USG Unanimously Supports HB 371
CAMPUS:2207 vaccineexemptionapplicationsPAGE 2Q&A PROFILE:Car advicefor winter monthsPAGE 3bgSPORTS:BG vs. UT:Battle of I-75previewNOVEMBER 10, 2021Volume 101, Issue 12Established 1920An independent student press servingthe campus and surrounding communityPAGE 7newsFalcon four-peatWomen’s soccer sweeps Kent Statefor fourth consecutive MAC championshipPHOTO BY MALLORY HISER
BG NEWSNovember 10, 2021 PAGE 2Vaccine exemptions No More ACTs or SATsAdmissions’ optional test score policy continuesDawn Violet Todd ReporterAs BGSU continues to prepare for itsCOVID-19 vaccine mandate to come intoeffect, one key aspect of the policy is that ofvaccine exemptions.As of Nov. 3, 2207 individuals had appliedfor exemption to the spring semester’svaccine requirement. This makes up roughly10% of BGSU’s total 22,000 students,faculty and staff. Of the requests, 1769have currently been approved, with noinformation on how many have been deniedor are still pending.Among those applying for exemptionwere 37 faculty members. Unvaccinatedclass instructors will still be conductingtheir classes in person, with contingencyplans in place should contact tracing andquarantining need to occur.While the deadline to file a request wasannounced as being Nov. 1, BGSU ChiefHealth Officer Ben Batey said they are stillaccepting new requests from students whomay have missed the deadline, or studentswho are enrolling in the spring semester.Batey said some requests requireadditional information from students whomay have not provided enough details intheir initial form.“An example would be sometimes peoplehave filed for religious exemption, but theydidn’t really give us any information abouttheir personal religion,” he said.Batey also told WBGU’s “The MorningShow” that about half of the requests didcite religious reasons, with the remaindermostly noting either personal conscience ormedical reasons.The university’s announced policycurrently only affects students attending inthe spring semester of 2022. Requirementsfor future semesters currently remainunclear.Batey said there has been no decisionmade regarding the fall semester of 2022 yet.If an individual has their request denied,they will work with the Division of Healthand Wellness to figure out what they need todo, including the possibility of having thoseindividuals take their c lasses remotely.On-campus housing is expected to followpolicies similar to those currently in place,with no separation between vaccinated andunvaccinated students. It is not currentlyknown if unvaccinated students deniedexemption will see a change in their accessto on-campus housing. nGoodwillScan the QR Codeto watch theBG24 Newscast.Dawn Violet Todd ReporterBGSU’s Office of Admissions has chosen toextend a policy that no longer requires newstudents to submit an ACT or SAT scoreto be admitted. This means that studentsapplying to attend in the fall semester of2022 may choose not to provide a scorefrom their standardized tests.The policy began during the fall semester2020, as COVID-19 prevented many highschool students from being able to takeeither exam.Students may still submit a score if theychoose, and may find certain benefits.One benefit listed by Admissions ismathematics placement, which may help astudent begin their math courses in a moresuitable place.While independent scholarships mayrequire a test score, BGSU’s academicscholarships can be awarded to studentswho applied through test-optional.It is recommended that students have a3.0 GPA or higher to be eligible for theseacademic scholarships, and new studentshave until Jan. 15 to apply.Of those that do submit scores,Admissions currently reports that theaverage ACT score of applicants rangesfrom 20 to 25, and SAT scores from1020 to 1190.BGSU is one of many schools thatengages in superscoring, where astudent’s overall test score is aggregatedfrom their best section scores acrossmultiple attempts of the exam, to thebenefit of the student.BGSU’s test-optional policy isnot unique in Ohio, as many majorpublic universities in the state haveindependently waived their ACT/SATrequirement during the pandemic.While the policy will go into its thirdyear, the Office of Admissions has statedthat it is not an indefinite