MULTIMEDIA

'Smash-mouth' game bites Marshall

Feb. 23, 2003

The Ohio women's basketball team did not have to worry about peaking early. Saturday, 25 games into the 27-game regular season, the Bobcats finally played the complete game they have been looking for all season.

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Local students take 'Stand' against tobacco

Feb. 23, 2003

Singing music, swinging to the beat and seeing a star were just some of the events provided free to local children choosing to "stand up and speak out against tobacco" this weekend.

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Newcomer Norah Jones wins 4 Grammys; album garners 7 awards; Springsteen, Dixie Chicks win 3

Feb. 23, 2003

NEW YORK — The music of pop-jazz chanteuse Norah Jones garnered seven Grammy awards last night, catapulting her past crowd favorite Bruce Springsteen and his three awards for the Sept. 11-inspired "The Rising."

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Iraqi studying U.N. order to destroy banned missiles

Feb. 23, 2003

BAGHDAD, Iraq -

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Progess Report

Feb. 23, 2003

HOMEWORK:

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Baseball unprepared, gets swept

Feb. 23, 2003

North Carolina Greensboro finished sweeping a three-game weekend series against the Ohio baseball team Sunday, following a preseason that allowed the Bobcats to practice outside only once.

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Group seeks to create registry for 'domestic partners'

Feb. 23, 2003

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio — Residents in this Cleveland suburb could become the first in the nation to vote on letting gay couples legally document their relationships.

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a four-term Massachusetts senator. We will fight to give America back its future and its hope.

Dec. 30, 1969

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said she found the presentation fresh and inspiring.

Dec. 30, 1969

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000 a season. In other words

Dec. 30, 1969

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will replace Judge Douglas Bennett

Dec. 30, 1969

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Post article

Dec. 30, 1969

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an Ohio University criminology student

Dec. 30, 1969

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from Independence

Dec. 30, 1969

including merging The Post's city and state staff into one metro staff and reducing the number of editors from 17 to 13.

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of suburban Oakwood

Dec. 30, 1969

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sparking a suspension of shuttle flights. The U.S. space agency NASA is hoping to renew shuttle flights sometime next month.

Dec. 30, 1969

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put together a new lineup with his post-Tupelo band

Dec. 30, 1969

to release an album

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issue of The Post is a photograph of President Bush standing in front of a stained glass window at a church. Above this photograph is the headline

Dec. 30, 1969

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676 people are on the national waiting list for transplants

Dec. 30, 1969

130 transplants were performed in 2002

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Nisar's youngest son. Idris said his father puts maximum effort into all projects.

Dec. 30, 1969