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Friday, November 15, 2002

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Josh Beeman/ Staff Photographer
At the Latin American Arts Exhibition in Baker University Center Front Room, Carlos Recordon from Mexico and Sarah Bassela from Minnesota sing Everything Changes, a song about being away from your homeland. Last night’s program was sponsored by the Sociedad de Alumnos de America, the Latin American students group.

 

Fire alarm malfunctions have increased in 2002
by T.J. Lasita
If it seems as though the fire alarms have gone off in the residence halls more this Fall Quarter than last fall, it is because they have. Alarms have almost doubled this quarter as compared to Fall Quarter 2001...continued

 

Athens jewelry store changes location after 133 years
by Becca Manning/Staff Writer
Appalachian Death Ride hosts a CD release party at the Union this Saturday, as they celebrate their long-awaited second full-length album, “The Hobo's Code Book.” The album's title hints at the “creepy carnival” feeling the band said sometimes seeps into their music...continued

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Latin American art, poetry, music reflect cultural struggle
by Karlie Dunsky and Lauren Van Arsdale/Staff Writers
The faint murmur of Spanish and red lighting set a tone of anticipation before the Latin American Arts Exhibition yesterday from 7 to 9 p.m. in Baker University Center Front Room...continued

Regents redistribute state money to colleges and universities
by Suzanne Wilder/Staff Writer
Ohio University will receive $200,000 less than an original proposal of $1.3 million from the state of Ohio after The Board of Regents approved a proposal to reallocate state money for the 2002-03 school year...continued

Committee recommends Washburn’s removal from Scripps
by Nick Juliano/Campus Senior Writer
Scripps Hall may soon have a vacancy if the recommendations of the College of Communication Professional Ethics Committee are followed...continued

 

 

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Nasser Istayeh/ The Associated Press
Palestinian youths and a paramedic carry Palestinian Jalal Owagan, 17, to an ambulance after he was shot during clashes with Israeli forces in the northern West Bank town of Nablus yesterday. Israeli forces backed by dozens of tanks and armored personnel carriers continued their operation into the largest West Bank town for a second day yesterday in an apparent hunt for Palestinian militants.

 

 

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Hockey looks to right ship
by Matt Bixenstine/Staff Writer
Despite having lost five of its last six games and possessing a record threatening to fall below .500, the Ohio hockey team has something going for it heading into a weekend series with Saint Louis...continued

Volleyball tournament seed up for grabs
by Laura Duffy/Staff Writer
At the end of this weekend, the Ohio volleyball team could wake up like Bill Murray in the movie Groundhog Day. A win against Akron would be déjà vu of Oct. 26 when the Bobcats took down the No. 34-ranked Zips at home in five games...continued

Wrestlers recover, regroup
by Eric Pfahler/Staff Writer
The Ohio wrestling team begins the season the way it left last season, full of confidence and wrestling against quality competition...continued

 

 

 

Top teams led by collective efforts
by Chris Littmann/Staff Writer
The Ball State media guide features forward Theron Smith on the cover by himself, but coach Tim Buckley said the team is about more than the First Team All-Mid-American Conference player...continued

Big names, players dominate conference
by Joe Arnold/Staff Writer
With big-name players like forwards Theron Smith, Antonio Gates and Brandon Hunter back for their senior seasons, Mid-American Conference basketball fans looking for the conference’s next superstar should have a long list from which to choose...continued

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