I recently came across an article in The Post by Nick Robbe in which he suggested that the National Football League was not interested in protecting its players. As a media management major focusing in sports media, I am constantly exposed to the ongoing battle of player safety in the NFL, and I must say there is an evident push by the NFL to increase the safety of its players.
Students upset over tuition hikes have alternatives: Join the military to get a $10,000 enlistment bonus, then if you live or can still walk and think, upon discharge you’ll receive G.I. education benefits that pay tuition. If you re-enlist, you get a $25,000 bonus.
After last week’s discussion of Ohio House Bill 601 — which would standardize municipal tax codes throughout the state — Athens City Council will likely pass a resolution tonight that would formally condemn the proposed legislation.
Forget heels, bikinis and gowns; one pageant on campus will feature more suits, gel and swim trunks.
After Friday’s 3-2 overtime loss to Illinois, Ohio’s locker room was almost silent, the clanking of sticks and the untying of skates were the only sounds filling the air.
A facelift for two Ohio University dining halls has attracted the appetites of hungry students and subsequently polarized preferences for certain dining establishments.
Students here at OU aren’t given many choices when it comes to meal plans. In the article, “Market Mark-Ups: OU students call for change,” it was stated that students can either spend their meals at the dining halls, or spend them at the OU markets. The article also states how overpriced items are at the OU markets. Students are often surprised to find they grabbed too many items for how many meals they have left. Giving students the ability to use their meal plans at other local restaurants and markets would help students, increase admission here at OU and encourage the growth of local businesses.
Ohio trailed its opponent for only 11 seconds of game play in 80 minutes of competition during the weekend, besting University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Wofford by a cumulative 61 points.
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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