Although Ohio University colleges managed not to lay off tenured or tenure-track faculty in the most recent round of budget cuts, they did lose non-tenured faculty positions and will suffer from unfilled vacancies, reductions many deans say could negatively impact instruction.
Cheating is bad. So is plagiarism. So is any other form of academic dishonesty.
While riding my bicycle home from my Italian 113 class in Gordy Hall on a sunny Athens day, I decided to stop in at Campus Sundry for a cold beverage. I was leaning my bike against the cement block outside when a meter officer came running across the street toward me. She was breathing heavily and looked angry, as if someone stole her precious ticket-giving machine. I quickly learned she did not lose her machine after all and began demanding identification from me. She then punched out a $20 violation for riding my bicycle on the sidewalk and pointed to the nearest Bicycles Prohibited sign, if you could even call it that. It only makes sense to me that if Athens Police are ticketing bicyclists, who in a split second cross from private property to public property, then the signs prohibiting where you can and cannot ride bicycles should be kept visible. Who really knows when they go from on-campus to off-campus in this small-town campus? Am I alone in feeling this way?
said officials from the Athens Police Department.
organizers and law enforcement hope to keep Six Fest an eventless event, founder Dominic Petrozzi said.
Ohio is rested and healthy for the most important meet of the year.
Two miscues were too much for the Bobcats to overcome.
It breaks my heart to see current students tearing apart the town that I love. I attended Palmerfest as an undergrad; my husband's band played it during our senior year. We get it. We understand what it means. What happened this past weekend, however, is shameful and contrary to the spirit of the fests.
While most students' class goals are to get a good grade and fulfill a graduation requirement, Sandi Combs and a team of students are using their event planning class to try and make a difference.
For one couple in Belpre, making wine started out as a simple hobby to make gifts for their friends and family.
Think outside the box.
part of International Week, will introduce students to study abroad options and relate the experiences of students who have studied abroad in the past, said Lori Lammert, assistant director of the Office of Education Abroad.
David Moore, also known as Da King of Hearts, first began rapping when he heard the song Too Legit To Quit by MC Hammer when he was just 3 years old and 17 years later, he has certainly not quit.
What makes a playoff series great?
I'm a candidate on the iOU ticket for Student Senate. Last year I was the Birthday Party's candidate for Vice President. I'm now running against many of the people I worked with this time last spring. I have the utmost respect for Will Klatt and Molly Shea, but I want to say something about the labels that have been put forth. The claim has been made that iOU, which is currently campaigning for seats on next year's Student Senate, represents the same kind of failure that previous Student Senates have achieved. I refute the claim on all points. Notice the word failure is in quotes. Putting that word at the end of a sentence ignores the successes that the Student Senate has accomplished this year; much in the same way that accusing someone of being a social climber, without knowing anything about them, ignores much of the good that individual does.
Two Ohio University Board of Trustees members made donations to the governors who appointed them during their tenure, a practice that would be outlawed if a 2006 bill passed the General Assembly.
Bands have T-shirts, posters and stickers promoting their music. Now, some bands in southeast Ohio can add pizzas to that list.
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