Field Hockey: Ohio falls to Miami in regular season
By Christian Hoppens | Oct. 29, 2012Ohio ran through Mid-American Conference competition in the 2011 season with a 9-1 record in conference play, four games better than the next-best MAC team.
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Post Column: Sophia's Chineria: Beret's symbolism doesn't define wearer
Oct. 29, 2012In Leipzig, I saw a great number of people wearing berets.
Film: 'Silent Hill: Revelation 3D' stands out as an embarrassment
Oct. 29, 2012By Nathan Gordon | ng312310@ohiou.edu | @GordonRises
Lawsuits force OU to pay for car damages
By Marika Lee | Oct. 29, 2012Ohio University has paid more than $8,000 for lawsuits about car-related damages, from a falling roof to flying baseballs on campus.
Post Cartoon: 10/31/12
Oct. 29, 2012Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Sports Column: Volleyball schedule stacks in OU's favor
By Chad Lindskog | Oct. 29, 2012Every year, Ohio volleyball coach Ryan Theis schedules prominent schools, which are normally nationally ranked, for the team’s out-of-conference schedule to begin the season.
'Certified organic' label costly for local farmers
By Sarah Grothjan | Oct. 29, 2012Local farmers whose produce stocks the shelves of natural food stores or the stands at the biweekly Farmers Market feed a local appetite for organic food not readily found at commercial food grocers.
Post Pick: Sandy is terrorizing my life
Oct. 29, 2012By Meryl Gottlieb | mg986611@ohiou.edu | @buzzlightmeryl
Defining diversity
By Will Drabold | Oct. 29, 2012Though Ohio University has a history of targeting African Americans for enrollment, this number reached its peak about 40 years ago.
Soccer: Ohio season building block for future
By Brandon Kors | Oct. 29, 2012Ohio’s season ended Sunday in a campaign filled with hope and uncertainty. Ohio coach Stacy Strauss emphasized before the season that this year was going to different with fresh faces and a fresh start with a new attitude coming into the year.
Post Letter: Blame 'fracking' for decline in coal jobs
Oct. 29, 2012In our rush to put blame on politicians for the loss of coal jobs, maybe we need to re-examine some hard economic realities. President Barack Obama has become an easy target, with the coal industry blaming environmental regulations. Issues of clean air aside, let’s take a look at the harsh economic realities, which have a much greater impact on coal jobs.
Senator urges students to support Democrats
By Joshua Jamerson | Oct. 29, 2012A steady downpour moved Sen. Sherrod Brown’s campaign speech indoors, but did not dampen his message to about 100 people in Baker University Center on Monday.
TV: NBC finally decided just when Oct. 19 will be ... and some other midseason scheduling
Oct. 29, 2012By Nicolien Buholzer | nb360409@ohiou.edu | @nicobuholzer
Off-campus student meal plans on the rise
By Kelly Fisher | Oct. 29, 2012An increasing number of Ohio University students living off-campus have agreed to eat at OU dining halls for the 2012-13 school year.
Posting up: Eastern Conference Predictions
By Alex Marcheschi | Oct. 29, 2012The NBA season is upon us, the Heat and Celtics will open the most highly anticipated NBA season in recent memory on Oct. 30. In case you’ve been on a bath salt binge (if that’s still a thing) since last June, here’s what you need to know for this season.
BedPost: No prescribed time between breakups and new bedrooms
By Steph Doan | Oct. 28, 2012I just got out of a pretty heavy relationship. I don’t want to be a slut but I think I’m ready to move on. What’s the appropriate amount of time to wait before I open myself up again?
Faculty Senate passes resolution to support domestic partner benefits
By SARA JERDE | Oct. 28, 2012After Faculty Senate agreed to include domestic partner benefits in its handbook two years ago, it was made official at the beginning of October.
Post Letter: Candidate's experience is an obvious advantage
Oct. 28, 2012Most OU students spend only four or five years in Athens, and when they elect to vote here, they more often than not have some notable limitations: lack of historical perspective and understanding of the city-county governmental relationships. This makes it all the more important that before they vote on county offices, they spend time researching what and who they are voting for since they can enjoy a major role in deciding who receives the most votes.
