MULTIMEDIA

Recruitment creates holiday conflict

Apr. 13, 2003

When Ohio University-

---

Bobcats drop tight games

Apr. 13, 2003

The Ohio lacrosse team has scored five more goals than its opponents this season but its record would never show it.

---

---

4 protesters fined for disturbance

Apr. 10, 2003

Four anti-war protesters were found guilty yesterday in municipal court of illegally blocking the intersection of Court and Union streets last month.

---

Democrats must focus on U.S. future

Apr. 10, 2003

In the months before President Bush-

---

Spring practice 101: linebacker details annual ritual

Apr. 10, 2003

Second on the team in tackles and sacks behind two graduated seniors last season, Ohio linebacker Dennis Chukwuemeka emerged as one of the Ohio football team's defensive cornerstones. A junior heading into his third season with the Bobcats, Chukwuemeka talked with The Post's Joe Arnold about the ins and outs of spring practice.

---

Place your bets as quarterback derby begins

Apr. 10, 2003

His steps were a little lighter. His passes a little crisper. His head held a little higher. For the first time in four seasons, Ohio quarterback Fred Ray walked into spring practice last week as the No. 1 quarterback.

---

---

Athens marathon marks a milestone

Apr. 10, 2003

This weekend, one of the oldest and richest sporting events in history comes to Athens. Unfortunately, probably only a handful of people will bother to witness it. 

---

Baseball team takes break from conference action

Apr. 10, 2003

Playing against the likes of a National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and an NCAA Division III opponent this weekend does not necessarily make for an easy time.

---

Lacrosse looking for first winning streak

Apr. 10, 2003

The Ohio lacrosse team would like to get its first winning streak of the season going this weekend, but the Saint Bonaventure Bonnies and the California Golden Bears have other plans.

---

ROTC ranked top in Ohio

Apr. 10, 2003

Ohio University-

---

Bobcats get new blood to reverse recent trends

Apr. 10, 2003

All five junior college transfers from California will try to make waves with the Bobcats, but three already have begun to make a splash in the depth charts.

---

Athens activist promotes message of peace

Apr. 10, 2003

Art Gish was speechless. He paused for a moment and thought about what to say about his wife, Peggy Gish. 

---

Running back vacancy to be replaced by committee

Apr. 10, 2003

Author George Will once wrote of the game of football, "It is committee meetings, called huddles, separated by outbursts of violence."

---

Events discuss black culture

Apr. 10, 2003

Studies on black culture and its impact on the Americas will be discussed during events today and Saturday called -

---

Talk show host addresses media bias

Apr. 10, 2003

The Ohio University Second Amendment Club, along with the Student Activities Commission and the Young Americans Foundation sponsored a speech in Baker University Center last night titled -

---

Bolstered by returnees, defense off and running

Apr. 10, 2003

A baby has to walk before it learns how to run - the Ohio football team's defense is no different.

---

Gov. Taft voices concern about new state budget

Apr. 10, 2003

COLUMBUS -

---

Counting Crows hit best notes playing for live audiences

Apr. 10, 2003

Counting Crows will land in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium at 8 tonight for a sold-out performance in support of their latest album Hard Candy.

---

Women-

Apr. 10, 2003

The Ohio women-

---

Track heads to All-Ohio meet adjusting to weather, injuries

Apr. 10, 2003

Despite hazy weather and injury uncertainties, the Ohio track team-