Connecticut takes national title
Apr. 8, 2003ATLANTA Connecticut guard Diana Taurasi tormented Tennessee again, and the Huskies proved they could rebuild and still repeat.
MULTIMEDIA
Union hosts benefit concerts to support Athens Film Festival
Apr. 8, 2003Musical artists of Athens are coming together to support another form of art the Athens International Film Festival. Tonight marks the second of three weekly concerts at The Union, 18 W. Union St., to raise money for the festival.
Ohio counties reform assault policies
Apr. 8, 2003Ohio is taking a stand against sexual assault with a proposed statewide plan to reform the current sexual-assault policies.
OU and Ambling weather stormy start to long lease
Apr. 8, 2003Ohio University and Ambling Co. have more than three decades together on a University Courtyard lease that in the past three years has been a partnership spotted with lawsuits and construction abuses.
Anti-war group sponsors teach-in
Apr. 8, 2003Students Against War, a recently formed campus anti-war group, is sponsoring a teach-in at 8 tonight in Morton Hall, room 235, focusing on the Iraqi Military Campaign.
Eighth-grade class stays close to home
Apr. 8, 2003The eighth-grade class from Alexander Middle School will be traveling to northeast Ohio instead of their original destination of Washington D.C.
Mystery illness may prevent study abroad
Apr. 8, 2003With the outbreak of an unknown respiratory disease in Hong Kong and across Asia, Ohio University officials say they are in a "holding pattern" in making decisions about the future of scholastic programs in the region.
You've got Male
Apr. 8, 2003All humans are born with natural instincts. We need them to eat, sleep and breathe. But men are born with more than you could ever imagine, traits deep inside our genetic code that are responsible for farting, forgetting birthdays and leaving the toilet seat up.
Ohioans rally against budget cuts
Apr. 8, 2003Ohioans from around the state will gather in Columbus today to rally on the statehouse lawn in protest of budget cuts.
OU students to honor National Day of Silence
Apr. 8, 2003Many Ohio University students will remain mute today to honor the National Day of Silence for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community.
Fantasy baseball adds enjoyment to lengthy season
Apr. 8, 2003Baseball is back. The season is but a week old and the Yankees are in first, Ken Griffey Jr. is injured and the Detroit Tigers are ready to go home.
Iraqis have right to take down Saddam statues
Apr. 8, 2003If Iraqis are tired of Saddam Hussein and his government, they should be the ones tearing down likenesses and statues of him, not U.S. soldiers.
Ohio legislators ask students to speak out about budget cuts
Apr. 8, 2003The Ohio House of Representatives will vote today to determine whether more cuts will be made to higher education during the next two years. Some Ohio University students and alumni said they are working to convince legislators to remove future budget cuts.
Local district shortens school year
Apr. 8, 2003Students in Nelsonville-York City School District will see summer vacation sooner than expected.
N. Korea warns against U.N. Security Council sanctions
Apr. 8, 2003SEOUL, South Korea North Korea warned yesterday that any actions taken against it when the U.N. Security Council meets to discuss the communist regime's nuclear ambitions would undermine attempts to resolve the crisis peacefully.
Three armed robberies may be linked, police say
Apr. 8, 2003Athens Police Department officials are investigating reports of two armed robberies that occurred early yesterday morning.
