Winter Quarter has finally come to an end. Yet for some reason I have some of the lowest grades I’ve had in years. But granted, I’m not literally failing every class, I was inspired to take a closer look at the classes I’ve been sitting in for the past 10 weeks. Guess how many actually pertained to my major? One.
While sports photos and sports stories tend to be especially strong, they come along pretty regularly and it is sometimes difficult to figure out how to display them in a way that is new and different. An example of a dynamic, fresh solution to that problem is the Pick of the Week for Week 9-- the front page of Monday's paper, designed by Ashley Cappellazzi.
Hoop skirts and Union soldiers dominated the Ohio University Inn’s ballroom Saturday evening.
Oppressed, prisoner, weak, evil and (expletive) rag head are all names that Areej Ahmed, a doctoral student studying special education and a part-time Arabic instructor, has heard directed at her during the three years she’s been in the U.S.
We all consume sugar regularly and enjoy feasting on the nicknamed “empty calories.”
Ohio had to stay an extra night in Oxford, but a win the following afternoon meant one less night in Cleveland.
At the end of a student’s collegiate career, with what is it that he or she is concerned?
Last week, a friend of mine got a knife pulled on him.
We support Mike O’Brien to replace current county commissioner Mark Sullivan on the Democrat side of the ballot.
The Bobcats will take the field at Bob Wren Stadium for the first time this season when West Virginia State comes to town Tuesday.
As anticipation for the 2012 Nelsonville Music Festival increases, Stuart’s Opera House continues to announce more additions to the weekend’s line up. Its most recent addition includes Bad Brains and the official day by day line up.
No matter where an Ohio University student is, there is almost always some sort of screen within eyesight — be it a computer monitor, cellphone screen or iPad.
During the years, the frequency of live acts, funding and venue availability have lost their dominant presence on campuses throughout Ohio — and Ohio University is no exception, which has some local music lovers up in arms.
Laura O’Neil’s hands are much more comfortable holding a paintbrush than a chainsaw.
We endorse Archie Stanley for re-election as Athens County engineer. His 32 years as county engineer and knowledge of the area make him able to serve Athens County to the best of his ability.
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