Post Column: Basketball season lets fans start over
Nov. 18, 2012I suppose it’s convenient that as soon as the football team’s unfortunate descent became unbearable to watch, basketball season rolled around to distract us.
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I suppose it’s convenient that as soon as the football team’s unfortunate descent became unbearable to watch, basketball season rolled around to distract us.
The leaves in a city truck caught fire three times before being put out by the Athens Fire Department Monday afternoon.
For 10 years, Casa Nueva regulars could expect local group Rattletrap Stringband to take the Cantina stage every Monday, but now the band is giving up three of those weekly performances to fresh talent.
With Responsibility Centered Management being the talk around campus, the College of Arts and Sciences held data summits last week to go over challenges within the college.
As fall semester begins to wrap up, Ohio University has already begun preparing itself for next year’s incoming class, hosting the third and last Ohio Discovery Day of the semester.
Light, joyful dance compositions contrasted with darker, introspective pieces were showcased this weekend as part of the Senior Dance Concert.
Video games will save humanity sometime in the future. I assure you with more confidence and levelheadedness than Donald Trump proclaiming October surprises.
Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “I think that somehow, we learn who we really are and live with that decision.” For years, women have struggled to obtain an equal and positive role in society. Women like Rosie the Riveter and Rosa Parks helped change how society views women. And I am thankful that those women were brave enough to fight for their causes.
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The slogan for The Last Mountain is “fight for our future,” and REACT to Film and the Sierra Alliance hope attendees do the same Monday night.
One school in England has had enough of the scruff.
In a game where Ohio donned black uniforms, the performance was just as dark.
Ohio basketball recently received four National Letters of Intent. The 2013 recruiting class includes D.J. Wingfield, Maurice Ndour, Wadley Mompremier and Antonio Campbell.
Pregame
Youth seems to be playing a key role in the Bobcats’ wrestling season already, as six underclassmen walked away from the Michigan State Open with top five finishes. The squad looks to build off Sunday’s success as they head to Annapolis, Md. for the Navy Classic on Saturday.