Socialist movement makes way to OU campus
Nov. 2, 2010Socialist student groups have cropped up this year on college campuses all throughout Ohio as the memory of McCarthyism and the Cold War shrinks away.
Socialist student groups have cropped up this year on college campuses all throughout Ohio as the memory of McCarthyism and the Cold War shrinks away.
The Ohio governor's office shifted from blue to red last night when Republican challenger John Kasich defeated Democratic incumbent Ted Strickland.
A 29-year-old man convicted of aggravated assault and felony murder in June 2009 has filed for the court to strike the State's refusal of his application of his appeal from the record.
Democratic incumbent Debbie Phillips will continue to serve as representative for the 92nd District of the Ohio House after beating two challengers in last night's election.
The Bobcats played Homecoming spoilers in Ames this weekend when they swept No. 8 Iowa State, winning 4-1 Friday and 5-1 the next night.
Heading into the Mid-American Conference Championships, Ridge Robinson had one goal on his mind: first place.
Whatever it meant for the Bobcats, their two sides wrestled to a draw in Ohio's intrasquad meet yesterday.
With wins Friday night, Nelsonville-York, Alexander and Trimble all clinched spots in the regional playoffs.
It's chic to say, but I have to: 3-D movies are stupid. 3-D was cool the first time you went to Epcot. When you were six.
On fourth down with 47 seconds left, defensive linemen Dak Notestine and Neal Huyhn stormed the Louisiana backfield and forced quarterback Brad McGuire out of the pocket.
An assorted collection of music accompanied by light shows will provide the background for tomorrow's Halloween Block Party.
With Ohio's last regular season matchup coming on Halloween weekend, it looks like the Bobcats' most haunting game has already been played.
The number of Halloween vendors in Athens this year has decreased since the previous year's annual festivities, leaving only food vendors for this year's celebration.
I spent the past weekend in Cleveland at home being as relaxed and carefree as I could before returning to Athens for the final stretch of Fall Quarter. The drive is about three-and-a-half hours one way, which by itself is not too bad. The real problem with the drive is being forced to stare at the sprayed guts of deer all over the place. On the way back to Athens I counted at least eight deer - multiply that by the number of pieces each deer was split into and that equals a bad, bad drive.
The passage of time can bring change, healing or the strengthening of a tradition. For years, the scene at Fouts Lot in Glouster has remained the same.
In the wake of early season, the Bobcats will prepare to catch the proverbial worm and get off to a good start in their first two meets.
Ohio's coaching staff banned the men's basketball team from using Twitter for at least one month, head coach John Groce confirmed Thursday.
As a freshman at Ohio University, DJ Hill trekked to The Ridges with a group of friends, attempting to film some paranormal activity for a class project. For a few minutes, they filmed from outside a basement window of one of the buildings, but they didn't see anyone or anything particularly spooky and moved to a new location.
Unlike normal Halloween weekends, this year's festivities will include two varsity athletic events in Athens.