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A five-buck meal from Taco Bell?
Making the “Lion King” position, or holding a cellphone to the sky while looking for another service bar amid a sea of dropped calls and unsent texts, is common for many Ohio University students and Athens residents.
As a child, Ohio University admissions and commissions employee and freelance journalist Mary Reed mused that eventually she’d want children of her own. She thought one day she’d be ready.
Kaite Kinsella, an Ohio University freshman, began to pull up her pants after urinating behind a house on Mill Street when she noticed something odd.
Members of the Burning River Ramblers said they had to return to their old stomping grounds after releasing their most recent album, To Color a Fool. It was inevitable, considering they met at Ohio University years ago.
The tangible record sleeve in your hands, the crackling sound of vinyl on a turntable, the vintage allure — all reasons why avid vinyl collectors attest that their favorite form of listening trumps digital downloads in nearly every variable.
It’s 2 a.m. on a Friday night and a college student rushes into a local restaurant to use the bathroom.
Entrepreneurial emcees, graffiti artists, break-dancers and disc jockeys will convene Thursday at The Union, 18 W. Union St., for the first Hip-Hop Shop of the year.
A year ago, sketch comedy group iFriendsAndMy was merely an idea between friends and Ohio University students. Now that idea is a reality.
Native Athens musicians that play uptown aren’t just local fixtures, they’re part of the weekly routine, and established themselves as veterans in the area.
Dezman Garner, an undecided freshman, shifts his back toward the tattoo artist at Decorative Injections Tattooing and Body Piercings, 44 N. Court St. He fidgets around in a leather chair and asks if he’ll contract a flesh eating disease. The moment before the needle touches his right rib cage, Garner extends his hand to friend Devin Lear, a 22-year-old Athens local, and squeezes tight.