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Mr. Right: Candidates must respect the outcome of primaries

Feb. 28, 2008

By Tuesday we could have a clearer picture of who the Democratic presidential candidate will be, but the Democratic race is likely to take us all the way to the party convention this summer. Why? For starters, the primaries aren't over: Pennsylvania alone has a total of 158 pledged delegates, and its primary won't be held until April 22. There are also the Michigan and Florida primaries to consider. Because both states moved their primaries to earlier dates in violation of party rules, they were stripped of their voting delegates at the Democratic convention. This decision remains controversial, and if the delegates' voting privileges are reinstated, they will be in Hillary Clinton's corner. It goes without saying that the inclusion of these delegate-rich states could change the outcome of the primaries.

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Women's Basketball: Bobcats begin crucial road trip

Feb. 28, 2008

It isn't do-or-die time yet for Lauren Kohn and the Bobcats, but it's pretty close.

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Your Turn: HDL Center purchase practical

Feb. 27, 2008

The letter in the Friday, Feb. 22 Post, OU 'outwitted' when it comes to HDL Center

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Janet Jackson 'barely' present on album, studio techniques dominate 'Discipline'

Feb. 27, 2008

The modern world is always looking for the newest way to do less work. Video conferences, e-mail and iTunes allow youto live without really having a life.

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The Other Side: Dads key to child's success

Feb. 27, 2008

The verdict is in: Dads do matter. Two weeks ago, Swedish researchers released a massive study ' covering 22,300 individual sets of data, gathered from 1987 to 2007 ' which found that active father figures play a key role in reducing behavior problems in boys and psychological problems in young women.

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Can Americans really trust Obama?

Feb. 27, 2008

Can we put our faith in a rookie politician to become president of the United States? Someone who stated he is willing to meet separately

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Brunner to discuss elections at OU-Eastern

Feb. 27, 2008

The Ohio Secretary of State is coming to Ohio University's Eastern campus in St. Clairsville to present information about a voting machine study and to listen to voter feedback.

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Chelsea Clinton to support mom with Baker visit

Feb. 27, 2008

Not to be outdone by her father's campaign efforts, Chelsea Clinton will speak on behalf of her mother, Sen. Hillary Clinton, at 11:45 today at an informal forum in the Billiards Lounge on Baker Center's first floor.

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Pat Kelly is the 'change needed' in Athens

Feb. 27, 2008

Over the past couple of years, the current administration at the sheriff's office has racked up a quarter million in lawsuits. Athens County is one of the poorest communities in Ohio; can we really afford more lawsuits? Under the current administration, these events will probably occur again. This money could be used to work toward fixing problems within our community, such as homelessness. If Pat Kelly were in office, these things would not happen. Pat Kelly represents the change needed to fix the problems in Athens County. That is why I implore all Democrats to cast your vote for Pat Kelly for Sheriff.

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Adkins has experience needed for commissioner's job

Feb. 27, 2008

I have looked at all the credentials for the seven candidates for Athens County commissioner, and I believe Charlie Adkins is the best qualified.

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Guest speaker to lecture about queer theory

Feb. 27, 2008

The English Department will host guest lecturer Jonathan Alexander, associate professor of English, at the University of California at Irving, today in Ellis 214 at 3 p.m.

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Voters merit honest ads

Feb. 27, 2008

Having once had the honor and privilege of being the Democratic candidate for, and serving as, prosecuting attorney, I'm compelled to comment upon the current primary contest for that office.

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Chelsea Clinton Recap Video

Feb. 27, 2008

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Your Turn: Exercise your right to vote March 4

Feb. 27, 2008

I met Bill Clinton, former President of the United States, yesterday at the Athens Community Center. Many said that they could not miss class, but who would turn down a chance to see our former president and possibly the new First Gentleman in action?

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Hillary Clinton is hypocritical about her political stances

Feb. 27, 2008

Senator Clinton professes to favor discussion of the issues but reacts with fury when called on her positions, inconsistencies and failures.

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Commerce with a cause

Feb. 27, 2008

Athens resident Tara Ball has always been pro-choice, but said she didn't have disposable income to donate to her cause.

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Or Something Like That: Name the night's shuffle something memorable

Feb. 27, 2008

In Athens, we top off the four-day work week with a three-day bender. We drink before we pre-game before we actually drink ' which is usually before we all stumble to drink somewhere else. We forego food so we have money to buy liquor. We invent drinking games for spelling bees and CNN.

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Democratic party representatives to be at forum in Scripps

Feb. 27, 2008

Ohio University's Black Student Communication Caucus will host a forum featuring representatives and students from the Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton campaigns today.

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Information from East Green student senators

Feb. 27, 2008

Although we have made efforts to visit most of your residence halls or contact your hall councils, you apparently don't know who we are. So, allow us to take this time to introduce ourselves. We, Emily Shuki and Matt Tokarsky, are the student representatives from East Green for Student Senate. As we are writing this, we're in the Senate's office in Baker 341, and we're here a lot, so feel free to drop by if you ever have suggestions, complaints or projects for us to work on. We'd love to hear from you.

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Obama 'represents the future'

Feb. 27, 2008

Many political pundits, conservatives in particular, are fond of asserting that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton hold very similar policy positions. It is true that the two candidates share quite a few policy goals, but this is where the similarities end. Only one candidate has consistently spelled out what it takes to turn policy plans into real solutions.