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?
MULTIMEDIA
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.
Time ripe to buy new cars, shop at local dealerships, despite economic downturn
Apr. 7, 2009Not only is graduating from college exciting for Elisabeth Flannagan, 22, but also that her parents offered to buy her a new car.
Local mental health care providers feel economic stress
Apr. 7, 2009While financial circumstances in Athens County exempt it from statewide mental health care budget cuts, local providers still struggle with funding problems.
What I Do Every Week, Pinky: Columnist tells legend of Jesus' holy, magical mule
Apr. 7, 2009You know you're all thinking it. Especially today.
Theatre production depicts Trojan War through perspective of Greek women
Apr. 7, 2009The story of the Trojan War is familiar to those who have read Homer's Iliad or seen Hollywood's action-packed Troy. While the epic poem and film depicted warriors, neither gave the Greek women characters center stage.
Kenyan rock band to blend 'high energy' choreography, East African music at Baker
Apr. 7, 2009In 1993, five men from Kenya met on a boulder and decided to form a musical group called Jabali - or rock
'Low-key' drama better than its trailers depict
Apr. 7, 2009For a lucky few, graduating means getting a job and starting a career. For most others, graduating means having to take a terrible, low-paying job for months before finally being able to start out in the real world. Adventureland tells the story of one such graduating student who has to get a job working at a rundown Pittsburgh amusement park in 1987.
University Layoffs: Expected cuts would eliminate about 90 employees campus-wide
Apr. 7, 2009he said.
Christian radicals attack uncommon obstacles to American ideals
Apr. 7, 2009but murder is not as immoral as marijuana. If the Supreme Court was not so blinded by a veil of ignorance
