Taking beer breaks, playing foosball and strutting throughout the office in pajamas isn’t usually part of a typical day on the job for most. But for one Ohio University alumna, it’s just another day in the office.
In The Post, I read another article about the OU “purpose” facility that will be built. I call it the “purpose” facility because, if the current building plans are brought to fruition, it will truly serve only one purpose: football.
Bobcat Lane will be the subject of debates once again after a yearlong hiatus from discussions about its future.
In May 2010, Craig Cooper forcefully entered his ex-girlfriend’s home, kidnapped her and later used her as a human shield during a police standoff.
The Bobcats entered Thursday’s game against Bowling Green having beaten the Falcons only once in their previous eight tries. They did nothing to improve that mark this time.
It is not easy for anyone to leave a place they have worked and lived for 11 years. And it might be even harder for children who have spent an equally long time in the community with their friends and classmates.
Despite their strong start to the season, the Bobcats might not like who they see in the mirror — their next opponent.
Breaking news is always fun.
Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a five-part series exploring the role of religion in the lives of Ohio University students.
Heading into their first Mid-American Conference home dual meet of the season, the Bobcats are focused on recording their first conference victory in front of the home crowd against Northern Illinois.
In honor of the year of the dragon, the Chinese Student and Scholar Association has made special efforts to embrace the 2012 Chinese New Year.
After collaborating last month for a benefit show in Columbus, local folk rockers Deadwood Floats and The Ridges return to the charity circuit.
Even if Wiz Khalifa preaches the black and yellow, this spring he’ll be singing “green and white.”
Imagine not being able to share a picture you found on the net or not being able to watch a YouTube video.
Ohio will look to put the “win” back in the Windy City this weekend.
UPDATE: MARK SULLIVAN HAS RETURNED TO WORK
Local citizens will celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. weekend, not by taking road trips or sleeping in, but rather by volunteering in the area as part of the King Day of Service Saturday.
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