Athens man sentenced to prison for manufacturing meth
By Kelly Fisher | Feb. 24, 2014An Athens man changed his plea to guilty of illegally manufacturing methamphetamine Tuesday, landing him in prison for years.
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An Athens man changed his plea to guilty of illegally manufacturing methamphetamine Tuesday, landing him in prison for years.
Many fans have been openly critical of the lack of offseason buzz generated by general manager Walt Jocketty and the Cincinnati Reds organization this winter.
Procrastination never mattered so much as it does when you’re working toward something that’s actually worth it.
Encroaching tree roots on sections of the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway are causing potentially hazardous cracks in the bike path’s asphalt.
The former director of the Ohio Department of Transportation will lecture on how engineers can think differently to improve decision making Tuesday evening.
After reading John Spofforth’s letter about my column in Monday’s paper, which asked, among other things, whether “butt dancing and oral sex clubs” in the ’90s “increased the incidence of casual sex, rape and venereal disease,” I called my dad. He and I agreed that the letter specifically isn’t something that can be addressed in its confusing state of misapplied statistics, but that there is a general disconnect in inter-generational discussions about rape culture. My dad and I obviously aren’t the only voices representing our respective generations, but this week, I bring you our thoughts on speaking the same language when we talk adult-to-adult about this issue.
I finally pulled the trigger this past December. After months of careful deliberation, Internet searching and checking side-by-side reviews, I finally… bought a brand-new iPad.
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Maybe the reason the Walter Fieldhouse project is so far behind is because of the unsafe contractors being used by Turner Construction!
A typical day in a choir member’s life can include songs about Starbucks to South African tunes.
Facing fears never looked so good.
After a case involving human trafficking hit home last fall, law enforcement, students and local organizations have been turning their attention to curbing human trafficking in the state.
When Ohio University’s Student Senate meets Wednesday, the body will be discussing policies that affect the body — and the greater student body as a whole.
In the cult-classic cartoon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Master Splinter guides weapon-wielding turtles on their missions to protect the city of Manhattan.
ON KASICH'S HIGHER-ED FUNDING STRATEGY...
By Meryl Gottlieb | mg986611@ohiou.edu | @buzzlightmeryl
Ohio University honored Tom Carpenter, 53rd recipient of OU’s Distinguished Professor award, the university’s highest distinction for faculty members at an event Monday night.