Former 'View' co-host, journalist coming to speak about career
Apr. 20, 2004Lisa Ling, former co-host of ABC's The View
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Three new parties begin campaigning for Student Senate
Apr. 20, 2004After an information session last night, candidates for the Ohio University Student Senate now will begin campaigning.
Reds overcome Chicago Cubs, win extra-inning slugfest
Apr. 18, 2004CHICAGO - Sammy Sosa is the Cubs' career home run leader. Greg Maddux is still looking for his first win since returning to Chicago.
Indians top Tigers for first series win of young season
Apr. 18, 2004CLEVELAND - Matt Lawton got Cleveland off to a good start and David Riske finally finished off a win.
Golfers hit the (Virginia) beach for MAC warm-up
Apr. 15, 2004There is nothing like going to the beach in the middle of Spring Quarter. Lucky for the Ohio women's golf team - they are heading to Virginia Beach for the Virginia Beach Intercollegiate Sunday and Monday.
When the brain keeps a-rollin' all night long
Apr. 15, 2004It's 2:30 in the morning and my first microeconomics test is closing in faster than a hungry drunk and the Gyro Buggy. I have yet to study the vocabulary, concepts or graphs of the chapters. Anxiety has set in.
Faculty sees benefits of union
Apr. 15, 2004Some Ohio University faculty members are raising awareness and trying to recruit professors to form a local union chapter.
Political group hires director to boost support
Apr. 15, 2004In an effort to see more action in voting booths and resolve a long-standing ballot-access issue, the Libertarian Party of Ohio recently hired an executive director.
Art examines two lives
Apr. 15, 2004Two exhibits open today at the Kennedy of Museum of Art - one depicting Vietnamese life through watercolor and the other exploring dream life through sculpture.
Israel offers hope for human rights
Apr. 15, 2004I would like to address the flier stating Rachel Corries will not be taking finals this week
Date established for ribbon ceremony
Apr. 15, 2004The Alexander Local School Board has set the ribbon cutting date for the newly completed school building for Aug. 15.
Bobcats collapse, fail to complete sweep
Apr. 15, 2004With the softball team already taking two from Marshall last week, it was looking to sweep the series with a win yesterday afternoon but fell short in the clutch, falling to the Marshall Thundering Herd 5-1 in eight innings.
Blackness in the bowels of Baker
Apr. 15, 2004During the course of the year I have written several columns called random funny stuff
If you don't like boxing, fight me
Apr. 15, 2004I am a fan of competition. In fact, I am so into the idea of winners and losers that I recently spent an entire night picking out candidates from the Miss USA Pageant along with a group of friends. We each got our own pick and hoped she would win.
Track and field set for Ohio competition
Apr. 15, 2004The Ohio men's and women's track and field teams return to Ohio State's Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium today for the first time since the NCAA Regional Championships last May.
Bush's about face
Apr. 15, 2004Tensions are on the rise once again in the West Bank and Gaza Strip following the recent and historic shift in U.S. foreign policy. President Bush Wednesday endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to hold on to part of the West Bank in any peace settlement that may be reached with Palestinians. Less than a week ago, Bush met with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to discuss ways to improve Israeli and Palestinian relations, as well as the state of the Middle East. After this meeting both presidents issued a joint statement announcing that an Israeli withdraw from the territory would be a significant step forward on the road to peace. However, backing Sharon's plan for withdrawal is a complete reversal on the president's part and will likely put a major strain on peace talks. In this time of unrest throughout the Middle East, it is either short-sightedness or ignorance that has caused the present administration to change decades of policy in the course of a week. Bush's support of Sharon's plan is irresponsible and will cause a backlash against the United States from the West Bank to Baghdad.
Chance of bike theft increases along with spring temperatures
Apr. 15, 2004Because of warmer weather, more students will be riding bikes on campus, which means the chance for bike theft increases.
Baseball to play three at Marshall
Apr. 15, 2004As the Ohio baseball team heads off for its fourth conference series of the season, the Bobcats will feature a different starting rotation yet again.
Spring season reaches climax
Apr. 15, 2004Fans looking to see the 2004 football team for the first time this year will be treated to what has become a rarity for Ohio spring football: an actual game.
