As a student of Ohio University, I am disappointed in the pending destruction of Building #26, known as the tuberculosis ward located at The Ridges. I believe that the university should preserve this building for a number of reasons.
This year, Ohio University dedicated its Homecoming to the Marching 110 and its long-time director Ronald P. Socciarelli after his recent death. The motto was “Better than the Best Ever,” a tribute to Mr. Socciarelli’s passion and commitment to the university, to music and to young people. In this era of Jerry Sanduskys and Bernie Madoffs, Mr. Socciarelli was an honorable and committed role model. He was everything you would ever want an educator to be. But I have read nothing about this in your newspaper.
After watching those green and white inflatable men flail around on top of Baker University Center all week, I got to thinking about school spirit and the nature of fandom.
Graduating seniors were honored before Ohio’s game against Missouri State Saturday at Pruitt Field, but one shined above the rest.
Ohio University’s new Homecoming parade route did not deter current students and alumni from watching as it zigzagged from Factory Street to Park Place.
Despite the growing number of outlets broadcasting the wiles of the presidential campaign, youth voters have yet to take notice.
Athens County Dog Shelter should begin planning to become a no-kill shelter. Euthanizing rescued dogs is simply unethical. I have spent many hours in the Athens County Dog Shelter volunteering, and I know that this shelter can be added to the growing list of no-kill shelters across the country. I also have experience volunteering at Berea Animal Rescue Fund, a shelter in the suburb of Cleveland. This shelter has been no-kill for 20 years. Athens County Dog Shelter actually has more space than the shelter in Berea, but the Berea shelter makes it possible with the help of the community, volunteers and foster homes.
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At the beginning of our relationship, my boyfriend and I would have sex all the time. I couldn’t keep him off me. But now it’s been more than a year, and I can barely get him to sleep with me once a week. What could I be doing wrong? And what could I do to boost his libido?
After 20 years of experience with the Athens County Sheriff’s Office, local residents and law enforcement officially said goodbye to Deputy Steve Sedwick and hello to Lt. Steve Sedwick Friday.
LGBT activist Robyn Ochs is scheduled for a weeklong visit to Ohio University this week.
The recent Associated Press Top-25 ranking was released Sunday and Ohio can rest assured knowing the target on its back just grew larger.
The men and women’s cross country team competed in Pre-Nationals Saturday, a tournament that launched the beginning of a decisive road to the end of the season.
Board of Trustees member Sandra Anderson was quoted in The Post on Oct. 9 saying: “This is a student-centered university.” We disagree. Though the student body makes the largest contribution to the university’s annual budget, we are allowed no role in decisions regarding how our money is spent and how our university is governed.
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It seems as though ghosts aren’t the only things instilling fear in Simi Valley residents this Halloween.
Elections have really gotten to our heads this year, judging from the fact that the third sentence of every political analysis mentions Big Bird.
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