Today's Edition:
Wednesday, October 3 2001
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Liz Condo/ Staff Photographer
Martine Kirwintalks to her two-month old son Patrick yesterday
afternoon in Emeriti Park on South Green. Kirwin, an Athens
resident, plans to attend Ohio University beginning winter
quarter.
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Federal
Reserve affected by economy
WASHINGTON – The Federal Reserve, faced with an economy that
went from bad to worse after the terror attacks, cut a key interest
rate yesterday by a half-point, driving it down to a level not seen
since 1962.... continued
Insurance
provider changes, rates increase
by Ben Roode / Staff Writer
A change of insurance providers for Ohio University graduate
students has increased both student options and yearly rates....
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Students
receive scholarships with help of faculty, staff
by Becca Manning / Staff Writer
Ohio University graduate Margaux Cowden said winning a nationally
competitive scholarship is easing her transition into her first
year of graduate school.... continued
Vending
machine vandalism increasing in Athens
by Yosuke Takanashi / Staff Writer
Although a vending machine company said vandalism to machines
is not very common, local law enforcement agencies sometimes have
their hands full with snack and soda thieves.... continued
Satire
gets the laughs
by Kim Smith / For The Post
Equipped with a grand piano and a sense of humor, Mark Russell
claimed the stage last night at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial
Auditorium.... continued
Christian
faith expressed in Mandarin
by Laura Withers / Staff Writer
Ohio University graduate student Yingguang Liu said he identified
himself as an atheist until he started attending Ohio University's
Chinese Bible study group with a friend.... continued
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Ruby Tuesday
coming to Athens
by Lauren McDowell / Staff Writer
Owners of the new Ruby Tuesday restaurant have discovered
Athens' location and market to be gems for the future store....
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Investigation
regarding Sept.11 attack seeps into OU
by Laura M. Schneider / Senior Staff
Writer
Ohio University is one of several U.S. universities contacted
by federal agents requesting student information in the investigation
of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.... continued
Shot still
echoing 50 years later
by Michael Canan / Scripps Howard News
Service
Oct. 3, 1951.
Sometimes it seems like another lifetime to Bobby Thomson.... continued
Women of
OU take action in the '70s
by Sara Schonhardt / Staff Writer
The 1970s were a time of growth and increased support for
feminism. Organizations formed and new battles began, but opposition
to the women's movement still existed.... continued
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Jerome Delay/
The Associated Press
Jammiat Ulama-e-Islam leader Mulana Fazal-ur-Rahman,
addresses followers during a rally in support
of the Taliban in Baluchistan province's capital
Quetta, Pakistan, yesterday. More than 5,000 gathered
to hear the leader call for a Jihad against the
U.S. and Pakistan in the event of U.S. military
strikes against Kabul's Taliban rulers.
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Opinion
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Editorial
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Crossword
Answers
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Sports
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Field hockey
team, go watch them
by Eric Pfahler / Staff Writer
I am a sports writer for The Post. Like any other sports
writer, I am required to write what I see. What I see now is an
inspired team destined for a Mid-American Conference championship....
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Ohio looks
to stuff Heisman contender
by Paul Shugar / Staff Writer
Toledo coach Tom Amstutz said before the season that the
Rockets would run a spread offense because as a former defensive
coordinator it gave him the most nightmares.... continued
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How to execute
the penalty corner
by Eric Pfahler / Staff Writer
Although field hockey is becoming a popular sport throughout
the Midwest, most so-called sports gurus do not know the basic rules
and strategies of the game. Like a penalty shot in ice hockey, the
penalty corner is a way for the offense to try to convert a quick
score.... continued
Bobcats
struggle, lose to Ohio State
by Eric Pfahler / Staff Writer
COLUMBUS– When a baker leaves an ingredient out of a
cake, it does not taste right. The Bobcats know the feeling....
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