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Judgement denied in malpractice case
By Marika Lee | Oct. 30, 2012An Ohio court decided Monday it will not yet come to a decision in a lawsuit against Ohio University about a claimed misdiagnosis of flesh-eating bacteria in 2007.
Around Town: Oct. 31, 2012
Oct. 30, 2012Halloween weekend has come and pass so Will and Lindsay discuss the weekends festivities. They also discuss Machine Gun Kelly at OU and their favorite study music for this hectic mid-term week.
Tech Costs
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 30, 2012Students at Ohio University are constantly logging on to the university’s wireless network and pounding away on various keyboards throughout campus, but personal costs vary depending on a student’s college.
Football: Wide receiver's consistency, productivity progresses Bobcats despite injury
By JIM RYAN | Oct. 30, 2012Ohio redshirt junior wide receiver Donte Foster has been making big plays since high school, where he had his first brush with the national spotlight by being featured as ESPN’s top play for a buzzer-beating basketball swish with his back to the basket in 2009.
Hallowpalooza celebrates with laughs for elementary students, concertgoers
By William Ashton | Oct. 30, 2012Although typically known for their serious attire, members of the School of Music know how to let their hair down for a night of fun and laughs with Hallowpalooza V: Something Wicked This Way Hums.
Billboard charts reflect digital downloads in changing industry
By Will Hoffman | Oct. 30, 2012From vinyl to cassettes to digital downloads, the music industry is constantly evolving, but only now are the Billboard charts catching up to the 21st century.
Husband-and-wife duo hold historical paranormal bike ride for Athens and Nelsonville
By Anjelica Oswald | Oct. 30, 2012The Hocking Hills region that draws tourists to explore its caves, trails and bike path also draws ghost hunters and those seeking a thrill to its haunted spots.
Local groups praise Ohio EPA for keeping water clean
By Laura Scheer | Oct. 30, 2012As the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency celebrates its 40th anniversary, Southeast Ohio organizations are praising the agency’s positive effects on the region’s water through regulations and grants.
Student group mixes science, faith to accent intellectualism in Christ
By Anjelica Oswald | Oct. 30, 2012Most students raised with a public school education are taught to keep science and faith separate, but for students in Ratio Christi, the goal is to bring the two disciplines together.
WellWorks changes enrollment procedures to benefit faculty, students
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Oct. 30, 2012Grover Center’s faculty fitness area recently received an upgrade.
Post Letter: Kane right for sheriff morally, professionally
Oct. 30, 2012After a recent attack on the character of Steve Kane, I felt compelled to voice my full support of him for sheriff. I have known him for a number of years both personally and professionally. He is a man of sound moral character, honest, filled with integrity, and is someone in whom I can place my complete trust. He is highly qualified, dependable and takes seriously his oath to care about our safety. He has dedicated his life to cleaning up the streets and protecting the public. And to see the accusations made against him with blatant disregard for the truth saddens me. I can attest to his character because I am his neighbor and his personal friend. I know him as a man who is completely aboveboard and fair, who cares deeply for you and the safety of your family, and who lives his life using Godly principles.
Men's Basketball: Scrimmages prepare Ohio for season play
By JIM RYAN | Oct. 29, 2012After ending its 2011-12 season by playing before almost 30,000 spectators, Ohio took the court in a scrimmage against Virginia Tech on Saturday in front of an audience of empty seats, per NCAA regulation.
Field Hockey: Coach fought for women's rights through athletics
By Christian Hoppens | Oct. 29, 2012If you want to know how important Peggy Pruitt has been to Ohio University, take a stroll through West Green and walk past Bob Wren Stadium.
OU offers priority class registration to veterans
By Brian Vadakin | Oct. 29, 2012When Ohio University received a designation as a military-friendly school for the first time in 2011, administrators said they were proud of the work being done, but had a long way to go.
Tamer Halloween festivities paralleled by small arrest decrease
By Lucas Daprile | Oct. 29, 2012The Ohio Investigative Unit more than doubled the number of alcohol-related charges filed by Athens police during this year’s Halloween festivities, but officials still called the weekend “mellow” compared to years past.
Film: Disney takes over LucasFilm, plans to rui—er, continue 'Star Wars' franchise
Oct. 29, 2012By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu
