Ohio has faced some tough challenges this season, but none are more difficult than the one they face now. Not only do the Bobcats have to get over a crucial loss to Miami in which they lost their bye, they also have to attempt to do something that has never been done before.
For centuries, mankind has subdivided itself into categories of sexual orientation.
Although SeXyKiTtEnAnGeLbAby may be a fun screen name to use among friends, employers won't be laughing.
The individual who reviewed Janet Jackson's new release Discipline clearly has little or no knowledge of or expertise in contemporary popular music or r&b and instead resorted to personal attacks on the artist for supposedly shoddy work ethics. The Post should be more discerning when assigning individuals to comment upon artistic work, especially when that uninformed published review has the ability to negatively affect the livelihood of a professional performer.
The Bobcats lost a heartbreaker to Ohio Wesleyan yesterday after failing to hold on to a 6-0 lead-
With the primary election being the nonstop topic of discussion over the past few weeks, it's time to take a good, hard look at the presidential nominees. However, once you get right down to it, the candidates are all basically the same person. None of them have the ability to inspire the way that the presidents in movies have been able to.
This week's column will work a little differently, readers. In lieu of the usual witty repartee, I want you to read the list of words aloud. Like, really loud ' unless you're in class; well, an important class.
Ohio University submitted a revised lease Tuesday morning to the Ohio Department of Administrative Services that would allow a retirement community to lease university property on Stimson Avenue.
After finishing with a 1-3 record against his former team, guard Bubba Walther does not want to end his career on a losing note to Akron.
Sprinklers flooded the sixth floor of Bromley Hall yesterday afternoon, displacing four students after a fire in one of the rooms triggered the system.
While there are many country-influenced, acoustic singer/songwriters in Athens, Arthur Killroad, whose real name is Mike Petruccelli, is more boisterous and punk rock.
Student Senate voted last night to publicly censure Vice President Amanda Roder and to put her on probation after her impeachment two weeks ago.
Considering he is from Columbus, Josh Fitzwater's acoustic rock music hits the spot for Athens' taste.
There were an estimated 1,444,920 new cancer cases in 2007, according to the American Cancer Society. An estimated 559,650 Americans died in 2007, and of those deaths, 1,545 were children under the age of 14. Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States, falling only behind heart disease.
The 2,312 uncounted absentee and provisional votes could change the result of the Republican primary for the Athens County Commissioner race, but it appears Larry Payne has won.
Knowing that they still had a chance to snag the final bye in next week's Mid-American Conference Tournament didn't console the Ohio players after the Bobcats dropped their first home game of the season to Akron last night in The Convo.
Just after receiving their white coats, Ohio University medical students are whisked away to Columbus for a crash course in ethics and professionalism as part of a program between the College of Osteopathic Medicine and the State Medical Board of Ohio.
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