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,
After adding the Angola Shootout to the schedule as one final competition, Ohio was slated to play 36 holes Saturday, but weather complicated the plans.
What happened last week at the Boston Marathon was a travesty. The two bombings left three people dead, almost 200 people in the hospital and countless others with trauma and uneasiness that they must now deal with.
A lecture classroom in Bentley Hall was scarce of students and laptops on Friday night. Instead, music filled the room as a group of about 10 people began practicing steps to a Bollywood dance.
Among the things people can own and earn money from, some more promising items include Bed Bath and Beyond, stocks and prisons. According to MarketWatch, Bed Bath and Beyond stock rose about 17 percent last week. In contrast, McDonald’s stock rose only 0.17 percent. It appears that towels are growing increasingly more economically valuable than burgers, even though burgers are obviously tastier.
For the first time this season, Ohio has swept a Mid-American Conference opponent, after winning both games against Akron this weekend.
A location known to be haunted served as a backdrop for an event that raises scholarship funds for physical therapy students Sunday morning.
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