The Bobcats had a rough weekend as they dropped all four of their games against Bradley, Tennessee Tech, and No. 8 ranked Michigan in the University of Louisville Tournament.
The Bobcats plated two runs in the top of the ninth inning yesterday, but it didn't matter.
Sandwiched between the league playoffs and the national tournament, coach Dan Morris thought it would be difficult to motivate his club against West Virginia.
The most recent upswing in violence involving Israel and Palestine took place in Gaza from Dec. 27, 2008 to
I have read with interest the materials produced by the Ohio University Committee for an Independent Faculty. Here's what I've learned so far: They don't want a faculty union, they've studied faculty pay at other institutions, and they enjoy printing their statements on lime green paper.
Claiming that a new coal-fired power plant would be an advanced-energy project because it uses a new kind of scrubber - a device that prevents some pollutants from entering the atmosphere - seems preposterous. It becomes especially absurd when state money set aside for advanced-energy projects could be loaned toward the construction of this coal-fired power plant.
John Groce has repeatedly said that teams can go in two directions at this point in the season.
Now the waiting begins.
A disappointing Mid-American Conference Tournament ended the Bobcats' season.
Comedian Neil Hamburger, who is self-appointed America's Funnyman, will perform tonight at The Union.
For years, many have tried to create a film version of Alan Moore's expansive, dense graphic novel Watchmen. Directors who have tried but failed in the past have ranged from Terry Gilliam to Paul Greengrass, and the choice of 300 director Zack Snyder at first seems like a huge step down from that pool of talent. But Snyder's film is a surprisingly well-made and faithful adaptation of the source.
said the junior, who led the team with a season-high 25 points and seven assists. We had the opportunities.
The Bobcats weren't able to get their spring season started on the right foot this weekend.
Several local city offices are working together to combat truancy, starting with the arrest of a Glouster woman.
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis will give $50,000 to university scholarship programs.
Visitation for Ohio University alumnus Chris Glaser will be held at Israel Funeral Home in Louisville, Ohio, on Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. and Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
The man who was found traveling with a previously missing Athens High School student was indicted on 78 counts at Hocking County Court of Common Pleas Tuesday.
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