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By Eric Lagatta since 1997, a program itself that has also versities that have been doing this have been Campus Editor been nixed next year. shutting down their programs in France, “The impact to me on a strictly personal and have been doing so for quite some time,” Kevin Kane’s job has allowed him to call level is colossal because I’m laid off,” Kane Frizado said. Tours, France home for 17 years, but, come said. “My job is to gracefully close a series The problem, he said, is that it wasn’t July, this will no longer be the case. of relationships here that have existed attracting enough students. Kane, an instructor in Romance and since 1996.” As part of an “ongoing review,” Rodney Classical Studies at the University, is one of University officials made the decision to Rogers, provost and associate vice president the 30 non-tenure-track faculty members eliminate the program after reviewing the of Academic Affairs, convened a working DANAE KING | THE BG NEWS who were notified their contracts would not abroad programs to see which ones were los- group to build a process by which educa- Dawn Hiser, a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner at the Wood County be renewed in July. ing money, said Joe Frizado, vice president of Hospital, looks through a rape kit in a special room for sexual assault cases. He has been an on-site director for the Academic Operations at the university. See ABA RO D | Page 6 R ape kit exams Education Abroad program in Tours, France “If you look at the trend, most of the uni- not available on campus By Danae King Editor-in-Chief

University students now have to travel to the hospital to get a rape kit exam. For more than 20 years, students were able to walk over to the previous University health center on Ridge Street, report a sexual assault and be seen by a nurse who does a rape kit examination, called a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner. Now, if students go to the Falcon Health Center on Wooster Street, they will be seen by a nurse, who will take information about the assault, and be referred to RUBEN KAPPLER | THE BG NEWS the Wood County Hospital to see a SANE, said Deb DURING ITS Man Crush Monday segment, Elem3nt changed costumes during a guest performance and returned to dance to Alicia Keys’ “Fire We Make” on Saturday night. Busdeker, director of operations at the FHC. “The key is that the work gets done, whether done here or at the hospital,” said Dick Sipp, associate vice president of Student Affairs and previous director of ELEM3NTSof instagram See SANE | Page 2 Dance team hosts app-themed showcase at Stroh Center

By Dylanne Petros their spring showcase. Copy Chief “As a team we appreciate this Rec Center closed opportunity to come,” said Fluidity Instagram came to life Saturday dancer, Alex Arrington. night at the Stroh Center. After Man Crush Monday there Elem3nt Dance Team hosted its was Transformation Tuesday before for semester second annual spring showcase an intermission. Next came Woman featuring Kent State University, the Crush Wednesday and Throwback Renovations to be finished by fall University of Toledo and Dance for a Thursday. By Kathryne Rubright Difference. During Throwback Thursday Reporter “We picked Instagram [as the there was a guest performance by theme] because it is a social net- Charisma, the dance team from the The Student Recreation Center closed April 13 to com- work that is booming,” said Kenzia University of Toledo. plete renovations and is expected to reopen by the Reynolds, president of Elem3nt. “We are always excited to see the start of the fall semester. All of the dances were broken up other teams,” said Charisma dancer The renovation project is roughly one fourth com- into days. First there was Sanctified Mariah Sanders. plete, estimated by Ryan Miller, project manager in Sunday where dancers performed to The theme is something Design and Construction. the songs “Alabaster Box” by CeCe Charisma dancer Lakay Hunter was So far, most of the project has been demolition work, Winans and “He Wants It All” by excited to see. Miller said. Forever Jones. “I am most excited to see days Inside, some walls and the locker rooms have been Next was Man Crush Monday about Instagram and [Elem3nt’s] removed. where Elem3nt danced to songs creativity,” she said. Some new walls have already started to go up, along by Beyoncé, Ciara and Alicia Keys. During the sixth day, Fresh/ with the power and plumbing systems that need to During Man Crush Monday there Freestyle Friday, there was a run through them. New locker rooms with saunas will was a guest performance by the Kent guest performance by Dance for a be built and there will be a new central staircase. State Dance Team, Fluidity. Difference, a nonprofit organization The mezzanine was expanded, allowing for more The all male dance group Fluidity, from Toledo. met Elem3nt at a dance competi- See R EC | Page 2 RUBEN KAPPLER | THE BG NEWS tion in November. It was there that See ELEM3NT | Page 2 ELEM3NT STOOD concentrated before the song “Fire We Make.” Elem3nt asked Fluidity to perform at

“In the past I think people have just T rADITIon behind tea CAMPUS been ‘this is free speech,’ that’s inaccurate,” Rainey said. “That doesn’t mean there’s no CAMPUS Brief consequences.” brief Faculty senate People may not want to stop the signs Earth Week to educate about because Rainey said some think they’re to tackle ‘sexist’ something of a “tradition.” protecting environment signs Tuesday “It’s been going on as long as people The University will be celebrating Earth Week starting today as a way of educating people to help protect the environment. Assistant Professor in the School remember.” Rainey said. “I think that’s why of Cultural and Critical Studies Sarah people don’t want to touch it.” Earth Week focuses on environmental issues and ways Rainey said sexism is still happening at the Students are bound by the student to solve problems to help future generations live in a healthy University today. code of conduct and Rainey said this is world, said Nick Hennessey, sustainability coordinator of Campus Operations. Rainey, and many others on Faculty “sexual harassment” and is creating a “hos- Senate and around the University, are tile environment.” “We try to get as many people, departments, organizations referring to the signs on Wooster Street “It’s dehumanizing to women and we and areas involved in learning, service, fun and informative during move-in weekend which say need to make sure BGSU is a safe and activities as we can,” said Hennessey. things like “daughter drop-off,” “we’ll trade welcoming space for all people, regardless There are both community and campus activities open to beer for girls” and “freshman girl training of race, sex, sexual orientation or ability the public ranging from volunteer gardening sessions to an center.” status,” Rainey said. Earth Week Eco-Fair all week. Many claim the signs are “free speech,” The resolution will go to Faculty Senate Visit www.bgsu.edu/sustainability for a full list of events. but members of Faculty Senate are plan- on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in the McFall “I hope that everyone gets a chance to participate in at least STEVEN W. ECHARD | THE BG NEWS ning to pass a resolution at their meeting Gallery. Look for an update on the story one event,” said Hennessey. “Because even one event will help Akiko Jones prepares a traditional Japanese tea at the Experiencing the Japanese Tea Ceremony Tuesday calling student affairs officials to on bgnews.com Tuesday afternoon and in people get interested in some aspect of the environment and demo on Friday. The ceremony was held in the Hiroko Nakamoto Tea Ceremony room in the School of Art. action to stop the signs. Wednesday’s edition of The BG News. will help show how every effort counts.”

