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Forward bounces back in second day of action

Former Ohio forward Brandon Hunter proved he was as resilient as ever, recovering from a slow first day at the Chicago pre-draft camp at Moody Bible Institute yesterday.


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Year in Review: OUPD examines registrar

Feb. 20, 2003 — Ohio University police have turned over the results of their investigation into alleged grade changing by an OU administrator to the Athens County prosecuting attorney's office.



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Islamic images cast insight into cultures misconceptions

Two men row a long, wooden boat across the sea while a ghost-like mountain of rock forms the horizon behind them. Women in bright clothing sit amid a rainbow of fruits and vegetables in a market in Malaysia. A small boy with big, brown eyes waits patiently by his father at a mosque in Singapore.


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Hiring freeze continues to make progress

The weather might be warming up with summer approaching, but for administrators, the budget is still frozen. In anticipation of budget cuts from the state, the Ohio University Board of Trustees implemented a soft hiring freeze at their February meeting.



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Wrestler earns Post accolades

Ohio wrestler Jake Percival might have seen his last days at the 149-pound weight class, but he left with recognition.  


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Two-sport athlete earns Newcomer Athlete of the Year

Ohio two-sport athlete Scott Mayle has achieved more in one year as a freshman than most athletes do in their entire collegiate careers. That is why The Post sports staff unanimously voted him Newcomer Athlete of the Year.


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Third frontier good, Post says

After a great deal of grim news about Ohio's tight budget and bitter fights in the General Assembly, Gov. Bob Taft's Third Frontier campaign is a positive program to emerge from the capitol. The program is a big part of the governor's election promise to increase investment in Ohio and create new jobs, and it will make Ohio a center of advanced biotechnology research. Even though the state is now suffering from lean financial times, the Third Frontier will be a valuable part of the effort for long-term growth.


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Bike path problems repaired

The problem of possible flooding of the Hocking River near the bike path bridge at the end of Courier Street has been solved.


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Football O-Zone Leaving Peden

Dedicated Ohio football fans must watch the Bobcats from the grandstand next season instead of behind the opponents-


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"Status quo. Go in peace."

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