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
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From l-r, Jason Segel, Alyson Hanningan, Josh Radnor, Cobie Smulders and Neil Patrick Harris of HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
In the minds of many Ohio University students, Athens has become home.
Athens City Council acknowledged the rights of transgender individuals amongst others during Monday night’s meeting.
Baker University Center Theatre has been a little quieter this school year than in the past.
The goal of any business or organization is to be profitable, and college sports are no exception.
From 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.
A 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.
Graduate Student Senate was greeted by an array of resolutions and program announcements Monday night.
Although 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.
COLUMBUS — 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.
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Many 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.
Now is the time for your voice to be heard. Now is the time to have a say in the future of recycling services in Athens and Hocking counties. Our region of Southeast Ohio has, through the years, been ahead of the curve when it comes to recycling. Now, with a Jan. 30 public meeting in Logan and a Feb. 4 public meeting in Athens, our communities have the opportunity to ensure we remain a leader in resource recovery and recycling.
I work at one of the food service places on campus, so most of us are the same age and all my coworkers and me are really close. Recently, my boss has sent me some flirty texts and I’ve been hanging out with him a little outside of work. He’s made it very clear he wants to start something between us, but I’m not so sure. I know it’s not illegal or anything, but is it really a good idea to date your boss?
Singing, dancing, juggling and ventriloquism are just a few talents that the AMC Road Show is looking for in the quest for Athens’ — and perhaps America’s — most talented person.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day might have given us a long weekend last Monday, but from where did the celebrated civil-rights leader draw his influence? King said it himself: “Christ gave us the goals, and Mahatma Gandhi the tactics.”
Students who missed their chance to see their films on the big screen this past semester might get a second chance.
Last weekend marked the end of a month-long fundraiser organized by Donkey Coffee and Espresso and Rural Action to help provide fresh, local food to those in need.
After years of serving meals to Ohio University students, one of four dining halls will be closing its doors indefinitely.