Coffee kiosk to celebrate grand opening
By Sara Lowenstein | Nov. 4, 2012A new Uptown coffee shop hopes to keep Court Street caffeinated by providing coffee drinkers with on-the-go convenience and quality beans.
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Former Gov. Strickland advocates Democrats in third Athens visit
By Sam Howard | Nov. 4, 2012For Ted Strickland, visiting Athens is thrice as nice.
Post Cartoon: 11/6/12
Nov. 4, 2012Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Field Hockey: Rival RedHawks defeat Bobcats in MAC Tournament
By Christian Hoppens | Nov. 4, 2012The way in which Ohio fell in its Mid-American Conference Tournament semifinal against Miami Friday was not surprising, considering its track record this season.
Post Editorial: Vote today
Nov. 4, 2012Living in a swing state has the obvious downside of constant political commercials.
Post Letter: Rethinking why we vote
Nov. 4, 2012President Barack Obama a few days ago told his supporters at a rally in Ohio, “Don’t boo, vote! Vote! Voting’s the best revenge!”
Film: 'Wreck-It Ralph' takes you back to the arcade
Nov. 4, 2012By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu
Post Column: Choosing the campaign season's MVP
Nov. 4, 2012If the presidential campaign were a sport (which it practically is anyway), then Election Day would be the Super Bowl. Or the World Series. Or whatever the last game in basketball is called.
OU committee starts discussion on tobacco ban
By Hannah Yang | Nov. 4, 2012A committee to discuss a smoking ban on Ohio University’s campus will meet for the first time Monday morning.
School of Film alumna explores editing with HBO photojournalism mini-series
By William Ashton | Nov. 4, 2012When working as an assistant editor for Hybrid Edit, a California-based editing company, Charla Barker, a 2007 MFA School of Film alumna, contacted Maggie Chieffo, a Hybrid Edit colleague and friend who had connections to film director Michael Mann’s personal assistant.
Dollar to Dollar
By Joshua Jamerson | Nov. 4, 2012The city of Athens pays its elected officials more than other similarly sized college towns do, but the top salaries of other cities’ appointed officials dwarf those of Athens.
Post Letter: Third-party candidates require no compromise
Nov. 4, 2012John Schmieding’s welcome response to my letter outlines his reasons for supporting Obama and why such support is vital. His case, as I understand it, is that a Romney administration would have a lot of negative consequences. I agree with this point, and I would prefer Obama assume the presidency over Romney. That doesn’t mean I want Obama to take office — I don’t. That’s in part because a lot of the reasons John provides to make us fear Romney apply to Obama too.
Basketball: 'Cats meet high expectations with 40-point win
By JIM RYAN | Nov. 3, 2012Saturday’s win against Division II Mercyhurst College was impressive in the respect that Ohio almost doubled the Lakers’ shooting percentage and points scored.
'Got Swabbed?' organizers hope to increase registry in extended drive
By Anjelica Oswald | Nov. 3, 2012Each year, 1,000 people die from not finding a bone marrow match that could potentially cure a fatal illness. With only 2 percent of the population registered nationally to give marrow, Hillel is seeking to increase registration with a drive Monday.
Post Letter: Candidates offer opposing visions for U.S.
Nov. 3, 2012In this presidential election, we face a choice between American democracy as we have known it — with the hope of moving forward to more equality of opportunity (represented by President Obama) — and plutocracy: government by the most wealthy individuals and corporations (represented by Mitt Romney). Ohio is the most crucial swing state in this election: It is the state with the highest relative likelihood that an individual voter would determine the Electoral College winner (http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/). With so much at stake, we all must make sure to vote.
Post Cartoon: 11/05/12
Nov. 3, 2012Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Volleyball: Tough battle, narrow loss end Ohio's winning streak
By Chad Lindskog | Nov. 3, 2012Entering Saturday’s match, Central Michigan was the only Mid-American Conference team Ohio had not beaten, and despite a thrilling five-set match, the Bobcats’ 12-match winning streak has been snapped.
