Alternative music has morphed into a subculture of pop/rock in the last few years. But with the newest album from The Dandy Warhols, the music world gets to see what alternative music used to mean when popularity didn't matter.
Area educators met at Baker University Center Ballroom Monday to view Gov. Ted Strickland's speech on K-12 education reform via video feed and to make their own suggestions for strengthening a hobbling system.
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Ohio University President Roderick McDavis is not among a list of presidents and chancellors who have submitted their names to a petition to lower the drinking age to 18.
I am writing with some concerns I have regarding the puzzling headline for the article authored by Kristina Hauptmann in the Aug. 14 edition of The Post. The headline University expects less in donations is rather jarring, especially when read within the context of the article. The article simply does not carry the message that Ohio University expects less donations in the coming year -
I figured that spending two weeks in the environmentally-progressive city of San Francisco would only further cement my green beliefs, and after less than a week it already has.
After raising about $9 million more than its goal of $18 million last year, Ohio University's Division of University Advancement has created a new goal for next year, and has taken steps toward beginning a university-wide fundraising campaign.
Vocal leader. Everybody says it. But Ohio senior safety Michael Mitchell doesn't even know what the fuss is about: It's just the way he plays.
Wait, you're saying, why is this being reviewed? This is teen stuff! Well, the Jonas Brothers are even making mature college kids sit up and take notice.
Feeling the powerful thrum of a 700-horse-power engine encased in a 2,300-pound chrome body frame, and traveling upwards of speeds of 80 mph or higher provides a certain feeling that can easily translate into a lifestyle.
I am very disappointed in your recent critique of Alice Cooper's Along Came a Spider.-
Gary Neiman, dean of the College of Health and Human Services, announced last week that he will retire in June.
As many students move off-campus, some begin to wonder how to continue recycling. Most people don't realize that recycling is not only beneficial to the environment, but your wallet as well.
As Athens County students and parents begin to prepare for the upcoming school year, purchasing books, school supplies and new clothes can be quite costly. So Stephanie Harris, founder and head of Lace Up for Kids, came up with a helpful solution.
The third of three men accused of setting off a pipe bomb in downtown Nelsonville has pleaded not guilty.
In the last year, oil companies have taken about $610 in extra profits from every American driver, hurting working families and draining our economy. Now the oil companies are using their record profits to launch multi-million dollar ad campaigns to push for more drilling, while neglecting to mention that opening the Outer Continental Shelf to drilling won't lower gas prices.
It is the type of situation that most college students dread: the awkward, I don't want to see you again phone call after a first date gone wrong. But now, students everywhere might just be in luck.
Tim O'Shea will not be making a return trip to Athens after all.
Ohio University officials are preparing a bid for an architectural firm to estimate the costs to renovate Hudson Health Center while scouting for locations to move Hudson operations during the potential renovation.
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