team ha- seen the quick will still meet again on Nov. bad to work a little harder." Grand valley Slate University. player. I ain't loo worried about Ohio's 44-match winning maturation of the freshman 11 til in Athens to conclude said Krysh. The Falcons come home finding a job." streak inside of the \l.\i dates Domek along with the nucleus the regular season. For the The Falcons were also again on Nov. 9 al 10:30 p.m. There's one thing lhal could back to the beginning of the of past year's teams finally gell- falcons, the) must believe helped by kitlelbergers 42 versus Washington and ihe spoil dieir fun: 1 lall may not cover 2003 season. ing together In addition. Swiger they win now because this is save performance. following two nights versus him much. "We have been working on and Chrissy (iothke have each (heir best chance in years to "I was glad I was able to Robert Morris University at TeamshawlxY'iiiaving lohnson our shots all week." said Core) received \i.\c I -ast Player of the win the MAC Championship. put together a strong per- 10:30 p.m. and 10:15 p.m. double and triple coverage this season, limiting him to one louch- diAvn. The other receivers have gotten a lot more passes and Other teams go as 1,11 as go to ihe big dance for another collapse and the Browns stalling scenes as a result, leaving lohnson FLAG dressing as a team such as "Da COLUMN year and the soccer team might out of the gale. Basketball sea- in the role of disappointed devny. From Page 7 Browns" who all wear lami- From Page 7 just he ovcrachicving alter losing son marks a fresh start for ihe I le has handled it without com- nated team plays under the some seniors, they have clinched town's fans and their champion- plaint a sign of maturity In Ihe haven't been any ejections in arm hands they weai as well as College football has been one a s|X)l in the MAC tournament ship hopes. pasl, lohnson would plead for games this year. identical gold and blue iium- cra/v chain of event this year. and will also look lo three-peat My final point. passes to come his way. "That's not to say it can't bet seven Jerseys thai the) all ll may just he a chain ol events Perhaps the men's sports I thought to myself right before \ltci his diving 32-yard catch and won't happen though," bought al Steve and Barr) s thai includes two Ohio Slate vs. teams will soon follow suit, but the World Series started, and I said on lourth-and-1 set up the win- Sehman said knocking on his I here are currently 15 Michigan games. I very fan of the the MAC championship totals to myself, "There sure are a lot of ning loiichdown Sunday in a 17- wooden desk. intramural sports offered rivalrj shmilcl be salivating at the between men and women al ixiiple not giving the Cardinals a 14 victory over (Carolina, lohnson There have been situations in the Fall al BG. Sehman possibility of a rematch in the Bowling Green in the past few chance ill hell." And here we are. said he was being low-key on the in the past where students is considering adding a few fiesta Bowl after the showdown years is favoring the women, IlicTigers arc clawing to Slav alive field because lewis insisted it was have broken limbs playing more, including dodge- on November 18. Cleveland fans could not pos- in ihe series, hoping to God thai best for the team that he keep his or campus police have being hall as a full season sport, Considering US( Vs weak sched- sibly be more excited about bas- Kenny Rogers can gel hack on ihe thoughts to himself. called in and players taken badminton, a bench press ule, if Ihey lose to Cal or Noire ketball season. mound in lime lo save them. The Silence made him suffer. away incufls. competition and cornhole i lame, ii may just beano-brainer King lames and his loyal Cards may be opening their eyesa "I'm tired of Ixing quiet," he "Some teams lake things in the Spring. lo put the losei of the OS1J-UM Cavaliers start regular season little w icier il I he (.ambler is Irving said T ain't had no motivation. I way too seriously," said Adam The best thing about all of game into the number Iwo spot. play this coming Wednesday lo thwart their efforts of clinching ain't had m energy I ain't bad no Cordesof'Asian Invasion ' BGs intramural spoils is that If a team's only loss came to num- against the Washington Wizards. the series with an) dumps of dirt drive, nothing to look forward lo In the spirit of camaraderie, the) are completely free to ber one. and the) aren't named Gilbert Arenas and company When I had iheaforemeniioned on Sunday. I don't care if diey put some teams put lime aside any student. Notre Dame or Texas, wouldn't it pose an intriguing matchup Uiought, I picked the Cardinals in live people nil me. I'm going lo get for pre-game get-togethers. "We have facilities that are only make sense lo make them since they fell lo Cleveland ill my mind, but kepi my mouth it done this week. "Our whole learn comes just as good as an) of the big- number two? the first round of the playoffs lasl shut, you may not believe me "It's going down this Sunday. I'm over and we usually have a ger schools in the stale and Can BGSU women's sports season after some controversial now, hut I did. celebrating I'm going to score. I'm big pot of chili, bin tonight we don't charge an) partici- become any more successful? calls involving lames. going to score more than once" we had pork chops," said lace pation fees, which I 111 ink is a Ihe volleyball team is on a roll, lans have sal b) idly alter hav- Send comments lo Colin m I cwis broke into a deep laugh Walker of "Invasion." unique niche," Sehman said. the basketball team is picked In ing lo witness die Indians June crwUso9bgsu.edu when told that lohnson was talk- ing again to get himself out of an emotional stump. "\l\ gosh!" Lewis said, leaning back in his chair and nibbing his hand across ihe top ol his head. *T& "Sounds like an excuse." To falcons coach lim Mora, il sounded more like mutual Stay CLOSE to campus respect, "If they didn't have the respect for each other, the) probabt) wouldn't challenge each odier the in one of GREENBRIAR, INC. wav lhev are." Mora said. 