Swimming makes waves
Nov. 2, 2003The Ohio men's and women's swimming and diving teams opened their regular seasons with meets against Eastern Michigan and Toledo.
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Eleven monks to tour Athens, share religion
Nov. 2, 2003Buddhist Tibetan monks stop in Athens this week as part of their North American tour and will share with the city traditional art, cooking and dance.
Bobcats lose exhibition game
Nov. 2, 2003The Ohio women's basketball team failed to overcome 21 turnovers and poor shooting in its first exhibition game Saturday against Athletes in Action as the Bobcats lost 82-63.
Cleveland teachers' union head opposes state tests
Nov. 2, 2003CLEVELAND - A new state exam designed to measure reading, math and writing skills of the youngest schoolchildren wastes classroom time, the leader of a teachers' union said.
Fund scandal incites investigation
Nov. 2, 2003WASHINGTON - Federal regulators and New York's top law enforcer, pressing investigations of a mutual fund scandal, also are drawing up an overhaul of the $7 trillion industry that traditionally has enjoyed a pristine image.
Driver in crash may face state charges
Nov. 2, 2003JACKSON, Miss. - Federal officials said yesterday that a woman who rammed her car into an arena where President Bush had just given a speech had no intention of harming the president, and no federal charges are pending against her, but she could face state charges.
Street parties marked by riots, arrests
Nov. 2, 2003With this weekend's unseasonably warm temperatures came an unsettlingly high number of arrests at the annual Halloween celebration. A riot, stabbing and sexual assault all occurred during the event.
Volleyball rolls with win streak, takes 2 at home
Nov. 2, 2003During a weekend full of tricks and treats, the Ohio volleyball team escaped with two wins against Bowling Green and Toledo.
Gay bishop's consecration creates conflict
Nov. 2, 2003DURHAM, N.H. - The Episcopal Church became the first major Christian denomination to make an openly gay man a bishop, consecrating V. Gene Robinson yesterday as bishop of New Hampshire. The act almost certainly means disgruntled conservatives will break from the church.
Beast of burden: expensive errors
Nov. 2, 2003While some might say financial independence is the last hurdle to adulthood, I would rather trade in my pass to the real world for a trip on the free-ride train.
Women's basketball opens exhibition season
Oct. 30, 2003With the Ohio women's basketball team, the faces may be familiar, but attitudes have completely changed.
Chaotic weekend brings relief to some
Oct. 30, 2003I love the fall. I love the way the air smells when you step outside at night. I love the way the leaves change from red to orange to yellow and decorate the earth for several weeks. I love pulling out the sweaters and the scarves to combat the cooler temperatures. I even love Fall Quarter.
Attackers burn, loot U.S. Army supply train; Baghdad tense over feared new terror strikes
Oct. 30, 2003BAGHDAD, Iraq - Saboteurs brought a trainload of U.S. Army supplies to a fiery halt west of Baghdad yesterday, as a Ramadan campaign of terror bombs and escalating attacks spurred a new Iraq pullout by international aid groups.
Legislation could allow children to remain with both parents in custody lawsuit
Oct. 30, 2003Children who become entangled in a custody trial could have joint custody with both parents because of new legislation introduced into the Ohio House of Representatives.
Soccer plays final home game today
Oct. 30, 2003The Ohio soccer team closes its home season today with a non-conference game against Robert Morris.
A peek into the history of the Halloween music scene
Oct. 30, 2003Since the infancy of Athens' Uptown Halloween party, music has remained an integral component to the festivities. Much like the turbulent history of the holiday celebration, the entertainment element also struggled to secure its spot in the epic party.
Newcomer brings determination and mediating skills to Athens
Oct. 30, 2003A newcomer to the council arena but a dedicated resident of Athens, Deborah Phillips will bring a tenacious attitude and fresh perspective if elected to represent the 4th Ward for Athens City Council.
