Today's Edition:
Monday, April 3, 2000
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Anne Peltier/THE POST
One of several crowdsurfers takes a ride around Court Street. Shortly
after the time change early Sunday morning, students took over the
street until mounted police confined them to the sidewalks.
Dairy Barn
focuses on home-grown talent
by Craig Rimlinger/THE POST
In a time when attracting the biggest names to showcase their artwork
is often the goal of many museums and galleries, the Dairy Barn
is taking a different approach... continued
Bill would
clean up Ohio tax laws
by Danielle Lipp/THE
POST
In the spirit of spring cleaning, a bill introduced by Rep. Greg
Jolivette, R-Hamilton, would clean up Ohio's tax laws and make taxpaying
easier for citizens... continued
Online retailers
fail to offer savings
by Yvette Thomas/FOR THE POST
Editor's note: Reporter Yvette Thomas researched book costs at two
Uptown stores and four Web sites to find the best book prices. She
also researched information useful for first-time online book buyers.
The following are her findings... continued
Student evaluations
may go online
By Brian Kelly/FOR THE POST
Students' evaluations of their teachers may one day be available
online... continued
Teach-In raises
economic awareness, readies protest
By Mike Rosenfeldt/FOR THE POST
When Ohio University students and Athens residents shop at local
stores, they might not realize the scale of the global economic
powers these businesses are up against... continued
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Crowds cause
Uptown disturbance
by Andrew Roman/THE POST
Ohio University students gathered Uptown during yesterday's time
change hoping to see a late April Fool's joke played on the city
of Athens... continued
SNL tastes
Athens and sings about it
by Ritu Kelotra/THE POST
Who knew a comedy sketch could revolve around those shriveled up,
crazy-haired troll dolls?... continued
Students still
get free music despite universities' software ban
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
COLUMBUS - Four of Ohio's largest universities have banned popular
music software from being used on computers connected to their networks
because they say it creates traffic jams... continued
Briefly
Itsuo Inouye/Associated
Press
Japan Ground Self Defense Force personnel inspect the erupting
Mount Usu from a distance across a lake through a pair of
binoculars near Touya village, Hokkaido 475 miles north of
Tokyo. Volcanic activities at the mountain continued Sunday
as eruptions brought ashes over the towns in close proximity.
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Opinion
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Editorial
The Post's weekly progress
report
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Column
Minister of Culture
by Rob Harvilla
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Sports
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Ohio women
win with team effort
by Larry Kline/THE POST
Take good weather, add great performances and stir. Add a first-place
spot that is decided by the final event, let stand for 30 minutes
- presto! That's a great track meet,
ready to eat... continued
Lacrosse splits
homestand
by Jon Greenberg/THE POST
Outlined against a blue-gray sky and a bright green AstroTurf field,
the Ohio lacrosse team (3-5 overall) weathered both the elements
and the experienced Gannon offense before bowing 17-15 to the Lady
Knights (4-1-1) yesterday afternoon... continued
Ohio pitching
improves; Bobcats take three of four
by Michael Canan/THE POST
Going into the first weekend of Mid-American Conference play, the
Ohio baseball team had one big question mark that hovered over the
pitching mound... continued
No thumbs-up
for Reds first baseman
The Associated Press
CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Reds first baseman Sean Casey suffered a
hairline fracture in his right thumb and will be out two to three
weeks.
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Zips take
two of three from Ohio
By Bill Bender/THE POST
It's been a hard-knock life for the Ohio softball team... continued
Bobcats finish
fourth at Owens Invitational
by Shane Sadler/THE POST
Three Ohio golfers finished in the top 20 to lead the men's golf
team to a fourth-place finish at the Johnny Owens Invitational in
Lexington, Ky... continued
Women's golf
in Fighting Camel Classic
The Ohio women's golf team travels to Buies Creek, N.C., today for
the Fighting Camel Classic... continued
Final four
results
by Jim O'Connell/The Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS - Michigan State and Florida both started the season
in the Top 10 and never dropped far below. Now they're the only
teams left... continued
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