Sports Column: US Olympic hockey team leaves underdog status behind
Feb. 22, 2010These American kids are just young enough not to know any better.
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Post Letters: Climate column relies on improper research
Feb. 22, 2010Recently, I was invited to share some thoughts regarding issues in Iraq with a large group of undergraduate students involved in tackling global policy issues. As part of the discussion, I asked the group, How many of you have taken or intend to take any history classes as part of your undergraduate education?
Proposed noise limit generates loud criticism
Feb. 22, 2010Student Senate vehemently condemn(ed) a proposed City Council ordinance last night that would require city permission for any band or DJ to perform outdoors in a residential area.
OU's resident turtle expert coordinates Maryland classroom learning program
Feb. 22, 2010An Ohio University professor is working with an environmental organization and students in Maryland to develop environmental awareness and improve the survival rate of diamondback terrapin turtles - Maryland's state reptile.
Post Letters: Noise ordinance aims to calm party mentality
Feb. 22, 2010As the two student representatives on a committee of 10 members revising the noise ordinance to address outdoor amplified sound, we feel the need to explain and clarify a few things regarding the proposed ordinance. Although we are members of Student Senate, this is not being endorsed or supported by Senate.
Ongoing budget reconstruction prompts questions
Feb. 22, 2010Faculty Senate questioned the provost last night about the budget process, wondering whether it is really different from past years and what the next steps will include.
Post Letters: No one can consent when under the influence
Feb. 22, 2010Buried in the back of Thursday's Post was a seemingly innocent column about whether or not men should lie when trying to get a girl to go home with them. Ms. Long began well, explaining that it's important to remember that when alcohol is involved
Ben Harper to perform in Athens
Feb. 22, 2010Ohio University has booked Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Ben Harper for an April 16 show.
Father concludes OU, O'Bleness uninvolved in daughter's death
Feb. 22, 2010The father of an Ohio University student who died in 2008 dropped his civil complaint against the university and the O'Bleness Health System last week after concluding neither played a role in his daughter's death.
Post Letters: $20 basketball tickets take advantage of siblings
Feb. 22, 2010As Athens welcomed sibs this past weekend, the men's basketball game became a popular attraction for students and their kin. I was very pleased with the effort our Bobcats put into an impressive win, but sorely disappointed with one thing: Ticket prices.
OU online enrollment more than triples in past 5 years
Feb. 22, 2010In recent years, Ohio University has seen a substantial increase in its online enrollment numbers, mirroring national trends.
Downplay continues climb to success, comes closer to signing contract
Feb. 22, 2010After playing in front of representatives of major record labels such as Atlantic, Epic and Mercury, amongst others at the Newport Music Hall in Columbus Saturday night, local rock band Downplay is even closer to signing a recording contract.
Proposed budget cut prompts discussion on allocation of funds
Feb. 22, 2010Olivia Arbogast For The Post oa191109ohiou.edu
James Hall residential coordinator dies in Columbus
Feb. 22, 2010Smith said. It's a tremendous loss for the university and for his family.
Honor Code Council submits ballot request
Feb. 22, 2010After two years of work, the proposed Ohio University Student Honor Code is a week away from the vote to place it on a university-wide ballot.
Diagnostic Hybrids seeks new ownership, purchase benefits OU
Feb. 22, 2010San Diego-based diagnostic testing company Quidel Corporation finalized its purchase of Diagnostic Hybrids Inc. for about $130 million cash Friday.
Post Letter: Homophobic insults highlight intolerance
Feb. 22, 2010Oh, Athens and OU, how you have disappointed me. Six years ago, as a freshman at Athens High School, I came out of the closet and told the world, I'm gay! Despite knowing that my heavily conservative family would greatly disapprove of what they called my lifestyle choice
City Council: Curbside recycling fees could rise
Feb. 22, 2010Athens City Council might need to increase curbside recycling charges because the city lost about $300,000 in 2009 revenue after a sales drop of items made from recycled materials.
Women's Basketball: Bobcats shoot to overcome rut
Feb. 22, 2010Many Ohio students have a variety of reasons to hate Miami.
