Sports Column: Brigham Young upholds the conservative code
Mar. 7, 2011He didn’t break the law, but he did break a promise. And at Brigham Young University, this promise is sacred.
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Staff Picks 3/8/11
Mar. 7, 2011Eight teams have a realistic chance to win this thing. That’s crazy. I’m picking a bit of an upset. But this team is scary-talented, and reminds me a lot of Ohio last year.
Living legend keeps home close to heart
By Olivia Young | Mar. 7, 2011On any given day, 86-year-old Richard Grim can be found within 10 miles of the house where he and his siblings were born. When he’s not traveling on roads that are named after him, he is likely to be volunteering at the Shade Community Center – where his picture hangs on a wall honoring local veterans.
Kick-starting the Bucket: Bucket list opens doors of opportunity
Mar. 7, 2011#86 Write in a periodical
State of the State Live Blog
By Pamela Engel, Caitlin Bowling | Mar. 7, 2011State of the State live blog
Oh you mean THAT Toledo?: Saying goodbye to Spain with no regrets
By Rebecca McKinsey | Mar. 7, 2011At the beginning of this year, I left for Spain as a nice Christian girl.
Empty frat house put on the market
By Tristan Navera | Mar. 7, 2011One year after being kicked off campus, Delta Tau Delta’s fraternity house has gone up for sale, negating previous indications that the national chapter would keep the house for future use.
Softball: Rain doesn't hinder OU's determination
By Heather Burnett | Mar. 7, 2011After rain reduced last weekend’s Ohio University Tournament to a single game against Western Illinois, Ohio came out with a 4-3 win against the Leathernecks.
Man arrested with 158 balloons of heroin inside jail
Mar. 7, 2011A Logan man currently detained in the Southeast Ohio Regional Jail was found to be in possession of heroin over the weekend.
Post Letter: Recent letters raise important questions
Mar. 7, 2011Commentary provided by Joe McLaughlin and Dr. Kent Smith demonstrates one of the effects of misplaced priorities: a disconnect between professors and administrators. And the only likely suspect for the disconnection does not appear to be a difference of opinion but instead miscommunication.
Men's Basketball: MAC Matchups
By Vince Nairn | Mar. 7, 2011In the Mid-American Conference Tournament, the rule is simple: to know everything means to know nothing.
Post Letter: New director needs to work with city
Mar. 7, 2011Ohio University is in the process of attracting and hiring a replacement for the university’s recently departed Director of Sustainability, Sonia Marcus, who left her post to pursue new opportunities elsewhere.
Sheen's "Korner" too "krazy" for TV
Mar. 7, 2011I’ve always been fascinated by the paths late-night talk-show hosts take with their current career. Conan O’Brien wrote for The Simpsons and Saturday Night Live prior to replacing David Letterman on Late Night. Letterman, himself, was a weatherman before becoming a comedian and getting his own morning show.
Fair promotes healthy choices for students
By Leisha Lininger | Mar. 7, 2011The Campus Involvement Center is partnering with 50 vendors to provide free health screening, interactive games and prizes and free HIV/AIDS testing during the Health and Wellness Fair, 12-5 p.m. today in Baker University Center.
City Council: City Council condemns SB5
By Emily Bowman | Mar. 7, 2011Athens City Council members voiced their disagreement with Senate Bill 5 and voted in favor of a resolution opposing the bill at last night’s council meeting.
Buyout meetings scheduled to inform employees
By Wesley Lowery | Mar. 7, 2011As of yesterday, 111 Ohio University employees have signed up to meet with Human Resources staff to talk about their early retirement and buyout options.
OU settles with professor
By Caitlin Bowling | Mar. 7, 2011Ohio University will pay a little more than $150,000 to one of its engineering professors as part of a settlement, according to court documents.
Diversity drives luncheon
By Kaitrin McCoy | Mar. 6, 2011About 85 Ohio University students and alumni discussed diversity and leadership in the workplace during a luncheon Saturday in Baker University Center Ballroom.