FALCONS SWEEP ZIPS ROUGH DAYS WHERE DO YOU GO TO WORK OUT SINCE THE REC The Falcons swept their three- Copy Chief Dylanne Petros talks IS CLOSED? game series during the weekend about what it’s like to be stressed “I don’t work out.” against Akron in a battle between when people do not understand what father and son head coaches. you’re going through and the correct Alex Vermilion More on | PAGE 3 response to help a friend. | PAGE 4 Freshman, Computer Science 2 Monday, April 21, 2014 FROM THE FRONT PAGE WWW.BGNEWS.COM $10 Beer & $12 Wine Flights | 1/2 off Select Appetizers

Mondays will never be the same A REASON TO CELEBRATE!

Dawn Hiser and getting a rape kit exam at brave enough to present,” ever happened,” she said. BLOTTER SANE Sexual Assault all, said Mary Krueger, direc- Krueger said. “Everyone Miami University, Ohio From Page 1 Nurse Examiner tor of the Women’s Center. should have access in what- State University, Kent State Check out the full interactive at Wood County “It’s a mile drive, if the stu- ever way is the most comfort- University, University of blotter map at BGNEWS.COM the Center for Student Health. Hospital dent has no car, [that can be] a able for them.” Toledo and Ohio University “The key is to be able to effec- serious disincentive,” she said. Though there has been don’t have SANEs at their There is no Blotter for today tively manage the care.” There are five SANEs at the thought of getting a SANE health centers either. because the Bowling Green Hetrick, deputy chief of the Wood County Hospital and on campus, Busdeker said it There’s no data on how Police website was down. While Sipp and others may Check BGNews.com for the not think it’s necessary to have Bowling Green Police Division. while Reid said going to the hasn’t happened yet because many college health cen- Blotter later today. a SANE on campus, Linda About 2 percent of college hospital may be intimidat- “usually people come in the ters have SANEs. But Reid Reid, nursing section chair of women who are sexually ing for students, Dawn Hiser, late evening or early morn- said some may not have one the American College Health assaulted report it, according Registered Nurse and SANE at ing hours” to report sexual because there needs to be a Association and associate to the most recent ACHA sta- Wood County Hospital, said assault when the health cen- big enough health center to ELEM3NT director of nursing services at tistics from 2007. If this holds she thinks students are com- ter isn’t open. allow for SANEs. From Page 1 Oregon State University, said true for the University, then out fortable going to the hospital Reid began the SANE The health center must be it’s “absolutely important.” of the possible 1,629 who are for a rape kit exam. program at Oregon State big enough to spare a physi- The group produces a lot “The student health center assaulted, about 32 will report. “I think people as a whole University and said it sees cian or nurse when a SANE of videos around the coun- is accessible on campus, [stu- The lack of a SANE at are afraid to get checked out,” one to two victims per month. case comes in— sometimes try and for every 1,000 views dents are] familiar with it and the FHC could discourage Hiser said. “Maybe because Students usually come in for a for several hours. on the video, they donate it takes away the barriers of students from reporting, of their peers or their parents, rape kit exam in the afternoon “It’s less of a crucial concern $100 to a charity, Brad Ley, students seeking help after a Reid said. maybe they’re ashamed or at her university. The FHC is whether there’s a SANE nurse a Dance for a Difference sexual assault,” she said. There may be a certain don’t want to deal, but they open until 5:30 p.m. on most as much as what is the level of dancer, said. The statistics back up Reid’s level of comfort to reporting have to for the rest of their life.” nights. Hiser said most of her sensitivity,” Krueger said. “We want to spread a posi- opinion. rape or sexual assault and When people come in for SANE cases come in at night. The International tive message,” he said. “One in five [women] are getting examined by a SANE a rape kit exam, Hiser talks Krueger said students could Association of Forensic Dance for a Difference sexually assaulted while at a university health center, to them for 20 minutes, gath- also come in a day or two later Nurses estimates that less employs many different styles they’re in college,” Reid said. Reid said. SANEs on campus ering verbal information. to be examined. than 10 percent of all emer- like comedy into their perfor- If that holds true for the also have experience that During a rape kit exam, evi- “I think [Busdeker’s] correct gency departments have a mances. University, then out of the comes with being on campus dence is collected to be used in that that’s the most likely time forensic nurse, with about 732 “We are so happy to see 8,147 women enrolled in fall everyday, knowing available possible future legal proceed- for that to happen,” Krueger SANE programs in the U.S. that people see what we do,” 2012, approximately 1,629 resources and understanding ings. Victims are usually given said. “But rape victims don’t and 1,286 SANEs, according Ley said. women will be sexually students, she said. a pelvic exam, photographs necessarily go straight from to the “2012 SANE Program The final act of the night assaulted during their time at The hospital can be intimi- are taken of their body and an the site to report it.” Snapshot.” was Selfie Saturday. the University. dating for students, Reid said. X-ray may be involved if the There’s also the fact that the In 2012, there were 75 SANE Senior Amber Cullen was at Since 2010, there have been The distance may also seem assault was violent, Hiser said. FHC is owned by the hospital nurses and 56 SANE pro- the event because she saw it on 41 forced sex offenses report- insurmountable. While students can’t get the and has the advantage and grams in Ohio, according to Campus Update. ed on campus, according Wood County Hospital is evidence collection part of ability to be able to depend on the IAFN. In 2010, there were “I wanted to go last year but to University Chief of Police about 1.3 miles from the FHC. reporting a sexual assault or it, Sipp said. 3,699 rapes in Ohio, according I couldn’t so I am really excited Monica Moll and the 2013 It’s a three-minute drive or rape done at the FHC, they can “It’s normal for them to not to IAFN. to be here this year,” she said. Campus Security and Fire approximately a 26-minute be seen there for other related duplicate something here that “Being a SANE is so much Reynolds said the showcase Safety Report. walk, according to Google treatment such as STD preven- may be [a few] miles away at more than just knowing how allows the community to see There have been 40 adults Maps. Students can also take tion, pregnancy tests, follow up the hospital,” Sipp said. to collect evidence,” Reid what Elem3nt has been up to arrested for forced sex offens- the University shuttle to the appointments and treatment Though Sipp pointed the said. “It’s knowing how to throughout the year. es in Bowling Green since hospital, as the off-campus for physical injuries. ownership out, Busdeker said support that person getting “We have been preparing all 2010, and 106 sexual offense green north route goes there. “It takes so much courage that’s not the reason there isn’t to the right resources … they year for this,” she said. reports filed since 2011, when The distance, though it to go any place that my hope a SANE at the FHC. really are ready to support a Elem3nt also wanted to do the division began recording seems short, could discourage would be a rape victim would “BGSU had started to make survivor emotionally as well something new. reports, according to Maj. Tony some students from reporting be treated wherever [they’re] the decision before [the FHC] as physically.” “This is just for the com- munity. We want to be more involved,” Reynolds said. Tickets were $7, but they were for a good cause, she said. “The money will go to us and to our high school men- FOLLOW US toring program, Lil Elem3nt,” Reynolds said. ON TWITTER Reynolds said that Lil Elem3nt is a way to get to know people and stay healthy. @THE_BG_ Ultimately though, it is about the people that Elem3nt NEWS helps. “We just want to do some- thing to give back to the com- munity,” she said.​