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Life is difficult "Although we cannot find states that have no law orconsti so thai every row, column serial killer since led Untidy, was that a fundamental right to tulional amendment expressly LSI 9 I 6j8 E t and every 3x3 box contains executed by injection yesterday for to give up." same-sex marriage exists in this banning gay marriage 5 I 9 I 6 L > IE the digits 1 to 9.There is no butchering five college students in Danny Harold Rolling | Sen; I f £ 8 S Z 9 I I 6 a ghastly string of slayings diat ter- guessing or math involved. 6 l L £ 8 t> S 9 Z rorized Gainesville in 1990. Belongings that Rolling left Just use logic to solve Rolling. 52, was pronounced at a campsite in die woods and 8 6 I » 9 S E I L dead at 6:13 p.m. EDT, more than DNA taken after a later anest for an kills parents in arson fire 9 L S Z £ I 6 V 8 16 years after his killing rampage robbery linked him to the slay I 9 £ 6 L 8 9 I S at the start of the University of tags, When he came up for trial in By Michael Graczyk Florida's fall semester. 1994. lie shucked the COUlHOOm The Associated Press Wednesday to block the pun- When asked for a last state- by pleading guilty. ishment by challenging the ment, Rolling sang for two min- "There are some things you just constitutionality of the lethal Create and solve your utes what sounded like a hymn can't mn from, this being one of LIVINGSTON, Texas—Gregory injection method, accusing Sudoku puzzles for FREE. with the refrain "none greater the isc. Rolling told the judge. Summers remembers mak- prosecutors ol hiding evidence than thee, O l/ird, none greater He later told I Tie Associated ing funeral arrangements for and raising questions about than thee," witnesses and prison Press' I do deserve to die, but do I his parents and an uncle, all testimony from a trial witness officials said. went to die? No, I want to live life tolly stabbed and then burned who implicated Summers. PRIZESUDOKU lie appeared to continue stag- is difficult to give up. when their Abilene home was The court appeals delayed ing after prison officials turned off Dianna Hcyt, whose step- set ablaze, the execution past its scheduled the microphone, finally stopping daughter was slain, said the exe "I went (0 pieces." he said time of 7 p.m EDT. Summers' just More he died. cuticin marked "the final chapter of the deaths 16 years ago of death warrant remained in The bodies of his victims were of this book." dene and Helen Summers, effect until I a.m. HOT. Trees to be cut, jobs found over three days in late "This man brought this out- who adopted him when he NATION Authorities said the 1990 to be spared, milk all August, just as the University come to himself, and the law of was A clays old. "My parents slayings were the result ol EFS of Florida's fall semester was the land carried through to show were the greatest.'' Summers' parents' frustra- beginning. All had been killed us justice." Hnyl stud. But authorities determined tion With hailing their son nut Americans are rxining nearly I blion more with a hunting knife. Some Outside the prison, death pen- Summers arranged for their nl Ins financial problems and Trees to be cut, jobs gakns of gasobie each year than they dd «i had been mutilated, sexually alty opponents stood in a circle slayings to collect insurance Greg Summers' attempt to get to be spared, milk all 1960 because of then wpanclng wasttnes assaulted and put in shocking singing "Amazing Grace" after money, offering $10,000 to $24,000 in life insurance. Smply put more weqht n the car means MIAMI (AP; - Another lamer altar boy poses. One girl's severed bead Rolling was pronounced dead. another man to kill them. A jury "Mis father had come to the lower gas mirage Usncj recent gas prices of says he was seaialy abused in the 1970s by the liad been placed on a shelf, her Other onlookers supported the sentenced him to death. end of his rope with Greg and S220 a galoa thai translates to about S22 same retted Cathck (nest who adnowfedqed body posed as if seated. execution. "They're doing a good Summers, 48, was set to die was starting to cut him off finan- bion more spent on gas each year. The lost loncing former Rep Marl: f-oley when Fdey was The killing spree touched off thing," said Randy I licks, 35, a yesterday following the execu- cially,'' said Kent Sutton, who mleage 6 pretty small for any sncjle dwu a huge manhunt and plunged truck driver and former prison tion seven years ago of Andrew prosecuted Summers. "Greg a leenacjer. the mans attorney sad ye.' Jxcfeonsadtheryp AEROPOSTALE r PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIP THROUGH SPONSORSHIP. r-^ BRINGING THE STORE TO SAVE UP TO OCT. 30 - NOV. 2 10:00am - 7:00pm MULTI PURPOSE ROOM Bowen-Thompson Student Union REGISTER TO WIN A OFF THE SAME MERCHANDISE $10,000. SCHOLARSHIP! WE HAVE IN OUR STORES! see details below NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. 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