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Campus visitors face repercussions at home

Students from 12 Ohio colleges and universities who were arrested over the Palmerfest weekend will likely face consequences at their schools despite being off campus.



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Unpredictable enrollment variables leave future faculty raises in question

Administrators have promised tenure and tenure-track faculty merit raises if Ohio University meets its enrollment targets next year, which would require about 100 additional in-state students or 50 out-of-state students. OU budget planners say it is too soon to tell whether those goals will be met, or if they are realistic.



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OU to seek new director of Judiciaries

Ohio University announced yesterday its plans to launch a national search for a new director of University Judiciaries following an internal reorganization of the Division of Student Affairs.


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Post Editorial: On Leave

For all Ohio University's talk of pushing equality, it still lacks a very important benefit for its employees.


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Post Letter: Voinovich right to stop EPA from regulation

As public policy issues go, climate change is as thorny as they come. Congress, federal agencies, environmental groups, industries and state governments have wrangled for decades over ways and means to clean up pollution without crippling the economy. 


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Students to travel to assist Katrina recovery

During Memorial Day weekend, a group of 50 students will skip a long weekend of parties and instead spend time helping people still experiencing the effects of Hurricane Katrina.


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Post Letter: Athletics brings value, tradition to university

As an OU alumnus, I read with great dismay The Post's May 6th editorial, To the huddle. To use that great phrase: What are you smoking? Let me get this right. Even though the Editorial Board does not know if the numbers would mean saving or losing money in the long run


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City street repair funds could rise

Athens City Council discussed at yesterday's meeting an ordinance that would add a new item to the Nov. 2 ballot to increase the percentage of Athens residents' income tax that goes toward street rehabilitation.


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Heartbreak serves as highlight of new album

For The National, High Violet should have been its most difficult record to manufacture. For any band attempting to persist after heavy recent success, this particular album in the sequence is the most challenging.

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