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Sep. 4, 2013Insincere Apology
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College Matt-ers: Student-trustee voting rights should be mandatory
Sep. 4, 2013On Wednesday, Student Senate passed their first resolution of the year. Too bad they passed up the opportunity to make it a good one.
Power to the people: Athens puts electric aggregation on November ballot
By Cassie Kelly | Sep. 4, 2013Athens City Council made the decision to put electric aggregation on the November ballot and, if passed, could mean huge changes for how Athens residents get their energy.
The PHILosopher: Studying, not partying, should take first priority
Sep. 4, 2013Opening weekend is now but a blur of a memory because classes are in full swing.
OU student reports rape
By Kelly Fisher | Sep. 3, 2013An Ohio University student was reportedly raped in her dorm on South Green Monday morning.
Exhibition, lecture to explore military conflicts through multiple mediums
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Sep. 3, 2013Three days before the exhibition was going to be unveiled, a crucial component to Chris Dacre’s installation had yet to be made.
Public desires voice against injection well
By Sam Howard | Sep. 3, 2013Last fall, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources denied a request from the Athens County commissioners for a public hearing about injecting hydraulic fracturing waste in the area.
OU leadership series to be offered twice
By Austin Ambrose | Sep. 3, 2013For the first time, Ohio University’s 21st Century Leadership Series will be offered twice this school year.
Taking Root
By Hannah Yang | Sep. 3, 2013Think that grass on College Green is from Ohio? Guess again: It’s one of many invasive species — or non-native plant or animal species — taking over Ohio University.
Ohio Dominican partners with OU medical school
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Sep. 3, 2013Students with an undergraduate pre-medicine degree might be on a direct path to a job, but Ohio University’s medical school is offering some high school students who are considering the major an alternative.
Electronic cigarettes await new legislative ruling in Ohio House
By Lucas Daprile | Sep. 3, 2013Electronic cigarettes, commonly referred to as e-cigs, stand in legal, medical and social limbo as researchers, the government and the public try to get their heads around just what these devices really are.
Post Cartoon: 9/4/13
Sep. 3, 2013Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Pat Kelly responds to subpoenas, allegations
By Lucas Daprile | Sep. 3, 2013As Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly was served four subpoenas Friday, a new chapter was written in the grand jury investigation into complaints of wrongdoing in his office.
Film professor to discuss making independent films at Art Talks
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Sep. 3, 2013The life of a movie director may seem glamorous at times but one Ohio University professor knows otherwise.
Athens merchants launch new ventures
By Sara Lowenstein | Sep. 3, 2013New local businesses had been anxiously waiting for students to return to the city of bricks. Now that students are back, they’ve been flooding several new establishments throughout town.
Football: Running back returns to high school roots
By Christian Hoppens | Sep. 3, 2013Ohio junior Timothy Edmond’s vibrant personality hits someone much like a running back bursts through an open hole in the offensive line.
Officials opt to keep underused housing program
By Emily Bamforth | Sep. 3, 2013Despite a drop in participation, officials said Ohio University remains committed to maintaining the gender-neutral housing program.
Economic growth: Does it decrease poverty?
Sep. 3, 2013In our society, economic growth is typically portrayed as a good thing. However, this is environmentally problematic, which I’ll discuss in a later column. But there are a number of reasons why we might assume economic growth is beneficial.
Council sets dates and plans repairs in first meeting since July
By Cassie Kelly, Julie Weller | Sep. 3, 2013Athens City Council is back from recess and met on Tuesday for its first meeting since July 15. The biggest topic of discussion was Halloween, covering precautionary measures for the city’s biggest event of the year.
