Letter: Fests are youth's way of coping with stress
Mar. 25, 2013Disconnected. That’s what I saw when I looked out over the crowds of High Fest this weekend.
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Doctor Who?
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Mar. 25, 2013Gallifrey, Daleks, the TARDIS, Ood and Cybermen may seem like nonsensical terms to some, but to others, they have a deeper meaning.
Council session drives edict on city affairs
By Cassie Kelly, Kate Hiller | Mar. 25, 2013Members of the Athens City Council met for a special session of ordinances and committee meetings last night.
Athens High classes lack coding
By XANDER ZELLNER | Mar. 25, 2013From Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg to former President Bill Clinton, more and more leaders agree that coding is the way to a more technologically advanced future, and schools across the country are hopping on board.
LGBT activist brings religious perspective
By Kristin Salaky | Mar. 25, 2013When discussing what faces the LGBT community in America, many do not take into account the effects on those individuals of non-Western religions.
Post Cartoon: 3/27/13
Mar. 25, 2013Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Men's Basketball: Ohio already looking ahead as senior players depart
By JIM RYAN | Mar. 25, 2013Treg Setty and Javarez Willis alternated 3-point attempts at one end of The Convo hardwood Monday afternoon while Stevie Taylor practiced jumpers and free throws at the other.
Questions of accuracy posed for breathalyzer
By Kelly Fisher | Mar. 25, 2013The Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers is fighting the use of a Breathalyzer that shows inaccurate results that has caused thousands of court cases and wrongly convicted people.
Open projector night returns
By William Ashton | Mar. 25, 2013Anyone who missed the chance to submit a short film to the Athens International Film Festival might have found a saving grace.
Ginger Hibachi Kitchen combines frozen yogurt and Asian cuisine
By Sam Howard | Mar. 25, 2013A new Uptown restaurant combination is making the case for Asian food and yogurt as a new dynamic duo.
Campus dining halls to serve kosher-style food during Passover
By Josh Rogers | Mar. 25, 2013Ohio University Culinary Services, in conjunction with Hillel at OU, will serve kosher-style food for the first time at all dining halls across campus.
Post Column: Chaotic world politics foreign to Americans
Mar. 25, 2013As hard as it might be to imagine as a resident of the United States, political instability is still commonplace on our planet. And by political instability, I don’t mean figures like Michele Bachmann claiming that Obama’s Affordable Care Act “literally kills” innocents; I mean coups.
OU could pull from proposed OSU ban on smoking
By Hannah Yang | Mar. 25, 2013The news that another public state university is calling for a campus-wide tobacco ban prompted Ohio University’s tobacco task force to continue talks for an eventual proposal to President Roderick McDavis.
Women's Golf: Growth of individual players spurs team's progress holistically
By Colin Hanner | Mar. 25, 2013Against tough fields, it has been a challenge for Ohio’s women’s golf team to place well in tournaments, but midway through the schedule, individual scores continue to buoy performances.
Marriage equality rally raises awareness in Athens
By Allan Smith | Mar. 25, 2013The organization Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, or PFLAG, put on a rally in front of the Athens County Courthouse on Monday — the day before the United States Supreme Court begins hearing arguments in two landmark cases on marriage equality.
Baseball: Bobcats to face in-state opponents
By Christian Hoppens | Mar. 25, 2013The next two games are not critical in what coach Rob Smith wants to accomplish this season.
Post Letter: Smart gun laws could have stopped shootings
Mar. 24, 2013The school doors were locked after 9:30, and no one was admitted without identification. Nevertheless, at 9:35, a man shot his way through a window and killed 20 first-graders and six teachers.
Relay for Life succeeds despite last minute planning
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 24, 2013Hundreds of students pulled an all-nighter Friday night — not to study but to raise money for cancer patients.
Post Cartoon: 3/26/12
Mar. 24, 2013Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
GreenCab offers transportation home for inebriated patrons
By Sam Howard | Mar. 24, 2013Athens bar patrons will soon be afforded alternative transportation back to their houses that will save a lot of green — both in customer’s wallets and in the environment.
