Student arrested for assaulting peace officers
By Rachel Snively | Mar. 28, 2011An Ohio University student was arrested over the weekend for assaulting officers of the law after resisting arrest.
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Reprimand remains despite committee's standpoints
By Tristan Navera | Mar. 28, 2011Ohio University President Roderick McDavis has upheld the reprimand of an embattled professor despite a faculty committee suggesting his name be cleared.
Post Letter: Column excludes key budget factors
Mar. 28, 2011I am writing in response to the portion of guest column in yesterday’s edition of The Post that dealt with New Jersey’s budget cuts.
Commissioner charged after domestic dispute
By Wesley Lowery | Mar. 28, 2011Athens County Commissioner Mark Sullivan, 51, will face a misdemeanor domestic violence charge stemming from an incident between himself and his wife this weekend.
Chaos Theories: Islamaphobia clouds ability to accept
Mar. 28, 2011On a campus so commonly considered liberal, it is easy to overlook many negative interactions that occur between students at Ohio University, and not difficult to categorize them as isolated incidents by a distinct minority.
Short, week-long break packed with court cases
By Marika Lee | Mar. 28, 2011Local and state courts stayed busy during Ohio University students’ spring break with several cases.
ROTC expands with new course
By Olivia Young | Mar. 28, 2011In the last year, Ohio University’s Army ROTC program has said goodbye to valued staff members and hello to an especially large freshman enrollment.
OU alumnus shares story in It Gets Better Project book
By Jessie Cadle | Mar. 28, 2011Raised in conservative Delaware, Ohio, by a Pentecostal minister father, Dwayne Steward learned that being gay is an abomination.
Bobcats partake in postseason
By Nathaniel Maund | Mar. 28, 2011The Bobcats left one day earlier than they wanted at the three-day wrestling NCAA Championships.
Ohio mourns 2 former faculty members who enhanced geography, physics fields
By Caitlin Bowling | Mar. 28, 2011Two former Ohio University professors, both described as energetic, died this month.
Softball: 'Cats use spring break trip to strengthen bond
By Bart Logan | Mar. 28, 2011Spring Break started just a bit early for the Ohio softball team, though playing 10 games during a 10-day span hardly qualifies as a break.
Baseball: 2011 Bobcats show promise
By Nathaniel Maund | Mar. 28, 2011At first glance, the 2010 Bobcats look superior to the current version.
Dialogue fuels clever comedy
By Cameron Dunbar | Mar. 28, 2011Go to the Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Wikipedia page, and you’ll find that its favorite son is Ashton Kutcher, the musical The Pajama Game was set there and the city’s nickname is the “City of Five Seasons,” as the fifth season is time to enjoy the other four.
Yoga provides mixed benefits
By Callie Driehorst | Mar. 28, 2011Thirty people sit cross-legged on the floor and join their voices in a low hum. When finished, they slowly and quietly stand, gather their mats and leave Inhale Yoga Studio prepared to meet the challenge of a new day.
'Chopped' adds spice to kitchen
By Alec Bojalad | Mar. 28, 2011Food rocks. Ever since our species crawled out of the primordial goo, hunters and gatherers would walk many miles and kill many creatures in pursuit of what anthropologists refer to as “the yummies.” Ancient man performed complicated rituals and dances so that the fickle gods would throw down a cucumber or two.
Athens Police swears in temporary captain
By Kelly Gifford | Mar. 28, 2011Former Athens Police Lt. David Williams was sworn in yesterday as the temporary department captain.
Post Letter: Neighbors can help control noise, too
Mar. 28, 2011On Monday night, I walked a block from my house to ask students who were drumming to tamp down their noise. I was nice, and suggested they line the walls of their rental house with heavy drapes to absorb their sound.
Post Editorial: Dark is the Night
Mar. 28, 2011Early morning assaults call for increased area lighting
