Men's Basketball: Underclassmen lead drive
Nov. 14, 2009It was the second game of the season for Ohio, but it was the first for Steven Coleman, and he wasted no time to get going.
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Hockey: Bobcats beat Wolves, remain top of CSCHL
Nov. 14, 2009Ohio found a home away from home this weekend, collecting two wins against Central State's Collegiate Hockey League foe Michigan-Dearborn to stay perfect in league play.
Swimming & Diving: Ohio starts strong, takes victory over Kenyon
Nov. 14, 2009The Bobcats found the quick beginning they were searching for, but it was an impressive middle and finish that sank Kenyon Friday night.
Local student wins OU chemistry contest
Nov. 14, 2009A grinning Athens High School student ran down the aisle of a room in Clippinger Laboratories Saturday to accept a full scholarship to Ohio University.
Senate bill gets some canine breeders hot under the collar
Nov. 14, 2009A proposed bill in the state senate aiming to crack down on puppy mills has upset local breeders and politicians who say it is too broad and would drive up costs.
Post Letter: Court coverage requires knowledge of assault statistics
Nov. 14, 2009We, like many students on this campus, found ourselves captivated by the coverage of the Kulchar rape case. We, like many, read The Post diligently, looking for news. Following the end of the trial, we have found ourselves extremely disappointed with the quality of coverage of the trial.
Women's Basketball: Cleveland trip fruitless for team
Nov. 14, 2009The Ohio women's basketball team tipped off its regular season Friday with a trip to Cleveland State to play the Vikings.
Post Column: Search for enlightenment during winter break
Nov. 14, 2009For various media, winter is a big deal. People have time off, so the year hits the glut where studios release a hundred different Christmas movies, developers debut the games of the season and so on. Everyone is trying to get a bit of that holiday cash, and rightly so. It's the one time of the year where everybody's consumption habits are up across the board.
Ohio vs. Temple game time changed.
Nov. 13, 2009Ohio's regular season finale against Temple has been moved from 2 p.m. to 11 a.m and will be televised on ESPNU, said assistant athletics director for media relations Jason Corriher.
Ohio wins season opener 101-72; loses Horne for at least the rest of the season
Nov. 13, 2009The Bobcats (1-0) cruised to their first win of the season on Friday with a 101-72 victory over Ohio Valley (0-1).
Senate balks at closing OU power plant
Nov. 12, 2009A campaign to end Ohio University's reliance on coal is gaining steam, but student senators are not keen on the idea.
Music therapy relieves O'Bleness patients
Nov. 12, 2009Yesterday afternoon, 16-year-old Elizabeth, an Alexander High School student staying at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after her recent appendix surgery, hosted a visitor equipped with a guitar, tambourine and lollipop-shaped drum.
OU environmentalist returns to teach, provide global insight
Nov. 12, 2009Rebecca McKinsey For the Post rm279109@ohiou.edu
Electronics, toilet paper targets of Riverpark thefts
Nov. 12, 2009Burglars snatched several hundred dollars worth of electronics and toilet paper from two separate student apartments in Riverpark Towers earlier this week.
Mix of musical styles find its way to Casa Cantina
Nov. 12, 2009The Spikedrivers will bring their sound of rock 'n' roll, country and blues to Casa Cantina, 4 W. State St., at 10 tonight.
OU denies link to medical negligence
Nov. 12, 2009Ohio University denied its affiliation with an Athens Medical Associates doctor who is being sued for medical negligence after injecting an OU student with a drug, the side effects of which caused the student's death.
Men's Basketball: Young players to step up, carry 'Cats in absence of veteran leadership
Nov. 12, 2009This season, Ohio does not have a proven leader.
Council vote might relocate holiday parking
Nov. 12, 2009City Council will decide Monday whether to shift free uptown parking during the holiday shopping season from Court Street to the Washington Street parking garage.
A Priest, a Minister and a Rabbi: Professor tackles questions of intelligent design
Nov. 11, 2009After half a dozen requests for interviews, several responses of unavailability and one outright rude refusal, I received a fairly interesting open-ended response from Professor Steve Hays from Classics and World Religions who had my e-mail forwarded to him by biology professor Scott Moody.
