Friends of NRA to display firearms, hold auction at Nelson Commons
Apr. 9, 2009Nelson Commons will be hosting a Friends of NRA banquet and auction tomorrow with firearms and memorabilia on display.
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Football: Hard hitters compete to replace all-MAC cornerback spots
Apr. 8, 2009Cornerbacks coach David Brown is getting accustomed to replacing top-shelf talent.
Because I Said So: Columnist cures spring fever with shining characters
Apr. 8, 2009The recent weather has me eager for spring and ready to fill my brain with sunshine.
Sports Column: Blue Jackets have Columbus buzzing for shot at Stanley Cup
Apr. 8, 2009The Columbus Blue Jackets are heading into unfamiliar waters.
That's What She Said: Long-running soap opera latest victim of recession
Apr. 8, 2009After 72 years on the air, surviving the transition from radio to TV and outlasting numerous competitors, Guiding Light will air its last episode in the fall. In a genre that has outlasted decades of history, a giant has finally fallen in the midst of the current economic recession. For those like me who thought this day would never come, this is further proof that nothing is ever safe.
Your Turn: Beautification Day needs volunteers to beautify Athens
Apr. 8, 2009Athens Community and Students:
Springtime celebration
Apr. 8, 2009As a child, Katie Williams was taught that an Easter egg was like a tomb, and that if it was empty and had no candy or money inside, it represented the empty tomb and Jesus' resurrection.
Prince rocks new sounds on 'LotusFlow3r'
Apr. 8, 2009Prince has always done things his own unique way, from the adoption of an unpronounceable stage name, to the creative control he exercises over his music. His flamboyant aesthetic, on and off the stage, is carried over into his recordings, and his newest album LotusFlow3r is no different.
Post Editorial: Puppet show
Apr. 8, 2009There is only one question left to ask the top officials in Student Senate: Are you student leaders, or are you puppets?
Groce's 1st year comes to end, leaves room for improvement
Apr. 7, 2009John Groce's first year as a coach was like any other freshman season - filled with ups and downs.
Viral meningitis confirmed in Bush Hall, case less severe
Apr. 7, 2009A female Ohio University student is in stable condition and recovering at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital from what school officials are calling a probable case of viral meningitis.
Ohio senate, house to vote on bill banning collection of urine, other bodily substances
Apr. 7, 2009An Ohio Senate bill could prohibit collecting any bodily substance in the state.
Student Senate: Board of Trustees resolutions up for debate
Apr. 7, 2009Ohio University Student Senators are submitting two new resolutions regarding the Board of Trustees.
Band of the Week: Eco-conscious rock band takes root in Athens with Earth-themed melodies
Apr. 7, 2009Although many people in Athens do their part to spread the word about environmentalism, Amethystone is one of the first local bands to incorporate it into its music.
Psychology students send out SOS for information regarding OU mental health resources
Apr. 7, 2009For undergraduates studying psychology, it can be a challenge to find an extracurricular activity relating to their major. Jen Segula, a senior studying psychology, decided to fix this problem at Ohio University by co-founding a group called Students Overcoming Stigma last year.
Your Turn: OU Events interns recognize dismissed administrator
Apr. 7, 2009While we understand the necessity of restructuring the administration of the university due to extensive budget cuts, we feel that Gretchen Stephens' dismissal is a devastating loss to our university community. She has not only been a supervisor to us, she has been a mentor both professionally and personally. Furthermore, we are not the only students and staff who have been touched by Gretchen's benevolence in serving as a teacher and as an administrator.
