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Event offers insights into Southeast Asian cultures
Apr. 25, 2004Food, folks and new cultural experiences were the themes of Friday night's Spring into Southeast Asia
House speaker's aides draft attack strategy
Apr. 25, 2004CLEVELAND - Aides to House Speaker Larry Householder secretly drafted a strategy in January to attack and possibly destroy the political career of Secretary of State Ken Blackwell, a fellow Republican, The Plain Dealer reported yesterday.
OU focuses on out-of-state recruitment
Apr. 25, 2004Ohio University officials want more out-of-state-students, and next year's budget shows an increase in funds to recruit in other states.
Ohio sweeps Miami, moves into secon
Apr. 25, 2004The Ohio softball team is coming together at the right time. Facing a team ahead of it in the standings, Ohio responded by sweeping a three-game series with rival Miami.
Ticket sale commences
Apr. 25, 2004Clockwise from left to right, Mike McDonald, Mo Jensen, Julie Kaercher, Ashley Venzel and Rachael King pass the time by playing euchre in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium Friday morning while waiting in line to purchase tickets for Guster. The group showed up around 7:30 a.m. to grab a place in line; the band will perform on May 8.
Track athlete qualifies
Apr. 25, 2004After failing to qualify even one athlete for the NCAA Regional meet during the first four weeks of the outdoor season, the Ohio track and field team finally got an athlete to Baton Rouge.
Gay marriage issue could decide election
Apr. 25, 2004CLEVELAND HEIGHTS - Mayor of one of Ohio's most liberal cities, Edward Kelley works closely with gay-rights activists.
Historical Society gives re-enactment, lecture
Apr. 25, 2004American Civil War scholar Edwin Bearss spoke yesterday about a Civil War general's journey during the war and why he should be honored as a hero.
Kent State wins MAC; Bobcats finish 3rd
Apr. 25, 2004The Kent State women's golf team is unstoppable in the Mid-American Conference. In what many considered to be an off year for the Golden Flashes, the team stormed back and won their sixth consecutive MAC Championship with a team score of 902.
Parking tickets a lucrative business
Apr. 22, 2004Every spring Athens residents and students might notice a few traditions. Spring cleaning, Palmerfest, the time change disturbance and more tow trucks. The city pays its three parking enforcement officers overtime to check cars parked on the street for unpaid parking tickets, commonly referred to as the Spring Roundup. Cars on the tow list can be taken in and cost the owner a fee of $75 plus the cost of the unpaid tickets. The city issues about 72,000 citations each year and currently there are more than 5,000 outstanding tickets.
Station cuts classical music
Apr. 22, 2004After 17 years of broadcasting, listeners no longer will be able to hear classical music streaming from WOUB.
Rural Action works with new executive on ideas
Apr. 22, 2004In a crowded Uptown restaurant in the depths of winter, a group of more than 200 officials and friends gathered to witness a ceremonious event in the history of Rural Action, one of southeast Ohio's most respected developmental organizations.
cFerrin and SMO to combine talents
Apr. 22, 2004For seven-year Singing Men of Ohio member Aaron Price, singing with Bobby McFerrin tomorrow is not just an opportunity to sing with an internationally known artist. It is the realization of a dream.
Make a choice for rights and freedom
Apr. 22, 2004Ask my father the best way to get women involved in women's rights and here's what he says:
Professional punter returns to Athens
Apr. 22, 2004Despite a general lack of success on the field during the past few seasons, fans at the spring game could meet and greet one of the team's shining stars of the past decade.
Balanced attack excites fans
Apr. 22, 2004Ohio University junior Alexander Moulton might as well have been the spokesperson for Bobcat football fans during Saturday's spring Green and White game.
Student vocabulary explained, expanded
Apr. 22, 2004There is English, Spanish, German, French, Japanese and Swahili. There is Italian and Latin.
