City council: Fire chief calls for new vehicles
May 12, 2008City officials said they hope Ohio University will help pay for the fire department's roughly $1.4 million ladder truck following talks at last night's city council meeting.
MULTIMEDIA
State warms up to alpacas
May 12, 2008A new law recognizing alpacas as livestock in Ohio will turn farmers' hobbies into profitable businesses, supporters and farmers said.
Hendrickson calls night of murder 'a blur'
May 11, 2008Former Hocking College student Ronald Hendrickson II talked for nearly three hours Friday about the night his ex-girlfriend died.
'The Godfather' and American foreign policy
May 11, 2008A very interesting [url=http://www.nationalinterest.org/Article.aspx?id=17008]essay[/url] comparing America's foreign policy to
Your Turn: Smokers have legal right to 'blow smoke'
May 11, 2008This letter is in response to Ms. Alissa Griffith's column on OU's campus going smoke-free.
Green With Envy: Visiting an old way of life could help economy
May 11, 2008A fresh jar of salsa is great. Without dirtying a bowl, you can dip chips right in and get lots of hearty and tomato-y goodness. Of course, eventually the amount of salsa decreases, and you get to the point where you are trying to maneuver your hand through the mouth of the jar to get to the good stuff. Although there is some salsa left, all the easy-to-get stuff is now in your stomach.
Your Turn: College Dems approve of action against Dann
May 11, 2008The unfortunate events that have recently unfolded in the Ohio attorney general's office have damaged the integrity of that office and the public trust. The Ohio University College Democrats support the decision made by Gov. Strickland and our other statewide Democratic officials in calling for Marc Dann's resignation. The environment created by Dann and his subordinates was highly improper, particularly given that he and other statewide officials were elected in 2006 in response to the widespread culture of corruption generated by the Republican Party.-
Education dean gets poor grade
May 11, 2008Editor's note: This is the fourth in an eight-part series describing the evaluations of Ohio University deans. Seven of the 10 deans who head OU's colleges were formally evaluated this year and an eighth called for his own review.The College of Education's dean received lower approval ratings than any dean this year but expressed minimal concern about how the results will affect her leadership.
Track & Field: Bobcats place 1st in every event at Ohio Open
May 11, 2008The Bobcats moved one step closer to the level of balance needed to compete for a conference title, and Emily Amendola led the way in record-breaking fashion.
Softball: Bobcats runner-up in MAC Championship
May 11, 2008AKRON ' Ohio's six seniors walked onto the field and lifted a plaque over their heads with smiles on their faces and tears in their eyes.
Can't Touch This: Marc Dann an 'embarrassment to Ohioans everywhere'
May 11, 2008Correction appended.-
'More realistic'
May 11, 2008Will Klatt has become a kind of fixture on the Ohio University campus, almost an establishment himself despite his anti-establishment views and rhetoric. Klatt is the face of change ' change to the structure of governance, change to specific policies, change to the overall atmosphere of OU. With this in mind, The Post endorses Will Klatt for Student Senate president.
Baseball: Ohio sweeps Miami in tripleheader
May 11, 2008On his team's biggest day of the season, Ohio coach Joe Carbone reflected on a similar situation last season that ended very differently.
Women's Basketball: Crawley's replacement 'right person' for Ohio
May 11, 2008Athletics Director Jim Schaus couldn't fit his excitement into just one simile. He needed two.
International Week begins with keynote speaker
May 11, 2008An Ohio University alumnus who became a leader in Liberian politics will deliver the keynote speech for International Week at 7 tonight in Baker Center Ballroom.
Front room exhibit celebrates international Fulbright students
May 11, 2008College students and local law enforcement are usually cast as foes, but student Juan Soto considers a member of the police department his friend.
