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Sometimes you see a headline and cannot help but wonder, “How did that even happen?” This was my reaction to reading an Associated Press article about Elyria police raiding the wrong home and putting a 17-month-old in the ICU.
Womp, Womp
Athens has its fair share of friendly faces, but none of them quite compare to those with four legs and a wagging tail. The city is no stranger to its canine counterparts who roam up and down Court Street, and Friends of the Shelter Dogs, or FOSD, ensures all of them are taken care of and sent to welcoming homes.
In college athletics, it is imperative that teams have leadership in the locker room, on bus rides and at practices. Those leaders act as secondary coaches who assist the team by advising and showing some younger athletes how to properly function as college athletes. In wrestling, Ohio has experienced a renaissance with two of its most successful wrestlers, providing the lessons passed down to them to the next crop of wrestlers.
College wrestling has never been a sport for the faint of heart. The difficult weight programs, strenuous competition that comes in waves and having to keep up with academics are just a few of the roadblocks that would make most ordinary people throw in the towel. One of the most unnoticed aspects of sports, especially collegiate sports, is travel. For Ohio wrestling, travel is one of the aspects that can make or break an athlete.
Ohio (4-8, 1-1 Mid-American Conference) fell to Kent State (8-4, 2-0 MAC) on the road by a score of 92-63.
Last week, Fall Out Boy and fans of the band celebrated the 15th anniversary of the band’s fourth studio record, “Folie à Deux” which translates to “A Madness Shared by Two.” The album was first released Dec. 10, 2008 in Japan with more release dates throughout the week in Australia (Dec. 13), the U.K. (Dec. 14) and the U.S. (Dec. 16).
Dec. 10, 2013, Childish Gambino released his second album, “Because the Internet” through Glassnote Records. It debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200 and received a Grammy nomination for “Best Rap Album.” This album has a thought-provoking story that many fans theorized and uncovered themselves.
The Athens drag scene is one that simply cannot be ignored. Four different drag queens came together at The Union Bar, located at 18 W Union St., on Thursday evening for the “Queens for Seams” drag show, put on by Thread Magazine. The show was undeniably one that everyone could enjoy, with queens Rayley Saphron, Judy Chiffon, Viola Braider Knights and Athena Raynn headlining the show
Student Senate met Wednesday to discuss a bill requiring CPR certification for resident assistants and senior resident assistants.
This doesn’t sound good
"The Crown" is coming to its final curtain call. We are at the end of an era that allowed our imagination of the behind-the-scenes world of the British royal family to appear on our television screens.
Simple Science simplifies the past week in science news.
For nearly two decades, Jackie O’s has become synonymous with Athens culture. No matter what form the business takes – a sit-down restaurant or a mecca for beer connoisseurs – each location is a haven of Southeastern Ohio charm and energy. Although each branch is uniquely characterized and differentiated, they are all dedicated to sustainability, which is a core value of Jackie O’s Farm.
The Supreme Court is one of the most important institutions in the U.S. As the highest court in the country, its decisions have the power to alter the lives of every American. Yet Americans do not elect these justices, have little say in the Supreme Court’s decisions and justices can serve a lifetime on good behavior — and rarely are they even restricted by that stipulation.
Across Ohio University’s campus, waste bins are labeled as “landfill” or “recycling.” Walking up to the two bins, one decides where the waste will go. One problem with sending waste away to landfills is that once it’s out of sight, the next steps are out of mind for many.
In the early 2010s, Brian Metz, a native of Pennsylvania, perused the sidelines at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. Metz found himself a role as student manager at one of the best football programs in the nation.
Every year, Christmas merchandise seems to hit the shelves earlier and earlier. For some homes, Christmas decorating begins as soon as the kids go out trick-or-treating on Halloween. Although it may seem like a harmless festivity, buyers should be conscious of what this waste and desire for excess means for the planet.
For Alsu Kurmasheva, Saturday marked one month in a cramped, cold Russian prison. The beloved mother, wife, daughter and accomplished journalist is far from Prague, where her husband, Ohio University alum Pavel Butorin, and their two daughters sit, hoping for her return.
Recently, I acquired my first job where there were no uniforms, or any dress code at all, for that matter. I was able to dress however I wanted, and as someone who loves fashion, the thought of being able to put together fun outfits for my job actually made me look forward to my shifts, and trust me when I say that I am not someone who likes to work.
Solutions by The State News