Josh Beeman/ Staff Photographer Jennifer Kisor-Taynor practices
using radiological tools on Shirley Heater at O’Bleness
Memorial Hospital last week. Kisor-Taynor is in the Hocking
College radiological technology program.
Frisbees
and flare by Mike Dunn/Staff Writer The scene at Saturday's
annual tournament held by the Ohio club ultimate Frisbee team was
as festive as the contestants’ costumes indicated. Running yearly
since the late 1980s, the tournament attracted teams from across
the Midwest and generated more than $1,200 for Ohio men’s and women’s
club ultimate Frisbee teams...continued
Retail
class spreads Passion work’s message by Brynn Burton/Staff Writer "Providing artistic and collaborative
opportunities for people with developmental disabilities,” is the
message retail merchandising 480 at Ohio University is spreading
around campus this week, with one group focusing on Passion Works...continued
Halloween
crowd calmer than past years by Casey Clapper/City Senior Writer The
Harlem Globetrotters showing off their skills, the Mario Brothers
animating a game of Nintendo and Celebrity Jeopardy contestants
performing before a live audience at the Courthouse these were
just a few of the groups who interacted with the crowd at the annual
Halloween block party this weekend...continued
Crime stats show increase
in liquor, drug violations by Alyssa Mitchell/Staff Writer College students
look for many things when choosing a school — campus size, location,
scenery and perhaps the quality of food. But students can look at
another aspect as well when choosing their college — crime...continued
O’Bleness copes with health
care worker shortage by Stephenie
Steitzer/Staff Writer The Ohio University Golf Course construction
has been completed at a cost of approximately $1.8 million, said
Jim Gilmore, executive director of Campus Recreation...continued
BRIEFLY
Jerome
Delay/ The Associated Press
Islamic oriented Turkish Justice and Development
Party (AKP) supporters celebrate outside their party's
headquarter in Istanbul after the first results
showed its party leading yesterday in Turkish parliamentary
elections.
Jennifer Lash/ Assignment Photo Editor
Ohio forward Kristin Auge takes control of the ball while
teammates and Ball State opponents run after her Saturday
at Pruitt Field. The Bobcats beat the Cardinals 6-4.
Miami
takes roar out of Bobcats Eric
Pfahler/Staff Writer OXFORD — The Ohio football
team fumbled away early momentum and could not overcome a 28-7 halftime
deficit in falling to the Miami RedHawks 38-20. The loss slips the
Bobcats into third place in the Mid-American Conference East Division...continued
Mid-American
Conference race heats up by
Eric Pfahler/ Staff Writer A 38-20 win against Ohio
coupled with Marshall’s 34-20 loss to Akron catapulted Miami into
first place in the Mid-American Conference East Division...continued
Bobcats try to run before they
can walk by Paul Shugar/Sports Editor OXFORD —When asked to cite the difference between
the Ohio cross country team and the rest of the field at the Mid-American
Conference Championships, Ohio coach Elmore Banton pointed to age
difference instead of time differential...continued
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