Wind Ensemble performance continues music school 'Movements' theme
By Christopher Drummonds | Mar. 9, 2011The School of Music’s “Movements” theme will continue tomorrow as Ohio University’s Wind Ensemble presents “European Union.”
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Sports Column: 'Cats still talented despite letdown
By Bart Logan | Mar. 9, 2011Watching as the seconds ticked off the clock in Ohio’s 4-2 semifinal loss Tuesday, I kept thinking about what coach Dan Morris said to me at the beginning of the season — this was the most talented hockey team he had ever assembled.
Athens man no longer missing
By Wesley Lowery | Mar. 9, 2011A 66-year-old Athens man who hadn't been seen since yesterday is no longer considered missing, according to Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly.
Man Stuff: 'Under Pressure' anthem of men
By Alex Bill | Mar. 9, 2011Warning: contents under pressure may become manly.
Men's Basketball: Mother shapes Sayles into responsible player
By Will Frasure | Mar. 9, 2011As Asown Sayles waited to be announced with Ohio’s other three seniors on Senior Day, he couldn’t hold back a smile.
Speaker touches on Africa's connections with sports and global community
By Elizabeth Dickson | Mar. 9, 2011Issues in the current global world of sports, such as the 2010 World Cup held in Africa, will be examined at the seventh annual Sports in Africa and the Global South Symposium.
OU interviews candidates for top fundraising vice president
By Pamela Engel | Mar. 9, 2011The Ohio University search committee charged with finding a new chief fundraising officer is identifying candidates for the job and hopes to finish initial interviews by the end of the month.
Post Modern: All Wired Up
By Bridget Mallon | Mar. 9, 2011Editor’s Note: Some names have been changed to protect students’ privacy.
Women's Basketball: Falcons drop Bobcats with late 66-57 victory
By Olivia Arbogast | Mar. 9, 2011The recipe for games against Bowling Green is simple: Lead in the first half against the highly favored Falcons before losing the upset bid in the second half.
City debates benefit of armory updates
By Tyler Borchers | Mar. 9, 2011About 30 people gathered at the City Building, 8 E. Washington St., yesterday to discuss potential renovation plans to the armory on Carpenter Street despite the lack of city funds to renovate the building.
Swimming & Diving: Diver aims at postseason
By Paul Meara | Mar. 9, 2011Years of diving have come down to one meet.
Pianist family harmonizes
By Jessie Cadle | Mar. 9, 2011Instead of a guitar, bass and drums, the stage is set with five pianos. For the 5 Browns, each sibling plays one of the keyboards.
Alden's hidden treasures lie waiting for discovery
By Caitlin Bowling | Mar. 9, 2011Editor’s Note: This is part four of a five part series on Vernon R. Alden Library.
Ohio faculty win award for saving students money on textbooks
By Tristan Navera | Mar. 9, 2011Two Ohio University instructors have been honored for saving thousands of students more than $200,000 on textbooks.
Stalled Engine
By Alex Stuckey | Mar. 9, 2011At least six schools in the country have each dished out $100,000 or more to support the purchase of new fire trucks for their local fire departments — a partnership Ohio University has balked at since Athens city officials’ request last year.
Pillow Talk: Struggling to carry the weight, writer seeks answer about confronting jobless boyfriend
By Mallory Long | Mar. 9, 2011Pillow Talk,
Pageant to raise money for hospital
By Steph Doan | Mar. 8, 2011Tonight’s faculty pageant contestants will flaunt formal wear, answer tricky audience questions and showcase unique talents — all for a good cause.
Health fair fills floors in Baker
By Leisha Lininger | Mar. 8, 2011The Health and Wellness Fair attracted a steady crowd all day yesterday at Baker University Center. Popular booths such as Promoting Ohio University Wellness, Education and Responsibility and Greeks Advocating Mature Management of Alcohol as well as the HIV/AIDS booth educated students on alcohol awareness and provided free testing.
