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Post Letter: Columnist has no right to promote pornography

Feb. 6, 2010

I read the recent Pillow Talk column about a girl who has discovered that her boyfriend watches porn. I was quite upset by the columnist's reply that his behavior is normal and is not a big deal. Viewing pornography is wrong. It may be relatively common in today's culture, but that does not justify it as right, or even acceptable. Pornography makes sex into a commodity, rather than something precious and intimate. It cheapens love, devalues women and destroys relationships.

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Swimming & Diving: 'Cats extend winning streak by skin of their suits

Feb. 6, 2010

One's a win, two's a trend and three's a streak. But eight victories in a row can only be described as being on a roll.

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Hockey: Sweep gives Bobcats league title, trip to tournament

Feb. 6, 2010

Ohio's snipers outdueled Iowa State's machine gun-style offense this weekend as the Bobcats swept the Cyclones and claimed a league title.

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Professor enthralls audience with history of cross-cultural vegetable

Feb. 6, 2010

Terrell A. Morgan walked into Gordy 301 Friday not knowing what to expect.

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Post Editorial: Hockey Night: OU's consistent club team deserves recognition for its accomplishments

Feb. 6, 2010

What may be Ohio University's most successful sports team continued its run of dominance this weekend, and we think it is time to highlight the club's success.

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OU Jazz Ensembles to play in preferred, cozy venue tonight

Feb. 4, 2010

Jazz music is best performed in an intimate setting that allows the performers to feed off the energy of the crowd and let it guide their improvisation.

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Musician brings solo act to Donkey Coffee

Feb. 4, 2010

Adam Torres started playing music 10 years ago while he was in high school, just for the fun of it. For the last five years, the West Chester, Ohio, native has been playing in the Athens area - first as a part of local band Southeast Engine, and more recently as a solo act.

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Local Bobcats hope to impress in Marietta

Feb. 4, 2010

The indoor track team will travel to Marietta today for the Alumni Open.

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Men's Basketball: 'Cats survive late Toledo charge to secure victory over conference foe

Feb. 4, 2010

Short-handed, the Bobcats needed to play inspired basketball.

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Student seeks reimbursement for belongings stolen during break

Feb. 4, 2010

A freshman wants Ohio University to pay nearly $1,000 for electronics and clothing stolen from his James Hall room during winter break. The case is the first stemming from several thefts in the residence hall over break.

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Students channel vaginas during 'Monologues,' give cash to charity

Feb. 4, 2010

Usually, Ohio University junior Justine Blocksom would not rant about tampons, thongs and gynecologists in front of people, but tonight she will do it in front of an audience.

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Lyricology: Indie pop band draws inspiration from fear, movie

Feb. 4, 2010

Editor's Note: This story is part of a series examining the inspiration and lyrics of songs written by bands performing in Athens.

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Hockey: Ohio nears league title

Feb. 4, 2010

Picking up win number 28 this weekend would be more than just another victory.

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Women's Basketball: Senior guard rebounds from early struggles

Feb. 4, 2010

and right now they are

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Board rejects fraternity's plea for reduced penalty

Feb. 4, 2010

An Ohio University appeals board denied Delta Tau Delta's request for a reduced punishment yesterday.

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Post Letter: OU's future relies on students' mixed approach to education

Feb. 3, 2010

Dear readers, please play with your own lovely interpretive apparatus when I say:

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Linguistics professor to present history of the word 'okra'

Feb. 3, 2010

A simple vegetable will serve as the focus of a presentation on etymology and the history of language headed up by Ohio State University professor Terrell Morgan.

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College of Education receives $28 million gift

Feb. 3, 2010

After receiving $13.3 million last month, Ohio University's College of Education announced yesterday another multi-million dollar gift from the same donor.

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Post Letter: Union backs candidate before rival enters race

Feb. 3, 2010

It is interesting that the Communications Workers of America union has endorsed Debbie Phillips as their state representative in the 92nd district, even before CWA officials were aware if there was an opponent. They have not yet seen and certainly have not yet examined the challenger. The union has chosen someone without knowing the facts.

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Swimming & Diving: Bobcats bid farewell to seniors

Feb. 3, 2010

Saturday afternoon, Chelsey Bower will dive into the pool at the Aquatics Center for the last time as a Bobcat.