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Today's Edition:
Thursday, October 31, 2002
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Lindsay Steiner/Staff Photographer
Pastor Mary Jo Yeakel greets First
United Methodist members Aundrea Carpenter-Colvin and Dick
Mottl on Sunday, Oct. 13. Yeakel has been at the First United
Methodist for a year and a half, but has been a pastor for
24 years.
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women become religious leaders
by Emily Patterson/Staff Writer
The Rev. Jan Griesinger
was the only woman in the graduating class at her seminary and part
of the first generation of woman ministers in the traditionally
male-dominated field...continued
Band
promises to pull out all the stops for final show
by Sarah Laubacher/Staff
Writer
When Joe Faulhaber and Michael Hall met in the summer of 1996, friendship
came fast and music was soon to follow. Their first musical ventures
included playing the front porches of Athens, performing on street
corners and securing a weekly gig at the old Swindlefish...continued
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News:
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Federal
charges add to questions over which jurisdiction will prosecute
sniper suspects
by Stephen Manning
/The Associated Press
GREENBELT, Md. — New
federal weapons and extortion charges against sniper suspect John
Allen Muhammad added to the questions over which jurisdiction will
be the first to prosecure him and his alleged partner in the attackss...continued
Jill Thompson, Ric
Wasserman
By Megan
Kuhn/City Senior
Writer
Two Ohio University alumni are running for Athens County auditor.
Republican incumbent Jill Thompson said she is running on her experience
while Democratic challenger Ric Wasserman said his background in
business has prepared him for the job...continued
Student Senate vice president
announces resignation
by Mike Jones/Staff Writer
Ohio University Student Senate Vice President
Josh Wolf announced his resignation and the formation of a splinter
group in an executive session at last night’s weekly meeting....continued
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Ivan
Sekretarev/ The Associated Press
Tatyana Panova holds a hand of her daughter Maria,
a victim of the hostage crisis, during her funeral
at a cemetery in Moscow on yesterday. As grieving
families laid to rest victims of the Moscow hostage
crisis yesterday, health officials said two more
freed hostages had died, bringing the number of
victims to at least 119. |
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Opinion
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About Town
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Sports
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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 wins inter-state non-conference
game
by Lonnie McMillan/For The Post
The Ohio soccer team rebounded from a Mid-American
Conference loss to take a non-conference victory on the road last
night 3-1 against the Wright State Raiders...continued
Hoop Dreams
by Pat McSweeny
Some things that I would like to see in a new
NBA season...continued
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Player
eyes postseason
by Matt LaWell
After helping the Ohio volleyball team to a
pair of victories against Kent State and Akron, who was undefeated
in the Mid-American Conference, middle blocker Laura Hageman was
named the MAC East Division Volleyball Player of the Week for the
second time this season. She talked with The Post’s Matt LaWell
about the team’s performance and postseason outlook...continued
Club Sports Notebook
by Joe Rominiecki
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