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Friday, October 18, 2002

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Becky Sell/Staff Photographer
Ohio University junior Kate Schneider (left) and senior Olivia Detamore hold a banner to protest the war in Iraq on the steps of the Athens County Courthouse last night. Supporters of the war-and-peace activists, who were both students and community members, chanted pro- and anti-war slogans and gave speeches to declare their views.

Professor incorporates African experiences into classes
by Erik A. Carlson/Staff Writer
She has described herself as a soccer mom, but not too many soccer moms have been told they would die if they ever set foot in Kenya again...continued

Art train hopes to highlight area art
by Laura Blankemeyer/Staff Writer
Uptown, downtown and now on trains — artists are everywhere in Athens County. This weekend, Art Train will roll down the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway’s tracks — part of the Foothills School of American Crafts goal to help residents and tourists appreciate artistic resources in the area...continued

Let the Good Times Roll
by Lauren Coyle/Staff Writer
This Saturday night, local musicians from the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s will gather at Nelson Commons for an Athens Musical Reunion dubbed Let the Good Times Roll ...continued

As pressure mounts, US offers compromise to win support for Iraq resolution
by Edith M. Lederer/The Associated Press
UNITED NATIONS - Facing strong opposition from dozens of nations, the United States has backed down from its demand that a new U.N. resolution must authorize military force if Baghdad fails to cooperate with weapons inspectors, diplomats said yesterday....continued

Demonstrators clash at Courthouse
by Nick Juliano/Campus Senior Writer
Court Street patrons were not expecting any protests last night, but they got two...continued

Ministry celebrates 50 years
by Emily Patterson/For The Post
United Campus Ministry yesterday celebrated its 50th anniversary and the end of its capital campaign drive that raised $64,000...continued

 

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Adel Hana/The Associated Press
Palestinians carry a wounded youth on a stretcher to treatment room at Alnajar hospital after heavy clashes erupted in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip yesterday. Israeli tanks fired artillery shells and machine guns, killing six Palestinians and wounding more than 50, Palestinian doctors and witnesses said.

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Ohio looks to change trends against conference foes
by Lonnie McMillan/Staff Writer
The Ohio soccer team plays this weekend against two teams that historically have made seasons out of ruining Ohio's....continued

Field hockey stirs it up
by Chris Littman/Staff Writer
After a weekend where the Mid-American conference standings were shaken, the Ohio field hockey team begins its second round of MAC play trying to stir things up even more...continued

Volleyball team battling a dual identity
by Tom Valentino/Staff Writer
After a prolific start to the season, the Ohio volleyball team has begun to show Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde tendencies...continued

Ohio runners motivated going into Pre-Nationals
by Lindsey Elling/Staff Writer
"I think I can, I think I can..." This mantra worked for a little train engine, but for Ohio cross country runners, it takes a little more motivation to make it to the finish line. Many will use different methods to get themselves to the finish line at the Pre-National Meet Saturday in Terre Haute, Ind....continued

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