Today's Edition:
Monday, May 6, 2002
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Jennifer Lash / Staff Photographer
Maryann Garber listens to Esther Rose-Wilen
explain her thoughts for a play that the children of the Sunday
school at Hillel will be performing at the end of the month
while Tirosh Ehrlich (right) and the other kids wait for their
turn to talk. The children came up with original lines for
their play and also worked to make their own props.
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Former state workers sues
state
COLUMBUS A former legislative employee
alleges in a lawsuit filed against the state that officials harassed
him and used covert methods to prevent him from releasing a school-funding
report....continued
Ruby Tuesday set to open
May 15
by Casey Clapper / Staff Writer
How many cheese sticks are in a full
order?
Eight.
This is one sample question for employees of Ruby Tuesday, 951 E.
State St., who are preparing for the restaurant’s opening May 15....continued
Retirees
pick classes, not games
by Ken Thomas / The Associated
Press
DAVIE, Fla. — Say you're 71 years old
and want to learn about abstract impressionism. Read "Moby
Dick" for the first time. Study marine biology....continued
Gospel group sings for
moms
by Merideth Kimble / For the Post
Ohio University’s Gospel Voices of Faith
serenaded mothers with their annual showcase of praise and gospel
music Saturday at the New Life Assembly of God, 10 S. Green Drive....continued
Star of India opens its
doors
by Casey Clapper / Staff Writer
Yesterday was the grand opening of Athens’
newest ethnic cuisine restaurant....continued
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Defamation
suit limited
by Stephanie Corbin / Staff Writer
A former Ohio University student will seek
damages in his defamation case against the university, but there is
a limit to what he can receive....continued
OU ex-president could
help bury utility lines
by Hillary Copsey / Senior City Writer
The former Ohio University president
responsible for burying campus power lines might help the City of
Athens bury utility lines along East State Street....continued
Students keeping the faith
by Laura Withers / Staff Writer
Shanie Israel, an Ohio University graduate
student, dedicated the last four years of Sunday mornings to teaching
young Jewish students about their faith. To many of the students
in her class at the OU Hillel, Israel is not just a teacher— she
is a role model, a leader and a friend....continued
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Democrats square off for House
by Matt Hutton / Staff Writer
Voters will decide Tuesday what two
candidates for the 92nd House District will be on the
November ballot....continued
Bobcat Cash unlikely for
theater
by Rachel Wilson / For The Post
Although Bobcat Cash seemed like a viable
option for students to buy movie tickets at the Athena Theater,
20 S. Court St., Ohio University officials decided the cost of installing
the system would be more than their budget could handle....continued
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Franck Prevel/ Associated
Press
A voter's hands
take the ballots for candidates Jacques Chirac and
Jean-Marie Le Pen before voting in the second round
of the presidential election in Erce, outside Rennes,
western France, yesterday, as voters line up in
background. Some 40 million French people were heading
to the polls yesterday to choose between far-right
leader Le Pen and conservative President Chirac.
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Golfers take second at
MAC
by Laurie Duffy / Staff Writer
For the second time in two weeks, an
Ohio golf team brought home the runner-up trophy from the Mid-American
Conference Championship....continued
Lacrosse seniors walk
away happy
by Blake Whitney / Staff Writer
The Ohio lacrosse team saw its season come to an end Saturday
with a 12-6 loss to No. 14 Ohio State....continued
Bobcats win 3 of 4, earn
No. 4 seed in MAC Tournament
by Tom Valentino / Staff Writer
Needing at least a split Saturday at
Marshall to qualify for the Mid-American Conference Tournament,
the Ohio softball team left little to chance. The Bobcats swept
the Thundering Herd 8-2 and 1-0 Saturday.....continued
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Track
team still trying to make up ground
by Paul Shugar / Staff Writer
Akron and Kent State found a way to slow down an Ohio track
team that lacks depth—run all the events at the same time....continued
Ohio, Miami split important series
by Eric Pfahler
The Ohio baseball team beat Miami in
a doubleheader scrunched between two losses to the RedHawks....continued
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