Baseball: Lesser-seen players get their chance at bat
By Nathaniel Maund | May 9, 2011For Bobcats who find they spend more time in the dugout than on the field during games, there is hope.
MULTIMEDIA
Arts and Sciences college slates interim dean
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 9, 2011Ohio University’s College of Arts and Sciences announced yesterday that Howard Dewald will serve as its interim dean upon the departure of current dean Ben Ogles.
Post Letter: FACE treasurer nominee worth a vote
May 9, 2011Chrysten Crockett will be a prudent, forward-looking and diligent replacement to Patty Roberts as treasurer in Student Senate.
Bias concerns cue resignation talk
By Joe Fox | May 9, 2011After publicly endorsing a party running for Student Senate, some members of the elections appeals committee might resign amid concerns that the committee is biased.
RSVP releases campaign video spoof of Old Spice commercials
By Wesley Lowery, Joe Ragazzo | May 9, 2011One Student Senate campaign has turned to multimedia for their most recent voter solicitation.
Guest Commentary: Suffrage rights give OU students a voice
May 9, 2011Both Matthew Wallace and Kyle Triplett have encouraged a clearer detail of what suffrage entails. Student trustee suffrage can be many things. But mostly it is an idea that should be qualified as a serious issue that students should be interested in.
FACE platform changes following 1st debate
By Joe Fox | May 9, 2011With just nine days left in Student Senate campaigns, FACE presidential candidate Matthew Wallace is backing away from one of his platform’s major points.
Chaos Theories: Walking barefoot brings out our youth
May 9, 2011We’ve all done a double-take these past couple days to wake up and see the sun shining not one, but two days in a row: a rare sight in Athens in the last month.
Scripps College dean latest in line of OU departures
By Pamela Engel | May 9, 2011For the fourth time in a month, an Ohio University dean has announced his resignation.
Guest Commentary: Libelous letter lacks factual argument
May 9, 2011We are deeply disappointed in Ohio University’s Post for running the guest commentary “NYC mosque film inaccurate, bigoted,” by Brandon Kendhammer, in which Kendhammer retails libelous generalizations about us and about our work, without offering a single example of the inaccuracy and bigotry he purports to find in our film (which he could not have seen before he wrote his piece).
FACE tactics under debate
By Joe Fox | May 9, 2011RSVP is waiting for a ruling on complaints it brought to the Student Senate Board of Elections about its opponent’s campaign strategies.
Guest Commentary: Anti-Muslim groups only hate-mongers
May 9, 2011We deem it a misfortune a reputable entity such as the Ohio University School of Media Arts and Studies decided to host last Wednesday Ms. Geller and Mr. Spencer, who can best be described as being on a professional anti-Muslim and anti-mosque mission throughout the United States on one of their bigoted trips throughout the country.
Post Letter: Attitudes toward women need to change
May 9, 2011On Saturday, May 8, around 8:15 p.m., my husband and I were walking along East State Street toward Casa Nueva.
Information officer seeks new position
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 9, 2011Following the recent resignation announcements of four Ohio University deans, yet another top administrator is seeking a position elsewhere.
Post Letter: Social work not a low-paying industry
May 9, 2011Some time ago The Post published an article noting the lowest-paid jobs in the U.S. and designating social work as the lowest paid. This was information obtained from the U.S. Department of Labor, which designates “social worker” as any human service worker.
Fests lead to more than 150 arrests
By Marika Lee, Rachel Snively | May 9, 2011Law enforcement officials stayed busy this past weekend, as 60 Ohio University students were arrested at the two street festivals.
Graduate Student Senate Elections: Contenders debate platform goals
By Olivia Arbogast | May 9, 2011Although budget concerns are in both party platforms for Ohio University’s Graduate Student Senate elections, the main focus of each party differs.
City Council: Hate crimes, marriage benefits on the ordinance list
By Emily Bowman | May 9, 2011Two future ordinances that could protect and expand the rights of minority groups were brought up at last night’s Athens City Council committee meeting.
A Town Called Athens: Athens area blooming with spring fun
May 9, 2011During Spring Quarter, it is easy to get cooped up indoors. School is hard and transportation away from campus isn’t always easy to come by. Wanting to spend the weekends on Court Street is somewhat understandable.
Voting rights fuel 'complex discussion'
By Tristan Navera | May 9, 2011Few debates have divided Ohio University’s student leaders as deeply as whether its student trustees should have the right to vote.
