With 31 grams of sugar and 36 milligrams of caffeine in one can, Mountain Dew has grown in popularity among children and teens, but was originally marketed to the Appalachian region.
More than 1,000 Ohio deer tested negative for a fatal brain disease, yet there is some evidence to suggest the disease is spreading to the Midwest.
On Feb. 28, columnist Connie Schultz proposed a very provocative question to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Should a person with no hope of recovery from a worsening disease be allowed to choose when he or she will die? No person should have to endure terminal suffering that makes death unbearable or prolonged. When terminally ill patients feel that the benefits of life are outweighed and overshadowed by uncontrollable pain, loss of dignity or loss of the quality of life, they should be able to ask for and receive help in assisted suicide.
Blue Eagle Music on South Court Street may look unassuming from outside, but with its solid oak floors, coal burning stove and high ceilings, the setting is more akin to 1909 than 2009. And for regular customer Tim Peacock, that ambiance is a huge part of what makes the place so special.
For many dental professionals, it's easy to tell that children habitually drink soda just by looking at their teeth.
Graduate Student Senate passed a resolution at last night's meeting asking that graduate students be given a parking distinction allowing them to park in commuter lots over night.
Students might need a bailout to afford college education as stocks stumble, college saving plans plummet in value and financial assistance is harder to find.
The Kindle must be an accessory to the Snuggie, if one was judging solely on the target markets. But a group of Ivy League schools has made attempts to bring the grayscale reading device to campus - and not just for irony's sake, like some have done with the backwards bathrobe that haunts daytime TV.
It isn't often a team has to play against two opponents in the same game, but the Bobcats have been doing just that lately and without much success.
Prosecutors say he held a 20-month-old girl under 140-degree water, leaving her covered in first- and second-degree burns, but to his family, Andrew Hutchins is a good man unjustly accused of burning his girlfriend's daughter.
Incoming freshmen may have an additional program on their plate next year before they even step on campus.
Ohio University employees have requested about $124 million in federal stimulus money so far for research and infrastructure projects.
Across America these days we live in an era of university corporatization that flavors Ohio University's faculty union dialogue. Corporatization at OU did not begin with President McDavis, although he appears to like its taste. President Glidden explicitly embraced the corporate model in his first years at OU. President Ping, in persuading the 1978 Faculty Senate to give up democratic voting dean removal rights, gave the corporate model a healthy boost.
An ordinance eliminating two Athens Police Department positions was introduced and State Representative Debbie Phillips (D) spoke on the state's operating budget at last night's City Council meeting.
Lost Flamingo Company will present their fifth annual performance of The Vagina Monologues tonight in Baker Center Ballroom.
Some study abroad programs and Spring Quarter courses will likely be dropped because of the shortened Winter Intersession under Ohio University's semester system.
Jessica Ziepfel's favorite Sunday activity involves a newspaper and a pair of scissors.
Ohio's nonconference schedule through 2015, announced yesterday by Athletic Director Jim Schaus, features the resurgence of the Ohio-Marshall rivalry and another match-up with the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Ohio came into Sunday's game against Buffalo trying to rewrite the record book.
Matt Reedy has a herniated disc between his C6-C7 vertebrae, which is putting pressure on his spinal chord.
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