I Don't Wanna
Mar. 10, 2005Those who have read my column at The Post Online have noticed my approach to information gathering: the Internet. But that's not credible
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Rapper matures, gets personal on 3rd album
Mar. 10, 2005Jesty Beatz wanted to prove that he was more than just a producer, and after listening to his third album, We Run Blocks: Jack City
Proposed state budget for 2006-07
Mar. 10, 2005Gov. Bob Taft's proposed state budget for fiscal year 2006-07 would cut state income tax rates by 21 percent and reduce money for local government funds by as much as 20 percent in Athens.
Athens police to invest in new alcohol detectors
Mar. 10, 2005The Athens Police Department might soon have a new weapon in their alcohol enforcement arsenal.
Ohio plays host to Virginia
Mar. 10, 2005Bobcats look to bring record to 2-3 before playing first road game of season by Michelle Munoz After a hard 16-3 loss to No. 3 Northwestern, the Ohio lacrosse team will get back into competition this weekend with a home game against Virginia Tech.
U.S. troops kill Italian agent at security post
Mar. 10, 2005BAGHDAD, Iraq -The temporary road checkpoint where American troops mistakenly killed an Italian intelligence agent last week was set up to provide extra security for U.S. Ambassador John Negroponte, a U.S. Embassy official said yesterday.
Mobile home taxes
Mar. 10, 2005More than 1,400 mobile home owners in Athens County owe back taxes for their mobile homes. The 232 of those owners who owed more than $1,000 received a letter late last month from ¥Athens County Prosecutor C. David Warren warning them that they had 10 days to design a payment plan with the Athens County treasurer's office or they would have an action filed against them in common pleas court.
Proposal could slash literacy funding
Mar. 10, 2005Ohio's Adult Basic Literacy Education program might have its budget slashed by 75 percent when President Bush releases the final version of his proposed budget.
4 years gone all too quickly for Percival, sports writer
Mar. 10, 2005KENT -Our time as sportswriters to glimpse through the portal of an athlete's career is microscopic.
Music trends noted
Mar. 10, 2005Music from many genres has contributed to the past 35 years of music at Ohio University. Folk music was popular in the 1970s, pop and punk in the '80s, and hip hop in the late '90s.
Softball team travels to South Carolina for Ringor Invitational
Mar. 10, 2005The Ohio softball team is in Rock Hill, S.C., this weekend for the Winthrop/Ringor Invitational Tournament.
Web site's gimmicks could be effective
Mar. 9, 2005Having read and heard a number of things recently about the new front door
Ban could give artists more than a bad rap
Mar. 9, 2005NEW YORK -The Rev. Al Sharpton is putting in his two cents about the latest drama involving 50 Cent.
Women's basketball stopped short in MAC quarter finals
Mar. 9, 2005CLEVELAND -Before last night's Mid-American Conference Tournament's quarterfinal, the Ohio women's basketball team knew ¥Melissa DeGrate as the fourth-leading scorer and the First-Team member. After a 93-74 loss last night, they knew her as the player who almost single-handedly ended their season.
Loss to Flashes nothing new for Bobcats
Mar. 9, 2005Luck was not with the Ohio women's basketball team when it was scheduled to face Kent State in the quarterfinals of the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
OU's 'cookie-cutter' image is frustrating
Mar. 9, 2005Ordinary: commonplace, unexceptional; customary, usual, normal (Webster's Dictionary).
Last words after a controversial quarter
Mar. 9, 2005I tried to resist writing about how this is my last column, and how I want to leave everyone with one final word, but I don't think I have succeeded. For some reason, I have this uncontrollable urge to offend as many people as I can before I leave school -just for good measure, of course.
Nelsonville-York grant-funded jobs at risk
Mar. 9, 2005The Nelsonville-York High School cafeteria was filled with concerned faculty at the Nelsonville-York City School District School Board meeting last night. The reason for their appearance was Superintendent Ted Bayat's recommendation that 10 positions in the district be eliminated.
