Football: MCL tear shuts down tight end's season
Oct. 23, 2008Andrew Mooney is the latest Bobcat to have his season ended.
MULTIMEDIA
Student Senate treasurer resigns, personal reasons cited
Oct. 23, 2008Ohio University Student Senate Treasurer Maleka Anderson resigned her position Sunday citing, personal issues for her departure.
State reports decrease in deer-vehicle collisions
Oct. 23, 2008Although the number of deer-vehicle collisions went down during the past year, there has been an increase in the number of carcasses found, said one biologist.
Krendl discusses environmental project-
Oct. 23, 2008About 30 students and faculty members attended Student Senate's quarterly Pizza with the Provost last night.
Deficiencies found within blue light emergency phone system
Oct. 23, 2008Although Ohio University's blue light emergency phones are named for their most visible feature, many of the phones' lights are illuminated only after dark and some don't have lights at all.
Musicians converge to encourage Athens to 'Sing Out the Vote'
Oct. 23, 2008Throughout the day, eight musicians from across the nation will use their music to encourage Athens residents and Ohio University students to vote in the upcoming presidential election. -
Lost Flamingo Company brings star-studded drama to stage
Oct. 23, 2008Guns, knives and ropes are not the chosen murder weapon tonight in Die! Mommie! Die! but that doesn't mean that someone won't be kicking the diamond-studded bucket.
Post Endorsement:-
Oct. 23, 2008The two candidates for Athens County commissioner are vastly different from each other. Republican Larry Payne is obviously the more polished of the two candidates ' sometimes almost too polished, giving off the air of a pandering politician. But he has promising ideas for encouraging growth in Athens County. Democrat Jim Pancake, on the other hand, seems very genuine, but some of his proposed policies are of questionable value or feasibility. Taking all this into consideration, The Post endorses Larry Payne for Athens County Commissioner.
More people leaving funds unclaimed in state of Ohio
Oct. 23, 2008The Ohio Department of Commerce is reporting that fewer Ohioans are claiming funds being held by the state that are rightfully theirs.
Kendo members fight with swords, sounds
Oct. 23, 2008As the members of the Ohio University Kendo/Kumdo Club warm up, the silence is broken only occasionally by their chanting as hip-hop music blares from the group fitness room.
Orchids growing on Athens
Oct. 23, 2008While the current economy leaves many wanting to keep home heating costs down, lower house temperatures are warming up a new trend: orchidelirium.
Hockey: Veterans' poor play results in less time on ice
Oct. 23, 2008After being benched last weekend, Brett Molnar wants to prove he can still play.
City water susceptible to contaminants
Oct. 23, 2008The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and various Athens city officials urged residents to become active participants in protecting drinking water sources at an outreach education program held at the Athens Community Center yesterday.
OU's international student population reaches all-time high
Oct. 22, 2008Following a three-year trend of increases partly because of recruiting efforts aimed at Chinese undergraduates, Ohio University's international enrollment reached a record high this year.
Seniors attempt to steer team to MAC tournament
Oct. 22, 2008Erika Schmitt and Elyse Merchant do not want to end their careers before it is necessary.
New AC/DC album rocks with 'bombastic glory of the past'
Oct. 22, 2008AC/DC needs no re-introduction. Even with an eight-year break from the music scene, the band's long-standing, long-ruling sound of high-energy rock has no match.
Ohio's Sytsma-
Oct. 22, 2008Junior middle blocker Jane Sytsma is a consistent physical force at the net for the Bobcats. She took some time off the court to talk about volleyball, her ever-expanding family and other topics with The Post's Rob Mixer.
OU deems Humans vs. Zombies safe
Oct. 22, 2008While some campus chapters of the Humans vs. Zombies competition have come under scrutiny by police and the administration, Ohio University's has kept things relatively quiet.
Student Senate: Athletics seeks new attendance incentives
Oct. 22, 2008Athletics Director Jim Schaus briefed Ohio University's student senators on the state of the Athletics Department to get ideas for drawing students to events.
The Love of a Joo: Ten ways to avoid losing your lover
Oct. 22, 2008In the course of one's relationship, no matter how smooth you might be, you're going to do things that upset your loved one.-
