Point/Counterpoint: Jon Stewart and fake news
Oct. 17, 2004Stewart's show informs, takes some edge off media
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Choose Ward for experience
Oct. 17, 2004For judge of the Athens County Common Pleas Court, a man with experience, tact and attention to detail is needed. In the race between incumbent Republican Mike Ward and Democratic challenger Robert Shostak, it is fairly clear that Ward is the best choice.
OU investigating lights
Oct. 14, 2004Ohio University Police Department, facilities management and Student Senate investigated lighting around campus this week after concern from students.
Voter registration card a necessity
Oct. 14, 2004Your headline story (Secretary of State criticized for restricting voters) on Wednesday, Oct. 6, makes imperative that every voter have in hand his/her voter registration card on November 2nd. Don't leave home without it!
Play shows reactions to hate crime
Oct. 14, 2004Ten actors from the Ohio University School of Theater play the parts of 70 different characters in The Laramie Project
T-shirts raise LGBT awareness, garner support
Oct. 14, 2004Ohio University junior Nicole Long will not stand for being considered a Second Class Citizen.
Former OU worker praised
Oct. 14, 2004On Sunday, family and friends will honor the life of Ohio University graduate and employee Margaret Keehne Maggie Davis.
Issue 2 could stop building
Oct. 14, 2004The proposed building moratorium for the Nov. 2 ballot could halt the construction of a cardiovascular and diabetes center at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, the third phase of their four-phase expansion project.
'Punchcard Park' requires extra attention to upkeep
Oct. 14, 2004Tedious chores, such as mowing the backyard, might not be so bad after all.
Don't be afraid: Go out and catch some leaves
Oct. 14, 2004It is rare to refer to someone as Smiling Donkey Girl and mean it as a compliment. It is also rare to make yourself look like an idiot and take pride in doing it. But then, life isn't always by the book. This is a lesson that can never be learned too many times, and it's a lesson that I learned yet again recently -and the story begins with me being told a girl's name outside of The Donkey.
Women to race against 84 teams
Oct. 14, 2004It's time for the Ohio women's cross country team to hit the road once again for the NCAA Pre-National meet Saturday in Terre Haute, Ind.
Terror group claims responsibility for Green Zone suicide bombings
Oct. 14, 2004BAGHDAD, Iraq -Insurgents struck deep inside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone yesterday, setting off bombs at a market and a popular cafe that killed at least 10 people -including four Americans -and wounded 20 others in the compound housing foreign embassies and Iraqi government offices.
Volleyball will complete road trip at Bowling Green
Oct. 14, 2004The Ohio volleyball team will finish up its five-match road stretch this weekend at Mid-American Conference opponents Toledo and Bowling Green.
Sweetest Day not always so sweet
Oct. 14, 2004If there's one holiday that was created blatantly for the sole purpose of boosting Hallmark sales, it's Sweetest Day.
Brotherly love
Oct. 14, 2004Ohio strong safety Rob Stover does not remember life without the game that runs through his veins.
Oil prices worry nervous investors
Oct. 14, 2004NEW YORK -A disappointing earnings report from General Motors Corp. and another rise in crude oil prices sent stocks lower yesterday as investors grew even more nervous about the economy.
Google debuts new program
Oct. 14, 2004MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -Online search engine leader Google is targeting the computer hard drive with software that promises to scour the clutter of documents, e-mails, instant messages and other stored files.
Ohio's goal: shut down ...
Oct. 14, 2004Last week's game with Marshall was built up as a battle of two of the best defenses in the Mid-American Conference. This week's game, however, will be a match-up of strength versus strength, as Ohio takes its top-ranked defense on the road to square off against Toledo's top-ranked offense.
Change causes delay in tax bills
Oct. 14, 2004A change in programming caused Athens County Auditor Jill Thompson to have a delay in the tax billing cycle for the 2004 second-half real estate taxes.
