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At a discussion hosted by the Athens County League of Women Voters, or LWV, on Tuesday night, Ohio State Rep. for the 94th District Jay Edwards, R-Nelsonville, detailed his push for expanded mental health care in Ohio and addressed redistricting and gun rights.
NFTs are a reasonably new, somewhat controversial and potentially very profitable aspect of blockchain technology. The basic premise is that NFTs are unique digital assets with specific properties or attributes - like a house mortgage or barrel of oil. But the question arises whether the sudden surge in their trading indicates the dawn of something new and exciting or just a speculative bubble? My discussions with those around me and in digital spaces have led me to the conclusion that the NFT trend has been bothering tech-savvy and environmentalists equally.
On Tuesday, Feb. 15, Coachella and Stagecoach dropped all of their COVID-19 guidelines, which means the festivals will no longer require masks, a proof of vaccination or a negative test result.
Editor’s Note: Goodman said the current representative for the 94th District, Jay Edwards, “flies into” the current redistricting “mess,” but Edwards had voted “No” on the Congressional maps that the Ohio Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional.
“Clean beauty” is a fairly new term in the beauty world, so there is no set definition of it. Allure recently created a “Allure Clean Best of Beauty” stamp and defines its standard as free of ingredients that cause health problems or could cause irritations.
In an effort to build networking through the appreciation of diversity in the workplace, the Diversity First Showcase will be held virtually on Wednesday, Feb. 23, from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. sponsored by Ohio University’s Career Network and Division of Diversity and Inclusion.
KENT — Jeff Boals saw the writing on the wall. He knew heading into the second timeout of the game that Ohio's loss to Kent State was inevitable.
KENT — Ohio has suffered blow out losses this season, but never to the scale it had against Kent State on Friday night. In one of, if not its worst loss all season, Ohio was run out of the Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center in a disastrous 75-52 loss that erased much of the progress it had worked for over the past week.
Most fans aren’t experts in psychology, and nobody can truly understand what makes an athlete tick. The Ben Simmons discourse has brought this idea to the forefront.
The Ohio University School of Theater kicks off the new year by presenting Everybody, a melodrama known for its randomness and powerful message.
Every summer the returning staff of The Athena, Ohio University’s official yearbook, meet to decide what the upcoming theme will be.
Editor's Note: The column that this letter is in response to was the opinion of one columnist, not an editorial.
Ohio University’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors, or OU-AAUP, held "Ask Day” on Monday, a collective event in which instructional faculty asked the university to extend five-year contracts to them.
The number of people that own animals in the United States is up and growing everyday. According to the 2019-2020 National Pet Owners Survey, “about 85 million American families (or 67%) own some kind of pet.” Due to a high demand for pets, the pet and pet care industry has become a huge market. In 2021, the market was worth 232 billion dollars, and it is estimated to have a 6.1% compounded annual growth rate. Unfortunately, people take advantage of this market and sacrifice safe and ethical breeding of animals to continue earning profit. Most of these animals end up being sold in pet stores around the U.S.
Despite putting up another strong first half performance, Athens (7-14, 6-6 Tri-Valley Conference-Ohio) ran out of steam Saturday night in in its 59-42 loss to Trimble (17-0, 9-0 Tri-Valley Conference-Hocking). Athens was playing its fourth game in five days, and it couldn't keep up against the top team in the TVC-Hocking.
Ohio’s frustrations have extended another night. Despite getting off to one of its strongest starts of the season, it dropped its third straight game 4-2 to Liberty on Friday night.
Calling a crisis hotline is not easy. Asking for help is not easy. What should be easy for a resident assistant, however, is carrying out a wellness check on a student the first time her father calls out of concern for her well-being, seeing as that is the point of the job.
In response to Athens having few places for styling and products, residents take matters into their own hands.
Age-Friendly Athens County, or AFAC, is a program that was created in 2020 with the goal of providing resources and establishing places where older adults can age gracefully and with dignity.
College students, myself included, simply don’t have the luxury of being able to afford college without scholarships and grants, given the grievances of taking out loans.
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