Graduate Student Senate endorsed the proposed waivable health fee yesterday on conditions that the money is used solely for improvements in Student Health Services and that the administration subsidizes $400,000 spread evenly toward graduate student health care.
In honor of Women's History Month, several Athens groups will sponsor the Women's Herstory Celebration today, including a keynote speech about feminists' views of pornography.
Love and heartache are popular themes musicians use to connect with their audience. However, for musicians whose passion is to promote political and social activism, their music goes beyond the average love ballad or pop song.
Athens City Law Director Patrick Lang said yesterday he will not file criminal charges in relation to the Ohio University Police Department's investigation into the creation and destruction of a sex tape that allegedly involved student athletes.
There are only a handful of residence halls on campus with sprinkler systems. Bromley Hall is one of those residences, and last week the system was put to the test when a small fire erupted on the sixth floor. The sprinklers worked fine, but many students' belongings were damaged by the water.
After considering eliminating faculty comments and restricting what information would be available to the public, the Ohio University administration will move forward with its original dean evaluation format.
CLEVELAND ' Lauren Kohn's career as a Bobcat is starting to look like a scene straight out of the movie Groundhog Day, except Bill Murray is not in the leading role ' she is.
It happens to all of us at least once, most of us on a quarterly basis. You look at your finals schedule and pick out the ones that are going to need the most coffee and late-night study hours to get through, and the others that will be sacrificed in order to maintain sanity. In the end, no matter how well you planned, you're so burnt out by the last final that you start filling the Scantron sheet bubbles in a pattern that looks disturbingly like a bobcat. Was it even worth studying?
A six-year legal battle might have ended in appeals court with a ruling in favor of Ohio University for an age-discrimination lawsuit that began in 2002.
I am writing to invite your readers to check out my Web site at www.tommillican.com. I am asking because I will be making a campaign stop in Athens soon. I will alert you to the exact date.
A response to Your Turn: White students 'underrepresented'
A college-aged male wearing a North Face jacket fired a gun outside Brown Hall early yesterday morning, according to a campus crime alert.
The Bobcats' big three made sure they did not let their third opportunity at claiming a first-round bye slip away yesterday against Buffalo.
As the youngest squad at the 2008 MAC Championships in Kent this weekend, Ohio had to take a spot at the bottom of the podium for this season, earning fourth place as No. 4 Central Michigan cruised to the title.
Between the campiness and cultural insensitivity, 10,000 B.C. is the most hilariously bad movie made this decade. Its subtle combination of bad acting, historic inaccuracy and veiled racism make it so bad that it's good.
This primary season needs to end.-
Athens City Law Director Patrick Lang said today he will not file criminal charges in relation to the Ohio University Police Department's investigation into the creation and destruction of a sex tape that allegedly involved student-athletes.
Ohio University has hired a new director to centralize its academic support services and cut costs.
While the winter weather in Athens has many Ohio University students complaining, OU junior Aadam Soorma is happy to be in Ohio after his family's trip to the Saudi Arabian city of Mecca over winter break.
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