Center connects faculty, provides teaching tips
Oct. 8, 2008Ohio University's Center for Teaching and Learning is offering extended orientation and mentoring programs to help new faculty members start off on the right foot.
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Student dancers develop modern moves for show
Oct. 8, 2008Even though The Movement has been staging dance performances since the 1970s, no two performances have been the same.
The Love Of A Joo: The making of the mixtape
Oct. 8, 2008Inevitably, there comes a point in a young relationship where a man must demonstrate his love in a tangible way.-
Football: Five questions with LaVon Brazill
Oct. 8, 2008How do you feel you have progressed from your freshman to your sophomore year?
County expects declining investment returns in '09
Oct. 8, 2008Decreasing investment interest rates might result in $400,000 less income for employee raises and projects for Athens County in 2009.
That's What She Said: CW adds to its line-up of guilty pleasures
Oct. 8, 2008Starting with this column, I'm going to do something a little bit different. The first two columns were largely reviews of season premieres, but now it's time for a little more insight and a little less straight speak. Bear with me, because there might be some hidden gems among the rubble of this year's television season. This week's subject won't be one of them, though it does offer CW fans another soapy option.
Black Sheep improv group gets its voice heard with female majority, new form
Oct. 8, 2008Black Sheep Inc. has been a predominantly male improvisation group, but with a new female majority premiering tonight, the sheep will prove that rams aren't the only ones who can sheaer some laughs.
OU's Virtual World
Oct. 8, 2008Forty-nine percent of gamers are ages 18 to 49 and the average gamer is 35, according to the ESA. However, games that put players in virtual worlds give different age groups the chance to interact, said Bill Sams, executive in residence at Ohio University.
Linebacker excels on, off the gridiron
Oct. 8, 2008Lee Renfro is not the typical college football player.
University Mall seeks tenants for vacancies after makeover
Oct. 8, 2008A new name isn't the only change happening at University Mall. -
Volleyball: Standins' play draws chuckles from Bobcats
Oct. 8, 2008Seen: Men's club volleyball players
OU programs face bleak future in wake of budget reductions
Oct. 8, 2008Ohio University officials have decided how programs receiving special state funding will sustain last month's budget cut, but the future could be grim.
All of the Above: Let Columbus Day guide you to better decisions in the elections
Oct. 8, 2008Ah, Columbus Day. I find it kind of ironic how this week, as we reflect on the guy who discovered America; he's probably rolling over in his grave at what a mess we've made of it.
The Other Side: 'Spoiled' students admire violent revolutionary
Oct. 7, 2008On the eve of the French Revolution, the aristocrats inhabiting the palace of Versailles enjoyed sporting the clothing of the working classes as an ironic lark
Expensive emergency rooms overused in Athens
Oct. 7, 2008Athens County experiences a higher number of emergency room visits than other counties, said a health care official at yesterday's Athens County Commissioners meeting.
92nd District Race: Economy takes center stage
Oct. 7, 2008Residents of Athens and surrounding areas challenged candidates Debbie Phillips (D) and Jill Thompson (R) to help repair the ailing economy in yesterday's candidate debate, held by the League of Women Voters at the Athens Public Library.
State representatives: Proposed act would protect renters during foreclosure
Oct. 7, 2008Two Ohio representatives introduced legislation yesterday to protect tenants from eviction if their landlords enter foreclosure.
Bobcats finish 6th in last match of season
Oct. 7, 2008The Bobcats finished their season yesterday, placing sixth at the Lady Herd Fall Classic at Sleepy Hollow Golf and Country Club in Hurricane, W. Va.
Senate passes bill for Appalachian commission's budget
Oct. 7, 2008The Senate passed a bill Sept. 26 to reauthorize the budget of $510 million for the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) over the next five years.
