Baseball: Bobcats seek second chance at Xavier
By Alex Busch | Mar. 16, 2014It’s safe to say Ohio will be better focused for this week’s games.
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Office hours move to Internet
By Seth Archer | Mar. 16, 2014Students will be able to speak with their professors from the comfort of their beds once the university installs its new telephone systems.
TV: “Gary Blauman” brings closure and a few firsts on ‘How I Met Your Mother’
Mar. 16, 2014By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Board discusses salary, tuition
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 16, 2014Ohio University’s Board of Trustees walked out of Walter Hall on Friday afternoon with a new chairman and a commitment to increasing faculty salaries to compete with those at top-compensating state universities.
Gary Blauman
Mar. 16, 2014"Gary Blauman" â When Gary Blauman shows up at the wedding, it sends the gang into a frenzy as they each recall an encounter with him, on the final season of HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, Monday, March 17 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Pictured: Josh Radnor as Ted, Alyson Hannigan as Lily, Jason Segel as Marshall, Taran Killam guest stars as Gary Blauman.Neil Patrick Harris as Barney, and Billy Zabka as himself. Photo: Ron P. Jaffe/FOX/CBS é 2013 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Gamer Girl: 'Don't Starve' survival game is adorably addictive
Mar. 16, 2014Since one of my favorite hobbies is lying in my room playing video games, it’s nice when they make me feel a little more adventurous than I really am.
Council to motion for hearing on Fluff liquor license request
By Emma Ockerman | Mar. 16, 2014Athens City Council will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at Athens City Hall, 8. E. Washington St., to discuss a variety of ordinances and put forth a motion to request a public hearing regarding Fluff Bakery's possible liquor license.
Search for local man is ongoing
By Joshua Jamerson | Mar. 16, 2014State and local authorities are still conducting a search for Samuel J. Wiater, the Athens man who was reported missing Thursday night by his mother.
Baseball: Bonnies sweep weekend series against Bobcats
By Alex Busch | Mar. 16, 2014St. Bonaventure had scored just 22 runs in its first nine games this season.
Sports Column: New MLB rule changes could affect games this season
By Christopher Miller | Mar. 16, 2014We are accustomed to seeing new ballparks, players change teams and new uniforms from year to year. But with the start of the the Major League Baseball regular season just weeks away, changes fans are not readily accustomed to seeing are now in the rulebook.
Softball: Dorsey helps push 'Cats past Raiders, win home opening game
By Charlie Hatch | Mar. 16, 2014Ohio made strides to snap its recent skid with a little help from sophomore pitcher Savannah Jo Dorsey in its home opener against Wright State on Friday.
Local schools to receive new computers from county official
By Kelly Fisher | Mar. 16, 2014In between the court cases it sees in Athens County Common Pleas Court each week, Athens County Prosecutor Keller Blackburn’s office plans to donate computers to local school districts in the area.
Public meeting opens discussion on bike path spur
By William T. Perkins | Mar. 16, 2014The city of Athens held a public meeting Friday to discuss the development of a new bike path spur which will connect the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway to Columbus Road.
Ohio accepts CIT bid, will host Cleveland State
By Brandon Kors | Mar. 16, 2014Although the Bobcats failed to hear their name called for the NCAA Tournament on Selection Sunday, the winningest senior class in program history has another chance to further its legacy after accepting a bid to the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament (CIT).
Ohio loses 2 divers, ends season with disappointment
By Luke O'Roark | Mar. 16, 2014With the conclusion of Ohio’s diving season at the NCAA Zone Championships this weekend, the Bobcats ended their year with a drip rather than a splash.
Search for local man is ongoing
By Joshua Jamerosn | Mar. 16, 2014State and local authorities are still conducting a search for Samuel J. Wiater, the Athens man who was reported missing Thursday night by his mother.
Board discusses salary, tuition
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 16, 2014Ohio University’s Board of Trustees walked out of Walter Hall on Friday afternoon with a new chairman and a commitment to increasing faculty salaries to compete with those at top-compensating state universities.
College Matt-ers: OU’s student workers deserve fair wage raise
By Matt Farmer | Mar. 16, 2014In the State of the Union address, President Barack Obama called on Congress to “give America a raise” by raising the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. Rather than wait for Congress to force its hand, Ohio University should act now and raise student workers’ wages to at least that amount.
