Happy Birthday to me. On Tuesday, I will tear a page from the calendar of my life as I turn 23 years old. I love birthdays, and not just my own. I love the idea of them: celebrating someone's life and the continuation of it.
Ohio's senior leaders might not play in the final home games of the season.
The recession has left local families hungry for government assistance.
A grand jury indicted two men Tuesday for violently robbing a female Ohio University student with a deadly weapon on Oct. 3.
Alexander Marietta's Top 5 Items That Should Be Taxed Before Cigarettes:
The Student Senate President is determined to open Ohio University's Budget Planning Council meetings - but to do so he'll have to overcome almost unanimous opposition from other council members.
An Ohio University student said yesterday she wants an OU football player to pay for her leg injuries and mangled motorcycle after a crash last month.
A world-traveling environmental chemist told Athens citizens yesterday that the fluoride in the public water supply could cause health problems.
Ohio University intends to hire a new associate athletics director of development, the athletics director announced yesterday.
Tristan Navera Staff Writer tn336706@ohiou.edu
The days of slaving away in a dining hall's kitchen or tediously manning the cash register during buyback week at the bookstore are over.
An Athens man pleaded not guilty yesterday to accidentally killing a bystander while helping residents repel four would-be robbers during a violent February home invasion.
Many things arrive with spring. Budding flowers sprout forth, nascent birds learn to sing and cool breezes dance playfully in the newly restored green of the trees.
Ridge Robinson emerges alone from around a bend. Only after several long seconds do the rest of the athletes come into view, scrambling to catch up with Ohio's top runner.
As an alumnus of Ohio University, it pains me to see this winless argument continuing to stain the pages of the newspaper that I still make it a priority to read. Last week, Kent Clements and Alexander Marietta wrote a column panning North Face jackets, using their platform at The Post to make personal attacks.
Debby Fulks-Larimer is about to trade cavity care for coffee cups.
The scene is woefully familiar. A smelly underclassman stumbles into one of the dining halls donning a headband, a sweat-drenched T-shirt and Asics. Half-relieved from wrapping up his workout at Ping, he makes a beeline for the nearest food.
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