The Buckeyes hope initiating the move will make any NCAA punishment less severe.
2011
NBA Notebook: Agent plays down report of Yao plan to retire
HOUSTON – Houston Rockets center Yao Ming is retiring, according to a report by Yahoo! Sports. The 7-foot-6 Chinese star, plagued by lower-body injuries in the second half of his career, has informed the league office that his playing career is over, the website reported. The Rockets declined to comment on the report because of […]
Food industry resists guidelines on marketing to children
The new FTC guidelines for food ads aimed at kids will eliminate most of the ads now on TV, they say.
Phone hacking tarnishes pillars of society with a broad brush
Politicians, police and the media in Britain all look bad and will lose a lot of public trust, observers say.
Extreme couponers make great deals their business
Two women teach classes and publish a ‘Fabulessly Frugal’ website that gets about 30,000 hits a day.
Feature Obituary: Elaine Barry, 68, well-loved as a nurse, then as a schoolteacher
PORTLAND – Elaine Barry was a respected pediatric nurse at Maine Medical Center who had a passion for reading with her patients and helping them with their homework. Toward the end of her 25-year nursing career, she took a leap of faith and enrolled in the University of Southern Maine to become a teacher. Ms. […]
Town a little upset land trust won’t bend
In Cape Elizabeth, wrangling over a proposed path
IMF agrees to give Greece $4.2 billion
But Athens still faces significant long-term debt issues, says the institution’s new directors.
Consumers add debt; credit card use is up
It’s a mixed message, as borrowing reflects fiscal confidence but credit cards indicate harder times.
City mayoral hopeful appears in court on probation violation
Zouhair Bouzrara must pay $10,000 bail or get substance abuse treatment.