Delia Palmisano/ FOR THE POST
U.S. Senate candidate Ted Celeste drops by Athens for a campaign visit. Celeste arrived about 10:15 p.m. Tuesday night, just one stop on his eight-day trip to visit all 88 Ohio counties.

It's Off to the Czech Republic for the GLC
by Brittany Yingling / FOR THE POST
Beginning its third year, Ohio University's Global Learning Community welcomes a new director as it gears up for its upcoming trip to the Czech Republic.... continued

Germany cautiously celebrates 100 years as one nation
by Stephanie V. Siek / FOR THE POST
DRESDEN, Germany - East and West became one 10 years ago Tuesday.... continued

Anti-fascists protest in Munich
by Stephanie V. Siek / FOR THE POST
MUNICH, Germany - Police in riot gear and crowds shouting impassioned slogans are often associated with the Oktoberfest season in Munich. But this gathering had nothing to do with the world-famous beer festival and everything to do with protesting facism.... continued

Parking headaches permeate the state
by Denis Flaschner / FOR THE POST
Students and faculty upset about Ohio University's lack of good parking spaces should know that they are not alone in their complaints. Sufficient parking for students and faculty is a big concern at universities throughout Ohio.... continued

Fight to the death
by Christopher Flood / THE POST
It was only a matter of time before natural progression would lead to Edward "Trey" Roski III’s co-creating Comedy Central's BattleBots, the ultimate destructive display of robotic genius.... continued

Pita Pit brings healthy flavor to Athens, but there's nowhere to sit
by Adam Koehler / FOR THE POST
The Pita Pit has come to Athens promoting the appeal of healthy and tasteful food for the Uptown diner.... continued

Radiohead rocks, as always
KID A
Capitol Records
Five stars
Radiohead's fourth and latest LP, titled KID A, is the kind of album that quickly makes all their past albums seem really old. KID A is a magnum opus of 10 highly unique pieces of music that reaffirm Radiohead's role as the chief purveyors of original, thought-provoking music. In a decadent music industry, this is the most intriguing band since Pink Floyd.... continued

Gamebreaker 2001 Review. Ron Dayne's video game review
by Chris Congeni / FOR THE POST
Dynamic graphics, a realistic crowd, authentic band audio, an overall well-made game - Ron Dayne's Gamebreaker 2001 is none of these. But for some reason, it still deserves high marks.... continued

Dear Alice's Moronic Rejection Letters
By Holly Schreiber / FOR THE POST
Be prepared to open the pages of something very strange.... continued

Senate candidate visits Athens
by Amanda Iacone / THE POST
Ohio University students gathered outside Buffalo Wings & Rings Tuesday night to meet a U.S. Senate. candidate. Ted Celeste was standing outside the Cat's Eye as a customer popped his head out of the neighboring bar and asked Celeste to join him for a beer.... continued

A place for religion in politics?
by Erin Eisinger / FOR THE POST
Its stone image has been adorning Ohio University's College Green since 1960. "Religion, morality and knowledge being necessary to good government..." reads the Class Gateway. But the question remains - does religion have a place in American politics?... continued

OU to purchase land today
by Hillary Copsey / THE POST
Ohio University's plans to purchase the Athens Lumber Company have been finalized after a couple of delays, including the death of the company president.... continued

Stereotypes for a new millennium
by: Jennifer Furia and Megan Kuhn / FOR THE POST
How would you respond to the following questions?... continued

Crew team looks for promising season
by Lisa Laufik / FOR THE POST
In the heart of Strouds Run Park, rain or shine, the men's and women's crew teams train on the lake.... continued

Bush, Gore, Mrs. Lieberman try to energize Ohio voters
by John McCarthy / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
REYNOLDSBURG - George W. Bush swept into friendly republican territory yesterday to highlight his programs for education, an issue that resonates with Ohioans.... continued

Student Senate plans Halloween meeting
Ohio University's Student Senate discussed Halloween weekend preparations and potential dining hall changes at last night's meeting.... continued

Firefighters claim chief forced them to attend church
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PARMA HEIGHTS - Six firefighters required to attend a church service as part of a community awards ceremony sued the city yesterday over First Amendment issues.... continued

Fed maintains stance
by Thomas Velardo / FOR THE POST
The Federal Open Market Committee again decided to leave interest rates unchanged at its Oct. 3 meeting.... continued

Librarians on-call at Alden
by Colleen Schmidt / FOR THE POST
Though a spotlight worked when Gotham wanted to call Batman, Ohio University's Alden Library has found librarians respond better to pagers.... continued

Ohio football to hold NASCAR Day
College football and NASCAR come together Saturday at Peden Stadium. Before the Ohio football team's game with the Buffalo Bulls, replica show cars and trucks from the pro-racing circuit will be displayed on the track at the south end of the stadium. Ticket-holders for the 7 p.m. game can visit the vehicle display area from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.... continued