John McGann/The Post Ohio's Brandon Hunter waves to the fans after Saturday's victory over Eastern Michigan. Hunter scored 27 points in the game.

Meters to be installed on Jefferson Hill
by Aaron Reincheld / Staff Writer
Drivers looking to park at the bottom of Jefferson Hill soon will have to search their vehicles for spare change.... continued

Faculty members could get 4.5 percent pay increase
by Brittany Yingling / Staff Writer
Ohio University faculty members might pocket higher paychecks next year after the Faculty Senate adopted a resolution last night that would increase faculty salaries 4.5 percent next academic year.... continued

Simple Ideas for Valentine’s Day Gifts
by Allison Cayse / For The Post
Valentine’s Day is almost here and for many Ohio University students without a great deal of money or time, getting a gift for that special person can be difficult. However, this Feb. 14 need not be a headache; a little thought and effort are all that is needed for a great Valentine’s Day gift.... continued

Student to join Nelsonville City Council
by Ben Grabow / Staff Writer
An Ohio University student is Nelsonville’s newest council member.... continued

OU Students Visit Sundance
by Curt Cashour / For The Post
Coyote Ugly star Piper Perabo says "hi" to Ohio University.... continued

Debate over unemployment offices continues
by Amanda Iacone / Staff Writer
A preliminary plan to close all state unemployment offices that would save about $10 million in tax dollars is receiving opposition from legislators.... continued

City officials to be sued by area residents
by Rob Chalifoux / Staff Writer
Members of the Westside Community Association are scheduled to file suit against Athens City officials today, alleging the city performs illegal practices.... continued

On-line music trading may come to a halt
SAN FRANCISCO - Napster must stop allowing the millions of music fans who use its free Internet-based service to share copyrighted material, a federal appeals court ruled yesterday.... continued

BRIEFLY

Jassim Mohammed/The Associated Press Surrounded by children, a man looks at a crater in Basra, Iraq yesterday. Iraq said U.S. and British warplanes injured seven people and destroyed 17 houses in airstrikes Sunday in the southern part of the country. Bombs hit civilian buildings and military installations in the provinces of Basra and Maisan, an unidentified military spokesman said in comments carried by the official Iraqi News Agency. Amnesty International report sites cases of torture in China Bush gets national security brief straight from CIA Director Man to receive reward for returning money Clinton consideres cheaper location for offices Spanish judge in Pinochet case probed for allegedly leaking information Three men suspected of receiving $8,000 worth of property

Softball coach expects big hits
by Bill Bender / Staff Writer
Ohio softball coach Roanna Brazier enters her fifth season at the helm for the Bobcats. The Ohio softball team begins its season Feb.16 at the Triangle Classic in Raleigh, N.C. The Bobcats are looking to improve on last season’s 18-28 mark. The Post’s Bill Bender sat down with Brazier to discuss the Bobcats' hopes for a Mid-American Conference title.... continued

Ohio: The heart of it all
by Bill Bender / Staff Writer
Madness is approaching, and it is not exclusive to the XFL's Memphis Maniax.... continued

Moorman tops double-figures for 21^st time
by Jenny Hugenberg / Staff Writer
Ohio forward Lori Moorman tallied double figures for the 21^st time this season against Northern Illinois on Saturday. The game marked the 16^th time in a row she has reached double figures.... continued

Bobcats go to invitational
The Ohio men’s volleyball club tied for fifth against 22 college teams at the 2001 Miami Open in Oxford on Saturday.... continued