So it may, or may not come as a shock to you, but I do other things than write this column. And yes, before you ask, I AM as good at other things as I am with coming to you weekly with ridiculously insightful insights. (Hard to believe, isn't it?)
When Jared McCathren visited the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships to tie up any loose ends before he took off Spring Quarter, the information that greeted him was almost as jarring as the tumor that brought him there.
Editor's note: This letter was distributed to all Athens-campus students via e-mail last night.
Student Senate presidential candidates Rob Leary and Molly Shea clashed over the steps that senate should take next year in the final presidential debate before Thursday's election.
It seems a lot of college professors didn't like my column last week about academic socialism. Though conspicuously short on details, a University of Oregon professor declared the analogy between grade redistribution and wealth redistributionreally dumb. (This should show you what sophisticated thinkers most of these professors are: They call everything they disagree with dumb.)
Joe Carbone has watched a lot of quality baseball players move through Ohio in his 21 years as coach.
Ohio University's conversion to Catmail for student e-mail accounts, which was slated to begin tomorrow, has been delayed after officials decided there was not enough time to make the shift smoothly.
The Bobcats put up a strong fight, but in the end, were unable to come away with the win.
While most of Ohio's top athletes did not compete this weekend, one Bobcat nearly qualified for the NCAA Mideast Regional meet.
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Brandon Besl's big weekend at the plate put Ohio back on track.
This article was reported by Dave Hendricks, Gail Burkhardt and Laura Service, and written by Dave Hendricks.
Zach Elmer is the first to admit that his senior season hasn't gone as planned.
When Ohio University alumnus Chris Loy was asked by his crush if she could hang a banner at his house on Palmer Street during a party in 1991, he had no idea they would be married just a few years later.
Trinia Green had to quit her full-time job and her retired husband, Ed, had to go back to work so that they could raise Trina's three young grandsons - a situation neither of them expected to find themselves in after their 60th birthdays.
Ohio athletics earned high marks when the NCAA released its annual Academic Progress Rate report this week.
Co-creator of the Island Heat Caribbean Music Festival Landon Cohen, former OU football player and a defensive tackle for the Detroit Lions, talked to The Post's Gina Edwards about the Island Heat Caribbean Music Festival, coming back to Athens and the afterparty.
With the Mid-American Conference Championships a week away, coach Clay Calkins isn't taking any chances.
A three-way crash lined up traffic along East State St. Friday after a maroon Grand Prix tried to cross five lanes between Save-A-Lot and Dunkin's Diamonds.
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