While fest-goers were raving over the announcement of the 12Fest lineup — including headliner Wiz Khalifa — others took to Twitter with questions concerning the new green cup campaign, which will force attendees to pour beer into a plastic cup once opened.
The Bobcats shoot three-pointers and attempt them often.
McDavis & Lombardi host open forums
Just before concluding Nov. 1’s Board of Trustees meeting, Ohio University President Roderick McDavis, Vice President for Student Affairs Ryan Lombardi and General Counsel John Biancamano presented to the board members about Homecoming Weekend’s Court Street incident. According to the minutes, “a discussion ensued.” This “discussion”—the only public record implying that the Board of Trustees has at all considered the issue of rape culture on OU’s campus—lasted approximately 10 minutes.
Athens city leaders plan to put some of the city’s oldest vehicles — such as street cleaners, police cruisers and pumper trucks — to rest this year and replace them with state-of-the art vehicles that are more efficient but pricey.
Presumably, sometime between the Board of Trustees’ training on open government laws this Thursday and before they leave Athens, the board members will revote on Ohio University President Roderick McDavis’ bonus and pay raises totaling $78,400.
As a self-proclaimed bookworm, I prefer my video games to be a little bit similar — thick with plot, characterization and even a little mystery.
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After the first two games of the season, Ohio guard Javarez “Bean” Willis said reality hadn’t set in yet in regards to his play.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
When Magic Johnson and a group of investors bought the Los Angeles Dodgers for an astounding $2.15 billion last March, it became the most expensive purchase of a franchise in the history of professional sports.
Following a tough road loss against one of Ohio's biggest rivals on its schedule, the Bobcats were in need of an opportunity to bounce back.
Despite forcing overtime in its second contest of the season, Ohio walked away with a split against Iowa State in a pair of contests at Bird Arena.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu| @thewillofash
After scoring its lowest first half of the season, Ohio wasted no time putting their stamp on the contest in the second stanza.
The storyline from The Convo was simple: Ball State knocked down three-pointers and Ohio didn’t on Saturday.
Certain teams are fortunate enough to be good for so long that, not only do they find themselves with a target on their backs, but they grow accustomed to that target and continue to win in spite of everyone else aiming to dethrone them.
Saturday was another hard-fought effort by the Bobcats, which played through a game defined by physicality and missed calls.
An Ohio University mechanical engineering professor has been named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors for his research.
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