TV: Be a fan of ‘How I Met Your Mother,’ “no questions asked!”
Oct. 27, 2013By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
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Athens writer's book set for March release
By William Ashton | Oct. 27, 2013Every writer wishes to see his or her work get published and make it to bookshelves throughout the country, and now one local author is living that dream.
Students find fun at alternative Halloween party
By Austin Ambrose | Oct. 27, 2013A warm fire, enticing lights and energizing music was the atmosphere of an alternative Halloween party Saturday night.
Football: Bobcats take down RedHawks during Battle of the Bricks
By Christian Hoppens | Oct. 27, 2013Looking at the stats before the game, it was clear Miami was not a good football team.
Glouster man indicted for aggravated murder
By Kelly Fisher | Oct. 27, 2013The September Term of the Athens County grand jury indicted a Glouster man Monday for aggravated murder of his father, Athens County Prosecutor Keller Blackburn said in a press conference Monday.
Volleyball: 'Cats find success in MAC West trip
By Alex Busch | Oct. 27, 2013The Bobcats kept their place atop the Mid-American Conference standings, defeating a pair of MAC West opponents during this weekend’s road trip.
Sound techs keep the beat going behind the scenes
By William Hoffman | Oct. 27, 2013The Union Bar & Grill has seen its fair share of solid, now-famous performers, including The Black Keys and The White Stripes, but when a rowdy, drunken band comes through, it’s up to the sound technician to deal with the problem.
Volleyball: 'Cats sweep weekly MAC awards
By Alex Busch | Oct. 27, 2013After recording wins at Northern Illinois and Western Michigan during the same trip for the first time since 2007, Ohio swept the weekly Mid-American Conference awards for the second time this season.
Technical difficulties hobble performances during block party
By William Hoffman | Oct. 27, 2013The Athens Halloween Block Party hit a hitch when technical problems plagued the South Stage, forcing the final two acts — Burning River Ramblers and Jones For Revival — to cancel while the North Stage partied on into the early morning.
Ohio conference convenes to discuss equal accessibility
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Oct. 27, 2013About 70 registered guests, including statewide leaders and industry vendors, traveled to Ohio to meet in Athens and address equal accessibility for all students.
This week's polling hours to accommodate early voters
By Lucas Daprile | Oct. 27, 2013Although Election Day isn’t until next week, those who might not be able to make it out to the polls Nov. 5 will still have the opportunity to vote early this week.
Green Beat: Bees are underappreciated, under threat
Oct. 26, 2013Honeybees are essential for pollination. Unfortunately, they are also under threat.
That's a Wrap: Netflix's potential new venture could change filmmaking
Oct. 26, 2013Netflix has revolutionized the way we watch movies and television.
Men's Golf: Giesker leads Ohio through first day of Cobra Puma Invitational
By Luke O'Roark | Oct. 26, 2013There’s a new leader for the Bobcats. Well, sort of.
Field Hockey: Ohio loss ends fight for MAC title
By Taylor Jedrzejek | Oct. 26, 2013Heading into Saturday, Ohio had momentum after winning three of its past four games, which had put the Bobcats in position to control their destiny for a Mid-American Conference regular season title.
Sports Column: The Browns continue being the Browns
By Charlie Hatch | Oct. 26, 2013Disgraceful? Pathetic? Expected?
Post Cartoon: 10/28/13
Oct. 26, 2013Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post's executive editors.
Post Letter: Trustee should have intervened before Ridges raze
Oct. 26, 2013Where was Trustee Sandra Anderson this summer when the Ohio University administration went way outside of the local voting district to get a state senator from Springfield, Ohio, to introduce legislation that quickly became attached to the state budget without discussion or debate? This was a sneaky end-run, dodging local input that changed a long-standing existing law (since 1989) in the Ohio Revised Code that was fought for by local citizens regarding the future of the Athens Asylum and an issue on the front pages of local papers frequently during her term on the board.
Swimming & Diving: Bobcats' overcome Ball State and early-season adversity
By Luke O'Roark | Oct. 26, 2013Competing in its first meet of the season, Ohio defeated Ball State 162-138 and gained momentum, before returning to Athens for a pair of meets the next two weeks.
