Film: 'Breakers' Doesn't 'Spring' to its Potential
(04/01/13 12:00am)
By Nathan Gordon | ng312310@ohiou.edu | @GordonRises
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Post Column: School's anti-condom policy infringed rights
(03/31/13 12:00am)
Condoms.
Rigorous routine takes distance swimmer to the top
(03/20/13 12:00am)
When Laurin Williams touched the wall after the 1,000-yard freestyle race against Youngstown State in February, she looked around and took a couple of breaths.
Post Column: Happy Trails: Break out of your rut: snuggle with puppies
(03/20/13 12:00am)
I’ve been in a bit of a rut lately, feeling under the weather, constantly stress-eating and consistently Googling such search terms as “are hummus and Wheat Thins bad for you?” while shoveling them in my mouth at an alarming rate and contemplating the fact that I’ve never stepped foot in Ping in my two years on this campus (I’m not kidding).
Post Column: Expansion of high-school fishing good for sport
(03/14/13 12:00am)
High-school sports are a great way for youths to be active while learning discipline, hard work, teamwork and the joy of competition, which is why Missouri is currently pushing to join Kentucky and Illinois as the only states to include bass fishing as a publicly sanctioned varsity sport.
Musical artist finds accommodation in Athens
(02/28/13 12:00am)
The back room of the former HDL Center more closely resembles a warehouse than the office of Ted Harris, soft-spoken technology support specialist by day and soulful jazz musician by night.
Hip Hop Congress focuses on "poetry over instrumentals"
(02/26/13 12:00am)
Normally, nobody would find similarities between the works of Emily Dickinson or Shakespeare and the rap of artists like Common. However, the arts of poetry and hip-hop are innately linked through their origins.
Heated debate leads to postponing of vote for emergency contact information resolution
(02/20/13 12:00am)
Jared Henderson made it clear Wednesday night he did not appreciate being ignored and Evan Ecos, who Henderson accused of ignoring him, did not care for the senator’s tone.
A weekend away can help cure Athens doldrums
(02/20/13 12:00am)
Sometimes you need to get away. Doesn’t matter where. Just go.
Post Column: College athletes should not be paid
(02/19/13 12:00am)
Coaches of high-profile college football and men’s basketball programs are signing multimillion-dollar contracts year after year. In addition to that, some of those same high-profile programs are able to bring in millions of dollars in revenue every year.
OU's reputation as progressive institution exemplified in years past
(02/14/13 12:00am)
In 1904, the first black football player for Ohio University, Arthur Carr, stepped onto Peden Stadium’s field as quarterback. More than a century later, many black players have charged their way through racial barriers and across the stadium.
Women's Center set to host luncheon on ageism
(02/06/13 12:00am)
The issue of ageism may not be on the minds of most college students, but Thursday it will be the main discussion of a talk at the Women’s Center.
Post Column: Costs of college extend far beyond tuition
(02/05/13 12:00am)
I’m a cheapskate. I opt to scan the chapters out of my textbooks in the library, and I’m probably on a first-name basis with the employees at Dollar Tree.
Post Letter: Legal trouble precludes possible work romance
(02/03/13 12:00am)
On Jan. 29, The Post published a response to a letter received from a student with a relationship dilemma. The student is a food-service worker on campus who was wondering whether to start a relationship with her boss. Ms. Kristin Salaky wrote the response.
Multipurpose center to draw more from General Fee than publicized
(02/01/13 12:00am)
Despite early university assurances to the contrary, students’ General Fee money will be used to pay for much more of Ohio University’s multipurpose center than originally planned.
Swimming & Diving: 'Cats dampen Mountaineer mood on their senior day
(01/28/13 12:00am)
West Virginia has a higher undergraduate enrollment, a larger endowment and a bigger stadium than Ohio, but not a better swimming team – at least for this season.
Film series at Athena to revive Hitchcock movies
(01/25/13 12:00am)
Alfred Hitchcock once said, “A good film is when the price of the dinner, the theater admission and the babysitter were worth it.”
Kennedy-Dygas named dean of the College of Fine Arts
(01/25/13 12:00am)
After a nationwide search, Margaret Kennedy-Dygas was named the College of Fine Arts dean on Friday.
International Eats
(01/24/13 12:00am)
Despite statistics showing the majority of Athens County residents are white, other cultures have made their way into the Appalachian area.
BedPost: New York-bound columnist passes torch
(01/22/13 12:00am)
Former BedPost writer bids adieu to faithful readers for bigger plans...
