The Oakland Post 2007-10-24

Bob Woodward: On the other side of the interview ; THIS WEEK ; STAFF EDITORIAL In the name of truth ; Trick or Treat - a real American haunting ; Discovering the truth: Journalist Bob Woodward Questions the war; administration ; IN THE WORDS OF WOODWARD ; POLICE FILES ; Award-winning poet to read works at OU ; OU welcomes Regina Carter: World-renowned violinist to teach in music department ; U.S. ambassador; OU alumnus speaks on Vietnam ; PARKING PROBLEMS: Mall opening forces classes to cancel ; Challenging market standards: Fair-trade products compete for free-trade consumers ; Racing toward a goal: OU English professors achieve their goal time in the Detroit Marathon ; Spooky Halloween party snacks: Frightfully tasty treat recipes to share your next Halloween party ; Do you believe in ghosts? ; The Buzz on: Local 'haunts' with good eats ; What is the scariest thing that ever happened to you? ; Breezing through the Summit League: IPFW; strong winds no match far the Golden Grizzlies ; Injuries; suspensions mounting up ; Thunderbirds spark diffused: Golden Grizzlies take easy shutout from Southern Utah ; WOMEN'S SOCCER NEWS AND NOTES ; Dumped in Delaware: Golden Grizzly hockey drops both games on road trip ; Tour de Oakland: Cycling club enters first year as official club on campus ; Duquette breaks school record in loss ; Wave of Staph infections closes schools ; Rochester Hills planning new money-saving facility ; Pumpkin crops damaged ; Defining a diversity of talent - Wilco in concert ; A dependable sound marks another Jimmy success ; Ascending to Nu heights ; Addiction; loss and love in 'Things we lost in the Fire' ; STAN LEE'S "IRON MAN"PROMISES A DOSE OF ACTION AND COMEDY ; Kenna's music is great but not categorical ; A killer on stage ; Class registration blues: A look at the different ways of dealing with challenges of online class registration ; Wings 'Fire on Ice' a dud ; Firefighters all but concede defeat to California wildfires ; Turkey continues buildup along Iraqi border ; War. climate protest leads to arrests ; Nationl World Breaks ; Stolen art work found in trash; could sell for $1 million