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Friday, October 25, 2002

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Ryan Hodgson-Rigsbee/Photo Editor
Marcus S.G. Dahn announces his candidacy for president of Liberia outside of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on College Green yesterday afternoon. Dahn is an Ohio University alumnus and resides in Athens when he is not in Liberia.

Administrative coordinator maintains poise with work and family
by Kate Helbig/Staff Writer
While Alexis Cline balances golf on the weekends, a family and her job as administrative coordinator for Ohio University’s provost, she also is striving for a higher education — complete with integrity and a pleasant disposition....continued

Music of Ga-Li advocates cultural coexistence
by Karlie Dunsky/Staff Writer
Last night, dim lights and a colorful array of Native American blankets, quilts and accessories transformed Baker University Center 1804 Lounge. A guitar, drum, flute and two serene voices filled the air. From 7 to 9 p.m. Alicia Pagan and Ramond Two Crows, also known as Ga-Li, performed their music and spoke about the importance of community in the world. ....continued

Homegrown musicians take the Mem-Aud stage
by Sarah Bisker/Features Senior Writer
For the first time in Athens history, the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium stage curtain will unveil a talent unknown to the auditorium before — the locals....continued

Two men arrested in connection with Washington-area sniper case; gun found in their car
by Allen G. Breed/The Associated Press
FREDERICK, Md. - A 41-year-old Army veteran and a teenager described as his stepson were arrested at a roadside rest stop yesterday for questioning in the three-week wave of deadly sniper attacks that have terrorized the Washington, D.C., area...continued

OU alumnus announces candidacy
by Val Hunt/Staff Writer
The air was filled with excitement as Marcus S.G. Dahn addressed a small crowd yesterday at the West Portico of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium and announced his candidacy for president of his native country, Liberia, promising changes and development....continued

Concerts abundant in Ohio, not OU
by Suzanne Wilder/Staff Writer
Phish. Naughty by Nature. The Roots. Reel Big Fish. What do these musical acts have in common? They have all played at universities in Ohio. ....continued

 

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Ivan Sekretarev/Associated Press
Russian soldiers guard the theater in Moscow that was seized by armed Chechens on Wednesday. The gunmen said yesterday that they pledge to die if their demands are not met.

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Men's basketball tabbed to win East Division
by Chris Littman/For The Post
Despite a disappointing finish to last season, the Ohio men's basketball team was picked to win the Mid-American Conference East Division at the annual MAC Media Day in Cleveland....continued

Sports fanaticism begins at youth level
by Matt Bixenstine/Staff Writer
"Hockey's supposed to be a fun time." Those were the ironic words youth hockey parent Thomas Junta said he told Michael Costin during a heated argument at an ice rink in Reading, Mass....continued

Ohio tries to make up for early season loss
by Chris Littmann/Staff Writer
After avenging its first Mid-American conference overtime loss of the season against Louisville, the Ohio field hockey team gets another chance for revenge against No. 13 Kent State this weekend....continued

Hockey faces defending champs
by Matt Bixenstine/Staff Writer
As the cliché goes, to be the best you have to beat the best....continued

 

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