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REACH's victory continues high-spending Student Senate election trend

Historically, Student Senate campaigns that raise the most money win the biggest on Election Day, and this year’s REACH ticket was no exception.

The BedPost: What's a classy word for cajones?

As a male here on campus, I can’t help but be a little disturbed at the common slang for men’s testicles here on campus. The terms “nuts,” “balls” and the like just seem unappealing. And if they seem unappealing to me, I can only wonder how they may seem in the eyes of our female colleagues here on campus who, let’s be honest, we all try to impress. Is there any other term that we can coin to replace these disgusting terms?

Baseball: With Carbone gone, coaching search begins

Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect a correction. Former Ohio baseball coach Jerry France was misidenitified as Steve France.

As Russell contract ends, Ohio set to take new apparel bids

Ohio Athletics is tight-lipped about discussing its expiring contract with Russell Athletic and is open to offers from other athletic apparel providers, meaning the Bobcats might be clad in slightly different attire come next fall.

Baseball: After 24 years of Bobcat baseball, a legend leaves an indelible mark

A coach is someone who wears more hats than just the one with his team’s logo on the front. 

Baseball: Former player details how Carbone made a difference

There was a time that Mike Florak’s hefty offensive figures mandated respect on the baseball field. But when that ability diminished, it was his coach — Ohio’s Joe Carbone — who became his greatest advocate.

Ultimate Frisbee: Rocky start leads to early exit for Ohio Ultimate team

The Ohio Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to the Rocky Mountain locale of Boulder, Colo., looking for a top-eight finish and a spot in the the Division I College Championship quarterfinals.

Post Letter: Unused meal swipes can feed Athens County

One of the many things I love about Ohio University is the faculty members continually remind me of the university’s place within the surrounding Appalachian community.

Joint cop cruiser a canvas for logo contest

The winners of a local competition may see their own design riding around town on the sides of a new joint-patrol cruiser.

Local bards band together to aid folk maestro

Athens artists of various musical styles gathered Saturday at Donkey Coffee and Espresso for a show in appreciation of local musician J.D. Hutchison.

Goal to name interim dean of students by next week

Days after Ohio University named Ryan Lombardi its interim vice president for Student Affairs, the former dean of students said he hopes to name an interim for his old job next week.

Albany shooting results in life flight for gunshot to the face

An Albany man was life flighted to Columbus for treatment to a gunshot to the face he reported shortly after midnight, though his version of events is under investigation.

Smile, You're in Athens: Athens grub keeps us crawling back for more

I received a text message from my older brother the other day that read, “I think it is time for me to come visit you in Athens.”

Post Letter: OU admins will not silence student voices for long

In light of two articles from Wednesday’s edition of The Post regarding the Budget Planning Council, I feel compelled to clear a few things up.

300 comic-book fans flock to Athens' first Ratha Con

Science fiction and comic book lovers were able to don their Star Trek, Freddy Krueger and superhero costumes this weekend when Athens played host to its first-ever comic book convention.

SLIDESHOW: Carbone Through the Ages

The Scope: Carbone coaching legacy leaves behind more than 'just a game'

When I spoke with Joe Carbone after his final game as head coach of the Ohio baseball team, the interview was the same as always — three-quarters conversation and a sliver of analytics.

To all the letter writers: A thousand times, thank you

About a year ago, Wesley Lowery asked me to be associate editor at The Post. Being a public-relations student, working at a newspaper was something I never envisioned for myself. I had been a copy editor at The Post the previous two years and was planning on ending my time here and moving on to a job that paid better.

Sports Column: Carbone's commitment to character instills tradition at Ohio

When my editors approached me about which spring sport I wanted to cover, I didn’t balk at my choice.

SLIDESHOW: Ratha Con