Top Dollar
By Brian Vadakin | Sep. 11, 2012Ohio University will spend close to half a million dollars more this year than in the past to compensate its 10 highest-paid administrators.
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Canton man pleads guilty to rape charges
By Sam Howard | Sep. 11, 2012A Canton man pleaded guilty to raping two young boys and was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday.
September 12, 2012
Sep. 11, 2012Robert Varga juggles on the 2nd floor of Baker as passerbys watch from the escalators on Tuesday, Sept 11. (Dustin Lennert | Picture Editor)
Field Hockey: Army ROTC cadets, officers invited to guest coach to strengthen programs
By Christian Hoppens | Sep. 11, 2012Continuing a relationship that has been growing during the past year and a half, Ohio field hockey coach Neil Macmillan has brought on members of the Army ROTC to become guest coaches for home games.
Sports Column: 'Bell' rivalry features history, healthy competition
By Nick Robbe | Sep. 10, 2012Rivalries are an integral part of college football tradition, but when one team leaves the clash dormant, its history dies.
Football: Cornerback cohorts close on, off field
By JIM RYAN | Sep. 10, 2012Some days, second-year cornerbacks Ian Wells and Larenzo Fisher aren’t woken up by their respective alarm clocks, but by a phone call from one another.
Too close for comfort? Couples' together time can be excessive
By Steph Doan | Sep. 10, 2012My boyfriend and I started dating a few months ago and have spent almost every moment together since. We’re both getting busy and are having what some might call separation anxiety. What is the appropriate amount of time for us to spend together to keep the spark alive without smothering each other?
Enrollment, average ACT score up among freshmen
By Brandon Carte | Sep. 10, 2012Two Ohio University administrators paid a visit to Faculty Senate Monday to discuss Responsibility Centered Management planning, the $100 million plan and enrollment.
Beware of letting too many chefs spoil the meal
Sep. 10, 2012Cooking for myself is one thing; cooking for three extra mouths is something I haven’t gotten used to yet. This past weekend my skills of cooking for many people were put to the test when my boyfriend and two of our friends decided to visit me.
Post Column: Sophia's Chinerica: Election affects China, one way or the other
Sep. 10, 2012I’ve been following both the Republican and Democratic National Conventions lately. Despite all the drama — all the comebacks, the patriotism, the decline, etc. — I find that the economy links them all.
College Republicans continue 'Never Forget' 9/11 memorial project
By Josh Rogers | Sep. 10, 2012For the 10th consecutive year, Ohio University students and Athens residents gathered to remember the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001.
For the love of pups
By Lindsay Friedman | Sep. 10, 2012Athens' lost and lonely fuzzy friends are able to find a home with the help from the Athens County Human Society, and this Halloween pets will be able to get something else — a costume.
Column: Distractions abound at Ohio football games
Sep. 10, 2012This weekend I got to attend my first OU football game.
Fruits and fibers among healthy energy options
By Anjelica Oswald | Sep. 10, 2012Coffee and energy drinks run through the veins of most college students. When it comes to finding that energy boost, though, healthier options might actually supply a better pick-me-up.
Golf: 'Cats look to rebound after first-day 16th-place finish at the Marshall Invitational
By Taylor Jedrzejek | Sep. 10, 2012A day spent at the golf course is better than a day spent at the office. But as much as that sounds like paradise to some golfers, the Bobcats had a long day on the course.
Post Letter: McDavis' raise is more money for 'invisible man'
Sep. 10, 2012I used to be against the Ohio University Student Union.
Cartoon: 9/12/12
Sep. 10, 2012Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Beauty of the bricks
By Kaitlynn Grady | Sep. 10, 2012Construction on North Court Street has paved the way for temporary changes in the city’s pedestrian and traffic pathways, but the building blocks of the city’s streets will remain the same for years to come.
