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Stacked Cats, OU’s women’s ultimate frisbee team, and TROUT, the men’s ultimate frisbee team, are made up of about sixteen players each and play with a “profound love to work hard and compete at every tournament,” according to the Stacked Cats website.
It was the 51st year of the Athens International Film and Video Festival, and that meant another year of dog-themed advertisements spread across Ohio University’s campus and moviegoers converging at the Athena Cinema, 20 S. Court St. According to the film festival website, it is “known globally as a festival that supports cinema from underground and marginalized populations.”
Edna Lima is an associate professor of instruction and director of Instructional Design & Global Outreach Online Programs at Ohio University. But her career started at home in Brazil. Growing up, Lima often heard English on the radio and in other types of media.
On move-in day, parents’ SUVs can only hold so much luggage. Come October, however, the chair full of dirty laundry in the corner only holds summer-suitable outfits and the odd Ohio University brand sweatshirt. In the fashion desert of Athens, switching up styles is hard.
Trigger warning: The following content discusses sexual violence.
On a warm spring day, with the cherry blossoms blooming, seeing people out and about with their pets is common. Whether they have a curious cat in a harness, or a typical leashed dog, humans and pets alike all delight in these sunny days. However, not all these pets are out for a bit of play. Many are on the clock and wearing chic, professional vests to indicate their status as working service animals.
Whether listening to music casually to and from class or acting as a music connoisseur, recent band news has shocked all. Many older bands and artists are returning and releasing music or going on tour this year.
Kayla Pintar, a junior studying psychology, is the madam president omicron gamma, or the sorority president of Delta Zeta at Ohio University.
The sound of the organ reverberated throughout the theater. Only a few tones were played before audience members recognized who was playing the instrument: the phantom of the opera. With its instantly recognizable sound, the musical “The Phantom of the Opera” is a worldwide legend.
Walking into Uptown Costumes, one is immediately hit with the sense that this is not a typical thrift store. With two stories of shopping and racks of costumes, records, posters and clothes, it has anything one could be looking for. For students at Ohio University, this assortment is alluring.
No one said creating a band would be easy. Between booking gigs, gaining members and learning and creating songs, the members of Ready Aim Flowers have been swiftly coming together to produce a name for themselves. This incredible revamping of what used to be a smaller band with a different sound before the pandemic means that Ready Aim Flowers is ready to try anew. Within the past few weeks, members have been accumulated and roles within the band have been secured. With their homey, Appalachian-indie vibe and original songs, the members are all enthusiastically looking forward to their future.
Rosh Hashanah is a holiday that celebrates the start of the Jewish new year. It is meant to reflect on the past year and look forward to the next. The celebration of the new year ends with one of the most important Jewish holy days, Yom Kippur, the day of atonement. Traditions vary for both days, as Rosh Hashanah is typically celebrated with food like challah and apples with honey, while Yom Kippur is a solemn holiday meant to atone for individual sins and forgiveness from God.
The Student Organization of Undergraduate Playwrights, or SOUP, at Ohio University is a group of people with a passion for plays, finding friends and joining a club where they can let their creative side shine. Every month, the organization produces one night of short plays, all dreamed up by the club members who can do it all: script, act and direct.
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