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Elect senators who vow to represent constituents

The recent actions of Michael Adeyanju's Student Senate illustrate the need for students to take a hard look at the candidates in this year's Student Senate election. To those of us who voted for The Birthday Party last spring, Adeyanju's complete submission to administrators comes as no surprise. His presidency makes Tim Vonville's Student Senate look like a champion of student concerns. Student Senate elections shouldn't be about popularity or who has been on Student Senate longer; it should be about electing senators who will actually represent students. The Ability and Accountability Party certainly hasn't done that, and it is imperative that students elect senators this spring who will stand up to President McDavis and the Board of Trustees.


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Working for votes

Ohio University Student Senate election campaigns formally began today with at least two tickets vying to lead senate in the 2009-10 year.



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'Kumar' actor unusual choice as Obama's public liaison

Before I start, if you are a fan of the show House, M.D., and if you haven't seen the episodeSimple Explanation from April 6th, then here there be spoilers. If you'd like to read my column (I really would appreciate it), you should go look up the episode on Hulu and watch it.


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Victim's family sues for damages

The parents of a murdered Hocking College student have sued the man convicted of fatally stabbing their daughter, demanding monetary damages for mental anguish and medical expenses.


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Derby Virgins Plan a Trip

On May 2, 2009, the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby will end with another horse necklaced by roses and another horse-owner with dreams of a Triple Crown. And me.


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Author comes to OU

In her books Lakota Woman and Ohitika Woman, Native American author Mary Crow Dog describes life on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota.


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$1.62 million budget cut hits OIT labs

Ohio University's Office of Information Technology will slash $1.62 million from its budget next year, which will include restructuring a computer lab in the Computer Services Center and eliminating the network's backup Internet connection.


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