Mind Fish casts out first studio-recorded album
By Will Hoffman | Feb. 1, 2012Mind Fish might have to watch out for critics after the release of its new album, Watch Out!
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Despite deficit, levy not an option for Chauncey
By XANDER ZELLNER | Feb. 1, 2012Chauncey Elementary parents and faculty are scrambling for any alternative to the proposed school closure as the school board’s decision date looms.
Guest Column: Public Facebook could lead to subscription fees
Feb. 1, 2012Huge news hit the world of finance yesterday that will affect over 800 million users worldwide.
Athletics updates Student Senate on Multipurpose Center
By Taylor LaPuma | Feb. 1, 2012Alongside the Ping and Baker centers, Ohio University will be adding another edifice to the campus — but it still needs to come up with the funds.
Miss Black Ohio offers food for thought
By Gina Mussio | Feb. 1, 2012The Ohio University Women’s Center will welcome one of OU’s own at a special Brown Bag Lunch with Miss Black Ohio, Kayla Hardimon.
Small class, big talent
By Brandon Kors, Michael Stainbrook | Feb. 1, 2012Ohio football recruiting coordinator Brian Haines walked into the National Signing Day news conference with a smile on his face. He exhaled, joked a bit and admitted he was glad the recruiting season was over.
Let's be Unreasonable Here: Bacteria have better sex lives than homo sapiens
Feb. 1, 2012I’m sure that a lot of you who just read this title don’t agree. “My sex life not as good as that of a little blob of organic matter. What are you thinking?”
Men's Basketball: Ohio defeats last-place Northern Illinois
By Rob Ogden | Feb. 1, 2012Every win counts the same in the standings, but a single-digit win against a two-win Northern Illinois team might not have been the outcome the Bobcats desired.
Sharp Left Ahead: On current plan, we'll never upend climate change
Feb. 1, 2012Put on your shorts and sandals, because winter has arrived in Ohio in the form of 60-degree weather.
Cuban cuisine finds its niche in Court St. alley
By Olivia Young | Feb. 1, 2012Starting Thursday, two former Uptown buggy owners are giving Athens a taste of paradise.
Students snatch up half the Khalifa concert tickets in presale
By Will Hoffman | Feb. 1, 2012Although many Ohio University students struggle to get to a 10 a.m. class, they were more-than willing to crawl out of bed Wednesday morning to snag one of the highly sought-after 3,600 available Wiz Khalifa tickets.
Swimming & Diving: Ohio preps for last 2 dual meets of season
By Brandon Kors | Feb. 1, 2012Before the Mid-American Conference Tournament begins later this month, Ohio will have two more chances earn a win and one chance to cap an undefeated season in conference play.
Groups hope to have campus seeing red in awareness-raising campaign
By Bridget Mallon | Feb. 1, 2012Red dresses have become synonymous with women’s fight against heart disease, as the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and the American Heart Association use the symbol to increase heart disease awareness.
Wrestling: Ohio looks to maintain momentum on mats
By Chad Lindskog | Feb. 1, 2012Set to begin their final homestand of the season, the Bobcats will look to carry their momentum from last weekend’s win against Buffalo into The Convo against Clarion Saturday night.
High School Basketball: Spirits high for on-fire Alexander
By Paul Meara | Feb. 1, 2012Early in the season, when hopes were fleeting for Alexander, it was a two-game winning streak that kept its season alive. Then Athens began to crush those hopes once again.
New generation results in high application numbers
By Alex Felser | Feb. 1, 2012Wednesday marked Ohio University’s priority application deadline, and the sheer number of applicants for the class of 2016 puts the university in a better place than previous years.
Track & Field: Ohio up against country's top talent
By Nicole Bersani | Feb. 1, 2012February has arrived, and the Bobcats are prepared to travel more than 300 miles to run in one of the most competitive indoor meets in the nation.
Post Modern: All aboard Athens' Underground Railroad
By Olivia Young | Feb. 1, 2012As the sun set in the west, a few brave men in the east would rise with the moon, head down to the Ohio River, and wade the waters in hopes of rescuing slaves from the prejudiced prison on the other side.
