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Tuesday, October 22, 2002

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James Stennies/ For The Post
A windshield holds a parking ticket issued by Parking Services earlier this month on campus.  Parking Services recently split away from OUPD and is now located on Factory Street.

Attorneys submit evidence to aid judge's decision
by Casey Clapper/Staff Writer
Attorneys for both sides of the lawsuit between Ohio University and a former student submitted evidence today that will help a Columbus Court of Claims judge determine how much money OU will have to pay...continued

New coasters to detect date-rape drugs
by Erica Bush/Staff Writer
Ohio University students and Athens residents will still have to think twice about leaving their drinks unattended. The technology for new coasters that claim to detect the presence of date-rape drugs is not likely to be used locally anytime soon...continued

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Student alleges OU bungled theft investigation
by Mae Kowalke/Staff Writer
An allegedly fumbled theft investigation by the Ohio University Police Department has garnered a civil suit against the university from an OU sophomore...continued

Parking Services pulls into new spot
by Laura Withers/Staff Writer
After Ohio University's department of Parking Services split the OU Police Department on July 1 and moved to a location on the perimeter of campus, university officials are considering additional changes for the department...continued

 

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Eitan Hess Ashkenazi/ The Associated Press
Israeli forensics examine the wreckage of the bus at the site of a bombing in northern Israel, yesterday. A car pulled up next to a bus and exploded in northern Israel during the afternoon rush hour, killing at least 16 people and wounding more than 30 as the entire bus was set aflame, according to police and radio reports.

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Sports

Volleyball squares off with fellow mid-major
by Laurie Duffy/Staff Writer
Colleges often are grouped into the so-called "mid-major" conferences due to similarities such as overall size of the college. ...continued

Football announces MAC offensive player of the week
by Mike Dunn/For The Post
Bowling Green quarterback Josh Harris earned Mid-American Conference West Division Offensive Player of the Week for his performance in a 48-45 overtime win against Western Michigan on Saturday...continued

Ohio, not the MAC's Buffalo this year
by Stephen Ellsesser/For The Post
Finally, the worst is over. (Cue The Beatles' "Getting Better.") ...continued