I was appalled to read Kevin Zieber's column last Friday, in which he charged conservatives not once, but four times, with wishing Democratic politicians dead while producing not one shred of evidence to back up his claims.
Two game-winning buzzer beaters in a week might be asking too much.
Being the starting point guard as a freshman might appear to be a daunting task.
Just weeks ago, my fellow Cleveland Browns supporters were calling for nothing short of the beheading of coach Eric Mangini.
For the lead singer of Earwig, sleeping is an essential part of songwriting.
This weekend the Bobcats head into a familiar situation - a tournament crammed with top-20 Division I schools.
Ohio University officials sought a second opinion on student health care yesterday - recruiting Auburn University's top medical official to evaluate Hudson Health Center.
They had 'em right where they wanted 'em, and let 'em off the hook.
An Ohio University alumnus wants the son of a former congressional candidate to fork over more than $1 million for stabbing him twice after a fraternity party in 2007.
The Ohio University School of Dance has an eventful winter season planned, culminating with the American College Dance Festival Association regional conference, to be hosted on campus Mar. 19-22.
When Student Senate convenes its first meeting of the quarter at 7:15 tonight, its president will be absent.
Winter intersession provided students a 6-week respite from the classroom, but the Bobcats did not rest until they had climbed atop the Central States Collegiate Hockey League.
Ohio University wants students to make sure their windows are closed and heaters unobstructed as temperatures fall - and complaints about dorm heating rise.
Ohio University received $67.8 million in state, federal and private funding during fiscal year 2009, $7.5 million more than the previous year.
The Ohio University Office for Diversity, Access and Equity is encouraging undergraduate students to submit works on diversity for its conference next quarter.
As researchers investigate why female students are almost twice as likely to participate in a study abroad program than male students are, Ohio University continues to reflect the trend despite what university officials call gender neutral programming.
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