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Sports Column: Football fans should remember the legend of Ralph Wilson Jr.
By Alex Busch | Mar. 25, 2014During the fall of 1959, Ralph C. Wilson Jr. was searching to put together a new team to join Lamar Hunt’s new league, the American Football League.
The art of just 'Passing Through'
By Anna Gibbs | Mar. 25, 2014How one identifies and the road that has lead them there can inspire creativity, and for students like Ben Morrison that is exactly what happened.
The Division of Theater's production of 'As You Like It' brings clarity to a complicated story
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Mar. 25, 2014In an acting studio in Kantner Hall, Shelley Delaney continually runs a short scene of As You Like It by William Shakespeare, the final Division of Theater mainstage production of the academic year, in which protagonist Rosalind first enters the Forest of Arden. Each time, she gives the actors notes on how to deliver their performance with the utmost clarity.
Nelsonville man pleads guilty to robbery
By Kelly Doran | Mar. 25, 2014Although he originally pleaded innocent, a Nelsonville man pleaded guilty to one count of robbery Tuesday, a felony of the second degree.
Kelly suspended; commissioners to seek replacement
By Lucas Daprile | Mar. 25, 2014Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly has decided not to contest the preliminary decision by a Ohio Supreme Court-appointed commission reccommending his temporary suspension from duty.
Theater: Division of Theater closes its season with Shakespeare comedy
Mar. 25, 2014By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Summer will bring a fresh look to College Green
By Seth Archer | Mar. 25, 2014Students returning to Ohio University next fall will find their campus refreshed and renewed.
Masters of the web
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 25, 2014One of the greatest areas of growth at OU rests in online courses, such as graduate online programs in which students can complete entire degrees without ever having an in-person course.
Bill may help get funding for jail to make structual repairs and increase the number of beds
By Lucas Daprile | Mar. 25, 2014A bill that lawmakers in both chambers of the Ohio Legislature unanimously passed might soon be used to make needed repairs to the 26-year-old Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail.
Men's Basketball: Keeping up with the Keydets
By Brandon Kors | Mar. 25, 2014Valuing every possession is a fundamental rule of basketball.
Women's Golf: Freshman makes her way into record books
By Paul Holden | Mar. 25, 2014Ohio women’s golf finished in 10th place overall in the Ocala Invitational thanks to an outstanding performance by freshman Hailey Hrynewich after three days of play in Florida.
Student Senate to revisit 'social host' pitch Wednesday
By Maria DeVito | Mar. 25, 2014The possible “social host” ordinance will again be discussed at Ohio University’s Student Senate meeting Wednesday night, Senate President Anna Morton said.
Albany man sentenced to prison on drug, theft charges
By Kelly Fisher | Mar. 25, 2014An Albany man pleaded guilty to two drug charges in the Athens County Common Pleas Court after possessing more than 10 grams of heroin and stealing TVs and DVD players from Wal-Mart.
Athens festival to bring big artists and late-night sets
By William Hoffman | Mar. 25, 2014Thanks to heated tents, 24-hour food stands and a never-ending stream of music set to go through the night and into the morning, fest organizers are dubbing this year’s Hoopla in the Hills music festival as the “largest slumber party in Ohio.”
Drug education may soon become part of Ohio's K-12 education
By Lucas Daprile | Mar. 25, 2014As threats to Ohio’s youth from drugs evolve and change, legislators and local law enforcement are looking to adapt to meet that threat.
Alden symposium highlights 'locavore' culture at 200th anniversary celebration
By William Gibbs | Mar. 24, 2014Nearly 100 people gathered around the smell of bread pudding and macaroons on the fourth floor of Alden Library on Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Ohio University Libraries.
Film studio co-founder Nancy Gerstman to screen 'Child's Pose' at Athena Cinema
By William Ashton | Mar. 24, 2014As an entrepreneur, producer, co-director and co-founder of the film studio Zeitgeist Films, Nancy Gerstman has learned a great deal about the business. This week, she’ll share that information with students and staff.
Associate Editor's Note: 'Post' discontinues column 'Hope for Humanity'
Mar. 24, 2014To avoid a possible conflict of interest, The Post has discontinued the column Hope For Humanity, written by Bekki Wyss, who is running for an at-large Student Senate position under the Restart ticket.
new directions
Mar. 24, 2014GLEE: Kurt (Chris Colfer, L) and Mercedes (Amber Riley, R) perform in the "New Directions" episode of GLEE airing Tuesday, March 25 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. ©2014 Broadcasting Co. CR: Tyler Golden/FOX
