Baseball: Strong pitching fuels early season Bobcat superiority
By Rob Ogden | Mar. 31, 2011If good pitching really does beat good hitting, the Bobcats should be better off this year than they were a year ago.
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Survey: homeless rates increase by 58 percent in Athens County
By Rachel Snively | Mar. 31, 2011A recent survey reveals that the homeless count of Athens County increased by almost 60 percent in the last two years.
Liberal arts degrees result in long-term benefits
By Adam Wagner | Mar. 31, 2011Editor’s Note: This is the second in a four-part series about the current job market.
Softball: Cardinal southpaws swarm Athens for weekend series
By Bart Logan | Mar. 31, 2011It has been difficult for the Bobcats to catch a break so far this quarter.
Tax reduction could result in loss of government programs
By Bentley Weisel | Mar. 31, 2011Although a statewide income tax reduction lowers the amount of tax money Athens residents have to pay, it also limits funding for government programs that help those with lower incomes.
Track & Field: 'Cats aim to keep success streak alive
By Nick Robbe | Mar. 31, 2011Ohio will try to sustain the success of the past few meets even though the distance runners are resting this week.
Competition seeks to glean generosity from antagonism
By Rebecca McKinsey | Mar. 31, 2011Officials from Ohio University and Miami University are banding together to capitalize on the competition between their schools.
Women's Golf: Ohio ready to chip-in for match-play tourney
By Paul Meara | Mar. 31, 2011Despite not finishing as strong as they wanted to in last week’s University of Cincinnati Spring Invitational, the Bobcats are confident heading into this weekend’s event.
Band finds home at laid-back studio
By Amanda Lucci | Mar. 31, 2011Editor’s Note: This is the final part of a three-part series about the past, present and future of 3 Elliott Studio to commemorate its 10-year anniversary.
Video Game Obsession: Pac-throwback: Character celebrates 30th birthday
By Ryan Carpe | Mar. 31, 2011Pac-Man was introduced to a new generation last year, but this time as a tricenarian. That’s right: Pac-Man is 30. And while everyone knows who Pac-Man is, few know of his enormous impact on the gaming industry.
ARTS/West to feature bathroom-inspired play
By Graylyn Roose | Mar. 31, 2011Creative-spirited people looking for weekend entertainment can enjoy an artistically themed debut tomorrow and Sunday.
Former racist recounts life
By Callie Driehorst | Mar. 31, 2011A crowd of 200 filed into Baker University Theater yesterday evening to hear former terrorist Tom Martinez recall his life as a member of hate groups turned criminal informant for the United States government.
Debate domination
By Alex Felser | Mar. 31, 2011The harmlessly named Speaking Bobkittens tore apart the competition at this year’s annual novice tournament and hope to help the upperclassmen clench the national championship in April.
Kasich signs contentious Senate Bill 5 into law
By Alex Stuckey | Mar. 31, 2011With one final stroke of his pen, Ohio Gov. John Kasich signed Senate Bill 5 into effect last night — limiting collective bargaining rights for 360,000 public employees across the state.
Victory Lap: 5th-year devotes free time to exploring
Mar. 30, 2011Disclaimer: There will be no North Face, hipster or bro jokes in this column.
Man Stuff: Men master sitting methods, make every seat their throne
By Alex Bill | Mar. 30, 2011Men spend a good portion of their lives in a seated position, and they do so with pride.
Studio sees band evolve
By Amanda Lucci | Mar. 30, 2011Editor’s Note: This is the second in a three-part series about the past, present and future of 3 Elliott Studio to commemorate its 10-year anniversary.
Football: Spring practice begins
By Michael Stainbrook | Mar. 30, 2011Spring football practice kicked off yesterday under gray skies, intermittent rain and hail, but the weather might not have been as bleak as what the Bobcats face during their initial preparations for the 2011 season.
