GSS welcomes inductees
May 19, 2008Graduate Student Senate inducted its new members for the 2008-09 school year at last night's meeting, its last of the year.
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'Narnia' just kid stuff
May 19, 2008For 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.
Your Turn: 'Pseudo-liberals' stoop to the level of the opposition
May 19, 2008I'm a moderate libertarian on a liberal arts campus. I came here with high hopes of being surrounded with intelligent, objective people who present a brighter future for our nation than the generation that came before mine. However, the same hypocritical generalizations and exploitation of power I came to hate the conservatives in my hometown for employing is also true of the kids (I say kids with the most contempt possible, as I had hoped to find real adults in this environment) I now take classes with.
REPORT: Students' death likely drug overdose
May 19, 2008The two college students found dead in a Riverpark Towers apartment probably died of a drug overdose, according to an Athens Police Department news release.
Final 3 dorms vote today for Student Senate
May 19, 2008Students in three residence halls will have a second chance to vote for Student Senate candidates today.
OU skaters prefer campus to park
May 19, 2008For Ohio University's skaters, a few irritated police are not enough to curb the desire to test their skills on the many ledges, rails and ramps around campus.
Your Turn: Columnist wrong about appeasement, diplomacy
May 19, 2008Columnist Jesse Hathaway would do well to register for summer sessions in History.-
Newlyweds face decisions regarding surnames
May 19, 2008Getting married involves planning a wedding, finding a house and, for many women, legally changing their names.
Baseball: Bobcats put the past behind them, focus on scoring conference trophy
May 19, 2008With his team's first Mid-American Conference Tournament game in five years looming on the horizon, Joe Carbone urged his team to adopt a fresh outlook for their first-ever postseason play.
Music is meant to be heard
May 19, 2008Playing live shows is one way for an up-and-coming band to get noticed and create a fan base. But there is more to booking shows in Athens than showing up and plugging into an amp.-
Graphic design exhibition pops up in Siegfred
May 19, 2008This year's senior graphic design class at Ohio University is getting the message to the public instantly.
Broad Stripes and Bright Stars: Censors' black bars protect nation's children
May 19, 2008This column goes out to all the mother$%&*#@$, bleepers and *%$&-licking censors.
Track & Field: Bobcats end season with no regrets
May 19, 2008There was an underlying tone of disappointment in coach Clay Calkins' voice, but no further explanation was needed.
Senior Graphic Design Class BFA Thesis exhibition
May 19, 2008What: Senior Graphic Design Class BFA Thesis exhibition
BREAKING: AAA takes Senate, Adeyanju becomes president-elect
May 19, 2008Senior Michael Adeyanju of the Ability and Accountability party won the presidential Student Senate election with 1,088 votes.
Your Turn: Escapist generation condemns future
May 19, 2008A friend recently made an interesting point. We were talking about the so-called Operation Iraqi Freedom, and my friend said, The Iraqis think they're fighting for their freedom
Your Turn: Feature positive events, not 'alcohol-drenched' messes
May 19, 2008Perhaps I should not have been surprised to pick up The Post (yesterday) morning to see pictures of beer bongs and college students rolling around in the mud plastered on the front page, given that Five Fest has such an important impact in this community. What better way could there be to combat the irresponsible drunken I'm just here to party college student image than pictures and an article about excessive drinking, rioting and mud wrestling? My suggestion would have been to feature a more positive event such as Relay for Life or the International Street Fair or even the March of Dimes on the cover, all of which took place this past weekend. While you did have articles on two of the events, you missed a wonderful opportunity to showcase the generosity and selflessness of Relay for Life participants or the true spirit of diversity with the International Street Fair. Here is to hoping next time volunteerism and cultural awareness win out over an alcohol-drenched, traffic-inducing mess.
'Without a hitch'
May 19, 2008When asked about voting problems that plagued the 2007 Student Senate election ' technical difficulties forced four residence halls to switch to paper ballots on voting day ' Senate Board of Elections Chairman Micah Mitchell had this to say: This year things should go off without a hitch.