MARIE COURONNE | THE BG NEWS Shamrock Village The Rec closed on April 13 for several renovations that couldn’t be done with the doors open. It is set to re-open for business in the fall. Condominius • Storage • Studios new building,” Miller said. public and the contractors, Field House activities to REC When a building is renovat- Miller said. accommodate the Rec From Page 1 ed, additional maintenance “We want to keep people as equipment. needs may be discovered, comfortable in their routines “We’ve streamlined a space for cardio equipment. Miller said. as we can,” Miller said little more of the intramural Additionally, the west wall It’s easier to deal with those A closure at this point was program in the evenings,” goes out further, adding needs during renovations than always part of the plan, Miller Sehmann said. • Starting atcheck $445/month out square footage to the building. it is to disrupt operations later. said, because people cannot Additionally, the track is • Includes gas, electric, water On the exterior, the new roof Since that revision, to be using the building while being shared more and the Students has been completed despite account for additional main- upgrades to the power and group class schedule has • Free Cable and WiFi the winter weather conditions. tenance, the budget has fire alarm systems are being changed. • Fully Furnished “Winter has not been kind,” remained the same. made. Some areas will also These changes are “not Miller said, referring to the It was a challenge to balance be without heat or air condi- a huge inconvenience,” Shamrock• Stove, fridge, TV, microwaveStudios snow that prevented roof work contractors working and Rec tioning as those systems are Sehmann said. • Laundry facilities at times. patrons continuing to use the upgraded. Students may be using the Despite that, demolition facility, Miller said. Some equipment from the Field House less than the Rec. • Summer, semester or year leases work has gone according to “It was not perfect for either Rec is available for use at the “I have to say [usage] went • Cats allowed (No Fee) schedule, Miller said, and the side,” he said. Perry Field House. down a little bit,” said Emily Rec should re-open before the Though it would have been That includes cardio equip- Helm, a customer service We also have self-storage units for rent fall semester starts. more convenient for con- ment such as ellipticals, tread- associate from the Rec now Renovations are also on tractors to work in an empty mills, stationary bicycles and working at the Field House For more info visit track budget-wise. building, Recreation and stair steppers, said assistant front desk. SHAMROCKBG.COM Originally, the budget was Wellness did not want to be director of the field house Helm attributes the slight or email: $11 million. without the Rec for the entire Scott Sehmann. There are also decrease to freshmen and [email protected] That budget was revised to renovation period. machines and free weights. sophomores who live on cam- $13.4 million “because renova- Some temporary walls were There have been some pus and don’t want to take the tions are more complex than a constructed to separate the adjustments to usual farther walk.

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Falcons sweep Zips in battle of father, son By Corey Krupa Reporter

BG head coach Danny Schmitz’s baseball team swept the Akron Zips who are coached by his son, Spencer Schmitz. “I’ve never officially coached against him before. He’s played for me and coached for me before. It was a little strange, but it was a good experience,” Schmitz said. On Friday, the Falcons defeated the University of Akron 9-7. Falcon starting pitcher Mike Frank pitched six innings and struck out five batters Friday afternoon. Frank now has 201 career strikeouts, which is the third-most in school history. “He went out and pitched very well, I thought that was huge. He came through with a big start for us,” Schmitz said. Falcon catcher T.J. Losby had three hits and three RBIs in the series opener. On Saturday, the Falcon offense scored 11 runs in an 11-5 victory over the Zips. BG designated hitter Trey Keegan recorded a season-high three RBIs in Saturday’s win. The red-

