Today's Edition:
Monday, April 22, 2002
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John McGann/ For The
Post
Ohio University senior dance major Anya Porter, center, demonstrates
dance moves to Zebulon Thobaben, left, Pasha Prakasa, right,
and the rest of the class during Breakshop, a class on hip-hop
and break dancing in Putnam Hall this past Saturday.
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Contestants
get messy to raise research money
by Rachel Wilson / For The Post
Thunderstorms and giant rain puddles Saturday could not stop
Ohio University’s chapter of Sigma Kappa sorority from raising thousands
of dollars for Alzheimer’s research using Jell-O, shaving cream
and bananas....continued
Alternative
media exec to present Sept. 11 videos
by Robin Burfield / For The
Post
Since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, traditional media
outlets have been flooded with now-familiar images and reactions
from people living in the aftermath. Now Athens residents have an
opportunity to see reactions and opinions about Sept. 11 from a
different perspective....continued
Democrats
voice views on education, health care
by Natalie Long / For the Post
The three Democratic candidates running for the 92nd
Ohio House District may be from different backgrounds, but their
platforms for the May 7 primary are the same....continued
Online service compares
college textbook prices
by Casey Clapper/Staff Writer
With many college students turning to the Internet
to find textbooks at low prices, one company is offering a price
comparison service to save students time...continued
Recruiters solicit help
via OU classrooms
by Philip Ewing/ For The Post
Ohio University instructors can allow whoever
they want to come into their classes, whether visitors are guest
speakers or recruiters from outside companies... continued
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Michel Euler/
Associated Press
French National Front president candidate Jean-Marie
Le Pen raises his arms after singing the French
National anthem, at his campaign headquarters
in Saint Cloud, near Paris, yesterday. Le Pen
received 18 percent of the vote in the round in
France behind incumbent conservative Jacque Chirac.
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Offense
gets Green light in spring game win
by Joe Arnold / Staff Writer
The Ohio football team’s season opener against Pittsburgh
is still four and a half months away, but the intensity associated
with the first game of the season was not lost on coach Brian
Knorr during Saturday’s annual Green and White game....continued
Bobcats
swept on road trip
The Ohio softball team entered the weekend looking to make
a statement in the Mid-American Conference. It left the weekend
quietly....continued
Not a
sweet repeat for Ohio track
by Jonathan Kane / Staff Writer
Back-to-back Southern Cup championships were not in store
for the Ohio men’s and women’s track and field teams this weekend....continued
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Ohio
pitching falters in MAC home opener against Akron
by Lonnie McMillan / Staff Writer
The Ohio baseball team managed one win in three attempts against
the Akron Zips this weekend. The Bobcats gave up 31 runs in three
games in its Mid-American Conference home opener....continued
Lacrosse secures first winning record
by Blake Whitney / Staff Writer
After experiencing the heartbreak of
losing in the final seconds April 12 against Northwestern, the Ohio
lacrosse team made sure there would be no last-second losses this
weekend. The Bobcats blasted non Niagara 16-6 and Canisius 19-1
in non-conference action....continued
Golfers endure rough weekend
After a weekend of cold, wet weather,
the Ohio men’s and women’s golf teams return to Athens with 10th
and 12th place finishes, respectively....continued
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