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Brandon Malone, 14, practices tricks on the half-pipe outside his house in Columbus, Indiana, yesterday. Malone has been practicing tricks on the ramp for about six months.

Halloween brings visitors- and cars with limited places to park
by Evelyn Henley / FOR THE POST
Just like cars should not head south on Court Street, residents should not send their visitors the wrong way when directing them toward parking spaces on Halloween weekend.... continued

Residents decorate for trick-or-treaters
by Jenny Wilkins / THE POST
In anticipation of trick-or-treaters who roamed East Green residence halls last night, some Ohio University students decorated their corridors with spider webs and orange and black streamers.... continued

Student Advantage Inc. and Versity.com Not Under the Same Roof
by Jennifer Furia / FOR THE POST
With the help of a friend named Versity.com, Ohio University sophomore Kelly Bartemes had no trouble turning off his alarm and falling back asleep without giving a second thought to the lecture class he would be missing.... continued

Bromley Hall builds new offices, classrooms
by Rob Chalifoux / FOR THE POST
Orange barrels and scaffolding continue to be found beyond Court Street.... continued

Artist opens photography show
Sometimes the beauty of those things near us are harder to see.... continued

'80s hair band makes a lackluster return
by Chas J. Hartman / THE POST
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Some think hair/glam rock died when Nirvana came along. Well, not exactly.... continued

Five Wal-Mart protesters arrested
by Sally Law / THE POST
Five people were arrested yesterday morning for persistent disorderly conduct after blocking the truck entrance to an East State Street construction site.... continued

Small business benefits from senate's effort
by Philip Elliott / THE POST
A bipartisan bill passed in the U.S. Congress will benefit the Ohio University Innovation Center by allotting $400,000 to increase the center's size and generate about 465 jobs over six years – if the White House approves it.... continued

Group works to increase diversity
by Kristin Howard / THE POST
Imagine having the length of your hair determining where you are allowed to sit. Seems kind of arbitrary, doesn’t it? Some students face this issue everyday, only it isn’t hair length that determines how they’re treated — it’s their race.... continued

Laurent Rebours/ Associated Press An unidentified Palestinian carries a child toward an ambulance after he was hit by a rubber bullet during clashes with Israeli solders protecting the Jewish settlement of Gush Katif on the outskirts of the southern Gaza town of Kahn Yunis, yesterday. Briefly OU to offer term-based online classes for first time Students informed of rights during forum Talks in Korea lead toward missile restraint Teen-ager holds elementary school classroom hostage Congress passes environmental legislation for Great Lakes Police offer parents access to alcholol-testing machine

Bobcats continue losing skid
by Tim Pappa / THE POST
Always save for a rainy day. It may be good advice, but the Ohio State Buckeyes did not take it. Once the rain began cascading from a smoky sky overhead, the Buckeyes could not hold back. They broke open the piggybank.... continued

Boxer quits after serious injuries
by Ryan Ernst / THE POST
Friday night at the Palace in Auburn Hills, Mich., the sport of boxing received another black eye, and for once, in what he called his final fight, Mike Tyson was not at fault.... continued

Fans divided over Series
by Tim Boggs / FOR THE POST
For those who have been hiding under a rock, the World Series started Saturday between the New York Yankees and the New York Mets. For the first time since 1956 two New York teams are in the World Series.... continued

Offense hitting stride at crunch time
by Shane Sadler / THE POST
For the third-straight week the Ohio football team breezed past a Mid-American Conference opponent.... continued