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Tropical Tanning Salon still closed
By Kaitlynn Grady | Oct. 8, 2012Before the Tropical Tanning Salon was closed off to staff and patrons in April, it was open for months without a license from the Ohio State Board of Cosmetology.
Post Cartoon: 10/10/12
Oct. 8, 2012Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Post Letter: University's conflict-free inaction 'shameful'
Oct. 8, 2012Ohio University recently made an important first step to going conflict-free by releasing a statement that publicly committed us to embracing “the opportunity to practice responsible and ethical control of our resources.”
Mac Notebook: MAC teams rack up high averages
By Nick Robbe | Oct. 8, 2012For the second straight week, Mid-American Conference teams that won their games averaged 40 points or more. Offensive outbursts aside, five teams, including Ohio, remain undefeated in conference play.
Professor to address immigration, DREAM Act in keynote speech
By Emily Bamforth | Oct. 8, 2012A national issue will be presented on a local level Wednesday as Tehama Lopez delivers a speech about “Immigration and the DREAM Act.”
Tensions between Faculty Senate, Trustees rise
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 8, 2012Two Ohio University Board of Trustees members stopped by Monday’s Faculty Senate meeting to let the faculty know that “they are listening,” but some senate members just didn’t seem to buy it.
Political censorship incident in residence hall result of misunderstanding, not policy
By Brian Vadakin | Oct. 8, 2012Early Tuesday, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) published an article on its website stating, “Ohio University dorms are no longer censoring students' political speech, freeing students to make their voices heard in the final weeks before Election Day.”
Symposium promoting Malaysian culture to be held in Alden Library
By Nicole Elmer | Oct. 8, 2012On Wednesday, the Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) and the Faculty of Film, Theatre and Animation will collaborate with the Center for International Studies as well as the Tun Abdul Razak Chair to feature various art forms of Malaysian cultures.
School of Film welcomes new visiting professor
By William Ashton | Oct. 8, 2012When Jeanette Buck, former assistant professor and director of the Honors Tutorial College in Film, stopped teaching at Ohio University, her position opened up and needed to be filled.
Editor's Note: Tumultuous '70s the star of today's paper
Oct. 8, 2012Happy hump day, all. Welcome to Day Three of Homecoming Week/throwback week at The Post.
Football: Despite injuries, OU improves to 6-0
By JIM RYAN | Oct. 7, 2012Ohio allowed Buffalo to convert a pair of touchdowns in the first quarter Saturday, setting the table for a tough come-from-behind march reminiscent of wins against Penn State and Marshall earlier this season.
Intimacy interrupted: Ways to ease "time of month" woes
By Steph Doan | Oct. 7, 2012I’ve just started dating a guy I’ve had a huge crush on FOREVER. He graduated, so we’re trying this long distance. Obviously, with only getting to see him about once a month, it’s kind of important that we have sex while he visits. Unfortunately, I’m going to be on my period while he is here this weekend. Having sex on my period is not an option, so how do I tell him without freaking him out?
Graduates explore time travel in online mini-series
By William Ashton | Oct. 7, 2012During their fourth year in the MFA School of Film program, Mike Gray and Matt Brunson decided to showcase their talents using a different method than that of their peers.
Surveillance cameras installed in Adams Hall
By Brian Vadakin | Oct. 7, 2012An improvement project this summer added surveillance cameras to another Ohio University residence hall, continuing a trend set last year by a similar project in Voigt Hall.
Between the Lines: Take a break from real life and act like a kid
Oct. 7, 2012There are times to be a mature, responsible, professional adult, and there are times to be a kid.
Editor's Note: 'The Post' from the '80s looks strangely familiar
Oct. 7, 2012Bobcats, it’s Day Two of Homecoming Week/throwback week at The Post, and today, we bring you a front page from 1986.
Chasing the Dream
By Lindsay Friedman | Oct. 7, 2012Even though professors and parents warn about the struggling economy, unemployment rates for recent graduates are on the decline.
