Today's Edition:
Friday, September 7, 2001
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Adriel Shearer/ Assignment
Photo Editor
The mystery of Evolution was unveiled for a small crowd last
night at the VIP opening. The top-of-the-line sound and light
systems had no technical difficulties had yet to occur at
press time.
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Night
club an evolution in Athens
Camden Easterling / Staff Writer
With lights flashing and music thumping, people took a sneak
peak at Evolution nightclub Thursday night.... continued
Survey:
OU no longer a party school, student's don't study
by Laura M. Schneider / Senior Campus
Writer
Ohio University's four-year reign as one of the nation's
top party schools ended this year – like all parties eventually
must.... continued
OU junior
to begin 2-Year Stint as trustee
by Brittany Yingling / Staff Writer
When Ohio University junior Barry Spurlock returned to campus
this fall, he began preparing to fill the polished shoes of a student
member of the OU board of trustees.... continued
Athena
renovation hits snag
by Ben Roode / Staff Writer
Asbestos is to blame for the delay in the renovations of
the Athena Theatre, which will not open in October as planned....
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Investigation
continues in OU porn case
by Hillary Copsey / Staff Writer
Despite nearly three months of investigation, charges have
yet to be made in a criminal case involving possible child pornography
files found on an Ohio University computer.... continued
New club
adds unique atmosphere to Court Street
by Lauren Gross / For The Post
Boys, dress your Sunday best, and girls, grab your bootie
pants and halter tops as the New York City-like nightlife opens
its doors to Athens. Today marks the grand opening for Evolution,
19 S. Court St., an upscale, dress-coded, 21-and-up club.... continued
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State
ordered to pay more for equal education
by Andrew Welsh-Huggins / The Associated
Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Supreme Court yesterday ended a decade-old
court fight over the way the state funds education by ruling its system
constitutional as long as lawmakers spend hundreds of millions of
extra dollars.... continued
Area
school officials say ruling won't solve problems
by Kim Smith / For The Post
Local educators and administrators are reeling from yesterday's
Ohio Supreme Court decision that could bring more money to area
schools.... continued
Students:
no use for Web site, indifferent to loss in ratings
by Tim Pappa / Staff Writer
 Ohio
University freshman Larry Yinger never used The Princeton Review,
a guidebook of the nation's 331 best colleges and universities,
to uncover OU as his final choice.... continued
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Rick Bowmer/
The Associated Press
Israeli police investigators inspect a car damaged
when a suicide bomber disguised as an observant
Jew blew up himself Tuesday in central Jerusalem.
The bombing was the fifth in Jerusalem over two
days and marked the most concentrated bombing campaign
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Opinion
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Editorial
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Sports
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Bobcats
look to scale the Mountaineers
by Paul Shugar / Staff Writer
Heading into the second weekend of the football season, some
teams are suffering from light injuries. But West Virginia and Ohio
have some serious injuries to their hearts....
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Ohio
Volleyball heads south for tournament
by Corrie Callaghan / Staff Writer
The Ohio volleyball team, following three losses at last
week's Buckeye Invitational tournament in Columbus, is just hoping
to be able to compete against the tough teams it will take on this
weekend. The Bobcats (0-3) head to Lubbock, Texas, to continue their
nonconference schedule in the Four Points Red Raider Classic....
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Ohio
soccer travels to New England
by Lonnie McMillan / Staff Writer
The Ohio women's soccer team travels to the Northeast this
weekend for a pair of nonconference games....continued
Bobcats
looking for sweet revenge
by Steph Woody / Staff Writer
The early stages of the cross country season mean
training is intense, legs are heavy and weekly mileage is building.
Thus, Coach Elmore Banton said this weekend's dual meet with Bowling
Green would serve more as a mark of progress than a goal to win....
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Field
hockey team tries to keep streak alive
by Eric Pfahler / Staff Writer
Ohio's field hockey team looks to keep the pendulum swinging
in its home opener when it faces the Virginia Cavaliers on Saturday....
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Ohio keeps
their options open
by Joe Arnold and Paul Shugar / Staff
Writers
Ohio football's bread and butter has long been the defense-freezing
triple-option threat. With a new coach and staff, the offense has
changed as the Bobcats look to improve on their 7-4 record from
2000. Joe Arnold and Paul Shugar sat down with coach Brian Knorr,
offensive coordinator Greg Gregory, quarterback Dontrell Jackson,
fullback Joe Sherrill, and tailbacks Jamel Patterson, Chad Brinker
and Stafford Owens to talk about the strong Ohio offense.... continued
Knorr
knows the Option
by Paul Shugar / Staff Writer
Ohio coach Brian Knorr has been running the option since
his playing career at Air Force. He sat down with The Post's Paul
Shugar to discuss what he has noticed about the option considering
his experience with this offensive style.... continued
We all
need options
By Paul Shugar / Staff Writer
Pop quiz:
Your girlfriend says you need to spend more time with her, your
boys want you to come play poker, the game is on, there is a four
kegger next door, you have not called your mom in a while, the dog
wants to go to the park, you need to study economics and you need
some sleep.... continued
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