Friday, April 17, 1998
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Hiroshi Yamauchi/THE POST Athens Police Department Officer Roger Deardorff answers a question from a Palmer Street resident during a discussion on safety and other issues for an upcoming Palmerfest. The question-and-answer session was organized to have clear understanding between law enforcement, students and other residents. Affirmative action might take step back by Elizabeth Alessio THE POST 
Getting into college is not easy.
And if an amendment entitled "The Anti-Discrimination in College Admissions Act of 1998" gets passed by Congress on April 22, getting into college will be that much harder.
Geraldine rocks out at the Blackout Fest by Leslie Basalla THE POST
Spring has arrived in Athens, and that means it's time for local blues-punk band Geraldine's annual Blackout Fest at the Union Bar and Grill.
This year's Blackout Fest will shake up the Union, 18 W. Union St., at 10 p.m. Saturday, and will feature purveyors of heavy rock from all over the state including Cleveland's DuValby Brothers and Disengage.
All-greek party forms declares candidacy by Amanda Wolfe THE POST
Promising to be a "student-first" and "student-friendly" ticket, the Realizing Excellence and Achievement through Leadership (REAL) party members officially announced their candidacy for Student Senate yesterday.
Lightning strikes university THE POST
If lightning never strikes twice in the same place, then Cutler Hall is the safest place on campus
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Jail means longer trips
by Aaron Flicker and Benjamin Duer THE POST
The new multi-county jail that opened in Nelsonville Wednesday might be a larger, more modern facility than the Athens County Jail, but it could make the experience of being arrested even more of a headache for students who go too far on the Uptown party scene.
Palmerfest talks continue
by Amelia Bizzaro FOR THE POST Local law enforcement officers warned Palmer Street residents last night that people arrested during this year's annual block party will spend the rest of the weekend in the regional jail that opened Wednesday in Nelsonville
Students seek security deposit by Chas Hartman FOR THE POST
Students living off campus might be preparing for the end of the year clean up and move out process. But some already are worrying about another aspect of moving out - receiving security deposits.
Salsa business reigns supreme by Rob Harvilla FOR THE POST
Armed with tenacity, hard work and a little bit of luck, two local entrepreneurs hope to crown themselves the Ben and Jerry of the salsa biz.
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EDITORIALS
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COLUMN: Entropy
'Thou shalt cash in on the Bible' by Angie Piscitelli THE POST Guns cannot be called the cause by Michael Mukavetz |
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Sports Extra: Wren Stadium
After nine years - PLAY BALL!
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Jeremy Wadsworth/FOR THE POST Ohio baseball coach Joen Carbone divides his team for the frist practice at Wren Stadium yesterday afternoon. Softball Playing and winning mind games by Christopher Ostrowski THE POST Track & Field Three-way clash on track at Peden by Rob Peirce and Chris Foreman THE POST |
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