Reddit holding college competition. Can Athens' subreddit jump to No. 1?
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 19, 2011The narwhal bacons at midnight.
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High School Football: As playoffs loom, 4 TVC teams shoot for spots
By Austin Stahl | Oct. 19, 2011The high-school football playoffs are rapidly approaching for several teams in the Tri-Valley Conference.
Prosecutor asks court to deny murderer's 3rd appeal
By Marika Lee | Oct. 19, 2011The state filed a motion Wednesday asking the court to deny the third appeal of a Columbus man convicted of felony murder and aggravated robbery.
Men's club soccer team will not face charges after alleged hazing, to resume activities Monday
By Rebecca McKinsey | Oct. 19, 2011Members of the Ohio University men’s club soccer team will not face Judiciaries charges for an alleged hazing incident Sept. 8.
OU professor explores foreign media conduct
By Emily Sun | Oct. 19, 2011The actions of foreign media need to be scrutinized, one Ohio University professor says — and he has the input of more than 3,000 people to back up his claim.
Suspects in rape, robbery both plead not guilty to their charges
By Marika Lee | Oct. 19, 2011A Gallipolis man charged with raping an Ohio University student and a local man charged with robbing a gas station at knifepoint both pleaded not guilty at their arraignment hearings yesterday.
Hockey: Heated rivalry brings success on ice
By Cameron Dunbar | Oct. 19, 2011Every team needs a rival to measure itself against: Red Sox and the Yankees, the Celtics and the Lakers, Ohio State football and the NCAA Committee on Infractions.
OU alumna to unreel history of female filmmakers
By Amy Worrell | Oct. 19, 2011An Ohio University alumna will school students on little-known avant-garde female filmmakers throughout history today.
Animals gone awry
By Pat Holmes | Oct. 19, 2011Throughout Tuesday night and yesterday's early morning hours, Muskingum County deputies chased after 56 exotic animals that had escaped from an area preserve. The rain-soaked deputies were forced to follow one simple order amid the chaos: Shoot to kill.
J Street U event raises awareness about Israeli-Palestinian conflict
By Anjelica Oswald | Oct. 19, 2011Daniel May, director of the student-led J Street U, and Uri Zaki, the U.S.A. Director for B’Tselem, emphasized the issues plaguing Israel and Palestine in a joint discussion to a packed room Thursday night.
Veteran thespians star in local dramatic production
By Kristin Salaky | Oct. 19, 2011Happy days are here again for theater veteran Lyrr Descy, an award-winning actress and director who has directed shows in three continents.
Ohio unit's arrests double for underage-drinking in Athens
By Kelly Gifford | Oct. 19, 2011Though the Athens Police Department’s alcohol-related arrests have stayed consistent since 2009, underage-drinking arrests by the Ohio Investigative Unit nearly doubled in 2010.
Sports Column: Loyal fans rewarded with unexpected Cardinals comeback
By Rob Ogden | Oct. 19, 2011Two months ago, I sat at my summer internship and witnessed my boss hopelessly watch his beloved St. Louis Cardinals on his computer. With his team well out of playoff contention, he remained partly interested only because of a bet with a co-worker.
Attorney warns Student Senate about Halloween no-no's
By Taylor LaPuma | Oct. 19, 2011Ohio University Student Senate discussed 13 surefire ways to get busted on Halloween in Athens last night.
The Werks jam Athens again
By Andrew Poulsen | Oct. 18, 2011After playing for a festival crowd of more than 3,000, Ohio-based jam rockers the Werks will be trading big venues for the intimacy of Jackie O’s Pub and Brewery.
Ohio coaches lead Athens youth club
By Mike Brienza | Oct. 18, 2011Not only has Ohio’s coaching staff led the Bobcats to first place in the Mid-American Conference East Division, but the coaches also have directed one of Athens’ first competitive youth soccer clubs.
OU-Zanesville classes remain open as hunt for exotic animals continues
By Rebecca McKinsey | Oct. 18, 2011Although the fear of roaming lions, camels and cheetahs has prompted several Zanesville schools to close, Ohio University’s Zanesville branch campus will continue with classes as normal today.
