Cartoon: 1/23/14
Jan. 22, 2014Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
The script Ohio wrote in its past four Mid-American Conference games was acted out once again Wednesday at The Convo, as first-half struggles continued to plague the Bobcats.
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This is a column about politics — mostly national, because it was decided that as local editor of The Post, perhaps I shouldn’t take opinions on the happenings of Athens City Council or Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly’s office.
As much as the weather has had a hard time figuring out what to do with itself, the gas prices in Ohio are doing pretty much the same thing.
Vibraphones, various rigged percussion instruments and a mixture of live and recorded vocals will replace the traditional guitar, bass, drum combination that is the usual at the Union Bar & Grill.
Many people are well aware of Martin Luther King Jr.’s accomplishments in the civil rights movement, but behind the scene was an influential unsung hero in the LGBT community.
A delegation from Botswana was in Athens this week to meet with multiple Ohio University college representatives in an effort to better establish the school’s partnership with the country.
Ohio University’s first-year student trustee released the names of Student Senate colleagues and claimed that they stole nearly 1,000 issues of The Post — without proof of the students’ involvement and without first talking to police.
Hey, everybody.
Resources Committee Meeting:
Athens’ notorious party-related history aside, service calls for narcotics, alcohol-related arrests and reports of assaults and vandalism have been on the downswing over the past few years, according to the Athens Police Department’s Annual Report.
With one scandal after another, Student Senate has slid from a professional, respected body to one of the biggest laughingstocks the university has to offer worldwide. As such, Senate has become largely irrelevant to the student body and has certainly lost the ounce of credibility it once had with the administration. We all know the stories, the allegations, and laundry list of resignations, but what the student body needs now are solutions and not more scandals.
International students will have the opportunity to interact and skate with other Ohio University students Thursday night.
Athens City Council allocated $460,000 to provide housing and rental rehabilitation for Athens residents in need, finalizing what city officials described as an effort to spruce up local homes and rentals for residents who lack the funds to do it themselves.