Blurred boundaries
By XANDER ZELLNER | Feb. 25, 2013The Athens County Sheriff’s Office covers about 50 times more ground than two Athens city departments, despite having a similar number of employees — and half the funds.
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TV: Crazy in Love: The highs and lows of the HIMYM romances
Feb. 25, 2013By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
City Council discusses proposed bill, balcony construction
By Ben Mathes | Feb. 25, 2013A new proposal from Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Republican legislators, pitched as pro-business, is considered by some to be a major blow to local government.
OU samaritans strip down for charity
By Hannah Yang | Feb. 24, 2013Amid a stampede of colored bras, Speedos and painted faces, hundreds of Ohio University students sprinted down Court Street on Saturday afternoon for the fourth annual “Bare on the Bricks.”
Post Letter: Needed smoking ban would protect our lungs
Feb. 24, 2013In her letter published on Feb. 21, Nikki Lanka advises non-smokers to “hold their breath” if they don’t want to be exposed to cigarette smoke.
Post Column: The secret life of the American college bro
Feb. 24, 2013"WOOO! Friday night! Friday NI-YEET! You guys ready to get crunked!?”
Hillel sells pieces of history and knowledge
By Hannah Yang | Feb. 24, 2013An archive of faith and religion is now available to find a home on students’ bookshelves.
Toxin's levels not threat to hotel's value
By Lucas Daprile | Feb. 24, 2013Despite evidence of benzene contamination at the site of Athens’ former county garage, property value is likely to stay at its current value until at least 2014, according to the county auditor.
Residential Vandals
By Will Drabold | Feb. 24, 2013Dollar for dollar, there is no expenditure more unavoidable for Ohio University than residence hall vandalism.
Post Column: Walmart, McDonald's cut comfort with costs
Feb. 24, 2013It’s fairly common that people ponder how discount-based industries can afford to have such low prices. Or maybe no one does this but me, the cynical cheapskate who often intends to sit down once a month to write a letter that starts with something like “Dear Save-A-Lot, where do you get off?”
BedPost: Awkward situations can be remedied
By Kristin Salaky | Feb. 24, 2013At the beginning of the semester, I was having a fun Tuesday night uptown, maybe a little too much fun. It was my "friend’s" (in the loosest of terms) birthday. It was very cold, and after huddling up close together outside the bar, he offered to walk me home, and I offered that he stay the night. Well, what I expected to just be a cuddle sesh turned out to be more. However... he was unable to maintain an erection and became flaccid due to alcohol intoxication. Needless to say, the night was kind of a let down, no pun intended. It was fine in the morning, but now whenever "friend" sees me, he is SO awkward. Is he really THAT embarrassed about not being erect, or is it something I did? Does he think of me differently for inviting him over? What gives?
Oscars ceremony prompts debate
By Kristin Salaky | Feb. 24, 2013The 85th Academy Awards featured talking teddy bears, musical tributes and the first tie in more than 30 years.
Schuneman Symposium kicks off Monday
By Will Drabold | Feb. 24, 2013The Schuneman Symposium on New Media and Photojournalism is kicking off Monday night with a presentation from a nationally renowned journalist.
Post Cartoon: 2/25/13
Feb. 23, 2013Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Softball: Bobcats continue success in Tennessee tournament
By Chad Lindskog | Feb. 23, 2013It’s been two decades since Ohio began a season 11-3, but after four wins at this weekend’s University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Frost Classic, the Bobcats are matching history.
