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High schooler 'kicks ass' in super action-comedy
Apr. 17, 2010Superheroes are super for a reason. They have a super power, or they have a super purpose for taking out evil villains, restoring peace and dealing justice to the world. High school student and avid comic book fan Dave Lizewski (Aaron Johnson) has none of that, but it doesn't stop him from becoming his town's local do-gooder, Kick-Ass.
OU approves 'war and peace,' 'bioinformatics' programs
Apr. 17, 2010Ohio University's Board of Trustees signed off on two new undergraduate certificate programs at their quarterly meeting last week.
Board approves 2 new undergraduate certificates
Apr. 17, 2010Ohio University's Board of Trustees signed off on two new undergraduate programs at their quarterly meeting last week.
Faculty Senate: Resolutions center on athletic funding, class retakes
Apr. 17, 2010Ohio University's Faculty Senate, which has been outspokenly critical of athletics' spending, will consider two resolutions about Intercollegiate Athletics reform tonight, while also discussing the number of times students may retake a course.
Volleyball: Setter seeks to end career on high note
Apr. 17, 2010Senior Michelle Jantsch will attempt to verify the old adage that says a team is only as good as its seniors.
Campaign capitalizes on fundraising
Apr. 17, 2010Ohio University has raised more than $200 million dollars during the past three years through its Capital Campaign, and university officials say they hope to raise more than $350 million by 2016.
Women's Golf:'Cats beat nature to take top-3 finish
Apr. 17, 2010Podium finishes are rare for the women's golf team, but not at the Stone Ridge Golf Club in Bowling Green.
Former dean to retire to avoid losing tenure
Apr. 17, 2010A College of Business professor accused of having inappropriate relationships with students and his secretary will retire at the end of June.
Baseball: Offense stays hot in series win
Apr. 17, 2010Robert Maddox III made sure there would be no offensive decline in Gauntlett Eldemire's absence.
Post Letter: Republican senator to give speech Tuesday
Apr. 17, 2010It's often said that there is more than one side to every story, and that one's understanding of the truth isn't complete until one finds and understands an opposing viewpoint. This is true, and often in the day-to-day life of a college student, there isn't enough time to seek out opposing viewpoints. When that happens, people's understanding of how things work becomes skewed and unrealistic.
Republican senator to give speech Tuesday
Apr. 17, 2010It's often said that there is more than one side to every story, and that one's understanding of the truth isn't complete until one finds and understands an opposing viewpoint. This is true, and often in the day-to-day life of a college student, there isn't enough time to seek out opposing viewpoints. When that happens, people's understanding of how things work becomes skewed and unrealistic.
Kroger VP to replace Kidder as top trustee
Apr. 17, 2010University's Board of Trustees will have a new chairwoman at its June meeting.
Ohio pulls through weather, finishes 3rd
Apr. 17, 2010Podium finishes are rare for the women's golf team, but not at the Stone Ridge Golf Club in Bowling Green.
Football: Second scrimmage signals success for Bobcat defense
Apr. 17, 2010Stafford Gatling and the defense hadn't forgotten allowing three touchdowns during their first scrimmage.
Brave New World: Blast from the past reveals a different OU
Apr. 17, 2010With a $13.75 million budget gap and a looming 3.5 percent tuition hike, some students and faculty are ready to proclaim Ohio University is on a self-induced trek to an era of oblivion and might never experience another golden era.
Fee increases to force 'balancing act' for students
Apr. 17, 2010Ohio University students will pay more for classes, dorms and meal plans next year, in addition to a general fee increase, after the Board of Trustees approved fee increases Friday.
Beta Theta Pi promotes positive side of Greek Life in cookout
Apr. 17, 2010After a rough year for the fraternities at Ohio University, Beta Theta Pi hoped to improve the relationships with the university and Greek Life by hosting a barbeque for administrators and faculty Saturday.
Grad Senate revokes criticism on conduct
Apr. 17, 2010and it is in this spirit that I will address Ms. Greiner's own lack of information.
OU to gain more than $72,000 from AIG settlement
Apr. 17, 2010Ohio University will receive more than $72,000 from an April 7 settlement with American International Group after Ohio's attorney general prosecuted the company for violating the state's antitrust laws.