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RUBEN KAPPLER | THE BG NEWS Tiera Parker competes in the long jump at a meet earlier in the season. BG earns 11 qualifying marks in first split meet By Jamar Dunson 26th place out of 71 opponents. Reporter On the last day of SAC Relays, Redman achieved the second Ruben Kappler | THE BG NEWS The Bowling Green Falcons per- automark for the Falcons. She fin- A Current and former Falcon battle for the ball during the alumni game this weekend hosted at Cochrane Field. formed in the first split meet of the ished with a time of 17:01.85, com- season, gaining three automatic ing in 23rd. qualifying marks in the process. The remainder of the events took Former Falcons prevail in alumni game Friday 1-0 Andrea Alt, Jasmine Redman and place at the Bluegrass Classic. Brittany Sinclair hit automarks, In the hammer throw, Brooke giving the Falcons more automarks Pleger continued to remain unde- By Brandon Shrider wasn’t until just under the 15-min- but he’s fine.” to improve their spot for the Mid- feated as she won with a distance Reporter ute mark before the alumi were Baraldi was able to return to the American Conference outdoor of 211-feet-5. She also set a facility able to put the ball into the back of game after spending a few minutes championships. record with the throw, making this In the third of four home spring the net. This still wasn’t enough to on the sideline. The separate meets took place the second week in a row she has games, the Bowling Green men’s give the Falcons the victory, as they Despite the injury, Baraldi and in Lexington, Ky. and Walnut, accomplished that. soccer team lost to the former play- were held scoreless for the third the Falcons were able to create Calif. Alt, Redman, and Jeanette Later in the meeting, Alicia ers, 1-0 in the annual alumni game home game in a row. 18 shots over ninety minutes, the Pettigrew competed at the Mt. SAC Arnold set a new personal best in at Cochrane Field. “It made it real clear to us most by the Falcons this spring. Relays, while the rest of the team the 100 meter with a time of 12.14 “The alumni games are always what we have to improve on,” However, the inability to finish kept performed in the Bluegrass Classic. seconds. The time placed her in good,” coach Eric Nichols said. Nichols said. the Falcons scoreless for the day Alt started it off for the Falcons, 12th place as well as seventh in “Generally only the good alum This scoreless performance and winless for the spring. hitting the first automark in the BG’s history of the event. come back, in particular this group again made clear to the Falcons “That’s not a team, they’re not 3,000 steeplechase event. She ran a Freshman Brianna Johnson also because we graduated 10 guys.” what they will look to improve fit and that’s why we created 18 10:57.52, coming within nine sec- set new personal bests as well. In While these games are fun for upon in order to be more effective shots,” Nichols said. “But Mike, onds of her personal best which the 100 meter, she finished within both the current and former play- scoring the ball. their goalkeeper, our goalkeep- was at the MAC championships the top 20 with a time of 25.21 sec- ers, the Falcons are still looking to “Our first touch was brutal again, er from last year, is very good. last year. onds. She clocked in at 12.33 in the prepare for the fall season. With it was terrible,” Nichols said. “The He made some big saves and he Pettigrew followed up by break- 200 meter, finishing in 18th place. that said, this agenda can be tough first touch, passing technique, it’s showed that he’s class. He’s one of ing her own record in the 200 Brittany Sinclair got the last qual- due to the odd circumstances pro- just not working. We can’t execute.” the pieces we’re missing.” meter with a time of 23.80, sur- ifying mark for the Falcons, hitting vided by the special game itself. Not only was the play on the The Falcons will look to cor- passing her previous time of 23.88. a time of 55.92 seconds. The time “They’re always really tricky field brutal for the Falcons, but rect their issues before they play With this time she finished 12th was only a few seconds short of her games because we know them so also soon-to-be senior midfielder, their last home game of the spring out of 57 runners, including third personal best and marked the 11th well,” Nichols said. Danny Baraldi suffered an injury to against a professional soccer team, in her heat. automark for BG so far this season. However, despite the distrac- his already banged up foot. the Dayton Dutch Lions. Pettigrew also set a new personal The team’s total automarks for the tions, the Falcons were able to keep “He’s got a bad toe and it got “We have to sort a lot of things best in the 100 meter, finishing with the alum off the scoreboard for the smashed again,” Nichols said. “It a time of 11.84 seconds coming in See TRACK | Page 5 majority of the ninety minutes. It was real painful at the beginning, See SOCCER | Page 5 FORUM Monday, April 21, 2014 4 PEOPLE ON THE STREET Where do you go to work out since the Rec is closed?

“I run outside.” “I go running “I have not “Push-ups and VISIT US AT around campus.” worked out running around since the Rec campus.” BGNEWS.COM closed.” Have your own take on today’s People On The Street? Or a suggestion for Christy PerkO Jazmyn Terry Sarah Kelly William Twitty a question? Give us your Freshman, Sophomore, Sophomore, Senior, feedback at bgnews.com. Psychology Early Childhood Education Communication Sciences and Disorders Broadcast Journalism Anxiety, depression common in society; not OK to brush off “It is OK to feel OK. You are supposed to the world. be able to do that. It kills me that there Well, sometimes you are so many people who Dylann E PETRos stressed. It is OK Copy Chief just can’t. fail to realize that mental to not get stuff And that’s OK. health issues are a serious It is OK to feel stressed. It thing in today’s society; done on time ... is OK to not get stuff done a lot of people will brush I am tired of being treated It is OK to break on time [on occasion]. It it off and say that you are MAN, poorly. is OK to break down and “overreacting” and that I like to think I am a down and cry cry because you just don’t “you will get through it.” THAT REALLY nice person. I try to be know what to do anymore. If someone tells you they kind to everyone and I because you just It is OK to admit that you are stressed, don’t say, “so am interested in others need to talk to someone or am I.” DISTURBS MY and their well-being over don’t know what to that you need medicine. Listen to them. Offer my own. What kills me though support for them. I know the lives of my do anymore.” is when I am obviously It takes a lot for some- Sleep regular customers at work stressed, and I vocal- one to admit that they are because of how often they I work 30 or more hours ize that I am stressed, not OK if they have anxi- come in and how much I a week, dealing with peo- and nobody responds. It ety or depression. talk to them. ple that don’t know how to bothers me that people Don’t brush it off. I ask them about their pump gas. brush it off and say stuff Be the caring person “ families, their jobs, Then I sit in class for 15 like, “you can handle it” they are looking for and THE BGNEWS PRESENTS” their lives. hours a week, having pro- or “you have managed offer support and love. But then nobody returns fessors tell me to do three things fine before so you Don’t treat people poorly the favor by asking me assignments by the end of can do it now.” because of their situation. how I am. Nobody asks the week [for each class]. If you are anxious, a lit- me how my life is going, No matter who you are, tle thing like losing some- FALCON SCREECH if I am OK, if I am dealing you are expected to han- thing you need can make Respond to Dylanne at WHAT IS FALCON SCREECH? with my senior year well. dle multiple things and be you feel like it is the end of [email protected] Falcon Screech is a special addition to MONDAY’s Forum section. Submit your 100-word rant anonymously at bgnews.com or you can tweet your screeches AT @falconscreech or Use of makeup wearers’ Do not forget friends WITH #falconscreech. choice, don’t judge “So why do people I t doesn’t matter how much hot air comes out of your mouth, you Davi d Davood try to strip their won’t warm the air outside. without lipstick and mas- COLUMNIST #COLDSPELL cara. connections A bigail Kruse Why, yes; in fact, throw Columnist in some eyeliner, eye- and friendships Cabin fever’s setting in and I don’t know what else to do. shadow, blush, concealer As someone who meets sev- -STRUGGLE BUS TIME and foundation and now eral different people on a periodically?” we’re talking. regular basis, I can immedi- I can’t believe how crazy Record Store Day was. I took a quiz on Buzzfeed I am one of those people ately notice the people who about some of the people I’ve #HIPSTERBLACKFRIDAY to see whether I am, by who wear makeup to the embrace me as a friend, an met who I merely never kept its standards, a beauty gym. I like to be active acquaintance or just some- in touch with again, only to addict. and presentable, prefera- one to make him/herself feel see them fade away from my I hate people. I was not surprised by bly both at the same time. better about themselves. life forever. -I WORK IN THE WRONG PROFESSION my diagnosis: I am defi- I can’t go to CVS with- A summer vacation is a The natural tendency nitely, all-caps definitely, out stopping in the cos- great way to discover the for most people is to select My favorite band of all time is announcing their last tour. a beauty addict. metics aisle, and Sephora person who will be the indi- friends who match their Like Buzzfeed, I ask is and Mary Kay do wonders vidual to keep in touch and qualities and appear to be #BLARINGTHEIRMUSIC that so bad? Growing up for my soul. acknowledge you when you compatible. This method in the ‘90s very close to If you’re with me, ladies, get back in the fall. only yields a circle of friends Don’t tell me it’s not your job to help me out when you are my my older sister and “Full it’s cool. Too often people meet that are similar to you. academic adviser. House,” I was fascinated It’s also cool to care and network with indi- As time passes it rewards -NOT GRADE A HELP by all things cosmetic. more about grabbing a viduals in college just to the individual who is able to What can I say? It stuck. little extra sleep before discard of them between tolerate and maintain a wide Playing around with class, leave primping for years, semesters or person- array of friends and connec- Work is a pain to get through without WiFi or 3G. new makeup tricks is still the birds and rock the au al progressions. tions from all walks of life. #INEEDTWITTER one of my favorite ways to naturele look on a daily This practice usually car- It’s true what Michael relax. I can’t bring myself basis or whenever you feel ries forward throughout the Corleone once said, “Keep I wish I could sleep through the night. to leave my residence like it. rest of our lives if we adopt your friends close, but keep hall without makeup, not It’s your prerogative it early. your enemies closer.” -SLEEPING PILLS IT IS for a quick jaunt to the and oddly empowering. One of the few valuations The moral of the above Union and certainly not What’s not cool is to you can put on a person is mentioned is to embrace I’m glad I wasn’t on campus for most of the weekend, or I would have for class. pass judgment on some- their circle of friends and the the people who have entered starved. It’s not because I’m try- one on the amount of diversity among that group. your life in the past two #NOTHINGISOPEN ing to impress anyone in makeup she’s wearing. So why do people try to semesters. class [it’s a bit late in the Do you love wearing strip their connections and Even simple mannerisms semester for that, anyway, makeup or hate wearing friendships periodically? like acknowledging people It is so cockamamy that people are out shopping on Easter Sunday. am I right?] makeup? While I’m not a role model you’ve met as you walk on -DAY OF REST It’s not because I don’t Or maybe it depends on in this regard, I do acknowl- campus can help in retain- believe it’s what’s on the your mood and the day’s edge I’ve lost many valuable ing those connections. I’m tired of having to turn my WiFi on and off to stay connected. inside that counts or plans? connections due to laziness, It sounds trivial, but the because I don’t feel com- Anything goes. or lack of interest. best way to keep your friends #ONLYONCAMPUS fortable in my own skin. Just own it, be comfort- The simple truth is that close is to simply keep in I just don’t see any harm able and be happy. maintaining several differ- touch. It’s really irritating that Google links won’t open since the BGSU in doing something to ent friendships, and rela- website was redesigned. enhance it. tions is costly and time -THAT CLICKS ME OFF One statement on the Respond to Abigail at consuming. Respond to Davood at quiz asked if I felt naked [email protected] You would be amazed [email protected]

