As the sweat dried on the wrestling mats in The Convo, Jacob Ison, among other young wrestlers, continued to work out regularly because he extended his season into spring tournament action.
Theatergoers usually get to see a play in its final form, but at this week's Seabury Quinn Jr. Playwrights' Festival, audience members get the chance to witness a work in progress.
Ohio University students in the College of Osteopathic Medicine will pay more in tuition and fees next year.
The only sounds in the theater were the squeak of bare feet on rubber flooring and deep breathing as dancers auditioned for the School of Dance Spring Concert, which begins tonight.
What: The course agenda, topics, travel dates, and costs will be discussed in general, and photographs of past trips shown. How to register for the course, and its possible Tier III status this year, will also be covered.
Students in need of police assistance had better keep their cell phones at the ready because no help will be coming via Ohio University's blue light emergency phones. Most buildings on campus have blue light emergency phones, which are designed to link callers directly to the OU Police Department ' but a recent study by Student Senate found that half the blue light emergency phones on campus are dysfunctional in some way.
Money: that's what I want. Ain't it the truth, Barrett Strong.
I am writing in regards to Monday's article entitled Green With Envy: Government should help get SUVs off the lot. Does Ms. Wilson not realize where the government gets its money from?-
Third-year senior Michael Adeyanju of the Ability and Accountability (AAA) party will replace Tim Vonville as next year's Ohio University Student Senate president.
Thank you, The Post, for reporting on our Ohio University dean evaluation procedure. In doing so you are practicing and exercising those beautiful freedom of speech and freedom of the press First Amendment rights that are so much the soul of a democracy. Unfortunately, the exercise of these rights is unhealthily weak in our culture these days across the media spectrum as we wallow and drown in public relations (PR) stuff.
Jacob Streacker's [url=/Articles/Opinion/Your%20Turn/2008/05/20/24628/]letter[/url] in The Post today is an indictment ofclose-minded liberals on OU's campus who Steacker believes use the same hypocritical generalizations and exploitation of power I came tohate the conservatives in my hometown that is sure to inspire anunhealthy 20 comment rant over the next day or so.
Athens City Council voted to eliminate the city's unfilled Animal Control Officer position at yesterday's meeting.
To combat about $20,000 in budget cuts next year, Campus Recreation created two possibilities that would make students responsible for generating new revenue.
For Sharath Patel and Dan Winters, last week's Ohio University School of Theater production Knock Me A Kiss was a culmination of a friendship and partnership that has lasted more than 12 years.
I have a confession to make: These aren't my real eyebrows.
Graduate Student Senate inducted its new members for the 2008-09 school year at last night's meeting, its last of the year.
For a two-and-a-half hour fantasy epic, The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian goes by surprisingly quickly, but it is more like a trip to the dentist than a journey into a magical world. When you are in pain, time flies.
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