On Jan. 29, The Post published a response to a letter received from a student with a relationship dilemma. The student is a food-service worker on campus who was wondering whether to start a relationship with her boss. Ms. Kristin Salaky wrote the response.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu
If there’s one thing history has taught us about the U.S. government, it’s that in times of economic depression, the government can propose and get away with absolutely anything.
The U.S. Senate is now trying to do the impossible: working together to actually accomplish something. A new immigration initiative was presented last week that would require cooperation from both the Democrats and Republicans.
When U2’s “Beautiful Day” sounded through the Aquatic Center after Saturday’s meet against Toledo, Ohio coach Greg Werner walked up and down the pool deck with a smile on his face. He couldn’t have picked a better song — it was a perfect day.
Ahead four points with 30 seconds to play, it appeared Ohio would win its first Mid-American Conference game of the season Sunday against Kent State.
Pregame
In four minutes, a person could run a mile, recite the lyrics to Outkast’s “Hey Ya” or microwave a Lean Cuisine meal.
Ohio fell to Akron Saturday on the road by a score of 86-72 to move to 15-6 on the year and 6-1 in Mid-American Conference play. Follow our chronological coverage of the game below.
As All-Star Weekend gets closer and closer, fans of the NBA and super-humans alike are anxiously awaiting the announcement of the 2013 NBA Slam Dunk Contest roster. For years, fans have been calling for LeBron
Athens Police Department and Athens City Fire Department responded to an accident at the intersection of East State Street and Stimson Avenue Friday night that injured two pedestrians.
Despite early university assurances to the contrary, students’ General Fee money will be used to pay for much more of Ohio University’s multipurpose center than originally planned.
Oil and gas companies might have to pay to “frack” and drilling activities could be banned completely within city limits come November.
It’s not about how you start, but how you finish.
For a 2008 graduate of Ohio University, the eulogy he gave at his father’s funeral was more than just a speech; it was the beginning of a social movement.
The gauntlet will be thrown and axes will cross as five Athens bands shred and thrash their way to dominance at the Battle of the Bands.
An exclamation point will be put on Mid-American Conference play Saturday when time ticks down and the final buzzer sounds at Akron’s James A. Rhodes Arena, as this season’s conference slate has been a crash course in anticipation of the first of two matchups between the Bobcats and Zips.
Solutions by The State News