The last time the Aquatic Center had a functioning cold water fountain on the pool deck was four years ago when Ohio won against Toledo. Then the water fountain broke, and the Bobcats have lost against the Rockets ever since.
Three bands with three distinctive sounds, one progressive rock, the other rock with hints of funk, and the last leaning toward experimental Americana, will converge at the Smiling Skull Saloon, 108 W Union St., this Saturday.
As the search for a new LGBT Center director comes to a close, the community had a chance to meet with the position’s two potential candidates.
Following a controversial $1.8 billion state education funding cut announced in 2011, Gov. John Kasich announced a new two-year school funding formula Thursday.
From 1995-2004, only two schools could claim American Collegiate Hockey Association championships.
A Glouster man could spend four years in prison after pleading guilty Wednesday to robbing a carryout store.
Without the worry of making the monthly rent or being anchored in a poor location, Ali Baba’s Kitchen and the Burrito Buggy have had the luxury of moving their restaurant to wherever is most convenient.
While Athens residents enjoy the big game this Sunday, Uptown bartenders and managers will enjoy their big day of business.
Marking another Super Bowl victory, two or three sweat-covered, bruised and exultant players sneak up behind their coach with a cooler in hand, shocking him with an ice-filled Gatorade bath.
Freshman Haley Clark perfectly described Ohio’s meet against Xavier.
I’ve been really lacking in ideas lately.
We are writing in response to your Jan. 28 editorial, “Second chance: Admins should listen to students when spending reallocated $800K.” The editorial makes the case that general fee money originally set aside for the new multipurpose center, but now freed up by a delay in the center’s construction plans, should be reallocated based on student input. The editorial also details the dishonest and undemocratic process by which student money was taken for the multipurpose center in the first place.
On Friday, the lineup at Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville will reflect Appalachia’s bluegrass roots, with the Hart Brothers and headliner Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out taking the stage with some “foot-tapping” bluegrass tunes.
Many people don’t understand the nature of tournament bass fishing, so I will briefly catch everyone up to speed.
Even less common than girl gamers are girl game designers, but some women have managed to break through in a field often dominated by men.
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History and Ohio’s current season won’t be on the Bobcats’ side when they lace up their sneakers for a midweek tilt with Toledo.
When Ohio University’s current students look back on their college years, they might remember tuition protests, wild fests and a visit from President Barack Obama. But other people who have come and gone — or, in some cases, stayed — in Athens instead think of cruising through campus by boat in the ’60s, or National Guardsmen silencing wartime riots on Court Street back when it boasted only a handful of bars.
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