MULTIMEDIA
Robbins out for game with Northwestern; Injury update
Sep. 14, 2008Long snapper Kyle Robbins is being ruled out of Saturday's tilt with Northwestern coach Frank Solich said in his weekly news conference.-
Mothers support health groups with record-breaking yard sale
Sep. 14, 2008A yard sale hosted by two mothers' health support groups, La Leche League and The Birth Circle, held a record-breaking yard sale to benefit the groups this weekend.
Sophomore does not mean superiority
Sep. 14, 2008As a brand new sophomore I have already started looking at people and thinking, Oh
OU, OSU rivalry leads to consumption charge
Sep. 14, 2008An Ohio University football player was charged with underage consumption yesterday after a fight about whether OU or Ohio State University has the better football team.
Cross country: 'Cats dominate Colonials at home
Sep. 14, 2008The Bobcats showed off their depth in the Green and White Invitational at the Ohio University Golf Course Saturday.
Green with envy: Fuel-saving tips should be followed, not mocked
Sep. 14, 2008Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama must be crazy; he actually suggested that people keep their cars' tires properly inflated in order to increase fuel efficiency. Oh wait ' that's actually good advice.
Hispanic Heritage Month features speakers, music
Sep. 14, 2008Immigration, health care and Latin music are just a few of the topics that will be featured during this year's Hispanic Heritage Month.
Field hockey: Unlikely goal leads to victory for Bobcats
Sep. 14, 2008After scoring one goal in the previous two seasons, defender Nikki Gnozzio made the biggest goal of the weekend for the Bobcats.
Ben Folds to play at Mem Aud in October
Sep. 14, 2008Singer and pianist Ben Folds will make a stop at Ohio University on Oct. 8 to promote his new album, Way to Normal.
Volleyball: Red-hot Bobcats extend winning streak to 6
Sep. 14, 2008Ryan Theis' plan heading into this weekend's tournament in Syracuse, N.Y., was to focus on his own team.
Post letter: Sept. 11 not a day for partisanship, party lines
Sep. 14, 2008Sept. 11 is a day of remembrance for those lost; it is not partisan party politics.-
Mill Street Upgrades
Sep. 14, 2008Maybe I'm just bitter because the Mill Street hovel I lived in last year was bulldozed over the summer and replaced by a complex of pre-fabricated apartments, but it seems like student housing on Mill and its surrounding streets is taking a classier turn this year. Between the marble countertops at Palmer Place apartments and the indoor garages at the Mill Street Townhouses, it took an upgrade closer to my humble abode on Putnam Drive to spark my interest.
Task force takes precautions against possible foreclosures
Sep. 14, 2008A cooperative effort of Athens County organizations has recently begun work on a program that will help Athens residents save their livelihoods in the rough economic climate.
Women's soccer: Ohio loses home opener to Cleveland State
Sep. 14, 2008Sometimes a team just can't catch a break.
Soccer: Athletes show support
Sep. 12, 2008Seen: Athletes from nearly every sport cheering on the soccer team during Ohio's 2-1 loss to Cleveland St.
Football: Ohio loses heartbreaker to Central Michigan
Sep. 12, 2008With the end zone inches away and an improbable comeback within sight, Boo Jackson had a potential victory slip through his finger tips.
Editorial:For the students
Sep. 11, 2008For some students, Baker University Center seems more like a train station than a student union ' the escalators are a convenient way to get from one place to another. For others, it's an office or a meeting room. But with better organization and communication in the events department, the building has the potential to be much more.
