As a kid, I was always the worst about losing things. While I’ve gotten much better in recent years at remembering where I leave my belongings, a recent trip to the scale reminded me that, to my chagrin, I haven’t ditched the bad habit completely.
I’ve been seeing this guy who I really like. The problem is, I graduate in May and he’s here for another two years. I’m starting to develop strong feelings for him and I suspect the same is true about his feelings for me. We’re definitely withholding the depth of our feelings for one another. We both just want to enjoy what little time we have left with each other. My feelings keep nagging at me and I want to talk about it openly with him, but I’m afraid that will just ruin what we have right now. What should I do?
A Chillicothe woman filed a response Tuesday to Ohio University’s answer to her excessive-force complaint denying her claims.
Though he is most well-known for A Streetcar Named Desire, The Glass Menagerie and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, famed playwright Tennessee Williams has also penned more light-hearted plays such as one about love.
Disconnected. That’s what I saw when I looked out over the crowds of High Fest this weekend.
Gallifrey, Daleks, the TARDIS, Ood and Cybermen may seem like nonsensical terms to some, but to others, they have a deeper meaning.
Members of the Athens City Council met for a special session of ordinances and committee meetings last night.
From 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.
When discussing what faces the LGBT community in America, many do not take into account the effects on those individuals of non-Western religions.
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Treg 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.
The 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.
Anyone who missed the chance to submit a short film to the Athens International Film Festival might have found a saving grace.
A new Uptown restaurant combination is making the case for Asian food and yogurt as a new dynamic duo.
Ohio University Culinary Services, in conjunction with Hillel at OU, will serve kosher-style food for the first time at all dining halls across campus.
As 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.
The 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.
Against 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.
The 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.
The next two games are not critical in what coach Rob Smith wants to accomplish this season.
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