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Child dies of possible H1N1
Oct. 25, 2009A 3-year-old girl died on Thursday from what the Athens County coroner said could have been the H1N1 virus, commonly known as swine flu.
SDS member takes G-20 case to court after arrest
Oct. 25, 2009An Ohio University student and member of Students for a Democratic Society, a New Left group known for protesting, was arrested following the G-20 Summit and plans to take her case to court, despite an option for community service.
Sustainability Report: B- on report card shows no change
Oct. 25, 2009Earlier this month, the Sustainable Endowments Institute released its annual college sustainability grades, and in several categories, Ohio University didn't make the cut.
Post Column: Smashing Pumpkins has never been good idea
Oct. 25, 2009October at Ohio University is a mystical time. The borogoves are all mimsy. There's ample opportunity to both gimble and gyre if you have the wabe. OU students delight in commemorating the infamous Supreme Court case Humans vs. Zombies. Halloween is so close the anticipation is palpable.
Post Letter: If elected, Chris Fahl will bring new businesses to Athens
Oct. 25, 2009I am writing this letter to encourage everyone to vote for the future of Athens and that means voting for Chris Fahl. Chris has a vision for Athens as a place that will attract new businesses. She knows that the location of a business is based on more than a building close to the highway.
Between the Lines: FarmVille wastes time, teaches nothing of crops
Oct. 25, 2009Americans have always relished the role of stretching things to their extremes. Supersize it. More nuclear weapons than you can shake an olive branch at. Five blades for the closest shave ever!
OU to 'shine a light' on new energy forms at conference
Oct. 25, 2009As a new bill aimed at reducing pollution circulates the U.S. Senate, Ohio University will emphasize new forms of energy when it hosts the Appalachian Regional Commission's conference this week in Baker University Center.
Women's Golf: Finishing holes proves difficult for Bobcats
Oct. 25, 2009After the first round of the All-Ohio Invitational yesterday, the four individuals competing for Ohio found themselves grouped together in the middle of the field.
Provost launches shared governance blog
Oct. 25, 2009Fidler said. If we're going to have a good conversation about shared governance we need to be able to include all of the campuses and having a blog makes that a lot easier.
Clippinger chemical fire hospitalizes 2 students
Oct. 25, 2009The Ohio University Police Department and Athens City Fire Department evacuated Clippinger Laboratories and sent two students to the hospital as a precaution following a chemical fire Friday morning.
Post Letter: Meals on Wheels desperately needs votes to keep rolling
Oct. 25, 2009There is no doubt among any of us that these last 24 months have been very difficult and plain scary at times. Besides the economic impact each citizen and his or her family have had to face, cutbacks have been implemented across the board from government entities many seniors have depended upon. These groups not only bring some semblance of quality to their lives, but much needed nutrition as well.
Town hall, Rwandan speaker to build disability awareness
Oct. 25, 2009Emma Morehart For The Post em170908@ohiou.edu
Post Letter: 'Post' must consider child's future before running picture
Oct. 24, 2009This is a comment in regard to the picture of the little four-year-old girl sitting atop a police car while her mother is being arrested that ran in The Post on Thursday. In my opinion (and others'), it was very distasteful and not at all considerate of this child, who will soon grow older and develop an understanding of what took place.
Blazing couch prompts police crackdown
Oct. 24, 2009Police shut down every party on Oak Street last night after 200 to 300 people gathered around a couch fire in the street, according to a news release.
Post Editorial: Bowled over: Ohio University needs a plan to pay for possible bowl trip
Oct. 24, 2009Ohio University is now bowl eligible
Post Letter: Randy Morris would best represent Athens' 4th Ward
Oct. 24, 2009Christine Fahl has been promoting the use of coalitions to advance community development. As campaign rhetoric, this is high-sounding theory, but let's check her record to see what she really thinks of coalition efforts.
