Inkahoots demonstrates craft of screen-printing
Apr. 30, 2009This week, students have the opportunity to wear their art on their sleeves.
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Moms Weekend holds fundraisers for charities benefiting women
Apr. 30, 2009College Bookstore, 50 S. Court St., has always sold shirts commemorating Moms Weekend.
Local bands to play benefit show for Athens dog shelter
Apr. 30, 2009Donkey Coffee and Espresso, 17 ½ W. Washington St., will be going to the dogs tomorrow night for a benefit concert supporting the Athens County Dog Shelter and Friends of the Shelter.
Baseball: Clear skies allow freshmen to shine
Apr. 30, 2009No one has felt the effects of Ohio's 12 rainouts this season more than the Bobcat freshmen pitchers.
Between The Lines: Support Ohio University union workers this May Day
Apr. 30, 2009but if the recipient caught the giver, a kiss was to be exchanged.
Hocking College trustees appoint 2nd president in school's history
Apr. 30, 2009The Hocking College Board of Trustees Tuesday unanimously appointed a successor for John Light, the college's long-time president who became embroiled in investigations of fraud and theft two years ago.
Street preachers condemn OU students
Apr. 30, 2009Self-described preachers Kerrigan Skelly, John McGlone and a man named Tracy demonstrated on College Green yesterday, speaking about evangelism and answering questions from students.
Cincinnati, OU non-stop route to bus students between breaks
Apr. 29, 2009A new bus service is coming next school year to Athens which will cater specifically to Cincinnati-bound Ohio University students.
D.A.R.E. officer requests Ohio grant money, wants to target program to older age groups
Apr. 29, 2009Athens Police Officer Rick Crossen has half of last year's budget to teach kids about drugs, violence and self-esteem, but snuffing D.A.R.E. from Athens City School District's students is out of the question.
Chairwoman accusedof misreported funds
Apr. 29, 2009A complaint filed yesterday with the Ohio Elections Commission against Athens County Democratic Chairwoman Susan Gwinn cites three counts of misreported finances from her 2008 primary campaign for county prosecutor.
Counting on sheep: Americans losing sleep over economic concerns
Apr. 29, 2009Emma Hein is lucky to get a day's worth of sleep in one week.
Softball: Ohio swept in doubleheader
Apr. 29, 2009Deanna Hartsough provided a little lightning for the Bobcats, but it wasn't enough to match Marshall's thunder.
AZA! honors African women on Mom's Weekend
Apr. 29, 2009Since 2003, Paschal Younge, associate professor of multicultural music education, and his wife, Zelma Badu-Younge, have organized the African music and dance concert AZA! at Ohio University. But this year, the performance is part of something larger.
Softball: Final weekend of regular season awaits Bobcats
Apr. 29, 2009The Bobcats have two games remaining to solidify their seeding in the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
OU student dies after falling from window
Apr. 29, 2009An Ohio University sophomore died yesterday after falling from the fourth floor of his residence hall Tuesday night.
What's on your plate?: Paula Deen cooks 'killer' Southern
Apr. 29, 2009I'm a huge fan of the Food Network. I watch it like it's my job. My favorite television personality has to be Ina Garten of Barefoot Contessa fame. I have two of her cookbooks and have made her special brownie mix that Food Network sells online.
Professor likens popular religions to feuding siblings at lecture series
Apr. 29, 2009While many modern conflicts are spurred by differences among Judaism, Islam and Christianity, all three groups share common ground.
Track: Though away, Jesse O Classic is just down the road for Ohio
Apr. 29, 2009Transportation will be a little easier this weekend.
Post Editorial: Nice surprise
Apr. 29, 2009When Ohio University safety Michael Mitchell was the 47th overall draft pick in the NFL Draft last week, no one was expecting it. Even ESPN was unprepared; it had none of his highlights to show the astonished audiences. But Oakland Raiders coach Tom Cable, knowing that Mitchell was on many teams' radars, decided he wanted the player he calledprobably the most ferocious hitter in the draft.
