Bush lawyer coversinterrogation policy
Oct. 27, 2010John Yoo, a deputy assistant attorney general in the Bush Administration known for justifying the use of harsh interrogation techniques in government memos will speak at Ohio University tonight.
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Zanesville to host conference honoring renowned comedian, silent film legend
Oct. 27, 2010Charlie Chaplin once won third place in a Charlie Chaplin look-a-like contest, and perhaps he will reappear this Halloween weekend at Ohio University Zanesville's conference celebrating his accomplishments.
Football: Lineman shoulders off pain, inspires defense to do same
Oct. 27, 2010As Dak Notestine walked off the field with the Ohio trainers, the defensive end winced and grimaced because of two things: the throbbing pain in his shoulder and the hurt of possibly missing another game.
Man Stuff: Walking like a man
Oct. 27, 2010The man-strut is the Aston Martin (a really nice car) of walks.
Student-athletes boost teams' graduation rates
Oct. 27, 2010The NCAA released its Graduation Success Rates yesterday, and five Ohio teams achieved a 100 percent graduation rate for students entering college.
ABC Players put new twist on classic play 'The Odd Couple'
Oct. 27, 2010This weekend's production of the female version of The Odd Couple will give women in Athens County something to laugh about.
Post Editorial: Positive pool policy
Oct. 27, 2010Policy changes tend to elicit controversy. Especially when money is involved. We can't fault Faculty Senate for opposing Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit allotting percentages to deans for the merit pool. It's natural to try and get the most money possible, but we think this adjustment to merit pool policy is positive.
Soccer: 'Cats hope for RedHawks loss, win against Zips
Oct. 27, 2010Every Friday and Sunday during the soccer season, the Bobcats and coach Stacy Strauss have two favorite teams: themselves and whoever plays Miami.
Field Hockey: Mom's appearance helps injured player recover
Oct. 27, 2010During a lull in the action at Ohio's Sept. 26 home match against Ball State, the PA announcer informed the crowd that Louzeth Schutte's mother had made the 17-hour flight from her home in South Africa.
Merit pool distribution disappoints Faculty Senate
Oct. 27, 2010The provost's office awarded Ohio University faculty members a $750,000 merit pool, but the office's manner of distributing that money has angered several Faculty Senate members.
Number of Athens County absentee voters increases
Oct. 27, 2010Athens County experienced a 1 percent increase between 2006 and 2010 in absentee voters following a 2006 change in Ohio absentee voting regulations.
Volleyball: Ohio moves into MAC East lead with victory over Kent State
Oct. 27, 2010At the dawn of an important stretch of season-ending games, the Bobcats shined, defeating Kent State 3-1 last night on the road.
New student organization to discuss human rights violations in Palestine
Oct. 27, 2010A new student organization, the OU Students for Justice in Palestine, will have its first meeting tonight, to promote education about the violation of human rights occurring in the nation of Palestine.
Breaking: Former employee arrested for making terroristic threats
Oct. 27, 2010according to a press release.
I'm Taking My Talents To The Post: NFL's enforcement on hitting stirs backlash among players
Oct. 27, 2010The new enforcement of the NFL's hit policy seems to have every player up in arms about how it is changing the game, or how they need to retire. I feel that it is not as big as a game changer as it appears to be in the media and throughout NFL locker rooms.
Volleyball: Ohio uses 'fun versus frustration' philosophy as fuel to end streak
Oct. 27, 2010Assistant coach Meghan Keck told the starters to celebrate overdramatically whenever they scored, while coach Ryan Theis reinforced the same to the other side during a scrimmage at practice this week.
Recession raises percent of residents receiving Medicaid
Oct. 26, 2010The number of Athens County residents receiving Medicaid increased almost 7 percent this year, following a nationwide rise in recipients triggered by the recession.
