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Thursday, October 3, 2002

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Thomas Taylor/ Staff Photographer
Tim Hagan, the democratic candidate for governor, speaks outside College Gate. Yesterday, Hagan, a former Cuyahoga County commissioner, said winning Athens County is essential to his winning the gubernatorial race.

 

Athletic departments lack HIPAA plans
by Laurie Duffy/Staff Writer
Despite an approaching deadline of April 14, 2003, area athletic department officials have not set a definitive policy regarding the privacy standard of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act...continued

Regional band hopes to break into new territory
by Sarah Laubacher/Staff Writer
Modern rockers Planet 12 consider themselves a "Route 33" band - they have found success in the Athens music scene, the Columbus circuit and cities in between...continued

Art convocation acknowledges colleges accomplishments
by Brynn Burton/Staff Writer
All disciplines of Ohio University's art world will come together Friday morning for the fourth annual College of Fine Arts Convocation...continued


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Potential governors come to Athens
by Matt Hutton/State Senior Writer
With the general election one month away, candidates are entering the final stretch of their campaigns. And so far one candidate said he thinks Athens is one of the key stops along the way and made good on that statement yesterday...continued

Federal money distributed throughout Ohio
by Chris DeVille/Staff Writers
The $9.9 million grant Ohio received from the federal government to increase homeland security will be used to bolster communications, detections and building security equipment, state officials said...continued

Athletic department gears up for health insurance act
by Joe Arnold/Staff Writer
When an arachnoid cyst sidelined Ohio running back Chad Brinker last season, team officials and the Ohio athletic department issued written statements announcing Brinker’s injury, the course of action to be taken and his prognosis for the season...continued

 

BRIEFLY
The Associated Press
Investigators search for clues among the debris after a bomb exploded last night just a few meters from the gate of a military camp in Zamboanga City in southern Philippines. A powerful bomb packed with nails exploded outside a restaurant frequented by troops, killing an American soldier and two Filipinos.

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Ohio upended by Marshall
by Tom Valentino /Staff Writer
 A certain amount of confidence for a young team is healthy. Too much confidence, however, can be lethal.....continued

Hockey coach wants national championship
by Matt Bixenstine/Staff Writer
Beginning his second season of coaching, Ohio hockey coach Dan Morris, the team’s all-time leading scorer and member of all three of the Bobcats’ American College Hockey Association National Championship teams, reflected on his playing days and talked about his desire to coach Ohio with The Post’s Matt Bixenstine....continued

Forward moves toward Ohio scoring record
by Lonnie McMillan/Staff Writer
Ohio soccer forward Christel Schiering came into this season — her junior season — with the goal of setting the school record for goals scored....continued

Professional athletes are anything but
by Tom Valentino/Staff Writer
Professional athletes should conduct themselves like "professionals"...continued