Wrestling: Wrestler quietly grapples with Tourette syndrome
Jan. 21, 2009Andy Hartshorn jumps around with arms flailing in an attempt to loosen up during his pre-match routine, much like the rest of his teammates.
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Sheriff's Office to go 'mobile'
Jan. 21, 2009New sheriff Pat Kelly wants to bring the Athens County Sheriff's Office into the 21st century with laptops in patrol vehicles to expedite reports and cut down on unnecessary mileage.
Locals weigh in on Bush's 2 terms in White House
Jan. 21, 2009The expectations are high for President Barack Obama, but the legacy of former president George W. Bush is still in question for many Athens residents.
Athens man charged with felony after threatening wife
Jan. 21, 2009Prosecutors charged an Athens man with felony assault yesterday after he threatened his wife with a bayonet mounted on the end of his assault rifle.
Student Senate: Bill calling on McDavis to return raise defeated in 22-15 vote
Jan. 21, 2009Student Senate voted down a resolution urging Ohio University President Roderick McDavis to return his $85,000 pay raise last night after heated debate.
Athens welcomes Columbus hip-hop artists
Jan. 21, 2009Columbus hip-hop artists Zero Star and Envelope will bring their beats south to Casa Cantina tonight, as part of the venue's Hip-Hop Night.
Decreasing endowment endangers scholarships
Jan. 21, 2009Despite already reaching 76 percent of this year's $20 million fundraising goal, Ohio University must cope with a significant loss in the endowment during the past six months.
Women's Basketball: Bobcats overcome 11-year struggle in Oxford
Jan. 21, 2009Lauren Hmiel's second career double-double and Ohio's stellar defense broke Millett Hall's spell over the Bobcats.
Baker Dining cuts expenses, lowers losses
Jan. 21, 2009Following two years of million-dollar losses, Baker University Center Dining Services is inching closer to a profit.
Bill calling on McDavis to return raise defeated in 22-15 vote
Jan. 21, 2009Student Senate voted down a resolution urging Ohio University President Roderick McDavis to return his $85,000 pay raise last night after heated debate.
Your Turn: Overt enthusiasm, worship for Obama overlooks actual achievements
Jan. 21, 2009Kudos to Mr. Eisenman for his thoughtful and poetic assessment, which appeared in Monday's Post, of President Bush's first inauguration day. It's brimming with gray skies, ever-niggling emotions, and perhaps even Mr. Bush's overcoat - but there is a silver lining poisoning Mr. Eisenman's account and thy name is Obamania. The sheer thrill that we in Our Fair Nation experience every four years or so, of being partial, of having that very Jeffersonian say in The Way Things Go. This all is saccharine: the best part of being an American, of being a citizen, is having a say and an opinion, whether it is to be judged later to have value or not (as someone reading this is doubtless doing).
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Your Turn: Israel has right to defense despite rising anti-Semitism
Jan. 21, 2009My fear is that the rage we see in the protesters marching in the streets is far more profound and dangerous than we would like to believe. There are a great many people in the world who
All of the Above: Nelson Market perfect spot for personality profiling
Jan. 21, 2009They say you are what you eat. If that's true, then I probably look like a giant Ruffles Cheddar and Sour Cream potato chip. But when I went to pick up some snacks at Nelson Market the other day, I noticed that what a person brings to the counter says a lot about their personality. This week, I decided to dissect some of these market staples:
Clothing store plans to close its doors locally, nationwide
Jan. 21, 2009When Robert Florence became the manager of Goody's Family Clothing, Inc.,743 E. State St., in August, he was concerned because the company
Tracking treasure
Jan. 21, 2009Treasure hunting of yore meant pirates seeking wooden chests containing gold coins and jewels. Today, however, modern-day geocachers have changed traditions by seeking old peanut butter jars filled with Geocoins and Travel Bugs.
OU student housing fair moves in at Baker
Jan. 21, 2009Students still looking for housing for next year will be able to shop for a new home without ever leaving Baker University Center.
