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Post Column: Bieber's publicist has world's hardest job

Graduation is approaching, friends and enemies, and let me tell you, for a while there I was terrified. It seemed like I’d applied for jobs everywhere! The music production thing with Glee fell through, then there was that Pope fiasco, and after my botched attempt at applying to Chipotle I’m no longer allowed 50 feet within the Mexican border. But I’ve finally found the perfect entry-level job for the young college graduate:

Women's Golf: Ohio finishes 7th in Falcon Invitational

The Ohio women’s golf team was in windy Bowling Green last weekend competing in the Falcon invitational at Stone Ridge Golf Club.

OU beautifies Athens in annual event

More than 70 organizations and 1,400-plus students gathered at College Green Sunday afternoon to clean up Athens.

Building up

Editor’s note: This is the first story in the second installment of The Post’s Aiding Athens series, which profiles non-profit organizations in Athens County. Check out each story for ways in which you can help.

Leader of OU's Percussion Ensemble returns from sabbatical

After returning from sabbatical Roger Braun is once again taking the helm of Ohio University’s Percussion Ensemble.

Film: '42' Hits It Out of the Park

By Nathan Gordon | ng312310@ohiou.edu | @GordonRises

With few problems, crowds gather for 11Fest talent

By the time 11Fest ended with the bang of fireworks after DJ Steve Aoki’s set, the jam-packed field had become soaked with beer that flew through the sky as the partiers began the journey home.

LGBTA students congratulated in Pride Graduation

While college graduation is a time for graduates and their families to celebrate academic achievement, one event took time to celebrate graduates’ achievements outside the world of academia, as well.

Post Letter: VOICE's promises will benefit foreign students

I am Zi Wang, a senior studying psychology, and I am the president of the Chinese Student Scholar Association at OU.

Post Letter: FUSS should back up its tuition buzzwords

With all of the talk about buzzwords in the VOICE campaign, let me throw a few buzzwords your way: TUITION! AFFORDABILITY! Do I have your attention now? Well that is pretty much the strategy behind the FUSS for OU Student Senate platform. Throw out the “tuition” word; say that you are against a tuition raise (who isn’t?) and claim that you will make OU a more affordable college. That’s great and all, but how is yelling at the administration and opposing any plan that they have going to accomplish anything? Wouldn’t you take someone more seriously if you had a serious conversation with them, rather than them just yelling that you are wrong all the time?

Post Letter: Attacks on senate candidates are undeserved

As a graduating senior, I have not felt the need get involved with the Student Senate election this year. I have opinions, but the choices Ohio University will be making in a few days will not be directly affecting me. However, the April 14 letter, “FUSS’ claims of senate stagnation are out of line” deserves a response from someone.

New LGBT center director to start next school year

Editor’s note: Because Delfin Bautista does not identify with one specific gender, the non-gendered “they” is used as a pronoun.

Music groups to spice up Nelsonville venue

Stuart’s Opera House, in association with the Ohio University Performing Arts and Concert Series, will give students and locals the opportunity to spice up their lives with a little Latin flavor.

Post Editorial: Illogical, deceptive, ineffective: If student trustees aren't advocating for students, who is?

Two students have the privilege of representing the other 20,000 of us on the board that makes the university’s most important decisions.

Explosions rock Boston Marathon

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Prospective dean excited at chance to return to Athens

The second dean of students finalist returned to Athens Sunday after six years away, hoping for a new job — and a hot dog from O’Betty’s.

TV: Jason Segel steals the show on ‘How I Met Your Mother’

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

Romeward Bound

"Romeward Bound" --When The Captain asks Lily to move to Rome for a year to be his art consultant, she fears that Marshall will resent her. Meanwhile, Ted and Barney become obsessed with a girl who is hiding her amazing body under a puffy coat, on HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, Monday, April 15 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Pictured: Jason Segel as Marshall Erikson. Photo: Cliff Lipson/CBS © 2013 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Softball: Losing streak continues for Bobcats

After dropping a pair of games to Mid-American Conference-leading Ball State this weekend, Ohio is in the midst of a season-long, seven-game losing streak.