Field Hockey: Adele Sammons announced MAC Defensive Player of the Week
Junior Adele Sammons was announced MAC Defensive Player of the Week earlier on Tuesday.
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Junior Adele Sammons was announced MAC Defensive Player of the Week earlier on Tuesday.
Staff Writer Luke O'Roark looks at some takeaways from the Bobcats 1-0 loss against the Hoosiers on Saturday.
Ohio helped new head coach Sean Hogan get his Bobcat career off to a positive start as it defeated John Carroll 5-0. Junior Michael Harris scored two goals for the Bobcats, while sophomore Patrick Spellacy, senior Vincent Nicolella and senior team captain Mike Kretz added one goal each.
Every week, staff writer Luke O'Roark will give points on who to start and sit for owner's fantasy lineups.
Our resident film critic Will Ashton reviews John Michael McDonagh’s Calvary.
Will Ashton gives his opinions about the new movie Frank starring Michael Fassbender.
Two fundamentalist christian protesters stood opposite the top of Baker University Center today spouting views opposing homosexuality and abortion with a large sign and megaphone.
A review of the latest chapter of Telltale Games' hit video games series 'The Walking Dead'
Park Place will be closed Wednesday and Thursday for construction.
Athens city officials are already starting plans for the city's infamous Halloween Weekend block party, though the event is almost two months away.
Boyhood is a coming-of-age movie to be remembered.
Who’s ready for some football?!
Frank Solich announced Monday morning that redshirt junior Derrius Vick will be Ohio’s starting quarterback to begin the season against Kent State.
There is no such thing as a perfect game, but “The Last of Us: Remastered Edition” comes damn-near close to reaching that standard.
While it’s easy to write off Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller’s “Sin City” as style over substance, there’s more to the movie than just a dynamic visual sense. Not only was the film inventive in its green screen technology and captivatingly beautiful, but there was a strong balance of grittiness with tongue-in-cheek comedy. Poking fun at the mechanics of the film noir genre while also trying to play itself semi-straight.
Basically, it was Woodstock without the mud and subsequent catastrophe of Altamont. The funny thing about Altamont was that it was on the West coast, conventionally seen as a very mellow place (“live in NY and move before it makes you too hard, live in California and move before it makes you too soft” & etc.), and was, along with the Manson tragedies, the pinnacle of twisted violence that brought about the downfall of the psychedelic counterculture. But I guess that’s what you get for delegating security duty to blacked-out-Hell’s Angels. And hey, it was the Seventies! Sixties? Who knows these daze, my Dad barely remembers, but anyways…
Early in my formative years, when not only could I stomach large portions of talk show TV but would willing go out of my way to watch it, there was always one guest that stood out. Whether as a comedian, a guest or a simple visitor on the show, Robin Williams always found a way to make the most of a moment and leave you enraptured in his madly-spun loony.
When reviewing a movie focused primarily on one of your idols, it is fair to look at that review and take it with a grain of salt. So, if at any moment, you read this review and feel like I am just patting this movie on the back for the sake of it, know that I would never intentionally do that. But, that said, I understand your thinking.
Although it seems to have just entered, Massachusetts is soon leaving the Mid-American Conference.
With the 5th overall selection of the NFL Draft…