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State University WEDNESDAY November 6, 2002 ELECTIONS: CLOUDY Republicans Taft, Latta HIGH: 47 I LOW 32 and Gillmor dominate local elections; www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 95 ISSUE 51 PAGE 5 Founders U. soccer player collapses, dies rocks with By April L EM Stopped with 39:41 remaining her senior year, the Cardinals of her death. Dawley was the EDITOR III CHIEF in the first half, the game against won the Ohio Capital second of four children, she has a rhythm Leslie Ann Dawley, a Buffalo has been rescheduled at Conference where she had 14 brother and two sisters. University freshman soccer play- the request of the family for 11 goals and three assists. She "It is with great sadness that we er collapsed five minutes into a.m. this morning. earned All OK; Ftrst-Teani and make this announcement," said and Rhyme yesterday's Mid-American "In light of today's tragic All-Ohio Second-Team honors krebs. "We appreciate the sup- By Betti Under Conference Tournament quar- events, the game of soccer pales during her senior season, as well. port extended to us from the REPORIER terfinal match against Buffalo. into insignificance," Coach Andy I,eslie played in 18of the teams University community during Move over, Kobackcr I lall. This She was a midfielder/forward for Richards said. "However, with 20 regular-season games. Mart our time of sorrow. Our droughts year there's another hot spot for the team and was away from the the wishes of the Dawley fainik ing in six. She was in the starting and prayers are with the Dawley musical entertainment on cam- action when she fell to the field. and the women's soccer pro- lineup of yesterday's game, She family, her teammates and our pus--the Founders Rhyme She received immediate medical gram, we will honor the memory was ranked second on the team coaching staff." Cellar. attention before being transport- of Leslie Dawley by playing for assists, both overall and in the The entire women's soccer Twice a month students can ed to the Wood County Hospital, against Buffalo. Soccer is what leslle Arm Dawley conference. She had six assists on team met last night, and will go relax and enjoy the soothing where she later passed away. brought Ieslie to Bowling Green the season, four of which were In into today's match playing in atmosphere of a coffeehouse- Leslie, 18, was from and, as hard as it is going to be to Leslie came to the University consecutive matches. tribute to Leslie's memory. style environment, blended widi Westerville, Ohio and planned to play that game, it is fitting to after spending three years on According to athletic director A cause of death has yet to be live music and unique perfor- major in business at the remember Leslie in the game she Thomas Worthington High Paul Krebs, Leslie's mother and determined, an autopsy is sched- mances. Manned, prepared and University. loves." School's varsity soccer team. In faUier were with her at the time uled to be done in a few days. put on by diree Founders Hall resident advisors, Glenn Bailey, Craig Beck and Adam Combs, the Rhyme Cellar delivers enter- tainment right to the residence hall. "There isn't any place else on campus where students can have this kind of entertainment and get away from the daily Taft earns another four years monotony and stress of school," senior Adam Combs said. While the Rhyme Cellar offers an escape from school for some students, it also acts as an alter Incumbent defeats nate study spot for those who may be tired of working in their rooms or making the long hike to the Jerome Library. challenger Hagan Vcording to sophomore Glenn Bailey, "Many students By Robert Tanner White House press secretary Ari love having a place where they T HE ASSOC.AHD PRESS Fleischer said can do homework, hang out Democrats were headed Townsend, a Democrat, was with other residents and add toward regaining a majority of seeking to become the first some variety to their day." governors' offices Tuesday as member of the Kennedy family This semester's entertainment the) broke a 25-year Republican in serve as a governor. But the has included a live performance hold on Illinois and took back sawa huge lead early in the cam- by students in the "Loyal Yolk Pennsylvania [>aign evaporate as she lost to Fellows" band, a board game The COR however, won the Republican Rep. Bob Ehrlich. night and a euchre tournament. night's two