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Post Letter: Services are available for victims of sexual assault
Oct. 22, 2013To help this community prevent sexual assault, we need to empower and protect those who are vulnerable. Prevention of sexual assault mostly takes the form of education. Both men and women need to understand what it means to consent to a sexual act and learn how to clarify intentions when communication may be impaired.
Gamer Girl: Violent games don't always cause people to be violent
Oct. 22, 2013Call of Duty: Black Ops sold nearly 15 million copies. Grand Theft Auto V, which was released just over a month ago, has already sold more than 16 million copies. Halo 3 sold 8.1 million.
GSS President airs concerns on Southall
By Olivia Hitchcock | Oct. 22, 2013Student Senate’s meeting started with a solemn tone, as Graduate Student Senate president Joel Newby spoke out as representative of graduate students and the Ohio University community.
Kelly must comply with subpoena
By XANDER ZELLNER | Oct. 22, 2013A judge ruled Tuesday that Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly must comply with a request from the special grand jury convened as part of the state’s longstanding investigation against him.
tRAC-or-Treat enjoyed by children, parents
By Courtney Speiss | Oct. 22, 2013With about a week left until Halloween and the Block Party fast approaching, pumpkin festivities are in full swing.
Panel discusses social media safety
By Seth Archer | Oct. 22, 2013With increasing prominence in social media usage, many Ohio University students are worried about how they appear online.
Searching for Sasquatch
By XANDER ZELLNER | Oct. 22, 2013Once a month, during spring, summer and fall, Doug Waller packs his bags and heads to the woods.
Post Modern: For the month of October, programs bring awareness to the fight against breast cancer
By Anjelica Oswald | Oct. 22, 2013Jeannette Fitzwater, a 1983 Ohio University graduate who studied business administration and a current resident of Oakland, Md., first felt the lump when she brushed against herself in the middle of the night.
Hollaback offers self-defense workshop
By Hannah Debenham | Oct. 22, 2013Catcalling and other forms of street harassment might have become a socially accepted norm of nightlife, but Hollaback refuses to accept that type of treatment.
City officials plan for block party
By Sam Howard | Oct. 22, 2013City officials assembled at Mayor Paul Wiehl’s weekly news conference Tuesday to address the city’s upcoming Halloween Block Party this weekend.
GSS joins cries to remove Southall; Student Senate committee reviews presidency
By Olivia Hitchcock | Oct. 22, 2013The clock was ticking for Student Senate’s Committee on Conduct and Discipline to formally discuss a student’s request to have President Nick Southall reviewed that was submitted last Tuesday.
Police release name of dead victim
By Kelly Fisher | Oct. 22, 2013After responding to a report of vandalism Friday at a Glouster man’s home, authorities later uncovered a dead body Monday and identified it Tuesday as the man’s father.
Some West Green buildings without heat, hot water
By SARA JERDE | Oct. 22, 2013Several West Green buildings are without heat and hot water Wednesday night.
Students tell stories about ghost hauntings in Jeff Hall
By Dylan Sams | Oct. 22, 2013Singing from the attic drew the attention of residential assistants in Jefferson Hall. They investigated, as people neither live in, nor usually visit the attic. What they reportedly saw startled them.
Richland Avenue's Oxbow Bridge renovation nears completion
By Cassie Kelly | Oct. 22, 2013With large-scale murals along concrete walls underneath the Oxbow Bridge, one might find the walk from Baker University Center to West Green a little more interesting.
