In the spirit of Diversity Awareness Month at Ohio University, let's spend a few minutes away from digesting our Hungriest Campus In America title to learn more about my favorite sect: Mormon Fundamentalists.
Just looking at pitcher Michelle Sauter's stat line, you'd think she'd have a better record than 7-7.G
Location: The Front Room Campus Coffeehouse, Baker Center
Matt Stiffler is in the midst of his most memorable season as a Bobcat, and it has nothing to do with his current team-record 22-game hitting streak.
Wichita State Athletics Director Jim Schaus will take over Ohio University's athletic department on about May 1.
April is diversity awareness month and this is one part of socio-economic awareness week.
An Athens resident was arrested at Kroger late Thursday night after allegedly making false claims of being an undercover police officer and having a machete.
With the Toledo defense resembling something out of a baseball bloopers video, the Ohio offense took advantage with an offensive explosion yesterday.
April is diversity awareness month and this is one part of socio-economic awareness week.
It's 2008, which is a year that's divisible by four, and you know what that means. No, not presidential elections ' that's old hat. This year, the Olympic torch will travel through mountain high and valley low to the mysterious, smog-infested land of China. Exciting stuff, huh? I can't wait to see athletes lacing up their track shoes and snapping on their filtration masks before they start running through the Beijing air, which had an average sulfur dioxide content of 80 micrograms per cubic meter in 1999, according to the American Embassy to China. In contrast, the Environmental Protection Agency says that the healthy level of environmental sulfur dioxide is no higher than 50 micrograms per cubic meter. In recent months, there have been allegations that the Chinese government manipulates its air quality statistics, just like it manipulates its economic statistics and its demographic statistics to put itself in a more positive life. However, the fact that Beijing's air smells like rotten eggs and might be detrimental to athletes' health is not the point.
Dr. John Ross, a former president of Physicians for a National Health Program and teacher of internal medicine at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center in Toledo, will speak with the main author of Health Care for all Ohians Act Bob Smiddie. The discussion will be about the need for a single-payer system and the savings it could bring to schools and government. The ability to sign a petition or ask questions is available.-
Jim Schaus, a finalist for the top job in Ohio University's athletic department and current athletics director at Wichita State University, will tour the Athens campus today in his second round of interviews, the head of the search said yesterday.
A coin toss decided the winner of the March 4 Democratic county commissioner race after votes were recounted Saturday.
Two North Congress Street houses were broken into early Thursday morning with furniture left overturned.
Students looking for unique footwear can design their own original shoes and help children in need tonight at the South Pole at the TOMS Style Your Sole event.
Solving the Ohio Health Care Crisis will be the topic of a public meeting today at the conference room of the ACVNA, 30 Herrold St. Every week, 14 people die in Ohio because they do not have health insurance. John Ross, M.D., past president of Physicians for a National Health Program and a practitioner and teacher of internal medicine at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center in Toledo, will discuss and illustrate the need for, and benefits of, a single-payer system. Bom Simiddie, main author of Health Care for all Ohioans Act (a current initiative petition), will discuss the significant savings to local schools and government with a single-payer plan. Come to sign a petition, ask questions and join in the discussion. For more information, call Arlene Sheak, Southeast Ohio SPAN at 592-1879, or see
Being a native of Cleveland, I frequent the beaches of Lake Erie during the summer. I live particularly close to Mentor Headlands Beach, and if you face north, the view makes it seem as though the lake is endless. When one of my friends got her senior pictures taken at the beach during high school, she took me to the other side of the beach to show me exactly where they had been taken. I had never been to this side before, which faces east and was beyond some trees, because it wasn't the kind of beach for tanning or playing volleyball (the sand was mostly covered in what could be called large rocks or small boulders ' ouch). I looked across the horizon, and what I saw startled me ' it was the Perry Nuclear Power Plant.
Location: Multicultural Center Art Gallery, Baker University Center
Upcoming April showers can wash away May flowers as the spring months roll into Athens.
Oh, the glorious day! Chipotle finally arrives and showers the student populous with its blessings of free burritos. This was a day I had long looked forward to, but as I stood in line to receive the great offering, the talk among most people was about their other favorite places for a burrito fix nearby. I noticed several patrons casting a sad, almost shameful glance over toward a certain buggy and there was worried conversation that a great Athens institution may be in jeopardy. I, however, feel that the three other burrito joints on Court Street can coexist if we as a whole choose to support them equally (after all, Taco Bell and the Burrito Buggy both survived just fine right next to each other and Chipotle is much more expensive than Taco Bell). Here's a pledge that I encourage all Athenian burrito fans to take; for every Chipotle item you buy, swing by the buggy or Big Mamma's for your next fix. If enough of us do this, I think all three will thrive and the Burrito gods will smile upon our fair city.
Solutions by The State News