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Monday, April 20, 1998 |
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Athens, Ohio
An Independent Daily Newspaper
Ohio University
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Michelle Ely/FOR THE POST Bob Wren throws out the first pitch to Ohio catcher, Nate Conrad, as Wren's family looks on at the Bob Wren Stadium dedication this last Saturday. Athletics Director Thomas Boeh and coach Joe Carbone spoke at the dedication ceremony. Vandal suspect arrested by Ryan Alessi THE POST MicroFridges could become standard by Erin Profitt THE POST Greeks break it down at Convo by Erin Profitt THE POST Council to debate party laws THE POST Athens might lease parking lot by Mary Ellen Hardies THE POST 65 vehicles pile up after two-car crash AP Three prospective Senate parties announce platforms by Amanda Wolfe THE POST |
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Tuition, fee might go up
by Ryan Alessi and Michelle Olney THE POST by Christine Bryant and Erin Profitt THE POST Trustees approve bridge and accessibility projects by Ryan Alessi and Michelle Olney THE POST Professors get technical by Ryan Alessi THE POST
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EDITORIALS
LETTERS CORRECTION "Stadium vital statistics," April 17 Bob Wren Stadium's fence distances are 340 feet down the left and right field lines, 380 feet down the left and right field allies and 405 feet down center field. |
COLUMN: Majority of One
Married sex is not exactly safe sex by Jason L. Harris THE POST DAVE BARRY How to handle Iran ... or Iraq by Dave Barry |
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Baseball
Leahy's home run christens Wren Stadium by David Jablonski THE POST Basketball Ohio recruit has press conference THE POST |
Tim Reed/THE POST Ohio's Scott Malinowski slides safely into home in Ohio's 3-1 game two loss to Bowling Green Saturday at new Bob Wren Stadium. |
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