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NASA to crash orbiting space craft

Sep. 14, 2003

PASADENA, Calif. -

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Cheney alludes to future costs Iraqi reconstruction

Sep. 14, 2003

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Ohio welcomes first Big Ten team to Peden

Sep. 11, 2003

After having played 26 Big Ten teams on the road in the Peden Stadium era, the Ohio football team plays host to a Big Ten opponent for the first time tomorrow against Minnesota.

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Backs on brink of replacing old star

Sep. 11, 2003

Former Ohio star Chad Brinker graduated. Now a young core of talented running backs is pulling together to seal the void.

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MAC, ESPN sign five-year deal

Sep. 11, 2003

As conferences across the nation brace for change, the Mid-American Conference solidified much of its own future by agreeing to a five-year, 100-appearance contract with ESPN to broadcast football and men's basketball.

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Brotherly love influences runner's choice

Sep. 9, 2003

Ohio freshman Brian King came to Athens to run, not to play basketball like his brother, Stephen, or his sister, Susan.

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Summer in sports has its share of good, bad and ugly

Sep. 9, 2003

From the pickled Splinter to Chad Brinker, the sporting world had its share of the good, the bad and the ugly this summer.

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Bush officials back campaign finance, say new system fair

Sep. 8, 2003

WASHINGTON -

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Athens City Council buys new sewer pumps in response to worker's death, safety concerns

Sep. 8, 2003

Athens City Council declared Oakmont pump station an emergency situation and authorized the immediate purchase of new sewage pumps at a special session last night.

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Ohio turns to passing game

Sep. 8, 2003

The Ohio football team is known for its running game, but in the first two outings the Bobcats have surprised everyone with big-play passes.

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Campaign raises funds

Sep. 8, 2003

As Ohio University celebrates 200 years of higher education, it is hoped that the bicentennial campaign will raise $200 million for several new projects.

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Democratic presidential candidates in need of creativity

Sep. 8, 2003

(U-WIRE) Iowa State University  -

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Nelsonville council replaces retired member

Sep. 8, 2003

Nelsonville City Council members appointed Anita Mondo at last night's city council meeting to fill the open spot left by Charlie Pancake. The Council called an executive session that lasted almost an hour in which they interviewed two candidates for the position.

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Making friends isn't always easy

Sep. 8, 2003

(U-WIRE) University of Oklahoma  -

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Council right in loaning money to skatepark

Sep. 8, 2003

Athens City Council was right in its decision to loan money to Athens Parks and Recreation to meet the $314,000 bid for the new skatepark, which was placed on the table by Maiden and Jenkins Construction Company of Nelsonville.

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Bowling Green records upset

Sep. 8, 2003

Josh Harris made an early case for Heisman recognition Saturday in Bowling Green's 27-26 upset victory against No. 16 Purdue.

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U.N. urges cooperation

Sep. 8, 2003

UNITED NATIONS -

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Quarterbacks headline MAC East Division

Sep. 8, 2003

Editor's Note: This is the first story in a two-part series previewing the Mid-American Conference

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Diversity vision incomplete

Sep. 8, 2003

The hegemonic powers at Ohio University claim to have a vision of diversity. They claim to provide all students with firsthand exposure to unique social perspectives. They even claim to diligently recruit and retain underrepresented students, faculty and staff. But OU has done little, if anything, to support these claims unequivocally. They have yet to apply this crucial principle to the race of people that multi-culturalism left behind -

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Soccer picked to finish first in MAC

Aug. 27, 2003

A preseason Mid-American Conference coaches' poll has the Ohio women's soccer team destined for greatness.