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Self-replicating printers
Apr. 13, 2008Apparently, a group of computer programmers have invented [url=http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/tech/2F5C3C5D68A380EDCC257423006E71CD]a self-replicating 3-D printer[/url], which is not just a printer that cannot only print objects like cups and cell phone parts, but a printer that can print out printers which can print objects like cups and cell phone parts. Given their self-replicating nature, it seems to me that these printers could become very cheap once the technology is perfected. The idea of every dorm room someday having a self-replicating three-dimensional printer is pretty awesome. My brother used to tell me about how when he was a freshman in Washington Hall he would use the dorm network to print unsolicited obnoxious pictures out on other peoples' printers from his own computer. Imagine the semi-destructive infestation one could cause by printing generation after generation of self replicating printers into a friends room. I wish I were going to college 50 years from now.
Woody Pines & The Lonesome Two & The Wailin' Elroys
Apr. 12, 2008Location: Casa Cantina, 6 W State St
Bob Dylan tribute night
Apr. 11, 2008Bob Dylan tribute night, featuring Silo Circuit, The Sad Bastards, McGovern Brothers, Laura Nadeau, Bruce Dalzell, Liz Pahl & Mike Elliott
Track:-
Apr. 10, 2008Ohio's first visit to Oxford this outdoor season didn't go as planned, but just two weeks later, it's afforded a chance at redemption.
Softball: Petrich is rare mix of speed and athleticism for Bobcats
Apr. 10, 2008Not many players can be labeled as a quad-threat
Golf: Bobcats focus on short game as Bluegrass Invitational looms
Apr. 10, 2008Coach Bob Cooley thinks his team needs a change of pace after a disappointing finish last weekend.
Men's Basketball: Invitational costs add to Athletic Department's budget deficit
Apr. 10, 2008The Ohio men's basketball program lost $55,000 in the inaugural College Basketball Invitational, whose organizers now face questions about the integrity of the tournament's selection.
Draft of Russ College donation plan shows delayed disbursement
Apr. 10, 2008An $80-million endowment given to the Russ College of Engineering and Technology will require another year of planning before it can be spent, an Ohio University administrator said.
Baseball: Mementowski copes with return to bullpen as Ohio prepares for-
Apr. 10, 2008Ohio's recent bullpen struggles have cost the team at least two losses over the week, but one former starting pitcher is taking steps to improve his output on the mound.
Church of the Red Museum, Brainbow, Electric Junkyard Gamelan
Apr. 10, 2008Location: Casa Cantina, 6 W State St.
From marathons to managing stress: Why students run
Apr. 9, 2008It's 9 p.m. and Melissa McCoy has had a long day. She puts on her tennis shoes, meets up with a friend and runs for more than an hour. At this moment, McCoy isn't training for anything. She just needs to clear her head and pounding the pavement in the quiet dark helps.
Lethal injection too expensive for dog shelter
Apr. 8, 2008The Athens County Dog Shelter is not ready to make the move from gas chamber euthanasia to lethal injections, county commissioners said at their meeting yesterday.
Holzer Clinic to donate $1 million over next 5 years to OU Athletics in exchange for increased advertising
Apr. 8, 2008A $1 million donation from Holzer Clinic allowed Ohio University's Athletics Department to take what an official called one of the largest steps forward to filling the $700,000 hole in its budget.
Baseball: 'Cats lose 8-5
Apr. 8, 2008Joe Carbone entered last night's game against Xavier with the mindset to give some of his pitchers extra work before the weekend.
University to review programs
Apr. 8, 2008As it joins the University System of Ohio, Ohio University could eliminate some graduate and professional programs.