policy, and thatit will be re-evaluated for future years. nScan this QR Codeto learn more aboutthis new policy.USGunanimouslysupportsHB371Monday - SaturdayNia Lambdin ReporterMonday - Saturday10 A.M. to 8 P.M.Sunday10 A.M. to 6 P.M.The Undergraduate StudentGovernment unanimously passedSenate Resolution 06 to have BGSUcreate accessible and affordablebreast cancer screenings for students.S.R. 06 is titled “A ResolutionFormally Supporting Ohio House Bill371 and Advocating for Accessibleand Affordable Breast CancerScreenings.”HB 371 supports more costefficient and advanced screeningoptions for Ohio citizens.USG is calling for BGSU to“advocate and support those battlingbreast cancer by making resourceslike early detection mammogramsavailable to students on campusand creating programs on campus9am - 9pmSunday10am-6pm1058 N. Main St., Bowling Green, Ohio 434021058 N. Main Streetwww.goodwillnwohio.comthat educate students about how toconduct physical self-examinations.”Director of Student Safety andWellness Abby Nichols is currentlycreating a webpage — to be attachedto the USG webpage — designed toinform students of the AccessibilityServices on campus and raisedisability awareness.Nichols explained that the websitewill clarify that Accessibility Services is“not limited to one type of disability”and “disability is not definable.”Two new senators were sworn in: Maxwell Brickner, StudentLabor Senator Keaton Thieding, CentennialHall Senator
BG NEWSNovember 10, 2021 PAGE 3AD V I C E ONCaring for your carin the winterWITH COD Y D IETR IC HAs winter approaches, the snow, sleet, ice and other inclementweather predicaments follow. Tireman General Service TechnicianCody Dietrich explains why it is important to prepare your car forthese winter months. Dietrich is 21 years old and has been working in thefield for about two years. He has worked at Tireman for 10 months.Megan Finke Managing EditorWhy is winter car care important?Your car is more vulnerable to the cold. Likefor instance your battery, cold temperature cancause the battery to not work properly; youwon’t be able to start your car.Why is it important to check tire treadand have your tires rotated?You want to get your tires rotated probablyevery 5,000 miles you put on your car becausethey wear differently from the front to the back.It’s measured in 32nds of an inch and you haveeight 32nds in the front and seven in the rear soit’s probably a rear-wheel drive, so you want torotate them to even them out.What should you keep in your trunkfor winter?Definitely keep a blanket or a coat. There arewinter packs you can get from the store too;they’ve got, I believe flashlights, they probablyhave a blanket and something possibly foryour tires.Are there any myths you can dispelabout cars in the winter?I was actually just reading about that (pouringboiling water on a car to melt ice) today. If youput that on your car to melt the ice it couldpotentially break the windows, possibly crackyour windshield.Why is it important to have good tiretread for the winter?Well, there are actually specific snow tires youcan get, so those are just designed for bettertraction in the snow, or the ice as well. But youcan also get all-season tires, which would workwell in all conditions.What kind of issues can arise if youdon’t prepare your car for winter?The worst-case scenario is, you could get stuckin the middle of a snowstorm on the side of theroad, and the simplest thing is probably justsliding around on the road if you don’t havegood enough tires.What do you do?My position is more doing fluid top-off and oilchanges and stuff like that.Emergency Winter Car Kit“Really, just before all the snow hits,just take it in for an inspectionand get everything checked over.Get your tires checked over and getyour oil changed,”Cody Dietrich Tireman General Service Technician
