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Pop diSpencer: Monetary fictions drive daily interactions

People just love things that claim to explore the hidden side of other things. I'm no expert, but if I had to take a guess, I would guess that this is a large portion of the success of Freakonomics, the book by economist Steven Levitt and journalist Stephen J. Dubner.



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Union introduces new contract to council

A three-year contract between Athens Firefighters Union and the city could finally be agreed upon if Athens City Council votes in favor of the tentative agreement during the coming weeks.



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Riders dismount to go on dates, fundraise

Most athletes can excel in their sport solely with their own strength and skill. The riders of the Ohio University Equestrian Team, however, must simultaneously cooperate with an animal weighing more than 1,000 pounds.


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Guest instructor challenges OU dance students

Dance instructor Telly Fowler rolled across the floor, leapt back suddenly and spun on the spot. The modern dance class followed his lead and, after a bit of practice, eventually learned the combination.


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Workers sue company involved in Shively renovation

A sheet-metal workers' union filed a lawsuit last week against the contracting company responsible for the Shively Hall renovation project, alleging that the contractor did not pay workers fair wages.


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Kent Smith tries to calm residents' qualms

An Ohio University official talked with Athens residents last night about enrollment growth at the university in future years - and how the students will behave.


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'Green Hornet' ruined by Rogen

The first thing that came to mind after seeing The Green Hornet was another Seth Rogen film, Superbad. The title captures perfectly what this joke of a film is, and to enjoy it you'd probably need to have some Pineapple Express.


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Athens armory becomes city storage facility

Athens city officials had big plans for the armory they bought from The National Guard 14 years ago-but now the landmark building on Carpenter Street is used to house old records.

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