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A classic twist

Luke Abaffy's Pandora Radio account includes personalized radio stations inspired by some of his favorite artists: Modest Mouse and The Kinks.


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Post Editorial: Democracy? Not now

Amy Goodman, host of the independent news show Democracy Now!, was honored last week as a keynote speaker for the 2009 Schuneman Symposium at the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism. She also broadcasted her program live from WOUB studios in the Radio-Television Communications building.


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Green With Envy: Women's rights, education vital for population control

Overpopulation is an environmental concern, but a preventative measure in dealing with it lies in the realm of women's rights. Better sexual education, better access to contraceptives and more women's rights around the globe are key components to avoiding an overpopulation dilemma.



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University to cut 30 student PACE jobs

Ohio University is eliminating 30 student jobs in the Program to Aid Career Exploration (PACE) next year as the endowment that created the program has taken a hit.


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Net books could become next year's spiral notebooks

There's this stereotype that journalism majors are not to be trusted with math. However, I ask you to give me a chance here with one very, very basic equation. I promise I will not disappoint.


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Elect senators who vow to represent constituents

The recent actions of Michael Adeyanju's Student Senate illustrate the need for students to take a hard look at the candidates in this year's Student Senate election. To those of us who voted for The Birthday Party last spring, Adeyanju's complete submission to administrators comes as no surprise. His presidency makes Tim Vonville's Student Senate look like a champion of student concerns. Student Senate elections shouldn't be about popularity or who has been on Student Senate longer; it should be about electing senators who will actually represent students. The Ability and Accountability Party certainly hasn't done that, and it is imperative that students elect senators this spring who will stand up to President McDavis and the Board of Trustees.

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