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RUBEN KAPPLER | THE BG NEWS Braiden Dillow winds up a pitch against an opponent during the Falcons’ weekend series with Buffalo and Kent State. Softball team goes 2-2 during weekend By Aaron Parker run in the third inning, senior 3-0 lead. Buffalo answered in of our hitters as we kept scor- Reporter Erika Stratton was able to the bottom half of the inning, ing and attacking every pitch SUDOKU record two RBIs off of a two- scoring two runs. the entire game.” To play: Complete the grid The BG softball team split out single into left field. The In the top of the second The team struggled the next so that every row, column its four game Mid-American Bulls scored in the bottom inning Buffalo forced the two games against Kent State. and every 3 x 3 box contains half of the inning, pushing the Falcons to two early outs. In the first game Kent record- Conference stretch 2-2 this the digits 1 to 9. There is no past weekend off a huge scor- score to 3-1. That’s when Raker, Searle ed eight hits while holding the guessing or math involved. ing day, including a grand The Falcons responded in and Durham started by each Falcons to just two. The game Just use logic to solve. slam this past Friday. the top of the fifth. Freshman recording singles to load the was a shutout 8-0 which ended They won both games Aspen Searle put herself into bases. Katie Yoho capitalized the game after five innings via against The University of position after a hit to left field by hitting a grand slam over run-rule. Buffalo and lost both games lead her to first base. Raker left field to give the team a The second game was a against Kent State University. took advantage and hit to cen- 7-2 lead. The team also scored solid game for the Falcons Overall, the Falcons were ter field, recording another twice in the third, giving offensively, but they were not able to score 18 runs in one RBI and scoring Searle from them their biggest lead of the able to get the job done on day in the two game match- first. Senior Katie Yoho added game 9-2. the defensive side. The team up against Buffalo. In the first on to the score by scoring a The Bulls came back in recorded nine hits, including game, junior pitcher Jamie two-run homer to give the the bottom of the fourth two home runs. Yoho added to Kertes struck out seven Buffalo Falcons a 6-1 advantage. The with a six run inning to close her RBI total in the game after Bulls batters and played her Bulls were never able to recov- the gap 9-8. The Falcons scoring a three run homer in fifth complete game this sea- er and the Falcons picked up answered in the fifth behind the top of the fifth. son. Her solid pitching only the 6-1 win. another three runs, includ- The team lost the game allowed one run in the game. The second game of the day ing another RBI from Yoho. defensively, giving up 10 runs “In game one, Jamie threw was a fight until the end in Buffalo fought back but did on 11 hits. The Falcons also well,” head coach Shannon some high scoring action. The not have enough to overcome had six errors in the game, los- FEWER BILLS | BETTER VALUE Salsburg said. “She com- team recorded a season high the Falcons scoring. The ing to Kent State 10-4. The loss manded the zone and forced 12 runs to pick up the hard team finished the game in a drops the Falcons to 6-8 in the them to hit her pitches. The fought win. 12-11 win. Yoho recorded two MAC and 20-23-1 overall. team was solid behind her and The first four batters in the homers and a career high The team will continue we hit early and often.” game for the Falcons recorded seven RBIs in the game. away play at Indiana-Purdue After freshman Chelsea a hit. Raker and Yoho lifted the “Game two was a dogfight,” University Fort Wayne on Raker was able to walk in a team with RBIs early to take a Salsburg said. “I am so proud Wednesday. FREE TAKR C GAS (HEAT, HOT WATER & COOKING) Falcons defeated by Ball State, Miami From Page 3 POOL • INTERNET • CAMPUS SHUTTLE Tennis team’s 4-match winning streak comes to end during weekend season is three more than WATER • STANDARD CABLE • TRASH the Falcons had in 2013. By Trevor Thompson Brozovich defeated Raymond match 7-5, giving them the 8-7 The Falcons’ closed out 473 S. Summit St. [email protected] Reporter win. to give the Falcons their sec- the meet in the discus 419-806-4855 Bowling Green, OH www.summitterracebg.com In singles play, Hutchison ond point. Andreea Badileanu with Kori Reiser placing The Bowling Green tennis and Reuland each won clinched the victory for 10th with a throw of 147-8 team went on the road this 10-point tiebreakers to win the RedHawks by beating feet. weekend to face two Mid- their matches. Also Terashi Reuland. Miami’s fifth point The Falcons will prepare American Conference foes. got past Drayton, but then came when Nimisha Mohan for their next split meet in On Friday, the Falcons saw Chiricosta swept Earnest. defeated Chiricosta. the three-day Gina Relays. their four match winning With the win, Ball State With the win, the The event will be hosted streak come to an end when improved to 15-8 overall and RedHawks improved to 15-6 by Hillsdale College start- YOUR they were defeated by Ball 5-2 in MAC play. The Falcons overall and 7-1 in MAC play, ing on April 25. The other State 4-3. Then, the Falcons dropped to 10-7 overall and and Miami won the MAC’s half of the team will be came up short against Miami 4-3 in MAC play. regular-season title. The at the two-day Ashland [Ohio] 5-2 the following day. The following day the Falcons dropped to 10-8 over- Alumni Open starting on Ball State won all three of Falcon traveled to face the all and 4-4 in MAC play Friday, April 26. the doubles matches and then Miami RedHawks. The Falcons will now get LAST MINUTE won three of the first four The Falcons started off the ready for the MAC champion- singles matches. The Falcons day strong winning by picking ships. As the sixth seed they then won the next two singles up two doubles wins to get the will travel back to Oxford to SOCCER contest. doubles points. The RedHawks face the third seeded Eastern From Page 3 The Cardinals’ duo of then responded by winning Michigan Eagles on Friday, out or they’ll score a lot of CATERING Kristel Sanders and Toni five of the six singles matches April 25. The quarterfinal goals on us,” Nichols said. Ormond won 8-2 over senior to take the overall victory. round will be between the “We’ll have to solidify things Nikki Chiricosta and sopho- In doubles play Reuland fourth— and fifth-seeded in the back because they’ll GUYS! more Katie Brozovich. Then, and Fillis picked won 8-2 schools, Buffalo and Toledo in be on us a lot more than the Ball State’s Courtney Wild over Miami’s Alix Thurman a match that will be on Friday alum were.” and Ayaka Terashi beat Falcon and Ana Rajkovic, and then as well. The Falcons will look to freshmen Hannah Drayton BG’s Drayton and Hutchison The two winners will overcome their injuries, and Harley Hutchison, 8-4. downed Christiana Raymond advance to play in the semi- improve their passing, shore The match between and Ramona Costea. finals on Saturday April 26 up their defense and put the Courtney Earnest and In singles play Thurman semifinals. Miami and Ball ball in the net as they near Bethany Moore against senior topped Drayton, and then State have byes into the semi- the end of the spring sched- Emily Reuland and sopho- Rajkovic defeated Hutchison final round as they are the top ule. more Drew Fillis was close at the sixth. Christine two seeds. BG will take the field until the Ball State represen- Guerrazzi defeated Fillis to The championship will be Tuesday at 7 p.m. on tatives won the tie breaker give MU a 3-1 advantage. on Sunday, April 27. Cochrane Field.

