Against the grain
July 23, 2008The transition from aluminum to wooden bats is an important challenge college baseball players must adjust to.
The transition from aluminum to wooden bats is an important challenge college baseball players must adjust to.
The burgeoning music scene in Athens is comprised of both established and unknown artists, and the old and the new will converge at the Aquabear Legion Compilation Release Show Saturday at Casa Cantina.
Although the state reports cases of one common sexually transmitted infection in Athens decreased from last year and another has almost doubled, the numbers should be taken with a grain of salt.
In an attempt at alchemy for my last column at the Summer Post, I've decided to gather notes and ideas that I've been unable to formulate into actual columns over the past few months. It's been a pleasure writing for you all, and I hope I have contributed something positive to your summer existence in Athens.
Once again, President Bush is after the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drill for oil. While he blames Democrats for the high price of oil, because they have protected the Arctic Refuge, the facts are far different from his words.
Toxicology reports from the Montgomery Examiner's Office have confirmed the cause of death of the two students found in the bathtub of a Riverpark Towers apartment as a drug overdose.
The Copperheads have come out of their All-Star break firing on all cylinders.
With the music industry clinging to any sign of monetary success, pop tween-dom is the place to be. The Jonas Brothers have the most talent in that realm, but the skyrocketing double career of Miley Cyrus is impressive as well.
Former Ohio pitcher Adam Russell has helped put the Ohio baseball program on the map with his performance in the Major Leagues over the last month.
This week's The New Yorker, a leader of highbrow social and political commentary, won't be remembered for Ryan Lizza's article on Sen. Barack Obama's political upbringing on the south side of Chicago.
With an influx of coaches arriving in Athens over the past few months, Jim Schaus finally completed a deal that did not involve convincing an outsider to come to Ohio.
Precollege begins today and incoming Ohio University students will go through an orientation system designed to make their lives easier.
Athens police have made plenty of stops late at night on Mill Street. But they usually involve humans.
Despite trimmed hours and low attendance in the summer, Ohio University's Ping Center still offers many of the same programs it did during the fall.
An Ohio University assistant professor of sociology recently published a report noting a shift in bankruptcy filings toward the elderly.
Closed off on the third floor of Bentley Annex, a group of Ohio University students are trying to change what people value in higher education by creating a new college ranking system that will appear in Forbes online magazine ' a week before the established US News and World Report list of top schools goes public.
As high gas prices solidify their place in the national consciousness, turning to other methods of transportation or driving smarter are becoming increasingly necessary.
Toxicology reports from the Montgomery Examiner's Office have confirmed the cause of death of the two students found in the bathtub of a Riverpark Towers apartment as a drug overdose.
Interim Director of Legal Affairs John Biancamano will serve as Ohio University's general counsel and assistant attorney general starting Aug. 18, eight months after his predecessor vacated the position.