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Softball Notebook
Apr. 2, 2003After being picked to win the Mid-American Conference East Division, Ohio's troubling start cannot be blamed on one specific dimension of its game; however, team defense is high on the list for coach Roanna Brazier.
Handbook steers readers through hip culture
Apr. 2, 2003Have you always felt that you stood out from the crowd but were not sure just how to categorize yourself? Are you looking for guidance to achieving inner coolness? Turn to The Hipster Handbook by Robert Lanham for answers.
U.S. troops cross into Iraqi red zone
Apr. 2, 2003U.S. ground troops surged to within 25 miles of Baghdad in a two-pronged attack from the south yesterday, smashing Republican Guard units in their path. The discovery of 11 bodies, Americans likely among them, and the crash of a Black Hawk helicopter that produced unknown casualties tempered the joy over a POW-
Concern about illness spreads to U.S. faster than SARS cases
Apr. 2, 2003Fears of a mystery illness on an airliner in California turned out to be false, but the cautious reaction by officials suggested that serious concerns about the disease have made their way to U.S. shores.
FBI: Terrorists could improvise weapons from household poisons, other resources
Apr. 2, 2003WASHINGTON -
Storms bury insurance agents
Apr. 2, 2003Ohio insurance agents have had their hands full handling $17.5 million worth of claims stemming from the snowstorm that hit several counties in February.
Renovation plans set for heating plant
Apr. 2, 2003Ohio University officials have developed a five-year plan to renovate Lausche Heating Plant.
Government should give more money to high-risk areas
Apr. 2, 2003The federal government should disperse money for local homeland security based on different regions-
Band looks to -
Apr. 2, 2003After almost two years in and out of the recording studio, local quartet Future Me has completed their first album, With My Eyes on the Road. According to the band, the album could be on sale as early as April 22.
