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$35 million could surpass OU fundraising objectives

Tuesday's sale of Diagnostic Hybrids, a local company backed by Ohio University, will send at least $35 million to the university's foundation - the second windfall for the fundraising organization in less than a week.



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Post Letter: Football team, Marching 110 stand side by side on game day

As an Ohio University football player - that is, a former player as of the clock striking zero at the end of the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl - no one loves the Marching 110 more. No group on this campus wants to see the band reach exclusive status and perform in national events like the football team.


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Listen Locally

A musical group can be difficult to discover if it is not on the Top 40 list, but just because a local band is lacking a platinum record doesn't mean it isn't good. Athens is filled with homegrown music of all types, and tickets to these local acts won't cost $100 like those for more mainstream events might. No matter what genre, Athens has its own crop of talented musicians to fill the show list for the night. The bands listed below are some of Athens best and most diverse.



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Dance students step to Switzerland

When the Cathy Sharp Dance Ensemble from Basel, Switzerland, visited the Ohio University School of Dance in October, junior dance students Stephanie Johnson and Justin Middlebrooks had no idea the company was seeking potential dancers for its upcoming season.


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Gwinn Gives In

Athens County's top Democrat resigned yesterday, appeasing local politicians who say the party needs to move forward without her leadership.


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Benoit fields questions

About 35 students and faculty members joined a lunch date with the provost yesterday afternoon to ask questions and voice concerns about the university and state budget crisis.


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Dining hall courts success, brings changes

In its first week open in over a year and a half, Ohio University's renovated Shively Court served 11,021 students in four days, more than any other dining hall on campus.


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University profits from $130 million sale

Ohio University earned a $35 million return on a 26-year-old, $1 million investment through the purchase of local health-care company Diagnostic Hybrids Inc. This money could go toward fundraising and scholarship programs.


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City council considers conservation project

An Ohio environmental conservation program promoted using native Athens plants to reduce flooding and water pollution at yesterday's Athens City Council Meeting.


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