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TV: ‘Swan Song’ revisits 'Glee'’s roots

By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl

Semester switch allows for joint holiday concert between orchestra, choirs

The sounds of the holidays will be emanating out of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Saturday night.

Online shopping increases by billions

Searching for prime holiday sales has become an activity that most spirit-filled shoppers have mastered, thanks to corporate deals and online exclusives comprising much of the competition local stores face.

OU laundry services cost more than OSU, Miami

Ohio University students pay $3.25 to wash and dry a single load of laundry on campus, which is almost double the average cost of seven other universities located in the state.

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GLEE: Rachel (Lea MIchele) performs at NYADA's prestigious winter showcase in the "Swan Song" episode of GLEE airing Thursday, Dec. 6 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. ©2012 Fox Broadcasting Co. CR: Eddy Chen/FOX

Eclectic country band rocks out for the last time

Sasha Colette & The Magnolias will make one last visit to Athens before ending the band’s two-year career.

Women's Basketball: Change in lineup scores a win for Ohio

After losing five consecutive games, Ohio coach Semeka Randall decided she needed to shake things up for Thursday’s game against Eastern Kentucky to get the Bobcats back into the win column — and it worked.

Salary of OU athletic director not incentivized like salaries of others in state

Ohio coach Frank Solich would earn a $37,000 bonus if he were to lead the Bobcats to an Independence Bowl win later this month. One of the men who signed that stipulation into place, though, will pocket nothing more than the peace of mind that comes along with a program win.

Dairy Barn, Vino de Milo collaborate on celebratory event

Some anniversaries are celebrated with gold, others with paper and some with pasta sauce.

Hillel to host Hanukkah Extravaganza toward end of finals week

Though the stress of finals week looms ahead, Jewish students on campus are taking out their menorahs and making arrangements to celebrate the eight days of Hanukkah at Ohio University.

Hockey: Bobcats focus on defense to overcome Flashes

Five-straight series splits have the Ohio hockey team itching to sweep a series and end the 2012 portion of its schedule.

'Internal drive' helps propel cross country, track athlete to the top

 “A true competitor” – those are the words coach Clay Calkins uses when referring to his two-time All-American Juli Accurso.

Green & White Review: Week 15

In this week's show, host Jim Ryan, assistant sports editor of The Post, sits down with beat reporters to discuss Ohio's Wednesday loss on the hardwood, the Bobcats' bowl bid, women's basketball woes and what lies ahead for the hockey team. The Green & White Review airs every Thursday at 7 p.m. on WOUB AM 1340.

Hell Betties shred in Athens County

While the looming winter weather has forced many students to bundle up, a small contingent of women have been working up a sweat in Nelsonville in preparation for the coming roller derby season.

College costs and semester timeline worry undecided students

For many students, coming to college knowing what career they envision puts enough pressure on their shoulders.

Green holidays can be perfect gift to nature

The holiday season can leave a mark on wallets after dishing out dough for lights, food, presents and trees, but the price of the holidays can go much further than monetary costs.

OU alumni, Office of Annual Giving hope for new 110 gear

For the past 14 years, Ohio University’s marching band members have been playing and dancing their way to viral videos and national recognition in uniforms purchased in 1998.

Between The Lines: Christmas is magical, regardless of religion

The catchy carols, the breathtaking decorations and the cheerful spirit — how could anyone not love the Christmas season?

McDavis presents state funding plan to senators

Ryan Lombardi, interim vice president for Student Affairs, was greeted by about 30 seconds of applause upon entering Student Senate Wednesday night, as senators expressed their congratulations on successfully defending his dissertation for a Doctorate of Education degree from North Carolina State University.

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