BG & BGSUUPCOMINGNovember 10, 2021 PAGE 4Y URLIFE Falcon 4 EntertainmentYour weekly recommendation of a movie,book, TV show and albumEVENTSAmelia Roberts Lifestyle Channel DirectorWednesday, Nov 10thMovie:VETERANS MEMORIALDEDICATIONCARILLON PARK// 2PMWednesday, Nov 10thFAS: LAURAMELTONPIANISTBRYAN RECITAL HALL// 8PMFriday, Nov 12thPROFESSIONALHEADSHOT HOURSFREE DROP-IN HOURSBTSU, SUITE 225// 1PMBook:‘Someone Great’ (2019)This is my favorite movie. It’scomforting to watch and nevergets old. The movie is about Jenny,a journalist in her late 20’s who isbroken up with by her boyfriend ofnine years. The breakup was a productof Jenn getting her dream job, on theother side of the country. The dayafter the breakup, Jenny calls herbest friends, Blair and Erin, who dropwhat they’re doing to help their bestiethrough this heartbreak. And thatincludes going to a big concert andclub event called Neon Classic. Thetrio prepare for the night, scramblingfor tickets, drugs, clothes all whiledealing with their own problems intheir romantic relationships. I promiseyou, if you need a movie that you canwatch a million times and it nevergets old, this is it. It’s romantic andheartbreaking all while being hilariousand realistic. And it’s the perfect moviefor a girl’s night in.‘Get Your Sh*t Together‘by Sarah Knight (2016)When I first read the title of the book,I was a bit surprised. It’s not often yousee self-help books that are cursingon the cover. I’m not a fan of self-helpbooks, however, the title intriguedme. I picked up the book and readthe line that made me buy it. It was,“[.] this is not a traditional self-helpbook. It’s more of a let-me-help-youhelp-yourself-help book.” I was sold.The author comes off as charmingand realistic, while still being able tohelp you help yourself. It’s an easyread, and I can confidently say thatreading it and applying the ideasfrom it to my own life has made areally big, positive impact on my life.The book is available on Amazon,as well as in stores such as Target. Ifyou enjoy it, check out the authorsother books, “Calm the F*ck Down,”and “The Life Changing Magic of NotGiving a F*ck.”TV Show:‘You’ (2018-)The third season of the Netflixoriginal series “You” starring PennBadgley and Victoria Pedretti wasreleased Oct. 15. Since its release,similar to the main character Joe,fans have become obsessed. Myselfincluded. If you haven’t seen thethird season, spoilers ahead! Thethird season shows Joe and Loveliving their new suburban life withtheir new baby, Henry. All seemsperfect, until both Joe and Love areunfaithful, resulting in murder fromboth parties. The show is interesting,and keeps you guessing what isgoing to happen next. It has sex,violence, romance, and often timesthe three are intertwined. If you’relooking for a chilling show to watch,check out You on Netflix.Album:‘Red (Taylor’s Version)‘by Taylor Swift (2021)All anyone in my circle can talkabout is the release of “Red (Taylor’sVersion),” by Taylor Swift on Nov. 12.If you’re unaware of the situation,Scooter Braun royally screwed TaylorSwift over and made a profit out ofher creativity and hard work. Withoutgetting into the entire situation,Swift now has to re-record all ofher previous albums. And whilethe situation is frustrating, fans arestanding by Swift and supportingher more than ever. And all anyonewho’s interested in Swift’s music cantalk about is this release, happeningthis Friday. Especially a 10-minuteversion of the popular song “All TooWell.” I personally cannot wait topretend I’m heartbroken, and singmy heart out to this song and I knowI’m not alone in that.Friday, Nov 12thMCMASTERSERIES: CANTUSMENS ACAPPELLA ENSEMBLEKOBACKER HALL// 8PMTuesday, Nov 16thHARVEST FESTFALCON SQUARE, NORTHBUILDING // 11:30PMTuesday, Nov 16thFALCONSGIVINGTHE OAKS// 6PMFor More Informationon The Arts, Theatre,Musical Arts, and OtherEvents visit the following: EVENTS.BGSU.EDU DOWNTOWNBGOHIO.ORGbgnews101 Kuhlin CenterBowling Green State UniversityBowling Green, Ohio 43403Email: andbail@bgsu.eduWebsite: bgfalconmedia.comAdvertising: 101 Kuhlin CenterPhone: (720) 219-5947ANDREW BAILEYEDITOR-IN-CHIEFMEGAN FINKEMANAGING EDITORDESIGNERS:ALEX PETERSONKYLE NELSONMARISSA HURDTYLER HASULTIM RICKETTSHANNAH MCFARLAND
