While audience members lined up to see some acclaimed films at the 40th annual Athens International Film and Video Festival, one sentiment echoed throughout the Athena theater lobby.
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As I hope all of my fellow students will, I have made an effort to know both parties’ platforms in the upcoming Student Senate election.
When the Bobcats finished the first day of the All-Ohio Championships in first place, Ohio coach Clay Calkins said it would be too early to predict whether the lead would last after the second day.
After dropping the opening two games of the series, Sunday’s game against Akron was a must-win if the Bobcats want to stay in contention for a Mid-American Conference Tournament berth.
The cherry blossoms lining the Hocking River signal that spring has sprung in Athens.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohio.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
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In the past week, Student Senate debates have escalated in intensity. As such, we want to address a few concerns. As student leaders, it is disheartening for us to see our colleagues chastised for having the experience and ability to be true leaders on this campus and be the real advocates for students. VOICE is full of student advocates who have passed numerous resolutions and have worked on real tangible results. The current Senate has accomplished or engaged in the following this year: instituting a preferred name policy, registering names and addresses online for the safety of students, advocating for student trustee voting rights, advocating against tuition increases, and advocating against administration pay increases. In comparison, an examination of FUSS’ resumé leaves little doubt in respect to tangible results. In short, FUSS has little to speak of, save for advocating against tuition increases. On the other hand, VOICE has proven itself as the ticket of doers. For FUSS to continue proclaiming that we do nothing and do not advocate for students is a mischaracterization of VOICE and Student Senate as a whole.
D.J. Cooper impressed in his second post-collegiate showcase, as he wrapped up his Portsmouth Invitational Tournament performance only two rebounds shy of a triple-double Saturday.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu
Heading into Friday, Ohio coach Jodi Hermanek stressed that her team needed to make adjustments at the plate to avoid inconsistencies and overcome a three-game losing streak.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu
The buildings at The Ridges run the gamut from conference rooms with chandeliers hanging from ceilings and high-tech biology labs to intolerably hot or cold buildings.
Just five months removed from an election season that saw the Democratic Party sweep the Athens ticket, the next has kicked off for six Democrats battling for three at-large Athens City Council seats.
Scenes from classic musical theater and opera will be presented during the School of Music’s “Opera Theater Scenes” on Friday.
Born in the hills of the Midwest, Joey Hebdo has traveled coast to coast performing the adventure music he loves.
Between a war that conceived a law mandating all South Korean male citizens to enlist, and mounting threats from North Korea, some Korean international students at Ohio University face stressful predicaments.
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