Wall-E is pitch-perfect
Oct. 15, 2008Pixar continues its unbelievable winning-streak with Wall-E, a film that is the studio's most daring, audacious project yet and one of the most flat-out entertaining films I have seen in quite some time.
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Field Hockey: Brrring on the Spartans and Chippewas
Oct. 15, 2008Seen: Louzeth Schutte taking some penalty corner-esque shots before practice
The Love of a Joo: Young marriages bound to fail
Oct. 15, 2008The other day, as I was scrolling through my MySpace account, I noticed a former coworker of mine had gotten married recently.
Religious leaders limited in political speech
Oct. 15, 2008While religious and moral values play an important role in voters' decisions, the law prohibits church leaders from endorsing political candidates.-
Back Talk: Jackson talks about football, hairstyle, heritage, home life
Oct. 15, 2008Ohio quarterback Boo Jackson led the Bobcats to their first Mid-American Conference win Saturday at Kent State. The Gardena, Calif. native spoke with The Post's Steve Gartner about a variety of topics including his hairstyle and music preference.
Spice Up Your Life: Coffee addict brews her own, cheaper compared to Starbucks
Oct. 15, 2008Over the past few months, I have become a coffee connoisseur. It began with my internship, where getting up at 6 a.m. for a 45-minute drive became grueling without caffeine.
Your Turn: Union would not 'determine workload'
Oct. 15, 2008In responding to Professor Deeter-Schmelz's letter regarding faculty unions and faculty salaries, Professor Joseph Bernt acknowledged that salaries in Ohio's universities seem to be linked to university stature rather than presence or absence of collective bargaining agreements.-
What I do every week, pinky: Ride board voyage goes from good to bad fast
Oct. 15, 2008As a sophomore, I have a car on campus this year. She's a dark blue Toyota Matrix and her name is Lady Lightning. She's a hatchback and yes, that does mean that I can put more junk in her trunk.
Student Senate wheels out bike program to reduce carbon emissions
Oct. 15, 2008In an effort to go green
Your Turn: Faculty salaries depend on age
Oct. 15, 2008I wish to comment on Professor Bernt's guest commentary of October 14 comparing Ohio University salary levels to others in Ohio and to our peer institutions.-
OU GPA drops on sex report card, student feedback hurts overall score
Oct. 14, 2008OU isn't making the grade when it comes to sexual health, falling 30 spots on Trojan's third annual Sexual Health Report Card.
Commissioner candidates discuss economic development, dog shelter
Oct. 14, 2008County Commissioner candidates Jim Pancake (D) and Larry Payne (R) highlighted their plans to improve the county last night at a forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters at the Athens Public Library.
Athens County takes construction bids
Oct. 14, 2008Bids for construction on Athens County Neighborhood Facility Project were accepted at the Athens County Commissioners meeting yesterday.
OU senates move into better-equipped room
Oct. 14, 2008Student Senate and Graduate Student Senate moved out of the Governance Room in Walter Hall and into a classroom because the new room is a better space for student meetings and the old room has a set-up fee, according to Tom Davis, secretary to the Board of Trustees.
Play adds 'surge' of humanity to cops, prostitutes
Oct. 14, 2008The School of Theater will kick off its year with playwright Rebecca Gilman's poignant 2001 play Blue Surge, opening at 8 tonight at the Forum Theater.
Football: Harden out for season
Oct. 14, 2008Running back Donte Harden had season-ending left shoulder surgery coach Frank Solich announced on his weekly radio show today.
Ohio reviews voter registration procedures to ensure legality
Oct. 14, 2008The Social Security Administration asked Ohio and five other states on Oct. 3 to look over their voter registration procedures and make sure they are following federal laws.
Your Turn: McCain ruins Republican image with scare tactics
Oct. 14, 2008Why are self-respecting conservatives allowing the McCain campaign to further debase the Republican Party's credibility by using transparent scare-tactics about Obama in the all-too-similar same way the Bush Administration did, with WMD and the flimsy Iraq-9/11 connection? The Intelligence Community reports all credible threats about real terrorists, like Bin Laden Determined to Attack Inside The United States
Your Turn: Union could be tool for social change
Oct. 14, 2008As Ohio University students, we want to congratulate the faculty for making the bold move to consider unionization as a means of bringing our university closer to the realization of shared governance. For too long faculty on this campus have not been treated with the respect they deserve, and as students, we want to see this change before we lose the people who are shaping our futures. It has been exciting to see our faculty take the leadership in pushing for real change on this campus. As the dialogue on this important topic develops, there are a few things we hope the faculty will take into consideration.
