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owling reen police, said hewasnt sure if charges wouldbe pressed against othersi nvo lved .
urns was arrested at 720atton ay, apartment 710. He
could not be reached for com-ment.
Inside linebackers coach Caryarquell declined to comment.
Head coach avid Elson couldnot be reached for comment.
The incident marks theeighth arrest in the past 15months within the athleticsdepartment.
The arrest also comes on theheels of last Tuesdays behav-ior talks, at which an CAArepresentative addressed alco-
hol issues with athletes.
e r a ld r epo r t e r AndrewMcNamara contributed to thisstory.
Reach the reportersat sports wkuherald.com.
e came out strong in thebeginning, uck said. At theend we just let fatigue fall intoplace... In the end, we settleddown and we madesome free throwswhen we neededthem and we found away to win.
uck finishedthe contest with14 po in t s , wh i l esenior guard TifanyZaragoza addeda season-high 12points.
espite Kellysrecord-breaking night from thefree throw stripe, estern hadfree throw woes of its own,
shooting 53 percent (14-26) asa team from the line.
oth teams finished with11 steals, shot 3-14 from threepoint range, and were equal inrebounds, grabbing 34 each.
estern took advantage of envers turnovers, convert-
ing them into 19 points.All the girls said
it was really hard toplay there becauseof the elevation,jun i o r f o rwa rd
adege una said.And it was toughto breathe. ut wefound a way to makeit work.
The win helpedthe Lady Toppersmaintain their sole
possession of second place inthe Sun elt East ivision.
iddle Tennessee State is infirst with a 10-0 mark in confer-ence and a 18-3 overall record.
estern now returns homefor a 7 p.m. Thursday gameagainst Sun elt Conferencenewcomer Louisiana- onroein iddle Arena.
Reach David artenat sports wkuherald.com.
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Publishers Notice: All real estate advertised in this newspaper issubject to the Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal toadvertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination based onrace, color, religion, sex, or national origin, handicapped status,families with children, or any intention to make such a preference,limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowinglyaccept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of thelaw. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertisedin this newspaper are available on an equalopportunity basis. Please notify the Fair HousingCouncil at 502-583-3247 or 1-800-558-3247 if youfeel there has been a violation.
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RESIDENTIAL COUNSELOR FOR SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR GIFTED STUDENTS
Job Description and Qualications
Western Kentucky Universitys Center for Gifted Studies will employ14-16 individuals to serve as residential counselors for the two-week Summer Camp for Academically Talented Middle School Students
(June 10-June 22) and the three-week Summer Program for Verballyand Mathematically Precocious Youth (June 24-July 14). Each
counselor will have direct responsibility for supervising the conductand activities of 12-16 residential students when these students are not
in class. In addition, the counselor staff will be responsible for planning, implementing, and supervising individual and grouprecreational activities for SCATS and VAMPY students in the
evenings and on weekends. The residential counselor staff will work under the direct supervision of Dr. Julia Roberts, Director of The
Center for Gifted Studies, and Mrs. Carolyn Hagaman, Coordinator of Summer Programming.
Because the residential counselors must work closely wi th giftedyoung people and are expected to serve as positive adult role modelsfor these students, individuals selected for these positions must:
Have completed at least one year of college and be enrolled as acollege student or have a college degree.Have demonstrated a high level of academic performance.Be of high moral character.Have had successful experience working with young people.Have recreational interests/skills which can be shared wit h young
people.
Once selected, the individual is responsiblefor submitting a criminal background check.
Residential Counselors will live in the residence hall with thecamp/program students and will work seven days a week.
The salary is $300 per week plus room and meals.
To apply please send resume and cover letter to: Dr. Julia Roberts atThe Center for Gifted Studies or to t he Human Resources Department
at Western Kentucky University.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 15, 2007
All qualied individuals are encouraged to apply including women,minorities, persons with disabilities and disabled veterans.
Western Kentucky University is an Afrmative Action/EqualOpportunity Employer.
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Filmmakers, Actors,Students, etc...
I shot a short lm inBowling Green recently called
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Guys and girls haircuts $5.00.Barber College of South
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Dragons Dream is now Open at850 B 31-W Bypass. Carrying
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items Call 282-3826.
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Crystal Kelly
through 17. The Toppers returnto action Saturday against
Southern Illinois.Two-and -a -ha l f weeks
off, and thats actually good,archionda said. Even on
the guys s i de , I wou ldn tmind having that time off and
not worry about things andworry about the conferencemeet.
archionda knows theycant look too far ahead.
e still have to worry about
SI , so that will b e in the backof our minds this week, hesaid.
Reach Andrew Robinsonat sports wkuherald.com.
Fastest Lady Topper toreach 1,000 points - 51games
ost points by a fresh-man - 57 points
cored third highest sin-gle-season total in schoolhistory - 687 points
Scott McIntyre/ erald Scottsville freshman ndre l oink competes in the fly at the s im teams last home meet on aturday. The s im teamsnext meet is Feb. 3 at the outhern Illinois Invitational in Carbondale, Ill.
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