As 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.
In an effort to go green
I 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 isn't making the grade when it comes to sexual health, falling 30 spots on Trojan's third annual Sexual Health Report Card.
County 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.
Bids for construction on Athens County Neighborhood Facility Project were accepted at the Athens County Commissioners meeting yesterday.
Student 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.
The 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.
Running back Donte Harden had season-ending left shoulder surgery coach Frank Solich announced on his weekly radio show today.
The 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.
Why 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
As 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.
I enjoyed reading about Conscious Ohio's weekly healthy vegan lunches. However, the article may have perpetuated the common misconception that plant-based diets are deficient in iron. In fact, a balanced vegan diet, including beans, grains and leafy greens, easily provides adequate iron. According to the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, Studies have shown that the incidence of iron deficiency anemia is not greater among individuals consuming a healthy vegetarian diet than among those who eat meat.
Mimi Morrison wants people to escape the daily bustle and just slow down.
I just finished reading David Freddoso's The Case Against Barack Obama. While some portions of the book have been challenged by the Obama campaign, there's one fact they can't argue: Obama's vision of himself as a reformer has no basis in reality.
In anticipation of Halloween, the band Spooktober has been haunting Athens with kooky October shows.
From Britney Spears' fluctuating weight to magazine covers offering tips on how to lose 10 pounds, modern culture is obsessed with the pursuit of a perfect body.
Walk down Park Place and you'll see the manicured lawns and the clean front porches of the Honors Tutorial College house, the president's house and a professor's house. But at 15 Park Place, nestled between a row of neat buildings and the $60 million grandeur of Baker University Center, is the former Sigma Chi house. The house, once a mess of beer cans and Macy Gray tunes, is now a mess of a different kind ' unkempt and overgrown.
Eric Gunn has been hearing that the record industry is crumbling because CDs have been a thing of the past for more than a decade.
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