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Recent disasters in Japan lead OU to extract students
By Tristan Navera | Mar. 29, 2011Uncertainty about Japan’s destabilized nuclear reactors has prompted Ohio University to cancel Study Abroad to the beleaguered nation this quarter.|
Split opinions collide about proposed strip mine
By Ryan Dunn | Mar. 29, 2011About 50 people crammed into the Athens County Commissioners conference room yesterday to debate reopening a strip mine near Amesville.
Faculty question upkeep costs for proposed center
By Olivia Arbogast | Mar. 29, 2011Ohio University’s new multipurpose center might cost an estimated quarter of a million dollars per year for maintenance and utility use after its construction.
Former terrorist brings dramatic story to Baker audience
By Callie Driehorst | Mar. 29, 2011Tom Martinez used to be a racist, living a life of anger and crime as a member of various hate and terrorist organizations.
Body of missing Logan woman found near Nelsonville
By Wesley Lowery | Mar. 29, 2011Police recovered the body of 25-year-old Summer Cook Inman, of Logan, last night in an Athens County septic system last night — about a week after she went missing.
Bent on Boys: Colors categorize couple's standing
Mar. 29, 2011The color spectrum of relationships:
Funding remains high priority for committee
By Pamela Engel | Mar. 29, 2011Ohio University’s General Fee Advisory Committee recommendations have not changed much since last year, with the Division of Student Affairs again ranking as the number-one funding priority in front of Intercollegiate Athletics.
Softball: Weather washes out 1st game of quarter
By Olivia Arbogast | Mar. 29, 2011Rain put a damper on the softball team’s plans for its first games since spring break.
Baseball: Young players lead as Ohio beats Pittsburgh
By Nathaniel Maund | Mar. 29, 2011Pittsburgh’s colors might as well have been black and blue instead of blue and gold after the Bobcats finished with the Panthers’ pitching staff.
'Angles' falls short of fans' lofty expectations
By Andy Collier | Mar. 29, 2011What we demand as an audience is nuance, specifically nuance, and we do so almost all of the time.
3 Elliott producer Josh Antonuccio
Mar. 29, 2011Josh Antonuccio, a producer and co-owner of 3 Elliott Studio, sat down and talked with The Post about 3 Elliott and what it's like to make music in their studio.
Men's Golf: Extended breaks allow for progress
By Mike Brienza | Mar. 29, 2011After a four-month break in between seasons, the Ohio men’s golf team began its spring campaign only to be faced with another long intercession.
Softball: Bobcats prepare for Wright State twinbill
By Olivia Arbogast | Mar. 29, 2011The Bobcats’ trip out to California for spring break didn’t bring the beaches and relaxation that would usually be expected from a West Coast voyage. After a week of games in the Golden State, Ohio returns to action in the frigid Midwest.
Former student pleads guilty in child porn case
By Pamela Engel | Mar. 29, 2011A former Ohio University student was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison and 10 years of supervised release yesterday after pleading guilty to felony possession of child pornography.
Senate Bill 5 passes in the Ohio House after revisions
By Laura Service | Mar. 29, 2011After the Ohio House of Representatives made revisions to Senate Bill 5, which limits collective bargaining rights for public sector unions, the substitute bill passed in the house today by nine votes.
Room for rhythm
By Amanda Lucci | Mar. 29, 2011Editor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series about the past, present and future of 3 Elliott Studio to commemorate its 10-year anniversary.
'Awakening' comes to MemAud
By Bridget Mallon | Mar. 29, 2011After taking Broadway by storm in 2007 and winning eight Tony awards, including Best New Musical, Spring Awakening will make its Athens debut 7:30 p.m. tonight at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium as a part of the Performing Arts Series.
Populations increase in Athens, Nelsonville
By Wesley Lowery | Mar. 28, 2011Two cities in Athens County saw modest population growth during the last 10 years, which has left Nelsonville comfortably above one population milestone and the City of Athens just short of another.
