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2009-11-26T05:10:51Z

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BGSU rugby

2009-10-26T13:48:57Z

It's garbage that the rugby team doesn't get more coverage in this newspaper. When I look at the sports pages all I see is articles about all these teams (football, soccer, hockey, the list goes on) that, quite frankly, suck. Yet our rugby team is undefeated, and we are lucky if we get more than a little two paragraph article. It's not like we have an undefeated record because we play a bunch of nobies. Some of the teams we have beaten this year include michigan state, purdue, and notre dame. I would bet money that the BGSU football team wouldn't beat any of these schools' football teams. I speculate that rugby is a club sport here at BGSU, rather than a varsity sport, because rugby is a relatively unkown sport in America. However, ask yourself, who does a better job of representing the university: teams that get beat a lot (football, hockey, soccer), or a team that is undefeated on the season (rugby)? We wear a falcon on our jerseys just like any varsity sport, and our accomplishments are remarkable, yet it is as if we are shunned away into a corner.

Falcon Football

2009-09-21T19:46:53Z

When are we going to get writers who actually appear to support Falcon football? There were at least two articles about the defensive ends from Troy and how tough they were...and once they beat them where were the ones saying our tackles handled it?

Plus with article titles like "Falcons blow early lead, fall to No. 25 Missouri" and "Final score not the only thing that didn't go right for BG in loss to Missouri" it seems like our writers are more in favor of Missouri than the school they attend. When students read that sort of thing it doesn't help encourage support for our team. For every good thing that is written their is 3 negative. Who is paying these people anyway? I sure hope the university isn't because I'm sure there is better out there for any sort of money.

New campus column?

2009-04-06T14:09:07Z

I was curious about how one gets started writing a column for the paper - do students/faculty generally have to have written other things (general reporting) first, or can they just pitch an idea and it will get taken up?

For example, I was thinking it would be great to have a monthly (or something? weekly?) feminist column, something perhaps written by a revolving group of self-identified feminist students, faculty and staff at BGSU. Would there be any interest in this type of column? The campus in general isn't a particularly women- or feminist-friendly space, and I think for those students who are interested in feminist issues, it'd be a welcome source of discussion and information (and could probably get the paper some good PR, if word got out on the feminist blogosphere that BG had a feminist column). Who should one talk to? Would it be possible to have a group-authored column, instead of just one individual (so that instead of citing Katie So-and-so, it'd list GWC or BG Feminists or whoever)?

Q's for USG candidates

2009-03-23T22:43:06Z

Elections for USG representatives are coming up the week of March 30-April 3. On Wednesday, March 25 at 7:30 p.m. in Olscamp 111 you can see the presidential and vice-presidential candidates discuss their platforms, experience and answer your questions. Students unable to attend the debate, but are interested in submitting questions can post them in the here before Tuesday evening. Video from the debate will be available on BG Views following the debate.

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2008-09-18T03:10:40Z

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2008-09-18T02:50:00Z

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