Distinct manshake means more than just manliness
By Alex Bill | Apr. 27, 2011Shaking a man’s hand is like reclining in a massaging La-Z-Boy chair: strong, supportive and ergonomic.
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Post Letter: Man, woman: Why not human beings?
Apr. 27, 2011After three long years of reading The Post, you cannot imagine my joy when I discovered that at long last you had accepted a gender politics expert! Bentley Weisel, (Why aren’t you a Doctor yet? Such a waste of talent.) who first caught my eye with her powerful and oh-so-accurate column “Girls can’t be friends with opposite sex” has once again hit the nail on the head with “Most boys of a feather flock to get ‘her’.” I read it thinking “Oh man, finally someone who isn’t me can tell me who I am! That’s great!”
Post Letter: Rap concert didn't violate Bill of Rights
Apr. 27, 2011Morgan Chaney’s letter, “Religious concert violates bill of rights,” certainly brought to light a controversial, if not, complex issue. The line separating church and state is often a difficult line to trace, as countless court cases have proven.
Artists prepare for interactive clothing sale
By Nicolien Buholzer | Apr. 27, 2011While most art sales involve customers perusing previously made art and then making their purchase, Inkahoots has turned the process into a more interactive experience.
Track and Field: Bobcats aim for repeat success with split squads
By Nick Robbe | Apr. 27, 2011Ohio will divide itself this weekend, while hoping history will repeat itself at both meets.
Visting professor analyzes Middle East conflicts, other regional problems
By Alex Felser | Apr. 27, 2011Israel and Palestine were on the agenda last night in Bentley Hall, when professor Marc Scarcelli gave his analysis on the ongoing conflicts in the beleaguered area.
Analog audiophiles flock to older recording styles
By Bridget Mallon | Apr. 27, 2011Every day, countless college students grab their MP3 player before heading to class, listening to their favorite songs in digital form. Recently, however, more bands have been turning away from digital in favor of the analog recording styles of the past.
Men's Golf: Bobcats prepared for MAC Championships
By Elmer Plasencia | Apr. 27, 2011With the end of the season approaching this weekend, the Bobcats will try
Football: QB hits the books in order to find the field
By Michael Stainbrook | Apr. 27, 2011During spring practices at Peden Stadium, coaches take in the action from the sidelines or the offensive and defensive backfield. Quarterback Phil Bates also spent most of his time observing from about 20 yards behind the offense.
YouTube Princess Videos
By Rebecca McKinsey | Apr. 27, 2011What little girl doesn’t watch Disney movies and dream of being carried away by a handsome prince? For anyone older than the age of 10, though, a set of online spoofs offers a more realistic — and decidedly funny — viewpoint. The “Advice from a Cartoon Princess” series, created by YouTube user
Post Letter: Religious funding highlights diversity
Apr. 27, 2011Have you ever wondered to yourself, “Why doesn’t Ohio University have a theology department?” I doubt many of you have. Apparently Morgan Chaney has.
Track: Multitalented junior a 'jack of all trades'
By Nick Robbe | Apr. 27, 2011Throws. Jumps. Sprints. Distance.
Victory Lap: Pizza predator hunts down perfect slice
Apr. 27, 2011A shout-out to the good people at the Athens Bike Co-op for assisting me with their bicycle pedal-gogy, er, I mean, pedagogy and for swapping some parts (athensbikeco-op.blogspot.com).
Website shutdown halts class sign-up
By Alex Felser | Apr. 27, 2011Ohio University shut down several of its online services yesterday, leaving students unable to register for summer classes until tomorrow at the earliest.
Former football player dies
By Vince Nairn, Will Frasure | Apr. 27, 2011Former Ohio football player Marcellis Williamson died Wednesday, the team confirmed. He was 23 years old.
Extra days avert 'calamity' in classroom
By Ryan Clark | Apr. 27, 2011Athens area students will see summer a few days sooner after Ohio Gov. John Kasich signed two extra calamity days into the school year.
Softball: 'Cats determine rest key to MAC success
By Olivia Arbogast | Apr. 27, 2011Fatigue is not an option for the Bobcats. With eight games remaining in the season, they must finish well to excel into the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