November 10, 2021 PAGE 5Y URPEOPLELIFE Falcon 4 NewsONTHEMaisy Rogers ReporterHouse SpecialElection ResultsWood Countylocal election resultsA special election was held on Nov. 2 for Ohio’s 11th and 15th CongressionalDistrict seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. Special elections, alsoknown as by-elections, are used to fill major offices left vacant betweengeneral elections.The special election for the 11th Congressional District seat was calledwith the confirmation of Marcia Fudge as secretary of housing and urbandevelopment in President Biden’s administration. The seat was won byDemocratic candidate Shontel Brown, winning a large majority of 81.7% ofvotes cast against Republican candidate Laverne Gore.The 15th Congressional District’s special election was called after theresignation of Steve Stivers, who left the position to become president andCEO of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. Republican candidate Mike Careywon the seat from Democratic candidate Allison Russo with 58.3% ofthe vote.This year’s election came to a close and in Wood County 23.32% ofregistered voters casted their vote. There are just about 92,300 registeredvoters in this county, exactly 21,520 votes were cast.On Nov. 15 the Board of Election will meet to certify provisional ballotsand meet again, two days later on Nov. 17 they will meet for electioncertification. Meetings are held in the Board of Elections Offices conferenceroom at 8:30 a.m.Absentee Ballots that are received as the polls close, will be included inthe results of the election.Results posted thus far are un-official and do not include provisionalballots cast. These ballots will be included in the final count and will beaccepted up to 21 days after the election. Write-in votes are only countablefor those who are registered to be write-in candidates.Astroworld casualtiesOn Nov. 8, eight people were killed and many more were injured in a massstage rush at Travis Scott’s Astroworld at NRG Park in Houston, Texas. Allvictims identified so far are under 30 years old, with two being minors.Among the injured is a 9-year-old boy, who is now in a medically-inducedcoma at Texas Children’s Hospital. Concertgoers recalled being pushed,falling, passing out and being trampled amidst the panic in their accountsto Houston authorities. Many are not shocked at the violent event as in 2019three people were hospitalized after being trampled at Astroworld.The official Astroworld Festival’s put out a statement on Twitter the nightof the incident, canceling the Saturday lineup and sending condolencesto the families of the victims. The organizers of the festival, Live NationEntertainment and Scoremore holdings, are being sued along with TravisScott, Drake and NRG Park’s management.City Council Ward One:Mark Hanson (R): 36.45%Nick Rubando (D): 63.55% -WCity Council Ward Two:Joel O’Dorisio (D)What is the key toBGSU beating Toledoin the I-75 game?JILLIANBAKOSSOPHOMORESocial Work“(McDonald) has to be onpoint with his passing andthe defense has to be ontheir game.”ANGELOBARNESFRESHMANUndecidedCity Council Ward Three:Tony Hunter (R): 43.40%Rachel Phipps (D): 56.60% -W“Working hard andstaying focused are thefactors that will help uswin against Toledo.”City Council Ward Four:William Herald (R): 58.32% -WSandra Rowland (D): 41.68%PHOTO BY KEVIN STEWARTThousands ofmigrants at PolandBelarus borderTensions have been rising at the Belarusian-Polish border betweenBelarusian migrants and Polish border guards for months. Over 9,000Polish troops mobilized to the border as more and more Belarusians seekto illegally cross into the country. Over 16,000 illegal attempts to cross theborder have been made since August, and a third of those were made inthe last month, according to CNN and Poland’s border patrol. The situationcontinues to escalate as more than 1,000 migrants have been directlyescorted to the Belarusian-Polish border by Belarusian authorities.European officials from nations bordering Belarus, like the primeministers of Poland and Lithuania, have accused Belarusian PresidentAlexander Lukashenko of manufacturing the migrant crisis by pushingMiddle Eastern and African refugees to other European countries.This comes after the installment of economic sanctions on Belarus bythe European Union amongst accusations against Lukashenko of stealingthe presidential election and multiple human rights violations.PHOTO COURTESY OF FRANK SCHWICHTENBERG VIA WIKIMEDIA stration“I think BG is going tobeat Toledo by stayingunited and making abunch of touchdowns.”MATTALLISSOPHOMOREMarketing“The key to beating Toledo isto come out with a strong rungame to set up the passinggame for Matt McDonald.”
