Tuesday, April 21, 1998
Athens, Ohio
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Tim Reed/THE POST Mike Merriman drives past Jason Shook enroute to the basket at East State Street Park yesterday afternoon. Three Chillicothe teens not to be tried as adults by Jessica Yerega THE POST 
Three Chillicothe teen-agers facing charges of aggravated robbery will not be tried as adults at this time, said Athens County Juvenile Court Judge Edward S. Robe at a hearing yesterday at the Athens County Courthouse.
420 becoming more known by Kristen Hampshire THE POST
Every afternoon at exactly 4:20, Jane's alarm sounds. For her, this is a wake-up call for reflection - one that is a constant.
Lark Quartet piece honored by Erin Profitt THE POST
Composer Aaron Jay Kernis won a 1998 Pulitzer Prize in Music for a piece that was commissioned specifically for the Lark Quartet, whose members are in their third year as artists in residents at the university.
Albany company finds purpose, home for hard-to-recycle items by Erin Martin THE POST
Making treasure from another's trash is a specialty at ReUse Industries in Albany.
The non-profit center, created in the 1980s, makes every day Earth Day by collecting discarded solid waste, repairing it and reselling it to create both jobs and less trash in the community. Appliances, household goods, building materials and other waste not easily disposed of are the focus of ReUse, said Ed Newman, a founder of the industry.
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Ordinance fails
by Mary Ellen Hardies and Meghan THE POST
Athens City Council's attempt at molding a code similar to that of the Akron party ordinance was thrown out at last night's council meeting.
Incivility in the classroom increasing
by David Altstadt FOR THE POST
After falling asleep in his Bentley Hall class, one OU student put his head on his fold-away desk. The next thing he knew, the desk fell down, leaving him rolling down the aisle. He awoke soon after to the roar of laughter from his fellow classmates.
Faculty to report relations by Emily Swartzlander THE POST
Some faculty members will have to disclose their personal relationships or face a possible investigation.
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With housemates, use diplomacy by D. Tony Goins THE POST Turnstile Allow a protest against politics by Michael Deemer |
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Football
Two corners sign contracts by David Jablonski THE POST Baseball Wren stadium is simply a hit with the Bobcats THE POST |
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