Football: Offense Ignites: Ohio rushes to 30-17 road win
Oct. 3, 2010Coach called some good plays and we executed
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Trying to Find a Balance: Falsehoods congest Ohio governor's political ads
Oct. 2, 2010The Ohio governor's race is more contentious than ever in the final stretch. With a 10.1 percent state unemployment rate and upcoming budget shortfalls, the winner better have real solutions. It is unfortunate our candidates aren't focused on solutions - they're focused on each other.
Volleyball: Ohio uneven during weekend
Oct. 2, 2010Inconsistency haunted the Bobcats early this weekend.
Soccer: Bobcats split home MAC matches
Oct. 2, 2010If Chessa Field was located on Sesame Street, this weekend of soccer would have been brought to you by the letter C.
OU chooses to keep Rufus, cheerleaders at home again
Sep. 29, 2010Following the public embarrassment surrounding Ohio University's mascot after a Sept. 8 incident in Columbus, the university decided to not bring the Rufus and the cheerleaders to last Saturday's game at Marshall.
Post Letter: Parking Services does little for its customers
Sep. 29, 2010The Parking Services building should be renamed Parking Enforcement. There are no services actually being provided in that building.
Post Letter: Dedication should be void of religous views
Sep. 29, 2010I am the individual who interrupted the benediction given by Mr. Ziad Akir, at the City of Athens' roundabout dedication, this past Saturday.
New choir fulfills teacher's wish for more music
Sep. 29, 2010From Gilbert and Sullivan to Christmas music, and whether singing in Yiddish or Japanese, Metra Peterson blends the small group of voices together to create harmony. Meeting at ARTS/West for only an hour and a half each week, new community choir Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass (S.A.T.B.) strives not only for perfect pitch, but also to make a difference in Athens.
Scott Miller to play intimate show
Sep. 29, 2010With music described as alt-country and a dedication to storytelling lyrics, Scott Miller will share both his art and the stage with audience members Thursday night at Stuart's Opera House.
Hip-hop group gets creative for charity
Sep. 29, 2010Hip-Hop Congress will continue its mission of conserving hip-hop culture at Ohio University tonight when it hosts Hip-Hopalooza at The Union.
Been There Drank That: Front Room makes for an easy coffee jolt
Sep. 29, 2010The coffee shop that is most busy between 10 minutes before the hour and 10 minutes after the hour hands down is The Front Room, located on the fourth floor of Baker University Center. Sure, Baker is mostly used for its restrooms, air conditioning and escalators, but The Front Room is definitely the hot spot of the fourth floor.
Post Letter: Marching 110 founder deserves high award
Sep. 29, 2010Today and tomorrow, the College of Fine Arts is bestowing a most- deserved honor - its 2010 Distinguished Alumnus Award - on Gene Thrailkill, founder of the Marching 110.
Fifth-year senior intent on leading team to win
Sep. 29, 2010When they're young, babies are taught to crawl before they walk and walk before they run. Annie Beecham probably didn't take too long to get to the second step.
Field Hockey: Goalie's saves rewarded with better defense, wins
Sep. 28, 2010Courtney Seiders had almost no shots against her Sunday at Pruitt Field, which was perfectly fine with her.
Women's Golf: Bobcats aspire to improve short game
Sep. 28, 2010After a promising start at the Cardinal Classic, the Bobcats fell out of the top spot to tie for sixth place.
Men's Golf: Rain rounds out tournament
Sep. 28, 2010Rain canceled the final round of the John Piper Intercollegiate Tuesday, but it didn't dampen the hopes for the rest of the Bobcats' season.
Soccer: West proves strong after MAC opening weekend
Sep. 28, 2010Even Mid-American Conference women's soccer has a 'west side story.'
Migrant museum stops at OU
Sep. 28, 2010The Latino Heritage Museum will be coming to Ohio University today as a part of Hispanic Heritage Month.
From Modem to Modern World
Sep. 28, 2010Debbi Hoagland's family never splurged for broadband Internet until her son began classes at Ohio University's Lancaster branch a year ago.
