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Today's Edition:
Monday, October 7, 2002
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Adam Pape/ for The Post
Active member of Chi Omega, Michelle Stevens,
(right) welcomes Marissa Houk (left) after the running of
the bulls on Sunday. Sorority recruitment is held every quarter,
but only in the fall quarter does the “the running bulls”
take place.
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Court costs
benefit in unseen ways
by Emily Patterson/Staff Writer
After paying a ticket or appearing in court, the hidden costs of
violating the law could be benefiting the city, county or state
in unseen ways...continued
Math,
sports important in student’s life
by Mike Jones/Staff writer
Family and friends remember Matthew Berlin as a good-hearted individual
who always got along with just about everyone...continued
More News
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U.S.
war resolution will increase pressure on Saddam to disarm, leaders
say
by WILLIAM C. MANN/The Associated Press
WASHINGTON - Congressional leaders said Sunday a resolution authorizing
war against Iraq, expected to pass with little dissent, will strengthen
the U.S. hand at the United Nations and increase pressure on Saddam
Hussein to disarm...continued
Compassion,
concern offered to Sesmas
by Matt Hutton/State Senior Writer
Since the Sept. 11 bomb scare at the James A. Rhodes State
Office Tower in Columbus, Oscar Sesmas has experienced both vilification
and now compassion...continued
Paul
Bunyan comes to Nelsonville
by Chuck Bowen/Staff Writer
More than 65,000 people descended on Hocking College in Nelsonville
to celebrate the 46th annual Paul Bunyan Show this weekend. Vendors
from across the state and country were on hand to sell objects related
to the timber industry...continued
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Christine
Nesbitt/ The Associated Press
A woman, carrying a baby on her back, walks past
a French position in Tiebissou, 60 km (37 miles)
south of Bouake, in the Ivory Coast yesterday. Cease-fire
negotiations in Abidjan faltered as loyalist forces
moved north and fighting broke out in rebel-held
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Opinion
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Progress
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Sports
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Falcons
give Bobcats 72 reasons to go back to Athens
by Eric Pfahler/Staff Writer
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — The Ohio football team began and ended its
game against Bowling Green as well as it could have hoped, scoring
touchdowns on the first and last drives of the game...continued
Bobcats
upset MAC leader
by Laurie
Duffy/Staff Writer
Redemption is a sweet feeling, especially when it comes against
a Mid-American Conference rival carrying a 14-match win streak...continued
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Ohio
collects pair of road wins
by Lonnie McMillan/Staff Writer
The Ohio soccer team
responded to consecutive road losses last weekend, winning on the
road 3-0 against Toledo on Friday and 1-0 against Bowling Green
yesterday...continued
Field
hockey suffers double loss
by Chris
Littmann/Staff Writer
The Ohio field hockey team missed a chance to strengthen its case
for an NCAA Tournament appearance by losing to No. 10 Kent State
and No. 5 Michigan State this weekend...continued
Hockey
earns shootout split
by Matt Bixenstine/Staff Writer
Had the Ohio hockey team played this weekend’s series with Kent
State a year ago, the team would have come away with two overtime
ties...continued
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