Football: Bobcats brace for season's weather challenges
By Rob Ogden | Oct. 20, 2011As one of the leaders in the Mid-American Conference, Ohio’s offense has proved that very little can slow it down. But soon it will encounter a new kind of foe.
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County Engineer announces 2014 election plans
By Marika Lee | Oct. 20, 2011The Athens County Engineer announced today that he will run for re-election in 2014 for the ninth time.
Computer contest has students' noggin on
By Katie Spector | Oct. 20, 2011Six Ohio University students will hole up in small rooms this weekend with their brains, one computer and hundreds of inputs and outputs — and they’re looking forward to it.
Performing Arts Series to welcome Aziz Ansari Sunday night
By Bridget Mallon | Oct. 20, 2011After getting his start performing stand up comedy during his years at New York University, Aziz Ansari has been working steadily in the humor industry.
Touring Phantods rock 'n' roll into Athens
By Devin Ellis | Oct. 20, 2011Although they wouldn’t say no to an offer from a record label, the Columbus-based Phantods are not letting the lack of a proposal prevent them from doing what they love.
Post Letter: Professor clarifies 'postage-stamp' criticism
Oct. 20, 2011A week or so ago, I wrote a letter to the editor about my experience at the Oct. 4 Athens mayoral candidate public meeting in which I promised a “clarification letter” on that meeting’s “postage-stamp constraint.” Here is that clarification.
OU alumna shares stories of oft-forgotten voices in film
By Sabrina Fawley | Oct. 20, 2011Film is the language of this era, and women are the sometimes-overlooked voice, a professor told Ohio University students yesterday.
Editor's Note: Resolutions should bring out best of student body
Oct. 20, 2011Student Senate President Kyle Triplett put it best: We’ve (seemingly) crossed the bridge.
Life Lessons from Melissa: In the end, our only lifeline is the human race
Oct. 20, 2011Lately, I have been violently bombarded with life revelations.
Sport management students to huddle with professionals at business forum
By Betty Laudermilt | Oct. 20, 2011Ohio University sport management students will have the opportunity to speak to field professionals this week at the 2011 Sports Business Forum.
Expert to explain effects of Middle East revolts
By Jake Schwartz | Oct. 20, 2011Whether you’re a well-informed citizen or you think the Arab Spring is what they put in mattresses in the Middle East, you can walk away from Bentley Hall today feeling intelligent, educated and probably anxious.
Volleyball: Veteran to play near home city
By Nick Robbe | Oct. 20, 2011After splitting a pair of games Homecoming weekend, one member of the team has the chance to make good on a homecoming of her own in her senior season.
Ping Halloween bash to offer free food, hayrides
By Brian Vadakin | Oct. 20, 2011Ohio University's Ping Center will lure students to its Halloween party tomorrow with the promise of free events and food.
Aftermath of exotic escape: Rep. Phillips to push legislation limiting private owners in Ohio
By Ryan Clark | Oct. 20, 2011With officials statewide making a push for exotic-animal regulations following Tuesday’s Zanesville fiasco, Rep. Debbie Phillips, D-92nd, will propose legislation today that would ban new private ownership of exotic animals in Ohio.
Field Hockey: Bobcats bank on bevy of scorers
By Mark Emery | Oct. 20, 2011Life on the field hockey pitch has been frustrating for Cathryn Altdoerffer lately, but not too much.
First Street Heat might be cooling off for a bit
By Andrew Poulsen | Oct. 20, 2011One of Athens’ largest bands — in both size and sound — is set to call it quits Saturday night.
Aftermath of exotic escape
By Alex Westerh | Oct. 20, 2011Less than two days after Zanesville-area officials killed almost 50 escaped exotic animals, an Ohio University student gathered the support of more than 60,000 people in her campaign to halt exotic animal ownership in Ohio.
Kasich cracks down on exotic animals in Ohio
By Wesley Lowery | Oct. 20, 2011In a news conference this afternoon Ohio Gov. John Kasich announced a statewide crackdown on exotic animals just days after more than 50 animals escaped in Zanesville. Of the animals, 49 were killed in the fiasco, which garnered national media attention and renewed scrutiny of Ohio's exotic-animal laws.
High School Football: Buckeyes might find Spartans hard nut to crack
By Mark Travis | Oct. 20, 2011Eight games and eight blowout wins into the season, Nelsonville-York finally might have found a team that can play up to its standard.