n BGSU women’s soccer wins fourth straight MACchampionship, take NCAA tournament bidSPORTSBGSU women’s soccer teammates celebrate winning the MAC championshipNovember 10, 2021 PAGE 6n Battle of I-75: BGSU football plays to tie 40-41-4series record, keep bowl eligibility alivePHOTO BY MALLORY HISERPHOTO BY MALLORY HISERBACK2BACK2BACK2BACKWomen's soccer wins 4th straight MAC Championship, gets NCAA bidFBRANDON LOE FALCON MEDIA SPORTS DIRECTORor the fourth consecutiveseason, the Mid-AmericanConference Tournament washeld in Bowling Green. Thesemifinal round took placeon Nov. 4 at Cochrane Stadium.This would be followed by thechampionship on Nov. 7.In the first match of the day,top-seeded Bowling Green tookdown four-seeded Buffalo bya score of 1-0 to secure a spotin the championship. The 2021championship marks the fifthconsecutive appearance in thefeature event for the Falcons.In the nightcap of the semifinalround, a high-scoring matchbetween Kent State and Ohioended in a 3-2 victory for KentState. This would mark the GoldenFlashes return to the feature for thefirst time since their tournamentchampionship in 2016. However,late in the contest goalkeeperSarah Melén was issued a red card,disqualifying her from the remainderof the contest and the GoldenFlashes’ next game which would be“We’re a good team,we’ve got good players,they work hardand we just gotta keepdoing what we’re doingas we get ready forthe NCAA Tournament.“— Jimmy Walker —Head Soccer Coachthe MAC Championship.In the regular season matchup,Bowling Green defeated Kent State3-2 at Nix Stadium in Kent, Ohio.That contest featured goals fromBGSU’s Audrey Shea, Lacee Betheaand Madi Wolfbauer with KSU goalscoming from Karly Hellstrom andCameron Shedenhelm, who wouldend as the MAC’s highest scoring duofor the 2021 season.The championship match was offto a quick start as Bowling Green’sNikki Cox put the Falcons on theboard first with a goal just six anda half minutes into the game. TheFalcons would continue to control alarge portion of time of possessionin the first half although Kent State’sCameron Shedenhelm did haveopportunities to score.In the second half the Falconsgot off to a slow start but that allchanged when Audrey Shea scored aheader off a corner kick 69 minutesinto the match. Shortly followingShea’s goal, Lacee Bethea scoredwhat would prove to be the final goalof the match sealing a 3-0 victory forBowling Green.Bowling Green Head CoachJimmy Walker talked about his teamfollowing the victory.“We’re a good team, we’ve gotgood players, they work hard andwe just gotta keep doing what we’redoing as we get ready for the NCAATournament,” Walker said.Following the match, theconference tournament team wasannounced and awards presented.The team consisted of four Falcons:Nikki Cox, Audrey Shea, Madi CONTINUED ON PAGE 7— P L AY E R O F T H E W E E K —LACEE BETHEABRANDON LOEFALCON MEDIA SPORTS DIRECTORBowling Green women’s soccersophomore, Lacee Bethea has hither stride at the right time. Betheahas scored seven goals for theFalcons this season and two ofthem have come in the past week.Bethea scored the game-winninggoal in the Falcons Mid-AmericanConference semifinal match againstBuffalo last Thursday. Then scoredthe final goal in the Falcons 3-0victory over Kent State in the MACChampionship game on Sunday.Following the conclusion of theconference title game, Bethea wasawarded MVP of the Tournamentfor her outstanding play. Thenon Monday, Bethea also madeheadlines as she earned honors bybeing selected to the College SoccerNews National Team of the Week.Bethea has used her speed toexcel as a forward attacker forBGSU women’s soccer team thisseason, registering the secondhighest goal total on the team.She also has the ability to stop ona dime in effort to create spacebetween herself and defenderswhich create opportunities forboth herself and her teammates.
