Pillow Talk: Writer contemplates new relationship amid distance concerns
By Mallory Long | June 1, 2011Dear Pillow Talk,
Dear Pillow Talk,
A man arrested for allegedly raping a 13-year-old in May was indicted for rape, unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and gross sexual imposition today.
Almost a week after the election, FACE’s campaign for Student Senate has finally concluded, as all members of the ticket — including the two who won seats — have been disqualified by the Board of Elections.
Let’s get something straight. Sweat is not salty water that the body excretes to maintain a comfortable temperature. Sweat is liquefied manliness.
Buckeye Nation has crossed the line.
Record-breaking performances by Annie Beecham took place early and often during the outdoor track and field season.
Standing taller than average height, Quiltzilla might be the least intimidating dinosaur to terrorize the Athens community since Barney first graced television screens. Its bones come from PVC pipe, wood framing, zip ties, duct tape, fiberglass and other donated materials, but its outsides leave viewers in straight stitches.
Students facing suspension for alcohol or marijuana use might have another option this fall if recommendations from the Dean of Students’ drug and alcohol task force are approved.
This article has been changed from its original version to credit Brian Riley, an associate professor in Russ College’s School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
A pick-up truck was reported stolen outside an Athens residence yesterday morning after the keys were left inside.
A number of Mid-American Conference schools proved to be extra troubling for the Bobcats this year regardless of the sport being played.
An Athens man charged with robbery after shoplifting from Dollar General this weekend was arraigned in the Athens County Municipal Court yesterday.
More than 160 Ohio University employees have accepted a buyout thus far, including two departing deans.
After being arrested for selling cocaine in May, a Columbus man took a plea agreement this past Thursday, cutting his potential jail sentence in half.
An Ohio University professor is spearheading an effort to bring coaches from across the Atlantic to teach Athens-area children the fundamental skills of soccer.
The Ohio Senate released a version of its budget bill yesterday, detailing amendments it has made to Gov. John Kasich’s biennial operating budget.
As food buggies parked on Union Street gain popularity, a new option will be available to those staying in Athens during the summer.
Inspired by a visit to Jackie O’s Pub and Brewery last year, Ohio Sen. Jimmy Stewart (R-20th) has proposed an amendment in the current budget that would nearly double the amount of alcoholic content of beer in Ohio.