With all the talk about a fiscal crisis in the athletic department for the past six months or so, one can only scratch his head when looking at the Ohio Bobcats non-league football schedule for the 2007 season.
Craig Leon finished third at the Notre Dame Invitational Friday to earn a medal for the third time this year. Behind Leon, the men finished seventh out of 25 teams in the men's Gold Division, while Kari Summers led the women to a 15th-place finish out of 21 teams in the women's Blue Division in the most challenging meet thus far this season.
Sadly, the Chris Yonker/Latino Student Union saga evaded me for a week or so. However, having since caught up on it, I must say the whole episode exceeds all levels of ridiculousness. From the only slightly funny satire of Yonker's, to the LSU's complete misunderstanding, misrepresentation and over-dramatization of the subject, it seems liberals have blown this whole ordeal completely out of proportion. By liberals
The protest hosted by Students for a Democratic Society on Friday raised a number of important issues, but the most vital was the demand for a restructuring of university government. The way Ohio University is governed is at the root of the controversies that have angered the university community in recent years, including last year's athletics cuts and this year's decision to cut 24 union jobs from Facilities Management. If the administration ever hopes to see an end to these controversies, it is going to have to reform the way the university is governed.
The Ohio women's golf team is 76-over par at the Nittany Lion Invitational after posting a score of 652 through the first two rounds.
Eta Sigma Phi, a national classics society, will provide a free movie screening of Zack Snyder's 2007 blockbuster 300 with a question and answer session tonight from 6 to 10 p.m. in Scripps Auditorium.
It's Sunday morning, 10 a.m. A girl walks down the street in a skirt and heels. She does not look like she's going to church.
First-year black enrollment decreased by 28 students, not 82 as misreported by The Post last week.
Esskyma's rock sound relies on melodies, not lyrics, to entice its audience.
Student Senate became the second senate to pass a resolution encouraging the Board of Trustees to make the presidential evaluation process open and transparent to the public.
Self-deemed closet poet and musician Evelynn Ellis, the second candidate for the vice provost for Diversity, Access and Equity position, addressed her goals and answered questions at an open forum at Baker University Center yesterday.
Ohio Board of Regents Chancellor Eric Fingerhut spoke to students, faculty and administrators yesterday about possible changes schools can expect when the University System of Ohio is completely formed.
The son of a slain Ohio University professor was arraigned on murder charges yesterday.
A former Ohio University Athletics Department employee who pleaded guilty to misusing his university purchasing card to steal more than $31,000 was formally sentenced Tuesday to five years probation, 100 hours of community service and two days in jail.
Members of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail board gathered yesterday to discuss the possibility of Vinton County joining the board.
Many people associate Athens with its major college landmark, Court Street. And lined along that brick-laden road and others Uptown are a plethora of bars ' 17, to be exact.
Unless you've been trapped in a cave the last three weeks, you have probably seen the arm-waving and mud-slinging that two Post columnists have received from easily offended minority organizations, fuzzy-bearded professors and other assorted nuts. The Post is now Fox News
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