Apparently the entertainment business has decided to write what it knows best: manipulation and deception. Two new primetime TV series juxtapose the two: FOX's Lie to Me, which premiered Jan. 21 at 9 p.m., and TNT's Trust Me, which premiered Jan. 26 at 10 p.m.
A different jersey has never looked better for Paul Marshall.
A new policy will help the university keep a tighter leash on its spending.
A battle is raging between Ohio University and Miami University, and there will be blood - 400 pints to be exact.
The search for a new Honors Tutorial College dean has resumed along with a search to replace the dean of the College of Health and Human Services after last month's suspensions were lifted.
Building renovations might not be the only changes students see in dining halls on campus next year.
Thom Brennaman, radio and television broadcaster for the Cincinnati Reds, graduated from Ohio University in 1986. He's also called play-by-play for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Chicago Cubs, Fox Sports and the Big Ten Network. Brennaman is the son of long-time Reds broadcaster Marty Brennaman.
I was excited to see the public response to the Board of Trustees' proposed Statement of Expectations. The student trustees served as excellent conveyors of that response when the Board discussed the topic, and the Board is now in the process of revising the statement. I think this shows the importance of the student trustees.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio - The Ohio University Board of Trustees passed a resolution at Friday's meeting inviting two faculty members to act as non-voting representatives.
The Athens County Sheriff's Office has plans to reduce the drug usage in the area despite leaving a multi-county crimes task force.
Okay, I can accept the youthful hijinks of someone rolling the giant cable spindle into the Emeriti Park pond.
A recent column in The Post by Olga Kharitonova offered a curious insight into the psyche of our generation. Her article focused in on the disconnect between one's online persona and their behavior in real life. This phenomenon has been debated, discussed and examined to a fine pulp by others, but does it have a proper name? How should one label the quick reaction to accept an online group petition weighed against reluctance to speak to local union members who are literally fighting for their livelihood? What does one deem the emotionless struggle for most popular internet cause when not 10 minutes beyond this town's borders AMERICAN people yearn for help as they cannot feed themselves? There exists only one expression for a gesture so hollow and half-hearted. SLACKTIVISM. Oh yes, slacktivism lives well today.
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Many students in Mary Beth Gillam's Precision Language course are freshmen journalism majors looking to fulfill one of their core requirements, but once they turn 21, some may encounter Gillam across a bar counter.
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