Despite a pair of losses last weekend, Ohio moved up one spot in this week's American Collegiate Hockey Association rankings, and the Bobcats are eager to prove the jump was merited.
A group of mostly women from faculty to students to community members sat in a circle chomping on lunch and celebratory cake, while casually discussing the serious issue of women's and gender studies in the 21st century.
Despite recent progress, Ohio University is still half a billion dollars behind on its deferred maintenance projects.
Two tubas, a horn, three suitcases and three University of Southern Mississippi music professors pour out of a Volkswagen Jetta at a West Virginian hotel. Like a clown car at a circus, the professors laugh and joke, retiring to their rooms before their drive to Athens.
Ohio University's Army Reserve Officer Training Corps traveled to Fort Knox, Ky., for a weekend field-training exercise Sept. 30 through Oct. 3. Senior ROTC cadets, with advice and suggestions from their commanders, ran the exercise.
There's a reason why networks send out screener DVDs of TV shows several episodes at a time. Television is a serial medium of which a crucial aspect is judging a season as a whole, rather than by its first episode. I, myself, am not one of those lucky critics who receive DVD screeners of episodes (get on that, Post!), but I've thankfully waited two weeks before submitting a review of Dexter's fifth season.
In NASCAR, it's the back straightaway; they call it 'the turn' in golf; and in football, it's known as halftime. Call it what you like - Ohio is there.
Society is like an atom; all the atom's parts have to work together for it to function properly. Atoms make up everything around us much like society makes up the atmosphere around us.
Inexperience and inconsistency hurt the Bobcats' chances of moving up during the final day of the UC Bearcat Invitational.
Per the horses on sticks the small Miami cheering section waved emphatically in the stands, Ohio was ridden out of Oxford Saturday evening in a 3-1 loss to the RedHawks.
The Bobcats' shots could be counted on one hand in Friday's first half, yet it was the Golden Flashes who posted a zero on the scoreboard at halftime.
As technology continually changes, Vernon R. Alden Library changes the ways students can ask for assistance and last month added text messaging to the list of ways to contact a librarian.
Students are privy to information concerning the history of women's and African Americans' rights as early as elementary school. When a speaker at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) History Month Kickoff Rally, addressing some 60 students, asked who had been taught any LGBT history in high school, only one student's hand rose.
The Athens County Historical Society recreated four aspects of Athens County life over the past two centuries in a museum display called Athens County: Historical Perspectives, which opens tonight.
My English Professor, David Wanczyk, said a phrase that struck me the other day: the tragedy of the dad behind the video camera (Or something like that). We were talking about documentaries and the presence of the man behind the camera and this idea came about the father who documents the lives of his children growing up and is, for the most part, entirely absent in the film because he has to hold the camera the whole time. Only seen in glimpses at mirrors or in an intense close-up displaying nose hair when he turns the camera on himself to smile.
Athens' offense ignited last weekend, burning Meigs with its big-play abilities in a 33-27 comeback win.
Ohio leads Kent State in almost every statistic but the most important one, the standings.
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