Local bar no more
July 9, 2003There now is one less Uptown bar. Zachary"s, 30 N. Court Street, has been closed and eviction notices have been posted.
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Admissions officer removed on suspicion of offering admission to colleges, unsolicited contact
July 9, 2003An Ohio University administrator resigned yesterday after an investigation into complaints of improper conduct with students resulted in the finding that he had misrepresented the admissions process during their campus visits.
Hunter stays true to the green and white
July 2, 2003Former Ohio University power forward Brandon Hunter may have graduated, but he does not have to let go of the green and white just yet. Hunter was drafted by the Boston Celtics in the second round, and was the 56th overall pick in the NBA draft last Thursday.
Price of OU continues to rise
July 2, 2003Ohio University Trustees last week increased tuition and fees for the coming school year by nearly 10 percent -
NASA creates new positions, reassigns managers in space shuttle program
July 2, 2003CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -
SCALI brings African languages to O.U.
July 2, 2003This summer, the sounds of Swahili, Zulu, Bamana and other African languages are resonating from classrooms around the campus as Ohio University sponsors a language study program.
Debate raises over extra state funds
July 2, 2003COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Gov. Bob Taft thinks an unexpected $180.7 million in the state's coffers to begin the new budget year should stay right where it is -
U.S. mulls Liberia involvment
July 2, 2003WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush lamented the human suffering and unrest in Liberia, but stopped short Wednesday of saying whether his administration would send peacekeepers to the African nation.
Tuition increase hurts students, but necessary
July 2, 2003The most recent tuition increase at Ohio University is still stinging students, but university officials may not have other options.
Israel releases control of Bethlehem
July 2, 2003BETHLEHEM, West Bank (AP) - Sirens blaring, Palestinian police moved Wednesday into the West Bank town of Bethlehem, the second area handed over by Israel under a U.S.-backed Mideast peace plan.
Hackers' plans to attack leaked
July 2, 2003WASHINGTON (AP) - The government and private technology experts warned Wednesday that hackers plan to attack thousands of Web sites Sunday in a loosely coordinated "contest" that could disrupt Internet traffic.
University golf course reopens
July 2, 2003After two years of construction, the Ohio University golf course reopened on Sunday, June 29.
Country music to aid poor
July 2, 2003WASHINGTON -Country music singer Willie Nelson plans to be on the road again doing concerts to help raise money for the presidential run of Rep. Dennis Kucinich of Ohio.
Jury finds drugs did not cause fatal crash
July 2, 2003The trial of a local woman charged with vehicular homicide came to an end last Thursday. After four hours of deliberation, the jury found drugs did not cause the fatal crash that killed a local man in November.
Grant to aid African Studies
July 2, 2003The Ohio University African Studies program received a three-year grant totaling $1.6 million from the U.S. Department of Education.
LGBT students to have full-time resource
July 2, 2003After years of lobbying efforts from the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community on campus, OU officials have decided to make the LGBT programs office full time.
