Post Endorsements: Ohio Issues
Nov. 2, 2011The Post editorial board has taken the following positions on state Issues 1, 2 and 3.
MULTIMEDIA
Buyouts fall short of OU's projections
By Alex Westerh | Nov. 2, 2011The clock is ticking for Ohio University faculty and staff to accept a buyout option, and so far, about half the expected number of employees have chosen to take the money and walk.
Swimming & Diving: With weekend win, 'Cats would have splashless record
By Brandon Kors | Nov. 2, 2011The Bobcats will look to stay undefeated when they swim in their first home meet of the season when Buffalo comes to town Saturday.
Series' final speaker to dig into dwindling public land
By Brian Vadakin | Nov. 2, 2011City dwellers throughout the country are losing publicly owned spaces such as parks and waterways as politicians slash budgets.
Post Letter: OU cross-country champs worthy of more coverage
Nov. 2, 2011With all respect to Chad Lindskog’s Web exclusive, I didn’t think The Post’s recap of last Saturday’s Mid-American Conference Cross Country Championships gave the race its due attention.
OU student pronounced dead
By Pat Holmes | Nov. 2, 2011A junior Ohio University student was pronounced dead at O’Bleness Memorial Hospital this morning, after Athens police responded to a call around 3:00 this morning.
Post Modern: Shaved in Athens
By Andrew Poulsen | Nov. 2, 2011As a child, choosing where to get a haircut was often a task left for parents to decide. But, when students come to college, they are often forced to make the decision between waiting for a trip home for a haircut or finding a new stylist to turn to.
Student Senate: Members green-light Bobcat Lane resolution in speedy meeting
By Taylor LaPuma | Nov. 2, 2011Student Senate passed a resolution calling for the opening of Bobcat Lane at an otherwise brief meeting last night.
OU student calls on 'flying spaghetti monster' as religious demonstrators set up by Baker
By Sarah Grothjan | Nov. 2, 2011Today demonstrators from the nondenominational fellowship Remnant took to the sidewalks outside Baker University Center to preach to passing students.
Student Senate to vote on support of Bobcat Lane opening, general fee transparency
By Taylor LaPuma | Nov. 1, 2011Ohio University’s Student Senate meeting will be kept brief tomorrow, President Kyle Triplett said, because senate is planning to go cheer on the Bobcats at the football game against Temple University.
Blood drive aimed at type-O donors to remedy shortage
By Brian Vadakin | Nov. 1, 2011The Red Cross hopes a blood drive specifically targeted at type-O blood donors will help increase the flow to area hospitals in need.
Performance to display individual abilities of School of Dance students
By Lindsay Friedman | Nov. 1, 2011Tonight, seven seniors will finally have the chance to steal the show and the spotlight as the School of Dance presents the Senior Dance Concert.
Weekday Warriors: 'Cats battle for Motor City
By Michael Stainbrook | Nov. 1, 2011“It’s football night on ESPN 2, 5 and 6!”
New professor to put a twist on molecules and atoms
By Amy Worrell | Nov. 1, 2011A new Ohio University professor of physics will demonstrate for students the manipulation of molecules and atoms in an enlightening and unconventional way on Thursday.
Production sheds light on darker side of Cinderella
By Kristin Salaky | Nov. 1, 2011The traditional story of Cinderella revolves around a girl who must overcome her stepfamily in order to obtain her true love, all with the help of a fairy godmother.
Council candidates present differing opinions on city revenue fixes
By Kaitlynn Grady | Nov. 1, 2011As Athens City Council prepares to finalize its budget plans for the upcoming fiscal year, 3rd Ward candidates believe council should utilize innovative approaches to create more revenue for the city.
Weekday Warriors: Local bars expect large crowds for nationally televised game
By Rob Ogden | Nov. 1, 2011The term ‘blackout’ is usually not one that bar owners like to hear, but when referencing tonight’s game against Temple, the term might mean a boost in business.
Weekday Warriors: ESPN crew readies historic Peden for its national TV close-up
By JIM RYAN | Nov. 1, 2011Peden Stadium opened in 1929, and in the 82 years since, worldwide broadcasting giant ESPN had not sent a crew from its main station to Athens.
