NYC protest was an eye-opener for me Friday, September 17, 2004 By Roxanne Sawhill I always thought my first trip to New York City would be to see a Broadway show. Then I grew up a little and decided that acting on my political beliefs was more important than any Andrew Lloyd Weber full story

Bush stumps at three Ohio stops in one day Friday, September 17, 2004 By Alex Bluebond One campaign stop just wasn't good enough for President Bush Sept. 4. He made three, reaching over 25,000 Ohioans. His first stop was at Brecksville High School, where the gym was so crowded the over full story

Smoking bans are in the interest of public health Friday, September 17, 2004 By the Visor Editorial Board When entering a restaurant, we've all been asked the question, "smoking or non?" But in some cities across the country, the question has been eliminated altogether. Cities such as New York and Bosto full story

Restricting yard signs abridges freedom of speech Friday, September 17, 2004 By Tim Magaw As the presidential election rapidly approaches, political bumper stickers, buttons, T-shirts, hats and yard signs are on the increase. I don't know about you, but my favorite part of the political s full story

Knights carry momentum of 3-game streak into St. V-M game Friday, September 17, 2004 By Becky Pelini After being ranked number one in the Beacon Journal preseason poll, Hoban had high expectations to meet. Three weeks later with a record of 3-0, the Knights are putting any doubts to rest after defea full story