Ohio University recently reported that the Urban Scholars Program received $850,000 from alumnus James Bartholomew's estate. Although I do not directly benefit from the Urban Scholars program, the donation is great news to me. More alumni should follow his lead and donate to the scholarship. Why? Because I am certain that when minorities are given scholarships, we all benefit.
After a lengthy debate, Ohio University's Student Senate formally endorsed a new marijuana protocol that may take effect next quarter.
Practicing at an apartment in Riverpark Towers, The Wife and Kids' music carries loudly through the surrounding area, yet no neighbors have stopped by to complain. Instead, the band jokes about the neighbors' reactions.
A month ago, I skeptically signed up for Yahoo Personals as part of an online dating experiment. I have to admit I expected to encounter some creepy people. Now that I have finished my month-long trial, I am still slightly creeped out, but not by the daters.
Daylight savings has passed, signaling the beginning of the long, cold winter months. Gone are the glory days of sunshine and warmth, with nothing but dark, frigid weeks left on the horizon.
1. Home Alone 1 & 2 ' Before Macaulay Culkin was married, divorced and became the godfather of Michael Jackson's first child (yes, it's true), he was a cute kid in these classic movies.
AKRON'Bruised, bloodied and visibly upset, safety Michael Mitchell knew just how much Ohio's loss to Akron hurt.
Ohio University freshman Ashley Showen and her roommate share a record of which no one is envious.
Bob Regan here from the Nashville Songwriters Association International, a speaker on the recent p2p panel. There was a lot of rhetoric flying around at the forum, so I thought it might be interesting to inject some reality into the debate.
AKRON ' By the end of the first quarter at the Rubber Bowl last night Kalvin McRae had 87 yards and a touchdown. Ohio had outgained Akron 168 yards to 40, and despite a score tied at 10-10, the Bobcats appeared ready to force the ball down Akron's throat any way they could ' but then the bottom fell out.
After some miscommunication led to a botched scoring opportunity in the second overtime Tuesday, Ohio forward Torrie Albini stuck out her arms and yelled toward her sideline in frustration.
New York Governor Eliot Spitzer is pushing to give driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. In a debate last week, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton stumbled when asked about her feelings on the issue. But the American people deserve clarity on this issue because it is the latest chain in a disturbing trend. The security, sovereignty and culture of the United States are being sacrificed on the altars of multiculturalism, cheap labor and outright disregard for the rule of law.Clinton skirts around the issue for political reasons, something she shares with the Washington mainstream. However, her poll numbers have already begun to dip because a majority of Americans are opposed unequivocally to the idea. In a recent Rasmussen Reports poll, 77 percent of American adults oppose giving licenses to illegal immigrants. Even among Democrats, 68 percent are in opposition. This is perhaps the one issue that truly unites people across the political divide, which is all the more reason for the government to act.
Most students' parents went to the same college, met through a mutual friend or frequented the same hangouts. But this generation may be telling their children a different story about their first meeting
With winter break approaching, many Ohio University students will spend several weeks without seeing their significant other.
This weekend I was in a bar with friends when we heard a loud thump behind us. A clearly wasted girl had crashed onto the floor. Her eye makeup was down her face and her bra and thong were exposed. Giggling, her friends helped her up and dragged her out the door, where hopefully they stumbled home and not to another bar.
Tight end Andrew Mooney has had to spend a little more time in the film room than he normally would this early in the week ' and for good reason.
A blend of old and new faces received Athens City Council at-large positions in yesterday's election, with Democrats Amy Flowers, Jim Sands and Elahu Gosney winning the three seats.
Editor's note: The field hockey story on the front page of today's printed newspaper was placed there incorrectly. The story that ran was a Nov. 2 story previewing the Bobcats' appearance in the Mid-American Conference tournament. The correct story, which can be viewed below, was a recap of the team's victory over American yesterday. The correct story will be published in tomorrow's newspaper. The Post apologizes for the error.
Five Ohio University students were displaced from their-
After a month of practice with the Ohio women's basketball team, freshman Jackie Hiebert knows she's not in high school anymore.
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