innings, as Falcon starting them,” Schmitz said. four consecutive games and BASEBALL pitcher Brett Fitzwater allowed Jeremy Shay, T.J. Losby, recorded 45 hits and 28 runs From Page 3 two hits in four innings in Logan Walker and Brandon on the weekend. his first weekend start of his Howard each recorded an RBI “We kept tacking on runs shirt freshman, who was the career. for the Falcons. all weekend. It seemed like designated hitter for the third In Sunday’s game BG defeat- “Our hitters have played we would keep scoring runs straight game, had two sacri- ed Akron 8-1 to complete the well all three days and so has when we needed them,” fice flies and an RBI single. weekend series sweep. the defense. Game three was Schmitz said. Falcon shortstop Brian Bien Falcon starting pitcher one of our best games all year. The Falcons will face tied his career high with four Andrew Lacinak pitched seven We’ve been very hot and play- the University of Michigan FREAKY FAST singles on Saturday. He also innings and allowed one ing great lately,” Schmitz said. Tuesday afternoon in Ann set a career high with six at- earned run in the win. With the series sweep, BG Arbor, Mich. BG will be at bats in the game. “He was phenomenal. He improves to 8-7 in MAC play home next weekend in a DELIVERY! Both teams were held score- pitched great and gave us and 16-19 overall. three game series against ©2013 JIMMY JOHN’S FRANCHISE, LLC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. less during the first three good pitches when we needed The Falcons have now won Kent State.

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Steven W. Echard | THE BG NEWS Steven W. Echard | THE BG NEWS Skaters varied in experience from first timers to veteran skaters. The skaters helped each other get comfortable on skates while having fun. LGBT Community and allies skate at the Ice Arena on Saturday night. Families came out to support the LGBT community.

