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Shortfalls could result from budgeting strategy

Despite Ohio University’s plan to switch to a “more efficient” budgeting strategy by 2016, Responsibility Centered Management could mean deficits for certain colleges.

Post Letter: Beautification participants can putt-putt for free

The sun was shining, the breeze was gentle and 45 students swarmed over the miniature-golf course cleaning, weeding, painting and planting. I want to thank Thomas Raabe, the other Athens Beautification Day organizers and the many cheerfully energetic students who devoted their time to improving our community.

Post Letter: 'News' CEO allegedly owes long-overdue apology

Athens News CEO Bruce Mitchell lives in a glass house of cards! In his inane diatribe April 12 against Post columnist Anna Moore’s “Graffiti makes its mark, leaving a legacy behind,” he advised Anna to take “the journalism ethics course” at Ohio University.

Around Town: May 3, 2012

This week William is joined by Ian Ording, while Lindsay is out of town. The two discuss new acts for Nelsonville Music Festival and the must see events for Mom's Weekend.

Baseball: Pittsburgh tops Ohio in rain-shortened affair

For Ohio, the only source of electricity in Tuesday’s game was provided by the severe storm that passed above Bob Wren Stadium.

Over the Fence

For a fencer, the ability to execute swift, light touches with pinpoint accuracy and surgical precision is a skill to take pride in.

Hudson Hall floor set to be renovated

Just months after Campus Care underwent a long-awaited facelift, a separate department occupying the same building is looking to receive possible tweaking of its own.

Spring Sports: Summer activity prepares fall squads

Following spring season, fall sports teams will continue their work inside the weight room and on the track, preparing for next season. However, the types of workouts will differ.

Albany firefighters respond to multiple damages from storm

Albany Fire Department responded to four calls of down trees and power lines within forty minutes during last Tuesday night's storm.

As Q2S transition approaches, festivals face various changes

As Ohio University students gear up for the change from quarters to semesters, local festivals are greaing up for the switch as well.

Post Letter: Senate hopefuls can agree on conflict-free campus

As tonight’s debate will show, we have different values, different priorities and different visions for Ohio University. But there is one thing that we all agree on, and that any of us will make a priority if elected Student Senate President: STAND Against Genocide’s Bobcats for a Conflict-free Campus campaign.

New Wi-Fi system eases Alden's Web woes

Soaring wireless Internet usage prevented some students from logging on to the Web in Alden Library earlier this quarter — a trend put to an end last week by the Office of Information Technology.

Local artists dish on intricacies of mixing music

In the midst of fist pumping and sweaty dancing, many familiar to Uptown dance nights may notice the music and energy of the venue, but fail to know what goes on behind the DJs’ turntables.

Football: Former Ohio gunslinger making noise in UIFL

As a few of his former teammates attempt to make the jump from college football to the NFL, former Ohio quarterback Boo Jackson is also hoping to take a step up the football ladder.

Spring Into Shape: Mixing up workouts keeps your muscles guessing

Are you tired yet?

REACH ticket snags first executive endorsement

Monday kicked off the second half of the Student Senate campaign season with the first endorsement from a current senate executive.

Sports Column: Editor offers snippets from top stories in sports

Baseball: Rain may stall Bobcats' dreary midweek games

No one’s to say that the Weather Channel isn’t a staple in Ohio baseball coach Joe Carbone’s household, but it’s likely that his nightly programming was interrupted by a couple of forecasts last night.

Independent Candidate Launches Campaign Website

With Student Senate’s Election Day just shy of two weeks away, an independent presidential candidate is making an effort to get his message out.

Commissioners struggle with limited funds

The road to infrastructure improvements proved to be a tricky one to navigate as the Athens County Commissioners struggled to find the most efficient way to spend its limited funds during their meeting Tuesday.