Post Cartoon: 12/4/2013
Dec. 3, 2013Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
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Gamer Girl: Female gamers combat gender discrimination
Dec. 3, 2013I think it goes without saying that girl gamers are generally treated a little different than male gamers are — much to my dismay.
Student Senate wants to book a big-name musical act and bring back the Convo Concert in spring
By William Hoffman | Dec. 3, 2013Last year, Andrew Holzaepfel, associate director of the Campus Involvement Center, made it very clear that The Convo spring show could not continue in the way it was managed last year.
PROJECT Trio will provide a unique musical experience for concert-goers on Wednesday
By Rebekah Barnes | Dec. 3, 2013Bringing a new twist to classical music, PROJECT Trio will be performing Wednesday, breaking boundaries of instrumental music with bassist Peter Seymour, beat-boxing flutist Greg Pattillo and cellist Eric Stephenson.
Holiday Wish List: Meet the Travises
By Emma Ockerman | Dec. 3, 2013A perfect Christmas for the Travises would be the promise of a warm home with three bedrooms by New Year’s.
Annual Christmas Tree lighting to be held uptown Thursday
By Anna Gibbs | Dec. 3, 2013The last leaf has fallen and Thanksgiving has come and gone, which means holiday season is here.
Graduate students host OU's first ever International Day of Persons With Disabilities event
By Seth Archer | Dec. 3, 2013Grover Center overflowed Tuesday for the International Day of Persons With Disabilities event.
Swimming and Diving: Athletes rejuvenate during month-long winter hiatus
By Luke O'Roark | Dec. 3, 2013The average Bobcat stays active throughout the winter and does not hibernate during the frigid, winter seasons.
Women's Basketball: Tough non-conference matchups prepare Bobcats for MAC games
By Andy Kovar | Dec. 3, 2013When looking at the schedule, Maryland and Louisville tend to pop out, especially when a rebuilding team such as Ohio plays the ranked schools within 10 days of each other.
Post Letter: Local atheist stands for rights of non-religious
Dec. 3, 2013Atheism is not a religion. Religion is religion. Atheism is a philosophy of rationality, proof and response to superstition, like theism (godism). We know our species, since the first, invents “God(s)” and other unbeing, like zombies in the movies. I’m not surprised Professor Hays wouldn’t tell The Post this; it’s because he’s faculty. They shrink from President McDavis’ theist stare?
50 GB of free storage could be on the horizon for all OU students, faculty and staff
By Maria DeVito | Dec. 3, 2013Doing that group project might get a lot easier if Ohio University follows through on plans discussed Tuesday.
Wrestling: Ohio gets a hot start to season thanks to four top-20 wrestlers
By Tony Wolfe | Dec. 3, 2013Three weeks into the season, Ohio has seen many things go well during each competition that have made a stronger case for the Bobcats’ place in the national rankings.
Holiday Wish List: Meet the Huddys
By Lucas Daprile | Dec. 3, 2013Tabatha and Chris Huddy thought they found the perfect home to raise their two-year-old daughter Abigail.
Glouster woman takes plea deal to testify against her husband, accused of murdering his father
By Kelly Fisher | Dec. 3, 2013A Glouster woman connected to the October slaying of her father-in-law was sentenced to nearly five years in prison Tuesday.
Holiday Wish List: Meet the Tippies
By Kelly Fisher | Dec. 3, 2013In this issue of The Post are the stories of three local families who could use some help to make their holiday wishes come true. The Post ’s wish is that anyone able to make a donation will do so in exchange for bringing a smile to someone who could really use one.
OU's Center for Student Legal Services has been unable to reach their required operational fee since the 2010-11 academic year
By Will Drabold | Dec. 3, 2013Ohio University’s Center for Legal Services is in dire financial straits with what officials say is no obvious way out that could lead to the center closing in as soon as five years.
OUPD not sure when bomb-sniffing dog will arrive
By Joshua Lim | Dec. 3, 2013Although funds for the Ohio University Police Department’s explosive-detection dog have been approved, officials are still uncertain when the new four-legged recruit will make its way to large-scale events.