November 3, 2021 PAGE 7SPORTSUPCOMINGEVENTS:BGSU women'ssoccer winsfourth straightMACChampionshipWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10THVS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6Wolbauer and Lacee Bethea.Bethea also earned TournamentMVP honors after registering agoal in both the semifinal and finalmatches.The win marked Bowling Green’sfourth consecutive season ofwinning both the regular season andtournament championship. It is alsothe Falcons sixth MAC tournamentvictory which is the highest total ofany team in the conference.Along with the Conference title,is an automatic bid to the NCAATournament, which will kick off thisFriday. The Falcons had to wait untilthe selection show Monday eveningto find out who their opponentwould be.The selection show on NCAA.comrevealed that the Falcons would headto Ann Arbor to take on the MichiganWolverines whom they have alreadyplayed once this season. In the firstmatchup the Wolverines topped theFalcons 2-1, but a lot has changedfor both sides since non-conferenceplay in August.BGSU sixth year senior, RachelMuller gave her thoughts on theFalcons Tournament matchup beingjust up the road in Ann Arbor.“Being so close, it’s gonna begreat to have all the support, family,friends, alumni, fellow studentathletes. It’s really exciting to knowwhat kind of support we’re gonnaget,” she said.Kickoff for the first round match isset for 6pm EST on Friday, November12th. Tickets for the game can bepurchased on the University ofMichigan Athletics website, or at thegate on Friday.BGSU VS. UT // 7PMFOOTBALL *BATTLE OF I-75PHOTO BY STEPHEN LINSKY87TH BATTLE OF I-75Falcons look to tie series against ToledoREESE LANNON REPORTERThe BGSU Falcons footballteam looks to keep their shotat bowl eligibility alive onNov. 10, as they take on rivalToledo in the Battle of I-75.The Falcons (3-6) are fresh offa bye week, following a surpriseupset victory over Buffalo on Oct.30. The Rockets (4-5) have beenreeling lately, losing three out oftheir last four games including aheartbreaking 52-49 loss at EasternMichigan last Tuesday, Nov. 2.This will be the 87th meetingin the series history, with Toledoholding the slimmest of edges witha 41-40-4 series record over theFalcons, who have the opportunityto re-tie the series with a victory.Toledo has dominated the rivalrysince 2010, as they have won tenout of the last eleven meetings, andtrounced the Falcons in the GlassBowl last year by a score of 38-3.Bowling Green hopes to stay alivefor bowl eligibility, as they sit at 3-6and need a minimum of six winsto qualify for a bowl game. Gettingthere would mean a win over Toledo,a win at Miami on Nov. 16 and awin over Ohio at home on Nov. 26.The Falcons sit at the bottom of theMAC as well at 1-4 overall, but thewin over Buffalo was a step in theright direction, as it was their firstconference win since 2019.NumbersBY THEAfter over 100 years of rivalry, BGSUtakes on the University of Toledotonight, at 7pm to carry on the Battleof I-75 tradition at the Doyt. PHOTO BYBGSU ATHLETICS2011The Battle of I-75 trophywas made and replacedthe Peace PipeTrophy afterit was retiredin 2010.As for Toledo, this season hasbeen fairly disappointing as JasonCandle’s squad was expected to winthe Mid-American Conference’sWest Division, but sit at just 4-5 (2-3MAC). They need to win two moregames to get to a bowl game, but itshouldn’t be too tough of a task asthey travel to Bowling Green beforeheading to Athens to take on Ohio,on Nov. 16, and then host Akron Nov.27, to cap off the year. All three ofthose squads have a combined sevenwins on the year.Bowling Green’s offense, whichhad been fairly stagnant all year,turned the page against Buffalo andscored 56 points, and Falcon fanshope that is signs of things to come.Falcon quarterback Matt McDonaldthrew for 263 yards and scored fivetotal touchdowns against Buffalo.On the year McDonald sits at over2000 yards and a 10-7 touchdown tointerception ratio. When going to theair, Austin Osborne (48 receptions,393 yards, one touchdown), ChristianSims (34-367-2) and Tyrone Broden(31-543-5) have represented solidtargets. Broden in particular was ahuge part of the win over Buffalohauling in passes for over 100 yardsand two scores. Expect the Falcons tothrow early and often against a solidRocket defense.40-41-4Toledo narrowly leadsthe Battle of I-75rivalry.20midistancebetweenBG and UT campuses.Toledo might have a losingrecord, but they have had one ofthe better offenses in the country.Carter Bradley began the year as thequarterback, and while he wasn’tbad by any stretch, the Rocketsswitched over to DeQuan Finn inOct. and he has been a good dualthreat quarterback for Toledo (1200yards passing, 8-1 touchdown tointerception ratio, 348 yards rushing,six touchdowns). Bryant Koback isprobably the Rockets biggest weaponas the running back has racked upover 800 yards and the ground andalmost 250 yards receiving with ninetotal touchdowns. Devin Maddoxis the go-to guy for Finn, as he hashauled in 31 passes for 478 yards andthree touchdowns.The Falcons defense startedoff very strong, including a greatperformance against Minnesota, butthey have been back on their heelslately. They rank 103rd in the countryin scoring defense and 87th inyards per play. They also have beenbrutally bad on third down (100th inthe country) and red zone defense(115th in the country). LinebackerDarren Anders has been a breakoutstar for the Falcons on defense,recording a MAC-best 91 tackles with8.5 for loss and three sacks.Read the rest at bgfalconmedia.comFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12THBGSU VS. NCAA GREAT LAKESREGIONAL (ANGEL MOUNDS)WOMENS & MENS XC // 12PMEVANSVILLE, INSUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14THBGSU VS. CHAMPIONSHIPMAC TOURNAMENTMENS SOCCER // 1PMDEKALB, ILVSBGSU VS. IUPUI // 2PMWOMENS BASKETBALLFOR MOREVISIT:BGFALCONMEDIA.COM FOR BGNEWS AND MORE INFOWBGU-FM 88.1 BROADCASTING TO BGAND OTHER SURROUNDING AREASBGSUFALCONS.COM FOR BGSUATHLETIC EVENTS AND TICKET SALES1955-1966 102yrs12-game winning streak for theFalcons took place in thelate ’50s into the ’60s.2019BGSU tied upthe battle, 40-40-4marking the100-year anniversary.One of the longest lastingrivalrys in the MAC.
