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Being 'torn up' inspires band

While most babysitters do their best to keep their charges quiet, Sasha Colette's encouraged her to make noise.



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Band mixes elements in first album

Elemental Groove Theory will bring its funk infused rock music to The Union, 18 W. Union St., tomorrow at 10 p.m. for its CD release party.


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Better health care prescribed

Ohio University's Graduate Student Senate gathered for its first meeting of the year last night to discuss topics it will address throughout the year, including student health care and budget cuts.



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Local artist profiles isolated spaces

Abandoned cafés, vacant beauty salons and barbershops that haven't provided a quick trim in decades make up a small selection of the images captured by architect and photographer Christopher Payne.


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Dollars & Sense

Have you ever found yourself waiting half an hour in a bookstore line only to pay extravagant amounts of money for books you'll open twice to cram for exams? Or shuffling through a crowd of students just to find an On Order sticker above the book you need for class tomorrow?


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Plans stall for vacant Oasis after competition

After awarding $18,000 in prize money to the top three teams in a competition last spring, the Ohio University Foundation has yet to fill The Oasis property that has remained vacant for nearly four years.


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Lawsuit against Task Force head awaiting action

The head of the Athens County Narcotics Enforcement Task Force, who was arraigned on sexual battery charges earlier this week, has a federal lawsuit pending against him for allegedly using a taser gun on a 71-year-old Athens man without cause.


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Post Editorial: ECON 103

Let the battle between Director of Athletics Jim Schaus and Faculty Senate Chairman Joe McLaughlin begin again.


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Facebook to help incoming students choose roommates

Ohio University will provide a forum for incoming students to meet, communicate and ultimately select their roommates through a school-sponsored Facebook group prior to the 2011-12 school year, according to Residential Housing.


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City Council discusses payment options

Athens officials raised over $400,000 to buy a new fire ladder truck for the Athens Fire Department, although Athens City Council members discussed at yesterday's City Council meeting that the sum would not be enough to cover the cost.


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