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Man faces assault charge for alleged beating of woman
By Marika Lee | Jan. 29, 2013A 53-year-old man faces up to eight years in prison after allegedly beating a woman Monday.
Men's Basketball: Bobcats hope to hold flawless MAC record
By JIM RYAN | Jan. 29, 2013The perils of playing on the road have gotten to Eastern Michigan so far this season, as it has posted a goose egg in games away from its home Convocation Center.
Sports Column: Golf world would gush over Tiger comeback
By Nick Robbe | Jan. 29, 2013“His performance made the golf summer suddenly look much more interesting.”
Local bands diversify Athens' punk scene
By Jacob DeSmit | Jan. 29, 2013Establishing a new type of sound wave on stage, the melodies of local punk bands Small Steps, Mom’s Weekend and Shower Beers have fused together, capturing the interest of bystanders.
SEGEL, HANNIGAN, RADNOR, SMULDERS, HARRIS
Jan. 29, 2013From l-r, Jason Segel, Alyson Hanningan, Josh Radnor, Cobie Smulders and Neil Patrick Harris of HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
Students learn to call Athens 'home'
By Brad Friedman | Jan. 29, 2013In the minds of many Ohio University students, Athens has become home.
Council hears updates on housing agreement, transit accessibility
By Ben Mathes | Jan. 28, 2013Athens City Council acknowledged the rights of transgender individuals amongst others during Monday night’s meeting.
Unpredictable turnout and steep prices stall Baker Theatre movies
By Maria DeVito | Jan. 28, 2013Baker University Center Theatre has been a little quieter this school year than in the past.
Post Column: Extra Point: Realignment only hurts NCAA, fans
Jan. 28, 2013The goal of any business or organization is to be profitable, and college sports are no exception.
Baseball: New head coach brings promise of bright future for Bobcats
By Nick Robbe | Jan. 28, 2013From peanuts in a plastic bag on his desk to Ohio equipment boxes in the corner of his office, it doesn’t take long to determine Rob Smith’s office in The Convo is one belonging to a baseball coach.
Reallocated fund use to be decided by students
By Will Drabold | Jan. 28, 2013A surplus in General Fee dollars at Ohio University has left students with the option of instructing administrators on how to use the dollars that support “non-instructional” activities.
Grad senate talks General Fee, writing programs, condoms
By Olivia Hitchcock | Jan. 28, 2013Graduate Student Senate was greeted by an array of resolutions and program announcements Monday night.
Jake Gets Jacked: Junior aims to bulk up, get healthy
By Jacob DeSmit | Jan. 28, 2013Although the United States can be described as having the largest population of obese citizens and a media that loves to glorify the act of slimming down, many people are inevitably doomed to fight the weight battle from the other end of the scale.
Athens Co. jobs face relocation
By Ryan Clark | Jan. 28, 2013COLUMBUS — Ohio Sen. Lou Gentile, D-Steubenville, is adding his voice to calls for Gov. John Kasich and his administration to consider alternatives to closing 13 Ohio Department of Job and Family Services regional offices.
Post Cartoon: 1/30/2013
Jan. 28, 2013Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post's executive editors.
Post Letter: Call Obama today with opposition to genocide
Jan. 28, 2013Many members of the Ohio University community are by now familiar with the violence that has claimed more than 5.4 million lives in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Human-rights abuses perpetrated in the context of the war include sexual and gender-based violence, child soldiering and forced labor. Last semester, Ohio University became the 13th university to acknowledge its indirect role in the violence: We issued a statement about the presence of minerals sourced from armed groups in the electronics we buy. As the university as a whole works toward socially responsible procurement and investment policies for electronics, individual students can also take action for human rights in Congo.
