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Today's Edition:
Monday, September 30, 2002
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September
could become sickle cell awareness month
by Megan Kuhn/Staff Writer
For Terri Knowles, the excruciating pain is the most difficult aspect
of having sickle cell disease. The 48-year-old registered nurse
retired from nursing four years ago because of increased frequency
of pain crisis...continued
Recyclebration
Festival in jeopardy
by Sara Bisker/Senior Features
Writer
By the time Saturday's morning clouds finally parted over the Recyclebration
Festival, children already giggled at their attempts to win redemption
tickets from the Turd Toss while other festival members took in
the Celtic tones played by Boys Of The Hock...continued
HIPAA to
bring sweeping changes nationwide
by Erik A. Carlson/Staff Writer
New federal regulations are bringing sweeping
changes to the health care industry to protect patient medical records
with penalties ranging from hefty fines to jail time for those who
do not comply...continued
African Marketplace brings zest to Athens
by Karlie Dunsky/Staff Writer
The vibrancy of an African marketplace and fashion show came to
Ohio University on Saturday night courtesy of Les Amis Pan-Africains...continued
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Nasser
Nasser / The Associated Press
A Palestinian police officer leaves a damaged building
in Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat’s compound
in the West Bank town of Ramallah yesterday. Responding
to powerful U.S. pressure, Israel withdrew its forces
from Arafat’s compound yesterday, but said
it would continue its 11-day hunt for wanted Palestinians
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Jennifer
Lash/ Assignment Photo Editor
Ohio forward Lindsay Rothenberger attempts
to get the ball away from a Louisville opponent in the first
half of the game on Friday at Pruitt Field. The Bobcats fell
to the Cardinals 3-2 in their home opener, but came out on
top over Miami 5-2 on Saturday.
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Streak
snapped!
by Joe Arnold/Staff Writer
For the first time in a little less than two seasons, the
grass on Peden Stadium’s Victory Hill looked a little greener and
the clanking of the Victory Bell rang a little clearer...continued
Volleyball
splits in MAC opener
by Laurie Duffy/Staff Writer
Sweet revenge on Friday turned
into bitter discontent on Saturday for the Ohio volleyball
team...continued
Hockey
takes two from rival Kent State
by Matt Bixenstine/Staff Writer
The Ohio hockey team started the season on the
right skate, wavered slightly but regained balance and skated
past Kent State this weekend with two wins...continued
Ohio’s
offense shut down
by Laurel Scheffel
Ohio forward Christel Schiering’s conference-record eight-game scoring
streak came to an end Sunday, as the Ohio women’s soccer team lost
2-0 against Ball State...continued
Bobcats
earn MAC split
by Chris Littmann/Staff Writer
The Ohio field hockey team split the weekend home stand with a loss
against Louisville on Friday and a win against Miami on Saturday...continued
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