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Wednesday, October 30, 2002

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Thomas Taylor/ Staff Photographer
From left, Stacey Ratliff, Niki Madison and Erica Llans check out Lambornes Halloween costumes. Viviane Herbert; the store’s Gallery Manager, straightens and prepares the costumes to gear up for the Halloween party.

Masks, Halloween costumes showcased at Lamborn’s Studio
by Sara Bisker/Staff Writer
Finding the one costume that will set this year’s Halloween-goers a part from the barrage of last year’s pregnant nuns, pimps and Brittany Spears lookalikes takes a little bit of creativity...continued

Homecoming and Mom’s Weekend are busier than Halloween for Uptown bars
by Natalie Morales/Staff Writer
Halloween is the biggest event of the year for most people residing, working and visiting in Athens. But for area bars, sales on Halloween weekend fall short of sales during other university themed weekends...continued

ACRNs future not so dim
by Sarah Laubacher and Michelle Simakis/Staff Writers
After a fall quarter filled with financial uncertainty, ACRN, Ohio University’s student-run radio station, has reexamined their situation, completed a successful string of fundraising events and hopes to have reaffirmed a solid status as a streaming Web cast...continued

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Sniper suspects may face the death penalty
by Curt Anderson /The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Bringing federal death penalty charges and revealing a wealth of new evidence, the Justice Department yesterday stepped up its involvement in the serial sniper shootings that Attorney General John Ashcroft said were "atrocities"...continued

Issue 6 to generate more funds
By Casey Clapper/City Senior Writer
Athens Township residents will be able to vote next Tuesday to replace necessary funding for the Richland Area Volunteer Fire Department...continued

 

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Andrew Medichini/ The Associated Press
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, center, smiles as members of the Palestinian Parliament
vote for the new Cabinet he presented in his headquarters in Ramallah on the West Bank,
yesterday. The Parliament approved the 19-member Cabinet, even though it closely
resembles the cabinet that legislators forced to resign earlier this month.

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Sports

Ohio warms up against Wright State
by Lonnie McMillan/For The Post
Following a 3-0 Mid-American Conference loss at Buffalo Sunday, the Ohio soccer team tries to rebound out of conference against Wright State tonight...continued

Ohio swimmers look for off-season work to pay off
by Lindsey Elling/For The Post
For some athletes, the off season is a time to relax and take time off from their sportt...continued

Ohio Notebook
by T.J. Lasita/For The Post
Ohio wrestlers achieve high rankings in preseason poll...continued

Two MAC schools ranked nationally
by T.J. Lasita/For The Post
Bowling Green (7-0 overall, 4-0 Mid-American Conference) and Marshall (6-1, 4-0) are ranked nationally in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll. It is the first time two MAC schools have ever been ranked simultaneously...continued

Facts, not fluff, must be focus of media
by Eric Phaler/For The Post
I do not care about Michael Jordan’s sex life. I do not care about Michael Jordan’s sex life. I do not care about Michael Jordan’s sex life...continued