Today's Edition:
Tuesday, May 16, 2000
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Fined
and suspended, Knight to stay as Indiana coach
by Steve Wilstein / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana coach Bob Knight was given "one last chance''
yesterday to keep his job and control his famous temper.... continued
Child
fatality in automobile accident
by Andrew Roman / THE POST
Police still are investigating the death of a 3-year-old girl who
died Sunday.... continued
Graduate
theses, dissertations to appear online
by Yvette Thomas / FOR THE POST
Ohio University graduate students’ theses and dissertations,
formerly only available in paper form, will begin appearing online
probably within the next year.... continued
‘Battlefield
Earth’ is a lost cause
by Dan Eaton / THE POST
The new movie Battlefield Earth is the funniest movie of
this year.... continued
Really
bored? Get ‘Screwed’
by Dan Eaton
/ THE POST
Screwed– nope, it isn’t a documentary about the
making of Battlefield Earth. It’s a new Norm Macdonald
movie!... continued
Relay
for Life hits Athens soon
Ohio University students and community members will walk and run
from 7 p.m. Friday until noon Saturday. Participants will meet at
Alexander High School in Albany to help in the battle against cancer
during the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. Teams from
all over Athens County will come together for a 24-hour relay....
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Justices
reject law that let rape victims sue in federal court
by Laurie Asseo / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON — Rape victims cannot sue their attackers in federal
court, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday, saying it is up to the
states — not Congress — to give such help to women victimized
by violence.... continued
Money
could change water from orange to clear
by Gail Cetnar / THE POST
In some areas, the Hocking River’s tributaries have waters
the color of orange juice. They also are just as acidic.... continued
PhD programs
to receive more funding
by Laura Schneider / THE POST
Ohio University soon will be required by the Ohio Board of Regents
to invest additional funding in certain doctoral programs.... continued
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Knight
in fading armor gets last reprieve
by Jon Greenberg
Countenance.
That is Bobby Knight's greatest enemy. Frank Deford stated this
in 1983 when he wrote a story about the beleaguered coach for Sports
Illustrated. Knight claimed then that he is often misunderstood
because people fail to look past countenances.... continued
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Freshman
sprints to phenom status
by Paul Shugar / THE POST
If someone had told Ohio sprinter Martin Jackson that he would qualify
provisionally for the NCAA Championships as a freshman, he would
have laughed.... continued
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