The problem, Frizado said, dent at the University, Kerbie ENROLL ABROAD is that students are showing Minor, an alumna, studied U From Page 1 a waning interest in studying abroad in Tours, France for the abroad, especially during the 2011-2012 academic year, her tion abroad programs could academic year. Summer still junior year. FALL 2014 REGISTRATION become fiscally sustainable; in sees the most students study- “I could not believe it when other words, they were tasked ing abroad, Frizado said, I heard it,” Minor said of the to find a way for the programs “Students are going abroad University’s decision to elimi- to not lose money. less and less on long-term pro- nate the program. “I’m real- “They were huge,” Frizado grams and more and more ly upset with the fact that said of the monetary losses on short-term programs,” Bowling Green is dead-set on to the France program. “This said Jenifer Chambers, direc- shooting itself in the foot … it’s program has cut support costs tor of Education Abroad and getting rid of all the programs for staff several times to try to International Partnerships. that make it unique.” get to a sustainable model.” In the 2012-2013 academic Minor said her time in While the University has year, 403 BGSU students stud- France opened up oppor- many study abroad programs, ied abroad, according to num- tunities that she otherwise only three have a faculty mem- bers provided by Education wouldn’t have had. Minor ber on site. This includes Tours, Abroad. Of those, 120 went will return to Tours, France in France; Madrid, Spain; and abroad either for an entire aca- September to teach English. Salzburg, Austria. Austria’s demic year or for one semes- The job is through the French program is the next to be ter. Comparatively, 250 went consulate. reviewed, Frizado said. abroad during summer, spring Chambers said every stu- Two programs were iden- break or winter break. dent can benefit from an inter- tified “as being the biggest While this allows for more national experience. problems,” Frizado said: the financial flexibility for stu- Kane emphasized the program in France and the dents, Frizado said the con- importance to learn how a dif- program in Spain. cern is paying faculty to be ferent culture lives. Both programs had on-site there year-round. “Once the common physi- directors, support staff and “You can’t justify a cal needs of the human ani- additional faculty. Both the on- 12-month permanent direc- mal are met … we organize site directors, which includes tor based on a good summer our societies in wildly different Kane, were cut. enrollment,” he said. ways,” Kane said. OPEN REGISTRATION The programs were origi- Throughout the year, This semester, 14 students nally suspended for next year, University officials have reit- are in Tours, France, Kane said. April 18, 2014 but Spain will now remain in erated that dwindling state “In general, people come place, as it was restructured funds have necessitated roll- over with a mix of anticipa- thru August 31, 2014 to be sustainable, decreasing ing back many programs and tion, maybe a little bit of fear,” instructional costs and cutting faculty if they are to keep he said. In the end, though, some excursions, Frizado said. tuition from rising [they did “they discover a new side of The faculty member was also freeze tuition for next aca- themselves.” re-hired. demic year]. Specifically, Part of Kane’s job is, of What made Spain a feasible state funding has declined by course, teaching, but he also program, also, is that it’s “much 30 percent since 2009. This takes his students on excur- more robust in terms of enroll- year, say administrators, the sions to historical sites. One Go to: ment” compared to the pro- University budget saw a $2.5 of his favorites is “Le Pont du gram in France, Frizado said. million shortfall, and as much Gard,” a Roman aqueduct. my.bgsu.edu QUESTIONS? About 20 students are as a $10 million shortfall is He teaches at the Insitut de 1. SELECT > student center Call the Registration HOTLINE: enrolled for the Spain program projected in coming years Touraine, an educational insti- 2. SELECT > enroll 419-372-4444 next fall, compared with six due to decreases in the State tution focusing on the French who were registered to go to Share of Instruction, which is language located in Tours. His 3. SELECT > add 8 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday Tours. Those six will now work the formula used to distribute subjects include art history, You can access everything that you with the University to go to state money. and French literature, culture need via the “Student Center” at the Office of Registration and Records other places in France through University administrators and history. MyBGSU portal. 110 Administration Building other external programs, cut the France abroad program Kane leads excursions Frizado said. to avoid cutting more programs to Paris, and ends the pro- These programs have been on campus, Frizado said. gram with an optional trip to vetted by the University. The “If you reverse that decision, Burkina Faso in West Africa. credits students get with these you would have to make an Now that Kane’s time at the outside programs will then onerous decision on campus,” University is coming to a close, transfer back to the University, he said. he said he is “eternally grate- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Frizado said. As an undergraduate stu- ful” for the experience. SUMMER LEASES DEPOSIT>> NOW SPECIAL*!!! AVAILABLE <<

