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BREAKING: Tornado warning wakes up Athens

Tornado sirens sounded at about 7:25 a.m. this morning, signaling a tornado warning for southwestern Athens County.

Editor's Note: 'Post' launches new print, web design

          The Post has reinvented itself by redesigning our print version and building a new website from the ground up.

Boys' Basketball: Buckeyes lose, Spartans advance in local playoffs

          Despite playing some of its best basketball coming into the game, Nelsonville-York struggled in a season-ending 61-49 loss to Meigs in the sectional finals.

Men's Basketball: Ohio defeats Kent State in OT thriller

Looking at the scoreboard after Ohio’s 88-87 win against Kent State Saturday, one might think it was just another close game. That would be like saying the 1987 stock market crash was just another manic Monday.

Women's Basketball: Bobcats blow halftime lead

            After all they have been through this season, the Bobcats did not take their halftime lead for granted. But appreciating the performance proved to be a far cry from repeating it.

Hockey: Bobcat defense anything but blue

When the NHL resumed play after the lockout that wiped out the 2004-2005 season, hockey was a different game. Gone were ties, two-line passes and of course neutral-zone traps — the staple of Stanley Cup winners such as the New Jersey Devils and the Dallas Stars.

Women's Basketball: 'Cats lose 6th straight

No matter how the cards are dealt to the Bobcats, a win has not been a part of their deck.

Post Editorial: Secret Sessions

 OU must allow access to Budget Planning Council          

Board to vote on 10-year housing plan

          ZANESVILLE — Ohio University might take on $190 million in debt if the Board of Trustees votes today to move forward with a possible 10-year student housing master plan that would add new residence halls to campus and renovate existing buildings.

Board to consider plan approvals

          ZANESVILLE, Ohio — Ohio University’s Internal Audit and Office of Legal Affairs will see small but significant changes if the Board of Trustees approves proposed resolutions today and at its spring meeting.

Campaign almost halfway to target

          ZANESVILLE— Ohio University is about halfway toward its $450 million capital campaign goal and hopes to find a new vice president for Advancement by July 1.

Earwig brings DIY indie style to Union show

          Columbus and Athens-based band Earwig will bring its personalized style of indie music to The Union tomorrow along with Athens band Mind Fish and Columbus’ You’re So Bossy.

Trustees weigh options for early retirement packages

ZANESVILLE — The Ohio University Board of Trustees will vote today on a resolution that would offer early retirement and voluntary separation options for university employees during fiscal year 2012.

Athletic director touts students' achievements

          Ohio University’s athletics director defended the department and its participants at the Board of Trustees’ Academics Committee meeting yesterday, citing good overall grade-point averages and community service.

Dependence on state funding in question for OU

          ZANESVILLE— With Ohio University facing an estimated $27 million cut in state funding, administrators and trustees met at the OU-Zanesville campus yesterday to discuss minimizing the university’s reliance on state appropriation.

Men's Basketball: MAC wins outnumber defeats

          Ohio’s 70-60 win against Bowling Green Wednesday did more than just avenge a loss to the Falcons earlier in the season. It gave the Bobcats something they haven’t had in two years — a winning conference record.

Swimming & Diving: Ohio leads pack after 2 days at conference championship

          Whether it was the record-setting performance in the 200 freestyle relay or the 300-plus performance on the boards, the Bobcats snatched the lead after day two of the Mid-American Conference Championships.

A New Dimension: 3-D could come to a classroom near you

Trustees to decide on representation

          ZANESVILLE, Ohio — Ohio University’s Board of Trustees will vote today on whether or not to add a new representation to Faculty Senate.

Presentation illuminates $10 million funding gap

Correction: The story incorrectly states that Ohio University would receive $10 million less in state funding this year in addition to a $9.2 million lapsed payment. OU projected that it would have received $10 million more in state funding this year had Ohio used a different funding formula.