Today's Edition:
Thursday, September 12, 2002
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Ohio leaders appeal for strength
against evil
by Colleen Schmidt
WASHINGTON - On Sept. 11, 2001, thousands
of Americans fled the sites of terrorism. One year later, America's
elected leaders are asking their country to step up to the plate,
and to continue the fight for freedom...continued
Familiar faces fill dean vacancies
by Nick Juliano/Campus Senior Writer
Ohio University's Russ College of Engineering
students could have more room to breathe if proposed changes from
the new dean take place...continued
Fall Quarter performances showcase
senior talent
by Brynn Burton
The Ohio University School of Dance leaps into Fall Quarter with
new artistic talent, a new cultural experience and performances
showcasing student work...continued
Bomb
scare hits Senate building
by Matt Hutton/State Senior
Writer
On the one-year anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack, a
Columbus office building was evacuated because of a bomb scare...continued
Bush mourns year of sorrow;
vows victory over 'fanatics'
By Ron Fournier/AP White House Correspondent
NEW YORK - With words of comfort and resolve,
President Bush joined the nation yesterday in remembering "a
year of sorrow, of empty places" since the terrorist attacks
that killed thousands and drew America into war. He vowed victory
over "history's latest gang of fanatics."...continued
Sept. 11 commemoration quilts
represent thoughts of events
by Sara Bisker/Senior Features Writer
Last night the setting sun illuminated six
quilts on the West Portico Wall of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial
Auditorium during a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of Sept.
11...continued
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Rafiq Maqbool/ Associated Press
Unidentified relatives of
law minister of India's state of Jammu and Kashmir
Mushtaq Ahmad Lone wail near his body in Lalpora
110 kilometers (66 miles) north of Srinagar, India,
yesterday. Suspected separatist militants gunned
down Lone, and 15 others in separate incidents
of rebel violence, police said.
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Opinion
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Editorial
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Column
About Town
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Sports
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Blaze destroys
club equestrian team barn
by Blake Whitney/Assistant Sports EditorLast
spring, the Ohio club Equestrian Team was at its highest point in
history. After raising thousands of dollars, the team went to its
first national championship competition and competed against varsity
programs from other schools across the country-and won...continued
Sophomore standout strong in
first cross country meet
by Matt Bixenstine/Staff Writer
Fresh off his first collegiate cross country victory, Ohio sophomore
Andrew Frum talked with The Post's Matt Bixenstine concerning the
past, present and future of his cross country career....continued
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Women's basketball player leaves
team
by Kyle Jepson
Ohio women's basketball forward Beckie Fischer decided not to return
to the team this upcoming season for personal reasons. Women's basketball
coach Lynn Bria made the announcement on Monday...continued
Baseball
misses opportunity
by Paul Shugar/Sports Editor
Muhammad Ali stood up for his religious beliefs, Jackie Robinson
stood up for the rights of African Americans and Billie Jean King
stood up for women's rights. They were heroes....continued
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