marquee races. In Illinois, Democratic Rep. On evenings when there are no I loricla Gov. leb Bush turned Rod Blagojevich defeated bands performing, there is a back a massive Democratic Republican lim Ryan in a race sound system that plays live effort to unseat him and thai linked Ryan to the scandal- music for the students. Republicans ended Kathleen tainted single term of GOP Gov. Sophomore Craig Beck, who Kennedy Townsend's bid for George Ryan — no relation — runs the program with Bailey Maryland governor. who chose not to seek re-elec- and Combs, found that residents As 36 states elected governors, tion. enjoyed die live band the most. Democrats captured offices in Pennsylvania Democrat Ed "When the "Loyal Yolk Michigan, Kansas, New Mexico Rendell, former mayor of Fellows" played, they were so and Tennessee. The victories Philadelphia, defeated GOP popular that we had a least 40 boosted Democrats' hopes of Attorney General Mike Fisher. people there," Beck said. "We reclaiming the majority of exec- Republican businessman Mitt hope other bands recognize that utive mansions they lost eight Romney defeated stateTreasurer performing at Rhyme Cellar is a years ago. Republicans hoped to Shannon O'Brien in heavily great opportunity to play in front minimize the shrinking of their Democratic Massachusetts to of a live audience that wants to 27-21 edge. continue 12 years of Republican be entertained." Republicans kept New: York. control. If Rhyme Cellar seems like the Texas, Rhode Island and New York Gov. George Pataki best-kept secret on campus, Massachusetts. easily turned back a challenge here's another one: they can Gov. Bush in Florida had from Comptroller H. Carl bring the music to you. extensive campaign help from McCall, the only black ever elcct- Interested organizations or resi- RE-ELECTED: Ohio Gov. Bob Taft, left, talks with Congressman Rob Portman outside a polling location his brother. Early in the night, dence halls can rent the sound yesterday, in Cincinnati. Taft beat Democrat Tim Hagan and Independent John Eastman yesterday. Taft's system from the Founders President Bush called to "con- GOVERNOR,PAGE 2 second term begins Jan. 13. gratulate him for a big victory," Rhyme Cellar for special occa- sions or programs. The best pan is, the set up, supervision and clean up are all provided by Bailey, Beck and Combs. "Nobody else on campus has a system like this," Beck said. "It has a fully functional d.j. system, equipped with speakers, four Myths of homosexuality debunked microphones, stage lights and even a karaoke machine." By Michael Ksenyak "crush.1' While rental of the sound sys- tem has been in high demand REPORTER • • Corvino discussed the popular A guest speaker talked to a full opinion of how homosexuals are this semester, the coordinators classroom last night about four viewed in society. of Rhyme Cellar hope to attract arguments as to why homosexu- "Homosexuals have sex," more interest in the live perfor- ality is morally wrong, and then Corvino said, of the public's inter- mances and entertainment discredited them. pretation. offered at Founders. The four main arguments "Heterosexual people have a "Next semester we would real- speaker lohn Corvino usually VCF1 life. Homosexual people have a ly like to have a Battle of the hears arc that homosexuality vio- lifestyle... an agenda," he said. Bands contest and just increase lates biblical teaching, it is not pie. especially when I tell them it The first argument that residents' awareness and universalizable, it is harmful and is a sexual activity. When people Corvino addressed was that involvement overall," Combs is unnatural. Corvino is an assis- find out this activity involves two homosexuality violates biblical said. tant professor of philosophy at men or two women, it becomes teaching. I le referred to the book So what are you waiting for? Wayne State University. an abomination," Corvino said. of LevHcua in the Bible to make Turn off that MTV and rune in to "I am imagining an activity tak- Corvino asked the audience to points for his argument. Rhyme Cellar-your campus ing place between two consent- think about all of the activities "As you look to the Bible you connection to music, entertain- ing adults, that is not harmful to involved in heterosexuality, like find passages that condemn Anundi totpn 8G New ment and relaxation. society and ends in great pleasure cooking romantic meals, holding homosexuality," he said.