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applications By Dylanne Petros just a cold because mono If people have mono WHAT TO KNOW Copy Chief is a virus, Rufo said. and go to the doctor, most “The virus can attack times they will not be ABOUT MONO The kissing disease is people differently,” she given a prescription. Transmission of mono: • Saliva fluctuate infecting students in said. “Sometimes the doctor • Blood transfusions Increased publicity raises Student Affairs scholarship increased numbers this Some people may have may put [people] on oral • Sexual contact year. just a sore throat while steroids if [their] tonsils • Organ transplantations applications, departments’ applications lower The University has seen others could be admitted are really huge,” Rufo said. an increase in mono cases to the hospital for treat- Most of the time, the Symptoms of mono: By Kathryne Rubright department, said applica- this year, but officials said ment, she said. health center does not • Extreme fatigue Reporter tions last year were down, they do not track the spe- “I think that part of the prescribe anything. They • Fever • Sore throat but “not significantly.” cific number of cases. deal is that you can catch do recommend Tylenol for • Head and body aches While Student Affairs saw Numbers returned to nor- “There is an increase the virus and the symp- some cases, though, Rufo • Swollen lymph nodes in the the number of applicants mal this year. in [mononucleosis] cases toms don’t come on for said. neck and armpits for its scholarships double, Applications for at this time,” said Glenna several weeks. So it might While mono can last for • Swollen liver or spleen [or other departments have the Women’s, Gender Rufo, a Registered Nurse be four to six weeks before weeks or months, it only both] seen application numbers and Sexuality Studies at the Falcon Health you start to have symp- lasted a couple of days for • Rash remain steady or decrease. Scholarship have Center. toms and you could have sophomore Trevor Risner. Ways to prevent and treat Student Affairs offers remained steady, said The Wood County kissed a lot of people,” “I got mono at the end mono: four scholarships and usu- Sandra Faulkner, director Health District also does Ludy said. of November. It only last- • Drink fluids ally receives 20 applica- of the program. not keep track of mono Because the symptoms ed for two or three days • Stay hydrated tions, said Steve Kremer, With different num- cases, said Pat Snyder, don’t show up for sever- before I started feeling • Take over the counter a Student Affairs graduate bers of scholarships being district communication al weeks, once students much better,” he said. medications for pain and fever assistant and member of offered each year, it can be manager. realize they have mono, Ludy said students now the Student Affairs schol- difficult to compare appli- Mono is spreading they might not know how may not realize they have Information gathered from the Centers for Disease Control arship review committee. cation numbers year-to- throughout campus and they got it. mono because of home- Student Affairs received year, said Jasmine Schulz, some students might not “It’s a virus and it’s work and stress from 40 applications this year. executive assistant to the even know they have it. passed by saliva,” Ludy school. she said. “We put out a lot of dean of the College of Arts Students who have said. “So you think about “I feel like sort of at To try and stay healthy, notifications, so that may and Sciences. mono may feel “cruddy” kissing, I mean obviously this point in the semes- students need to be aware have paid dividends,” Another issue is that for several weeks to sever- is what we hear about but ter, everybody is kind of of what is going on, Ludy Kremer said. the number of applica- al months, said Mary Jon also if you have room- tired because there are so said. This year’s increased tions submitted can be Ludy, assistant professor mates or something and many deadlines coming “Wash your [cups], publicity included two larger than the number of in Dietetics and Family you are sharing cups or up and tests and projects wash your utensils and notices in Campus applicants who are actu- and Consumer Sciences. you’re sharing eating and I think it’s hard to fig- don’t share the drinks,” Updates, he said. ally eligible for the schol- Mono is different than utensils,” Ludy said. ure out why you’re tired,” she said. Kremer believes get- arship, Schulz said. Some ting the word out made applicants may not meet the difference. Eligibility the GPA requirement, for requirements have not example. changed, and Kremer did Despite those difficul- Athletes volunteer in myriad of ways, not think there was a larg- ties, Schulz has noticed er pool of qualified poten- some certainties. One is tial applicants. a “downward trend” in reflect on their community service experiences Meanwhile, applica- applications for scholar- tions for scholarships in ships requiring an essay. Falcons balance practice, school with charity; use it to set example for adolescents the Journalism and Public The essay requirements Relations Department haven’t changed, however, By Paige Crawford Gregory cle kids. It was so fulfill- rewarding and makes you have gone down, especially Schulz said, so she isn’t Reporter Isaac ing to actually be able to want to go out there and during the past two years, sure why that is. Assistant Director see where the money is keep helping the commu- said Nancy Brendlinger, “I have not received any While much of student of Student going and how apprecia- nity,” he said. associate professor in the feedback from students,” athletes’ time is spent Athlete Services tive the kids are of life,” Chiricosta and Ward department. she said. practicing and competing Chiricosta said. both agree charity work Currier Scholarship For freshman Alana in their sport, they also Other activities within athletic teams are applications have gone Marsh, previous experi- spend time volunteering. The women’s cross coun- Chiricosta has partici- important because stu- down in particular, with ence with not winning One aspect of being a try and track team was in pated in include move-in dents, faculty and the there sometimes being scholarships she applied part of a team is commu- the lead with 560 hours. day for freshmen and The community look up to zero applicants for the ris- for has discouraged her nity service. Isaac is also an adviser Blessings Bag Campaign, athletes. Their service is ing junior scholarship. from applying for more. Gregory Isaac, for the Student-Athlete which is a program used to set an example to The students receiving She has applied for about assistant director Advisory Committee. designed to collect travel adolescents. scholarships are still “good 15 in the past year, most of Student-Athlete This committee con- size items to donate to the The football team has winners,” Brendlinger of them this past semester. Services, explained the sists of student-athletes Toledo Food Bank. a running total of 41.5 said, but they face less “I don’t really want to importance of athletic who represent all 18 “I’m really proud of the hours for the year, but competition. Only one per- waste my time again,” teams participating in University sports teams things we’re doing in the Ward and the rest of the son applied for the rising Marsh said. “But it’s worth charity work. on campus. athletics services pro- players are looking for- senior Currier Scholarship it if you get them.” “It is important to take University senior gram,” Isaac said. ward to gathering more this year. In the past, Coming from a middle care of the people that are and tennis player Nikki Ryland Ward, University hours soon. there might be six or seven class background, junior taking care of us [those Chiricosta recently senior and football player, Isaac has been amazed applicants and about half Megan Wilhelm feels she who donate to the athletic participated in Dance reflected on his service at how well the athletes would be interviewed in doesn’t have as many program],” he said. Marathon for service throughout his time at balance their time. order to select a recipient. scholarship opportunities Student athletes clock hours. the University and how “These guys are finding Brendlinger said she as some students. in a total of 1,921 com- “Dance Marathon much it meant to him. the time to do this despite hasn’t heard from students “Personally for me it’s munity service hours, was probably my favor- “It’s awesome to see the their busy schedules,” about why they aren’t harder to get scholar- according to a monthly ite activity from the year smile you put on some- Isaac said. “Sometimes I applying. It’s possible that ships,” she said. “I think athlete newsletter from because we got to work one’s face after being of wonder how they do it, they may not want to write that kind of discourages Student Athlete Services. hands-on with the mira- service to them. It’s very but they get it done.” essays or find references, me.” but students have not con- It’s frustrating to see firmed that to her. less competition for schol- “I’m just flummoxed,” arships, Schulz said, but she said. “I don’t know another certainty is the VISIT OUR what’s going on.” quality of students who Other departments receive them has not Quiet, Cozy, Convenient! have reported that schol- decreased. WEBSITE University Village & University Courts arship application num- “It’s not difficult to find WWW.BGNEWS.COM The corner of Clough and Mercer, one block from campus bers are about the same. a deserving student for Deb McLean, executive many of our scholarships,” assistant in the biology she said. One & Two Bedroom Apartments  *HQHURXV8WLOLW\3DFNDJH,QFOXGHG (gas, water, sewer, trash and 77 channel cablevision)  )OH[LEOH/HDVHV  )XUQLVKHG$YDLODEOH  :DONWR&DPSXV KRXU  HPHUJHQF\ PDLQWHQDQFH

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Storytelling, TED Talks 29 Eastern priest the director of Analytics 33 Playground troublemakers 53 Agamemnon's father and Research for EBI and old-fashioned books 36 Something that's going around 57 Flubs the shot, e.g. Map-Works, has the dif- were some suggestions 39 Sheep transport? 58 Stranded stuff Help Wanted 41 Message from the captain? 61 Hive workers? ficult job of research- Woosley gave. 42 Internal device on most cell- 63 Lasik ray? 65 Humor ing and presenting large “Find something that’s ATTN: New Graduates! phones 43 German port 66 Tease mercilessly Growing, independent insurance amounts of data to a vari- fun. Read something that’s 44 Strong cleaners 67 Always-open merchant agency is seeking a FT sales weird and find something 45 "Keep it down!" 68 New York tribe ety of audiences. representive to join our successful Coming from a family of that clicks.” Woosley said. team. We are in need of a storytellers made it easy Kirsten Lenthe, a graduate consultative professional to provide outstanding service to our for Woosley to find stories student in College of Student customers and to assist in growth High speed dsl in data. Personnel, said Woosley’s of the agency. Sales or similar $29.95/month During her lecture, energy about turning data experience required. Must be highly reliable with a positive omputer epairs Woosley acknowledged into stories was inspiring. attitude, sharp attention to detail, C R Virus Protection & Removal what many in the audience “She did a great job sto- and the ability to confidently Spyware Removal may have been thinking— rytelling about storytelling.” communicate and customize intelligent solutions for our clients. data is boring. Lenthe said. Salary plus bonus, includes “We couch it in research Woosley’s approach to benefits. Transfer to language and share pieces data analysis was timely for Chicago office an option. 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