BG NEWSbgnewsBUCKETLIST 2021November 10, 2021 PAGE 8 Get help at theLearning Commons Try the Bubble Teaat Lola’s Yogurt Have a Starshipdeliver your foodThe semester is almost over,and it’s not a bad idea to gethelp from the LearningCommons for thoseon-the-fence grades.Head over to JeromeLibrary for free tutoring,academic coaching andmore from the Learning Commmons.Take a trip to downtown BG,where one of the best froyoplaces sits on the corner at183 S. Main St.Not only do they offer avariety of frozen yogurtflavors, but are known fortheir delicious bubble tea.Place an order via Starship Deliveriesto dine from over 10 eaterieson-campus, and variousrestaruants from aroundtown. Just drop a pin,and watch the interactivemap as the robot makes itsway to you.FORRENT319 E. WOOSTER ST.SIGNINGLEASES FOR2022/2023BOWLING GREEN419-352-6553COMPLETE RENTALLISTINGS AVAILABLEIN OUR RENTAL OFFICEOR ONLINEnnnnnnOPPORTUNITYClose to CampusApartments - Efficiencies 1 & 2 BedroomFurnished/Unfurnished3-4 Bedroom HousesPets Allowed at some locationsCall our rental office to schedule showings319 E. Wooster Street Across from Taco BellMonday to Friday - 8:30 to 5:30 Saturday - 9:00 to 3:00419.352.6553 www.johnnewloverealestate.com1. Small drum6. Small island10. Spouse14. Bay window15. Half-moon tide16. Frozen17. A pinnacle of ice18. Against19. Novice20. Severe22. Burrowing marine mollusk23. Before, poetically24. Kind of alcohol26. Wound30. Poison plant32. Child of a male horse andfemale donkey33. Besmirch37. Away from the wind38. Relating to a city39. .62.63.64.1. Nonsense (British)2. Region3. Ethiopian monetary unit4. Its symbol is Pb5. A pseudoscience6. Absurd7. Transmit8. Tardy9. Outbreak10. Sorcery11. In a cold manner12. Not domesticated13. Biblical kingdom36. Hearing organs21. Genus of macaws38. Dairy25. Children's game26. Part of a comparison 41. Biblical boat42. Atomizer27. Anger44. Very Important28. AgainPerson29. Jobless45. Floral leaf30. One more than 646. Give a speech31. Module47. Typefaces33. Water barrier48. Vipers34. Car50. Double-reed35. Tall woody plantwoodwind51. Midday52. Hubs53. Angers54. Ardor19th century riding coat55. Feudal workerLaterPrimpVotes that block a decisionA type of danceConiferous treeRelating to aircraftFully and exclusively controlRemainBlack, in poetryOpen skin infectionsHeadPart of a plantSeaSleighCravingsFine thread
The Undergraduate Student . Government unanimously passed . Senate Resolution 06 to have BGSU create accessible and affordable breast cancer screenings for students. S.R. 06 is titled “A Resolution Formally Supporting Ohio House Bill . 371 and Advocating for Accessible . and Affordable Breast Cancer Screenings.” HB 371 supports more cost-
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Robert King and Albert Woodfox. Excellent facilities The School is based in the John Foster Building on the Mount Pleasant campus and here you’ll find high specification learning and teaching rooms, lecture theatres and a large IT suite. The building itself, a former convent, has a fascinating history and many of its original features remain, including the Moot Room which hosts large .
