Conference aids festival planners
Apr. 6, 2003About 80 festival planners gathered Saturday at Hocking College for the Appalachian Ohio Festivals Conference.
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Ohio tie for 14th at Marshall
Apr. 6, 2003The night before the Marshall Invitational, Ohio freshman golfer Luke Korner could not stop thinking about his first college tournament.
Silencing government critics un-American
Apr. 6, 2003Last week Mass. Sen. John Kerry, a Democratic candidate for president, said we need regime change both in Iraq, to topple Saddam Hussein, and in Washington, to boot President Bush from office.
Track gets No. 2 at McDonalds' meet
Apr. 6, 2003The Ohio men's and women's track and field teams returned to their home turf Saturday, and both finished second out of eight schools in the McDonald's Invitational.
Bobcats streak against Marshall ends, but Ohio takes 3
Apr. 6, 2003Ohio took three of four against Marshall this weekend, but its 18-game winning streak against the Thundering Herd came to an end in a tough way.
Arrests mark time change
Apr. 6, 2003In what is now a spring tradition, a large crowd gathered on Court Street between Washington and State streets early Sunday morning when the clocks shifted to daylight-saving time.
Progress Report
Apr. 6, 2003FAIL: The three-person Health Education and Wellness department will be reduced at the end of this year when the department will lose its sexual assault coordinator position -
Coalition presses Baghdad on two urban fronts
Apr. 6, 2003Chipping away at the vestiges of Saddam Hussein's power, U.S. forces encircled Baghdad yesterday and began flying into the capital's airport. British forces in the south made their deepest push into Iraq's second-largest city.
Errors plague Bobcats
Apr. 6, 2003Ask any fan of or member of the Ohio softball team about The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, and thoughts of Sunday-
Former student appeals sentence
Apr. 6, 2003A former Ohio University communications major convicted in November of seven acts of gross sexual imposition has been granted a motion to ask a judge for early release from prison.
U.S. senator talks regional economics
Apr. 6, 2003U.S. Sen. George Voinovich, R-Ohio, visited Athens April 4 to discuss chances for economic growth for the Appalachian Regional Commission.
Beer, sports, food: Genius
Apr. 3, 2003The wheel, the automobile and the light bulb - all great inventions for mankind, but they pale in comparison to the invention of putting sports, beer and piles of fattening spicy food together.
Bush: A vise is closing on Iraq
Apr. 3, 2003Army forces launched a nighttime attack on Saddam International Airport just outside Baghdad yesterday and fought running battles with Iraqis along the city's southern fringes. -
Celebrate life by living it fully
Apr. 3, 2003When Morgan Dixon died on March 22, I lost a friend to the hysteria of spring break for the second time in four years. While many of you were tanning on the hot sands of a southern beach, I was here, resolved to get drunk, only to discover after three or four drinks that I couldn-
Primary candidates lack opposition
Apr. 3, 2003Many candidates for the primary elections are running uncontested because of Athens-
Regional development topic of Voinovich visit
Apr. 3, 2003Ohio University alumnus U.S. Sen. George Voinovich, R-Ohio, will speak from noon until 3:15 p.m. tomorrow at the Ohio University Inn.
Ohio plans to fry competitors at McDonald's Invitational
Apr. 3, 2003The Ohio track and field team will play host to its second meet all season Saturday afternoon in the annual McDonald-
Indian festival celebrates colors
Apr. 3, 2003The coming of spring prepares most Ohio University students for a visit from the Easter bunny and the nearly-naked bodies on College Green. For Indian students here, the spring brings the celebration of the triumph of good over evil in a festival traditionally celebrated by dumping colored water on one another.
