In response to Thursday's letter to the editor written by Mr. Bodie Stewart - a linguistics instructor here at Ohio University - and to the vocal minority that has publicly criticized and condemned me ... (which, by the way, I have no problem with. I am not easily offended. Oh, and I loved the posters around campus. Ha-ha, classy.)
A lovely May day it was Friday afternoon. The birds sang in their boughs. The students trundled to class. The religious hate-mongers spewed their bile on College Green. It may be that I skipped a Sunday school class or two, but as I recall it, Jesus was a proponent of loving all people, no matter if they looked at a naked picture or not. That's not to say that Christianity hasn't had a lengthy and tumultuous history of insensitivity and violence. It most certainly has. This does not, however, give credence to the preachers who have come from across the country to indoctrinate good, simple-minded Athenians and convince Jews that they are ripe for the burn-pile.
The Athens County Democratic Party chairwoman struck a sport utility vehicle with a U-Haul vehicle Friday in a Columbus Road parking lot.
The Athens County Democratic Party Chairwoman struck an SUV with a U-Haul vehicle Friday at a Columbus Road gas station.
The Bobcats may not have accomplished their goal of winning a Mid-American Conference Championship, but they left the tournament with their heads up.
In a bizarre sequence at home plate, the Bobcats earned a 4-0 win and a crucial split in their final regular-season game yesterday in Akron.
Eric Hansen's sarcastic sense of humor, passion for Cleveland sports and endearing smile are just some of the things that will be missed about the Ohio University sophomore who died Wednesday.
Officials say that swine flu does not come from eating pig by-products - but in response to recent outbreaks, Russia has banned all meat imports
The Bobcats played consistent golf in the first two rounds of the Mid-American Conference Championships.
While Unite and iOU parties vie to get ahead in the Student Senate race, a pair of candidates quietly continue independent campaigns on their own.
A collection of student-written, student-directed and student-cast plays opens tonight as the Lost Flamingo Company brings lobsters, catapults and pillow talk to the stage.
The price for a first class stamp is set to increase from 42 to 44 cents May 11, but some people purchase stamps with no intention of using them, instead choosing to save them for years.
Ohio University's West 82 food court labeled its regularly served peanut soup as Somali Pirate Peanut Soup yesterday, a joke deemed highly inappropriate by a top Dining Services official.
Bromley Hall experienced a fire drill around 3 a.m. on Friday. The cause has been traced by campus security to the seventh floor, where a sprinkler head was found broken. This caused flooding down to the first floor, mostly affecting rooms located beneath the sprinkler’s path.
Moms Weekend is here, and one way to celebrate is to go to a rave - a Rave For Fashion.
When Ohio University students vote on May 14 to support or oppose a new technology fee, their opinions will come too late to affect Columbus decision-makers.
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