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Trying to Find a Balance: Ignorance has no place in Senate

Last week Christine O' Donnell, running for U.S. Senate from Delaware, showed voters why hating government does not make one qualified to be in it. It is becoming a theme among the new faces who join the GOP - many candidates from the school of Sarah Palin - where knowledge and experience take a back seat to enthusiasm and smiles.



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Bobcats run through Miami, 34-13

Despite Miami entering the game with an undefeated Mid-American Conference record, the Bobcats treated their rivals as if they resided on the opposite side of the standings.


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Sharp, Athens run by Wellston

Although it was Senior Night for Athens Friday evening at Peden Stadium, junior DeVon Sharp stole the spotlight away from the upperclassmen.



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Buckeyes beat Alexander, take control of TVC-Ohio

Down 14-3 with just over eight minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, Alexander's defense needed a stop. But as Nelsonville-York receiver Dillon Knippa slid past a Spartan defender and into the end zone for 24-yard touchdown reception, the game slipped out of Alexander's reach.


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Students take a global look at media

The role of the media in global society is just one of the focuses Students for Global Media and Diversity (SGMD) is attempting to highlight this year.


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Election 2010: Job creation, county candidates' priority

Of the two candidates running for an Athens County Commissioner seat in November's election, one touts fixing the county's budget as his number one concern while the other cites creating jobs as his biggest priority.


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APD talks noise citations

Athens mayor Paul Wiehl and Police Capt. Tom Pyle reported on the noise ordinance to student senators last night, addressing concerns and answering questions about its effects this Fall Quarter.


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Former Ohio safety to dance for charity

Patrick Tafua might be well-known on campus for being a former safety on the Ohio University football team, but after tonight he may prove to be the best, if not the only, Polynesian dancer in town.


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OU eulogizes dead

a vigil in honor of several gay men and women who recently committed suicide because of hate speech and homophobic bullying.


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