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By Cameron Dunbar | Apr. 10, 2011There are many good ways to begin movies, and also many bad ways. Telling the audience the ending of the movie in the first 20 seconds would fall into the latter category.
There are many good ways to begin movies, and also many bad ways. Telling the audience the ending of the movie in the first 20 seconds would fall into the latter category.
After Saturday’s intrasquad scrimmage, quarterbacks Tyler Tettleton and Kyle Snyder might consider applying for jobs at FedEx. Whether by air or by ground, the package was delivered.
Coach Ryan Theis was searching for improvement during Ohio’s spring, and he found it during the Bobcats’ first weekend tournament.
Even though the weather has finally begun to warm up, the Bobcats’ bats have not.
With its recent national and international success, the Ohio University Press is looking to continue producing award-winning books given last year’s reorganization and a changing market.
Ohio University students talk about the lack of air conditioning in Bentley Hall. Turning on individual AC systems could take anywhere from two hours to two days, said Director of Housing Beverley Wyatt in an email to students.
Under normal circumstances, a fifth-place finish would be a welcome sight to the Bobcats — except when entering the final round in second place, that is.
Editor’s note: This is the first article in a weekly series investigating upgrades to Ohio University’s Internet.
Akron pitcher Alex Riedeman confounded the Bobcat bats through four innings Saturday. Then rain came and changed Ohio’s fortunes.
Like a sculptor creating a work of art, Ashley Waddington and other athletes used the Ohio Women’s Team Challenge to carve seconds off old personal records Saturday.
After a consistent start to the UK Bluegrass Invitational, the Bobcats’ struggles on the last day brought down the team’s overall standings.
Ohio University has to pay more than $500 in damages to an OU student as part of a lawsuit settled Thursday.
Last week, three student researchers wrote a letter to The Post stating that the College of Education’s GPAs are “grossly inflated,” which I (and many other Education majors) find “troubling” based on the under-representative sample size.
The Libyan war — er, “kinetic military action”— has been a failed attempt at what George Will called humanitarian imperialism.
Regarding my “Guardians of Bobcatland” proposal presented to Student Senate Wednesday evening, I need to apologize for not making it clearer that “costumes are optional.” Being a “superhero” is really a mindset.
Ohio University released budget reduction targets yesterday based on an anticipated loss in state funding that allows the university to work with about $6 million more than expected.
Scores of students lined up yesterday as University Program Council’s final themed-food day of the year came to fruition.