John McGann/For The Post Athens Police Officers Bastin, left and Braghlin, right patrol Palmer Street Saturday evening at Palmerfest.

Council candidate will give electric proposal at meeting
by Erin Senff / Staff Writer
An Athens City Council candidate will present a plan at council's meeting tonight that he says will give more buying power to Athens' electric consumers.... continued

Grover Center set to be finished by end of May
by Kara McDonald / For The Post
Grover Center has been through many changes.... continued

Sunshine Anderson sings soul
In a world of Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, half-naked women and gangs of pop stars there is Sunshine Anderson's debut album, Your Woman, which takes us back to the basics.... continued

"Funny guys" celebrate final moments
by Tiffany Royal / Staff Writer
In what they dubbed their final show at Ohio University, Four Funny Guys and Matt left their mark in Athens with pantyhose and dinosaurs.... continued

'We're So Famous' not flying to fame
by Holly Schreiber / For The Post
The new book by Jaime Clark, We're So Famous, has its charming moments, but it isn't famously well written.... continued

McVeigh re-evaluates his decision to be executed
by Brigitte Greenberg / The Associated Press
WASHINGTON - Timothy McVeigh's lawyers said yesterday that he is re-evaluating his position on wanting to be executed after learning the FBI failed to disclose evidence in the Oklahoma City bombing case.... continued

Palmerfest a success
by Rosie Lukanc and Natalie Myers / For The
Post
Despite gusting winds, sound system problems, missing audio technicians and a shrinking party area, Palmerfest 2001 was a Saturday filled with water-gun wars, enthusiastic musicians, shopping carts full of alcohol and flying couches.... continued

Student senators elected differently throughout Ohio
by Erica Ryan / Staff Writer
Campus Editor's Note: This is the first article in a week-long series about Ohio University's Student Senate elections. The Post will cover the parties' platforms in-depth in Tuesday's edition.
While the Vision and Strive parties continue to battle for support in the Ohio University Student Senate election on May 17, newly elected student government leaders across Ohio already are adapting to their new roles.... continued

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Bobcats reborn with wins over Huskies
by Anthony Castrovince / Staff Writer
It was not long ago - just over two weeks to be exact - that the Ohio baseball team was on the fast track to an uncharacteristically early end to its season.... continued

Ohio track fine tunes for MACs
by Steph Woody / Staff Writer
Sometimes the toughest competition is against one's self. This was the case for the Ohio track and field teams Saturday at the Ohio Open, in which former team members returned to Athens to compete.... continued

Falcons' bats explode, eliminate Bobcats
by Joe Arnold / Staff Writer
Having dropped a heartbreaking 5-4 loss in its opening game of the Mid-American Conference Tournament to Kent State on Thursday, the Ohio softball team sought redemption and a second chance against Bowling Green on Friday. The result was a disappointing, 10-inning loss and an early trip home.... continued