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Baseball: Bobcats face 12th rainout
Apr. 28, 2009Ohio's game at Cleveland State, scheduled for 6 p.m. yesterday, was canceled because of rain.
Backtalk: Infielder talks rainouts, spring fests
Apr. 28, 2009Hayden Johnston sat down with The Post's Dylan Scott to talk about everything from hitting behind Marc Krauss to spring fests. Injuries hampered the senior from Strattanville, Pa., early in his career. He broke his wrist as a sophomore and took the field just 27 times in 2008. But he's back with a purpose this season, starting every game and batting behind the leadoff combo of Gauntlett Eldemire and Marc Krauss. He is second on the Bobcats with a .396 average at the plate and has pelted a team-high 16 doubles to go with eight home runs.
Softball: Marshall doubleheader to end Ohio seniors' home careers
Apr. 28, 2009Jill Viguers and Allie Farrington are about to turn the page on their Bobcat softball careers.
Students could see new e-mail system upgrades this quarter
Apr. 27, 2009Ohio University will outsource its e-mail service later this quarter to Microsoft if a contract is secured.
Baseball: Outfielder finds success in swing
Apr. 27, 2009Three times last weekend, Gauntlett Eldemire led off the bottom of the first inning with the Bobcats trailing No. 25 Kent State by at least two runs.
Your Turn: Senate, student body must value respect to succeed
Apr. 27, 2009As a former student and current instructor at Ohio University, I am reluctant to get involved in what is clearly a matter for students to resolve. Yet the hilarity of the situation was impossible to refute. Hoping to refrain from adding further diatribes and proverbial fuel to the fire, I would simply quote Brecht's The Solution:
Faculty Senate: Censure debated, 2 weeks from vote
Apr. 27, 2009Faculty Senate vigorously debated promotion and tenure procedures and a possible censure of top Ohio University administrators at an extraordinary meeting last night.
Former comic educates students on greater, safer sex
Apr. 27, 2009Maria Falzone, who's from a suburb of Washington D.C., started out as a stand-up comic. Along her way she was introduced to sex education, and since then Falzone has been traveling and teaching students how to have great, safe sex. Falzone spoke with Post
Column: Kiper's expertise equal to fans'
Apr. 27, 2009After about a dozen years of closely following and understanding the NFL draft, it has become apparent that the nomenclature draft expert is the most absurd job title in all things sports.
Club sports face restructuring
Apr. 27, 2009Ohio University's 35 club sports will undergo an overhaul next fall as the department steers funding toward more active clubs and away from inactive ones.
Notebook: Walk-on excels in scrimmage
Apr. 27, 2009Ohio's most productive running back in the spring game on Saturday isn't even on the team's 105-man roster.
Football: Former Bobcat cornerback to try out for NFL Lions
Apr. 27, 2009Former Ohio cornerback Mark Parson has been invited to the Detroit Lions' first mini-camp this Thursday.
Teachers' retirement creates hope for jobs
Apr. 27, 2009said McIntyre, an Ohio University sophomore studying middle childhood education. My parents and grandparents are always saying
A priest, a minister and a rabbi: U.N. resolution protects rights of institutions, not people
Apr. 27, 2009Imagine a world where speaking or publishing criticism of a religion is a human rights violation, where displaying the Icthus-fish-gone-Darwin car decal is considered punishable by the international community, where calling one religion's God false is reason for national action.
Hocking board memberdestroys public records
Apr. 27, 2009Hocking College may be facing a showdown with its professional staff union about the destruction of public records related to a search for a new president.
Hunger' a must-see at independent film festival,While the closest some want to get to an independent film is Juno
Apr. 27, 2009the Athens International Film and Video Festival allows others a chance to see independent and unique filmmaking from all over the world.
Post Editorial: Tone-deaf
Apr. 27, 2009By the end of next year, Ohio University students could be managing their education a little differently. OU officials are pushing for technology and software upgrades for the university network. It could be a step forward - but for students it comes at a price. So why don't student representatives have a say in the matter?
