Officials label True House fire as arson
By Rebecca McKinsey | Oct. 19, 2011The fire that evacuated an Ohio University residence hall early yesterday morning was attempted arson, officials have determined.
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Visiting professor to explore U.S. military history
By Olivia Hupp | Oct. 19, 2011In a decade littered with violence and war, Ohio University will look back today on the creation and history of one of the greatest military forces in the world.
A 54-year-old is found with 70 ballons of herion in rectal area
By Marika Lee | Oct. 19, 2011A 54-year-old man from The Plains was arrested by the Athens County Sheriff's Office today after 70 balloons of herion were found lodged in his rectal area.
Speaker to highlight Middle East conflict
By Anjelica Oswald | Oct. 19, 2011Since the end of the 19th century, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a hotbed of debate in both the Middle East and here in the United States.
Ohio association wants stronger restrictions on exotic animals
By Stefan Malmsten | Oct. 19, 2011After yesterday’s exotic-animal fiasco in Zanesville, the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association has released its stance on restricting the private ownership of “indigenous and non-native wild animals” in Ohio.
Hockey: Did 'Cats net their own band of brothers who will make hockey history?
By Cameron Dunbar | Oct. 19, 2011Hockey’s history, perhaps more than any other sport, is stocked full of siblings playing at high levels: the Sedin twins, the Staal boys, and probably most famously, the Hanson brothers (no, not the band).
Post Letter: Morris' military background adds to candidacy
Oct. 19, 2011I was deeply saddened to see Professor Emeritus Chuck Overby’s attempt to denigrate mayoral candidate Randy Morris in a letter for his military service.
Baseball: Final season inches closer to home for Bobcats' longtime coach, Joe Carbone
By Michael Stainbrook | Oct. 19, 2011Still four months from the start of the regular season, Joe Carbone is preparing for his final season as Ohio’s baseball coach.
Phillips to introduce exotic animal ban
By Ryan Clark | Oct. 19, 2011After 56 exotic animals escaped in Muskingum County on Tuesday night, resulting in 49 of them being killed, Rep. Debbie Phillips (D-92) plans to introduce legislation banning private ownership of such animals to the Ohio House tomorrow.
The BedPost: Men, to get in the back door, you'll need the key: your girlfriend's consent
By Alex Bill, Steph Doan | Oct. 19, 2011How can I persuade my girlfriend to let me have anal sex with her?
Post Letter: Local group vows to rescue dogs from shelters
Oct. 19, 2011A recent article (Oct. 11, 2011) by Sara Lowenstein about Terri Ann Smith’s thrift store and dog rescue, The Animal Friends Shelter, stated that her organization was not affiliated with the Athens County Dog Shelter or the Athens County Humane Society.
Reddit holding college competition. Can Athens' subreddit jump to No. 1?
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 19, 2011The narwhal bacons at midnight.
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.
