Today's Edition:
Wednesday, April 24, 2002
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Ryan Hodgson-Rigsbee/ Photo Editor
Ohio University students (left to right) Jeremiah Waggoner, Dave Nowlin, and Tom
Heater play in front of a small crowd for Open Mic Night at
The Front Room Friday.
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Bypass location
for state Route 33 tops officials' agenda
by Natalie Long / For The Post
Athens County commissioners discussed the Ohio Department
of Transportation’s proposal for a state Route 33 bypass around
Nelsonville at yesterday’s meeting....continued
Hocking
College trustees approve withdrawal policy, budget
by Kelly Durso / For The Post
The Hocking College Board of Trustees made significant strides
in passing four motions at yesterday’s meeting....continued
'Coal
Black Voices' celebrates 'Affrilachian' poets
Each year at the Annual Athens International Film
and Video, one film or video is featured from the Ohio region. This
year, that film is about black poets from Appalachia....continued
Women find
support, friendship in weekly meetings
by Jen Strawn / Staff Writer
On a rainy April evening, six women gathered in the front
room of the United Campus Ministry’s offices. The women talk amongst
themselves, sharing the happenings of their week, but then the personal
conversations ended as members anticipated the start of the meeting.
The leader for the week started a discussion by offering characteristics
rapists look for when choosing a victim. ...continued
Officials
promote victims' rights
by Lauren McDowell / Staff Writer
The Athens County Victim Assistance Program has found new
ways to promote National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, victim’s rights
information and recognition of local resources available to victims....continued
Bill offers
safeguards against identity theft
by Matt Hutton / Staff Writer
Few things can damage a credit rating like identity theft.
Soon though, criminals might have one less avenue to steal identities
through credit card numbers....continued
Traficant
requests new trial
by Paul Singer / The Associated
Press
CLEVELAND U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. is seeking to
overturn his conviction on corruption and bribery charges, saying
a judge violated his rights by restricting testimony of his witnesses....continued
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David Guttenfelder/ The
Associated Press
An Israeli soldier calls for
fellow soldiers to advance,
as Israeli troops yesterday patrol the Old City
of Bethlehem on a street leading to the Church of
the Nativity. Israeli and Palestinian negotiators
met for several hours yesterday to try to agree
on an end to the three-week standoff at the Church
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Sports
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Mountaineers
topple Ohio 16-8
by Lonnie McMillan / Staff Writer
The Ohio baseball team remained hitless until the fifth
inning, and the Bobcats could not recover yesterday at Bob Wren
Stadium. Ohio lost to West Virginia 16-8....continued
Coaching
changes affect football graduation rates
by Colleen Schmidt / Staff Writer
More Ohio University football players failed to graduate
in 2001 than the previous year, a drop some Ohio officials attribute
to a coaching change in 1995 that led to delayed freshmen recruitment....continued
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The
draft awaits us all
by Paul Shugar / Staff Writer
For every David Carr, there are millions of guys who have no
idea where they are going. Which one are you?...continued
Arbinger continues rampage
on MAC pitching
In a season in which the most consistent characteristic of
Ohio hitters and pitchers has been their inconsistency, outfielder
Mike Arbinger has been a solid force in the Bobcats’ lineup....continued
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