Women's Basketball: Bobcats happy to get win after tough month
Jan. 4, 2010The holiday season wasn't very merry to the Bobcats.
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Post Letter: Crowd reaction contradicts110 detractor's complaints
Jan. 3, 2010Where wasThe Most Exciting Band in the Land in this year's Tournament of Roses Parade? As a proud member of the Ohio University Marching Band, the 110 ushered in a new year with pride and success for our school and state. The band you saw on TV certainly WAS the MODERN embodiment of the philosophy, hard-work and dedication shown by the previous generations of members.
Post Letter: 'Post' should reconsider printing insults of band leader
Jan. 3, 2010This letter posted in yesterday's paper was nothing short of despicable. I simply cannot decide who to be more angry with: the foolish alumni who wrote it or our university newspaper for publishing it.
Fraternity will fight hazing charges from Athens, OU
Jan. 3, 2010Ohio University's Delta Tau Delta chapter will fight hazing charges from both the city and university after two pledges were hospitalized in early November.
Winter Intercession burglary, theft rates not unusual
Jan. 3, 2010Despite a series of New Year's Eve car vandalisms the number of crimes reported to Athens Police Department this winter break was not unusual.
Football: Senior class finished with most wins in 40 years
Jan. 3, 2010DETROIT - A 21-17 loss to Marshall in its fourth-ever bowl game can't overshadow the strides the Ohio football program took in 2009.
Search firm hired to select VP
Jan. 3, 2010Ohio University has hired Baker and Associates, a national search firm, to help find a new vice president for Finance and Administration. The firm will receive about $60,000.
Resolution would create offices for student trustees
Jan. 3, 2010Student trustees may be granted offices if a proposal by Student Senate goes through.
University mourns loss of two students over break
Jan. 3, 2010In December, Ohio University lost two students described by family, friends and professors as older than their years.
The Angry Black Woman: Local NAACP chapter must take charge at OU
Jan. 3, 2010Organizations such as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People are not yet obsolete at Ohio University, but it is only a matter of time if they don't become more active on campus.
Council drafts budget for 2011 fiscal year
Jan. 3, 2010One day after Ohio lawmakers spared Ohio University from at least $18.3 million in state funding cuts next year, the Budget Planning Council submitted revenue projections for next fiscal year to President Roderick McDavis.
Tickets on sale for spring Nelsonville Music Festival
Jan. 3, 2010Tickets for the sixth annual Nelsonville Music Festival will go on sale today at Stuart's Opera House, 52 Public Square, Nelsonville. The festival will be May 14 through 16 at Hocking College's Robbins Crossing.
Women's Basketball: Ohio ends six-game losing skid
Jan. 3, 2010After a tough December, the Bobcats started January on the right path.
Men's Basketball: Bobcats unable to come back after sluggish start
Jan. 3, 2010The Bobcats couldn't ring in the new year on the right note.
Permanent Third Wheel: Relationships not essential for happiness at OU
Jan. 2, 2010Hi, my name is Jane Adams and I am single.
Post Letter: Marching 110 squanders vital moment of exposure
Jan. 2, 2010Where was The Most Exciting Band in the Land in this year's Tournament of Roses Parade? As a proud alumnus of the Ohio University Marching Band, the band I saw on TV certainly WAS NOT the Ohio University Marching Band I remember of decades past.
Guest Column: Obama's 1st year of presidency fails to meet expectations
Jan. 2, 2010This probably doesn't come as a surprise to anyone who has been following the hit reality show Politics, but a politician has broken a promise.
'Complicated' romance creates comedic hit
Dec. 30, 2009It's Complicated, starring Meryl Streep, Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin, gave me hope for when I'm 55.
Meet The Quad Cities
By Information from the Quad-Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau | Dec. 26, 2009The Quad Cities area consists of Davenport and Bettendorf in Iowa, and Moline, East Moline and Rock Island in Illinois. With a combined population of 400,000, the QC Area brings you all the excitement of a big city with all the hospitality of a small town.
