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Ohio shuts down Kent State
Oct. 12, 2003Ohio goalie Brian Gallagher showed signs this past weekend of returning to the form he displayed in front of the goal much of last season.
Bobcats lose twice in overtime
Oct. 12, 2003If one-goal losses were worth money, the Ohio soccer team would be rich.
Bobcats, Huskies statistically similar
Oct. 9, 2003It is obvious that the Ohio and Northern Illinois volleyball teams are similar on paper. But after Friday night, it will be very obvious which team is better on the court.
Field hockey motivated for home contests
Oct. 9, 2003It is time for the Ohio field hockey team to spin the wheel of motivation.
No 'beer here' at Ohio games
Oct. 9, 2003Ohio fans at Saturday's Homecoming football game could take in the hot dogs, cheerleaders and marching band action, but they will not get to fill up on what some might say also goes with sports - beer.
It's time to brighten Bobcat World
Oct. 9, 2003Imagine for just a moment you're stuck on a boat in the middle of open water. The current has always been choppy, but at this point a storm has broken and the waves might seem insurmountable.
Ohio meets its match
Oct. 9, 2003Ohio and Central Florida meet on opposite sides of the ball Saturday but on even ground.
Alumnus plans to oppose Stewart in bid for House seat
Oct. 8, 2003Albany native Patrick Lang is poised to challenge incumbent Rep. Jimmy Stewart, R-Athens next November for the 92nd House seat.
Senate opposes visiting policy
Oct. 8, 2003After lively debate, the Ohio University Student Senate passed two resolutions last night on abolishing a visitation policy for freshman residence halls and a university policy on course prerequisites.
American scientists receive Nobel Prize
Oct. 8, 2003Two Americans won the Nobel Prize in chemistry yesterday for discoveries about how crucial substances get in and out of cells -
OU students vie for awards with Ivy League candidates
Oct. 8, 2003Six Ohio University students are out to prove that they are as good as any Ivy League student. With the help of the Office of Nationally Competitive Awards, those students have applied for the prestigious Rhodes, Gates Cambridge and Marshall scholarships.
Tulane president spearheads reform effort
Oct. 8, 2003Editor's Note: This is the third in a four-part series examining the present and future state of the Bowl Championship Series.
