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Between the Lines: Show some respect for Regina Spektor

With the new crop of young female artists, they all seem to have the same look, sound and hook. “Indie” and “hipster” ladies with flower crowns, red lipstick, strange lyrics and raspy soulful voices are the perfect idols for boring teenage girls in the suburbs to look up to. But, one artist has been playing this angle from the very beginning, does it better than all of them put together and rarely gets the credit she deserves — Regina Spektor.

Florida fore-ay: Bobcats finish sixth in the South, look forward to spring return

Ohio showed signs of life for its spring season after finishing its Fall 2013 campaign with a sixth-place finish at the Cobra Puma Invitational in Ft. Myers, Fla., on Monday.

Sports Column: Dual-threat quarterbacks emerge as Heisman candidates

Week 10 of the college football season is upon us and surprisingly, for the first time in several years, there isn’t one clear-cut Heisman favorite.

Caffeinated 'Cats

When it comes to caffeine, students have many on-campus options to grab a fix, but Culinary Services does not oversee all six university cafés.

Sports Column: Concussions not the only injury problem for the NFL

Head injuries should never be taken lightly. No matter if it is a run-of-the-mill headache or a full-blown concussion, everyone should take conditions of their head seriously.

Bulls, Bowls aim to impact MAC

The Mid-American Conference decided to take its talents to South Beach when it announced the brand-new Miami Beach Bowl in a news release Thursday.

Post Cartoon: 10/29/13

The PHILosopher: Responsibility abounds with own house, pet

Being an Animal House resident is a tough job. The house is always full of people just looking for a good time. However, the house is usually left trashed and occasional theft occurs causing us to actually start acting like animals because we are angry.

Breaking: Lausche Heating Plant fire activates Critical Incident Response Team

UPDATE 10:33 p.m.

No Questions Asked

"No Questions Asked" -- "No Questions Asked" — When Daphne sends a troubling text message to Lily, Marshall enlists the gang’s help to remove the message while enforcing the “No Questions Asked” rule, on the final season of HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, Monday, Oct. 28 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Pictured: on the CBS Television Network. Pictured: Neil Patrick Harris as Barney, Jason Segel as Marshall. Photo: Michael Desmond/CBS ©2013 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Blackburn will not press charges in alleged rape on Court Street case

This is a developing story. Stick with The Post and follow @ThePostLocal for the latest updates.

Hockey: Winning streak over for Ohio

Although No. 12 Ohio extended its winning streak to six games against No. 5 Iowa State Friday, the team would see its streak come to an end the following night after a rough first period.

Workshop connects Ohio's college LGBT organizers, advocates

While others were prepping their masks and donning their costumes, a group of students traveled up to a rainbow-festooned room in Ohio State University’s Ohio Union to share their experiences in LGBT organizing and learn from students from other colleges.

Court Street Craze

There were fewer arrests during the annual Athens Halloween Block Party on Saturday than there were last year, a fact that perhaps underscores the feeling of relative “tameness” during the event.

Women's Soccer: 'Cats unable to capitalize on opportunities

Not executing on chances can cost teams down the final stretch of a regular season, which is exactly what happened to Ohio this weekend.

Notes left on bank lead to complaint against APD officer

After reprimanding three Ohio University students for putting up what were meant to be supportive Post-it notes at the scene of an alleged rape Uptown, Athens Police officer Neal Dicken is facing an informal complaint.

New study reveals reasoning for lack of empathy in psychopaths

An article that appeared in the Oct. 28 issue of The Post did not clarify the details of a study on lack of empathy in psychopaths published in September by Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, an academic publisher and research network. There were 120 inmates scanned in that study. It was funded by a $1.6 million grant for a four-year project, which is to include at least six or more studies.

Student-designed fortune cookie app hits iTunes market

A group of Ohio University students has released a free app on the iTunes market called FortuneMaster!

Power outages affect some campus buildings

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TV: Be a fan of ‘How I Met Your Mother,’ “no questions asked!”

By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl