[Columnist’s note: Sorry guys, no material from me this week. Apparently someone forwarded last week’s column to Shatner and Nimoy and I guess they weren’t happy about it, because they came to my apartment last night and broke my kneecaps. I am in a substantial amount of pain!
After a disheartening penalty shootout loss to Ohio State on Wednesday, the Bobcats will return to Pruitt Field on Saturday to regain their winning ways.
Earlier this week, The Post ran an article that informed me that this year’s raises for the 10 highest-paid administrators at Ohio University would total nearly half of $1 million. To put it lightly, I was outraged.
Skeletonwitch, legend of the Athens music scene, will bring their brand of heavy metal back home this Friday.
Given the developments regarding the Board of Trustee’s OK to President Roderick McDavis’ raise, the raises of the upper administration and Thursday’s news that a donor wants to provide McDavis with yet another residence while also signing off on 3.7 percent tuition hike, I have a suggestion for students:
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Carla Carrington and her friends have hosted local bands at their residence in Coolville before, but this weekend will be their first attempt at hosting a music festival.
The Ohio Bobcats soccer field came from humble beginnings.
While Ohio University’s fest season has shifted, one festival is returning right on schedule.
This week, an important step for students was taken in what has become the saga of Ohio University’s multipurpose center.
Laughter emanating from Baker University Center’s first-floor lounge is becoming common on Saturday nights.
Ohio University’s Black Student Cultural Programming Board is once again creating virtual waves after announcing on Twitter that its annual concert will be moved to Halloween weekend.
An Athens couple who have incorporated marriage into a business partnership will soon own and manage a new restaurant on Court Street.
Earlier this week, I spoke with the Marshall Parthenon’s football beat writers, assistant sports editor Adam Rogers and sports editor Jeremy Johnson, about their expectations for Saturday’s Battle for the Bell showdown. Here’s part of the transcript, edited for content and clarity.
Ohio natives Ryan “Emcee Schwartz” Schwartzhoff and Hil Hackworth are meshing the work of several hip-hop artists for the release of their third album, The DysFunktional Family Reunion.
Lydia Loveless will continue her long-standing love affair with Athens when she returns to Casa Nueva, 6 W. State St., on Saturday.
The recent suggestion that the president’s house might no longer house the president has prompted responses from both current and past occupants of 29 Park Place.
Day in and day out Ohio defenders go head-to-head with the Bobcats’ hurry-up offense, leaving defenders drenched in sweat, and more conditioned than many of their opponents.
Editor’s note: Wesley’s last name has been omitted to protect his identity.
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