Athens County Democratic Party Chair Susan Gwinn raised around $4,000 more than her opponent in the race for county prosecutor and spent nearly two times as much, according to campaign finance filings due yesterday.
Former President Bill Clinton will be speaking in Athens on Monday to support his wife's campaign, a campaign representative confirmed today.
Students and faculty filled Baker University Center Ballroom as adult film star Ron Jeremy and pastor Craig Gross debated the porn industry. While some left satisfied, others left wanting more.
I got a call Wednesday afternoon from my dad, and he had an urgent inquiry for me. He told me he had just left an airport bathroom, washed his hands and was faced with a dilemma: Would it be more eco-friendly to use the hand dryer or the paper towels?
I'd like to thank The Post for their piece, High Honors
For an event that that offers something different from other programming during Black History Month, the African Student Union is encouraging people to come to its African Heroes Night.
The Student Senate vice president, who was impeached at Wednesday's meeting, said yesterday the discussion of the charges against her will help her improve.
Heading into Sunday afternoon's match up with No. 5 Central Michigan, Ohio coach Joel Greenlee intends to instill a singular mindset into his 6-15 team for its last regular season dual meet.
In the Central States Collegiate Hockey League Tournament, Ohio came in third place.
In his Feb. 19 letter to the editor, Curtis Nash was right about one thing: There is a cloud of disdain and distrust hovering over this campus, but this cloud has been created by administrative ineptitude and indifference to student concerns. Moreover, students like Mr. Nash and the majority of our student senators have contributed to this undesirable atmosphere by their complacency and their willingness to participate in a system that turns the only voice that students have into a rubber stamp for the administration. If Mr. Nash is truly worried about the atmosphere on campus, he shouldn't blame The Post, Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) or other groups that have been working toward shared and transparent governance. Dedicated activists and a free press are all that stand in the way of an administration that would prefer to dictate to students rather than taking our input under serious consideration.
The former Ohio University distinguished professor recently stripped of his honorary title demanded yesterday that The Post retract a story stating he copied text in his 1989 book from his student's 1988 thesis.
Don't invent a crazy sister to drive people away. That's the moral of the Lost Flamingo Company's Parents' Weekend performance.
The Athens Planning Commission revised parts of the ordinance that could restrict zoning requirements for future sexually-oriented businesses.
Regarding your editorial in Wednesday's Post about Ohio University's purchase of the HDL Center:If you think the HDL Center is worth even a third of $9.25 million dollars, you have rocks in your head. If OU would have tried harder some time ago to purchase the building, they would have saved more money.
Even though indie rock band Southeast Engine has been out of town on tour for the past few months, its name is as well known in Athens as the Burrito Buggy or The Ridges.
A new bill in the Ohio General Assembly might allow all college students who are Ohio residents and registered voters to be poll workers in the county where they go to school.
Michelle Munoz could have taken her journalistic talents and used it to create a very different angle in the piece she wrote, Shooting at N. Illinois complicates schedule.-
Acclaimed guitarist Tim Reynolds is perhaps best known for his series of collaborations with Dave Matthews. The two met in the early '90s at the bar Matthews worked at and have since gone on several acoustic tours and released two albums. Reynolds is also the founding member of the band TR3. Tonight he will play a solo show at The Blue Gator, 63 N. Court St. The Post's Ashley Lutz recently spoke with Reynolds about modern music, Midwest influences and his next project with Matthews.
The Bobcats and the rest of Division 1-A programs have already begun their off-season strength and conditioning programs, even though the season is still seven months away. Ohio officially began its seven-week winter program a few weeks ago, and most players had already been working out voluntarily before that.
Your house is ugly.
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