Today's Edition:
Monday, October 9, 2000
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Sammy Dallal/The POST
Jim Foxuog of Athens attends a protest on college Green Friday afternoon,
protesting Israeli aggression against mostly unarmed Palestinians
in Israel and the occupied territories. Violence erupted after Ariel
Sharon visited the Temple Mount known to the Muslims as the Haram
as-Sharif, or Noble Sanctuary and has left 82 dead almost all Palestinians,
and thrown the Mideast peace process into turmoil.
Registration
deadline approaching for November election
by Denis Flaschner / FOR THE POST
While candidates fill the television and radio airwaves with commercials,
argue in debates, and make their final stops on the campaign trail,
another issue has taken center stage at Ohio University- getting
people in the voting booths.... continued
OU Marching
110 takes field in Cincinnati
By Philip Elliott / THE POST
CINCINNATI - The Ohio University Marching 110 did more high-stepping
than the Cincinnati Bengals did yesterday as the team lost to the
Tennessee Titans, 23-14.... continued
Look
up, look down, all around, hey satellite...
By Laura M. Schneider / THE POST
"Is this the new Burrito Buggy?" joked Keith Newman, Ohio University
director of production for the telecommunications center, as he
climbed aboard OU's newest link outside of Athens.... continued
OU
hopes to 'Rock the Vote'
by Nicole Jomantas / For THE POST
If you want to support live music and politics simultaneously, then
your chance is coming soon.... continued
Students
sip coffee, perform at The South Pole
by Jeffery Rhodes / FOR THE POST
Ohio University Residence Life gave students the chance to showcase
their talents at The South Pole Thursday night on South Green....
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Green
Party fundraiser draws local musicians
by Yvette Thomas / THE POST
Two local bands, The Royales and J.D. Hutchison, provided entertainment
for Friday night's Green Party fundraiser in the Ohio University's
Baker Center Ballroom. Ohio University Campus Greens and Southeast
Ohio Citizens to Elect Nader sponsored the event.... continued
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Milosevic
allies remain problem
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Fresh from engineering the ouster of Slobodan
Milosevic, backers of President Vojislav Kostunica wrestled Yesterday
with a new daunting task - creating a government free of powerful
Milosevic allies without alienating them.... continued
Middle
East tension provokes rally
by Lindsay Neary / FOR THE POST
A recent visit by Ariel Sharon, head of opposition in Israel, to
the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem prompted the Palestine Student Union
to hold a rally Friday at the West Portico of the Templeton-Blackburn
Alumni Memorial Auditorium.... continued
Ohio
Democrats convene to rally troops
by Amanda Iacone / THE POST
COLUMBUS - Trouble in the Middle East stopped President Bill Clinton
from joining Ohio Democrats' "Celebration 2000" at the Aladdin Shriners'
Temple Saturday.... continued
Bunyan
Show brings
by Erin Senff and Erin Roh / THE POST
Chilly air whipping through the Hocking College campus did not stop
thousands of people from attending this year's annual Paul Bunyan
Show in Nelsonville.... continued
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Enric Marti/AP
His face covered with a piece of cloth with the word which
roughly translates as "the well-doers," from the Koran, a
Palestinian youth stands at the Netzarim Junction in southern
Gaza, yesterday. On Saturday night, Israeli Prime Minister
Ehud Barak gave Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat a 48-hour
ultimatum to end the violence. The recent violence across
the West Bank and Gaza Strip started after a Sept. 28 visit
by hard-line opposition leader Ariel Sharon to the Jerusalem
shrine known as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as the Harem
as-Sheriff, or Nobel Sanctuary and has left at least 82 dead-
almost all Palestinians -and thrown the Mideast Peace process
into turmoil.
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Homecoming
2000
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Sports
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Buffalo stampeded
by Jackson and company
by Shane Sadler / THE POST
If there was a day on the football calendar that would have allowed
the Buffalo Bulls to upset Ohio it was Saturday, October 7.... continued
Blue
Jackets defeated in first game
by Rusty Miller / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
COLUMBUS - Reto Von Arx and Tony Amonte each scored twice - and
Columbus helped on three goals with sloppy play - as the Chicago
Blackhawks overcame a three-goal deficit to beat the Blue Jackets
in their inaugural game 5-3 Saturday night.... continued
Titans
overcome Bengals
by, Philip Elliott / THE POST
CINCINNATI - One has to have possession of the football to score....
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NHL
player found guilty of assault
VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Marty McSorley was found guilty of
assault with a weapon on Friday, but will not go to jail for hitting
an opponent over the head with a stick during an NHL game.... continued
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Soccer
drops third straight
by Lonnie McMillan / THE POST
The Ohio soccer team was unable to overcome injuries and tough breaks,
falling to the Eastern Michigan Eagles 1-0 Saturday, and 4-1 to
the Central Michigan Chippewas yesterday.... continued
Ohio
rolls over the competition
by Paul Shugar / THE POST
Saturday at the McDonalds Invitational the men's and women's cross
country teams showed the Mid-American Conference that their hard
work is beginning to show benefits.... continued
Ohio
continues to win in MAC
by Jenny Hugenberg / THE POST
The Ohio volleyball team continued its winning streak in the Mid-American
Conference this weekend with victories against Akron and Miami....
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Bobcats
storm Central Michigan
by Tim Pappa / THE POST
Mother Nature made her presence known Friday afternoon, swirling
gusts of wind throughout the city of Athens. Or was that the Ohio
field hockey team?... continued
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