Gamer Girl: Halloween celebration can extend to video games and novels
By Sophie Kruse | Oct. 26, 2014I’ve always loved Halloween. The decorations! The candy! The costumes! The scary movies! The delicious smelling candles! It’s a great holiday.
I’ve always loved Halloween. The decorations! The candy! The costumes! The scary movies! The delicious smelling candles! It’s a great holiday.
I have always been fascinated with nature. It’s a force that dictates how we live on Earth — it’s the alpha and the omega. Nature affects all of us: It doesn’t matter who you are, what you look like, how much money you make or anything else. On any given day, what I do is heavily dependent on weather and what I might have to prepare for. So why does it feel like most people who inhabit our planet don’t take this into account?
The shots fired on Saturday caused no injuries, no arrests have been made
Halloween Block Party leads to dozens of arrests
Annual Halloween Block Party offers lots of entertainment
The honors English society will host a Harry Potter screening in Walter Hall
Indo-American friendship day dinner raises money for local elementary schools
Beginning the season with its third coach in a calendar year, Ohio had some first-meet jitters Saturday against Ohio State.
Ohio upset Central Michigan in overtime to clinch a spot in its tenth-straight postseason.
A MAC-leading five-consecutive losses will keep the Bobcats out of the MAC Tournament.
Harris scores two goals as Ohio’s record moves to 9-2-1
HED: Bobcats remain undefeated in MAC play
After falling back below .500 overall, the Bobcats have little time to turn their season around.
Hours after gunshots were fired on Court St. in Athens early Sunday morning, police have found the weapon they believe was shot into the air but still have made no arrests.
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In a battle of the top two teams in the Mid-American Conference, Ohio prevailed over Northern Illinois I three sets.
Ohio started Saturday’s game against Western Michigan doing everything it needed to finish with a victory.
For the first two months of the season, it seemed as though Ohio and Northern Illinois were destined for a matchup to decide the Mid-American Conference regular season title.
Overwhelming support has been shown for Bengals player Devon Still and his 4-year-old daughter Leah who is fighting pediatric cancer.