Sports Column: Bobcats set up for a slam dunk season
By Chad Lindskog | Nov. 21, 2013Before Ohio’s season began, I wrote that this year’s squad could exceed many people’s expectations.
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Before Ohio’s season began, I wrote that this year’s squad could exceed many people’s expectations.
Basketball players sometimes take their talents to Europe to pursue a step toward playing in the National Basketball Association, but volleyball players have almost no other options other than playing overseas if they wish to continue competing.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
The drug some officials say is as bad as or worse than heroin and methamphetamine has recently hit Athens County, local authorities said.
Ohio has offered free rape kit testing for approximately two years in hopes of catching offenders who might think they are getting away with rape. Since, at least one Athens perpetrator has been identified as a suspect because of the service.
Ohio University’s Office of Legal Affairs confirmed its position that Student Senate is not a public body by legal definition, but senate executives are planning on learning more.
Ohio has faced adversity throughout the season that could’ve gotten in the way of its goals, but after sealing a Mid-American Conference regular season title Saturday, the Bobcats are now trying to fulfill their ultimate goal of winning the MAC Tournament.
Sometimes chemistry trumps talent. At least that’s what Ohio senior guard Nick Kellogg said when comparing this season’s team to last year’s.
After dominating Kent State last week to clinch the Mid-American Conference Tournament’s top seed, Ohio will begin its quest for a championship against the Golden Flashes on Friday.
No one seems to know for sure how Bong Hill got its name.
For the second time in eight days, Ohio finished a match against Kent State with a straight-set sweep, as the Bobcats advanced to the Mid-American Conference Tournament semifinals.
When the walls in Cutler Hall began to vibrate Wednesday, Ohio University’s Vice President for Student Affairs knew exactly where he could investigate how widespread the shaking was felt — Twitter.
After more than a decade, the murder of an Ohio University student remains unsolved, but Athens Police insist they’re one piece of evidence away from solving the cold case.
As the weather changes, hospitals and clinics tend to see more and more patients roll in for treatment with many cold-like symptoms.
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Although some people might be hesitant to share their medical problems, a group of six panelists shared their stories and blood sugar levels.
Many might think a night at the opera is stuffy and full of tragedy, but the Division of Music’s newest opera production plans to get more than a few laughs.