Basketball: Bassett stays in draft, forgoes senior season
May 4, 2010we all agreed at this point it was in Armon's best interest to stay in the NBA Draft
we all agreed at this point it was in Armon's best interest to stay in the NBA Draft
The Ohio University School of Theater will put an Elizabethan twist on college culture tonight in its production of William Shakespeare's comedy Love's Labour's Lost.
Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit announced her approval of Campus Recreation's newest budget proposal, which will cut student wages, travel expenses, supplies and maintenance next year, earlier this week.
Graduate students unanimously rejected a buyout offer from the provost last night - turning down her offer of $40,000 toward covering the 3.5 percent General Fee increase if they gave up all educational benefits.
A Party for All, a faction of the Athens County Democratic Party, won 19 of the 44 contested seats in the central committee primary elections yesterday.
I have several issues with the letter printed in The Post on the anniversary of the Kent State shootings. To begin, Mr. Hoffman's recollection of that turbulent era is not historically accurate, and regardless of the fact that I wasn't alive in 1970, I am literate and have spent a good deal of time researching the events of May 1970. Therefore, though I cannot reasonably expect the author to remember the fine print of his experience at Ohio University, upon reading his letter I was able to point with reasonable accuracy to the fallacies of his presentation of events.
Editor's Note: Athens police arrested Eric Jones at Palmerfest 2009 and charged him with several misdemeanors, including riot. Jones was photographing the fest's aftermath as an independent journalist (he is presently a picture editor for The Post). Jones later pleaded no contest to obstructing official business and obstructing a police horse. As part of his sentence, Jones is required to publically apologize to the Athens community and local police.
Officers from Athens Police Department arrested two people, responded to five noise complaints and shut down two fraternity parties yesterday - the first day of Greek Week.
When Ohio University's provost announced last week that she would fund course sections that would have otherwise been cut next year, she also said the school will bring in $1.8 to $2.2 million.
An Ohio University School of Theater professor died yesterday in a Berlin hospital following a battle with cancer.
Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico's independence day, but in the Mexican city of Puebla and all around America, it is still a cause for a party, which businesses around Athens fully support.
Some would call being named Player of the Year a high honor. Others, a consolation prize. But either way, what Ohio goaltender Paul Marshall has accomplished was record-setting.
Cathy Udeani and Bahiyjaui Allen are two seniors on the squad who typically dominate the high jump and shot put, respectively. At Ohio State, however, that was not the case.
They were blown out and swept at home a week ago, and this weekend's games will not get any easier for the Bobcats.
The Ohio football team will be missing running back Donte Harden for much of next season.
The Dukes' lineup gave the Bobcats a royal beating.
An Ohio University football player pleaded no contest to drunken driving charges yesterday.
The Post's editorial board unanimously stands behind Associate Editor Ryan Dunn's decision to fire Andrew Zucker for plagiarism.