From checking and sending emails, filtering water and reading parking meters, information technology has infiltrated every aspect of what a city does on a daily basis.
Rob Smith had a large problem to deal with when he took over head coaching duties from Joe Carbone, who’d been in charge of the baseball program for 24 years.
This letter is in response to the April 9 column by Christopher Miller on the designated hitter in Major League Baseball. In Christopher’s column he explained what the DH is and wrote about why MLB should make it a part of the National League rules as it already is a part of the American League. As he put it, one reason for making the rule a league-wide institution is because having to strategize when to pinch-hit for a pitcher is an “inconvenience.”
The top tech administrator at Ohio University might soon be gone.
About a week and a half ago, on April 14, one of professional golf’s biggest tournaments of the season came to a close. The 2013 Masters Golf Tournament was held at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. History was made with Adam Scott winning over Angel Cabrera in an intense playoff to decide who would win the coveted green jacket. Scott became the first Australian competitor to win the Masters.
Between Ohio University sporting events, the Court Street Halloween celebration and spring fest season, Athens attracts its fair share of crowds.
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I am writing to comment on a part of the article entitled “Candidates Emphasize Handicapped Accessibility” published on April 10. I am attaching a copy of one of my biographical sketches if you’d like to tell your audience who I am and why this is important to me.
For my last entry in the “Jake Gets Jacked” series, I’ll be doing my best Usher impression as I make some unfortunate confessions.
I don’t mean to sound all Glinda the Good Witch, but you can all come out now!
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Members of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Special Response Team were mobilized at the foot of Palmer Street Saturday afternoon, waiting in riot-response gear for orders from Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle.
The rain didn’t deter the fiery opposition of several Ohio University students who interrupted the Board of Trustees meeting Friday — and were arrested for it.
Lawmakers in Columbus have more than a dozen public universities to cater to; right now, though, Ohio University is heavy on their minds.
Her wooden gavel banged on the desk for a third time and she shouted: “I am suspending this meeting.”
Well, friends, here we are at the end of another semester. As I look out the barred window of this cop car at the verdant landscape of College Green, I can’t help but reflect on what a great time I’ve had here at Ohio University. I’ve made friends, learned a lot about life and had more fun than I ever thought possible.
Howdy readers,
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