Securing 4th seed
Mar. 6, 2008While momentum may not mean everything, the Bobcats are acutely aware that the last thing they want to do is limp into next week's Mid-American Conference Tournament the losers of three straight.
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Mr. Right: Student Senate neglects OU's greek community
Mar. 6, 2008It's widely believed within OU's greek community that the McDavis administration has been unfriendly toward fraternities and sororities. Many are concerned that the Department of Campus Life is micromanaging important aspects of greek life through the various organizations responsible for governing fraternities and sororities. One wonders, then, why so many greeks are supportive of the current Student Senate. Over the course of this year, senators have done nothing to demonstrate that the concerns of the greek community are important to them, and this should lead their greek supporters to question the wisdom of continuing that support.
Unknown communications graduate donates $7.5 million
Mar. 6, 2008The Scripps College of Communication will receive a $7.5 million donation before the end of this quarter, said Dean Greg Shepherd.
Doctors to evaluate Bebb's sanity at time of murder
Mar. 6, 2008The former Ohio University graduate student accused of murdering his father will undergo yet another mental evaluation, this time to determine if he was sane at the time his father was killed.
Womens MAC Tournament
Mar. 6, 2008Ohio 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.
What I Do Every Week, Pinky: Remaining Men Together
Mar. 5, 2008For centuries, mankind has subdivided itself into categories of sexual orientation.
E-mail addresses can project immaturity to future employers
Mar. 5, 2008Although SeXyKiTtEnAnGeLbAby may be a fun screen name to use among friends, employers won't be laughing.
Your Turn: Music reviews should not be personal attacks
Mar. 5, 2008The 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.
'Cats fall to Ohio Wesleyan
Mar. 5, 2008The Bobcats lost a heartbreaker to Ohio Wesleyan yesterday after failing to hold on to a 6-0 lead-
Shouts and Murmurs: Movie presidents are better than those in real life
Mar. 5, 2008With 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.
Or Something Like That: 'Post' columnist likes to be dirty G
Mar. 5, 2008This 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.
Retirement home could constitute unfair advantage
Mar. 5, 2008Ohio 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.
Men's Basketball: Walther puts past behind him with Akron
Mar. 5, 2008After 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.
Sprinkler system floods Bromley floor
Mar. 5, 2008Sprinklers flooded the sixth floor of Bromley Hall yesterday afternoon, displacing four students after a fire in one of the rooms triggered the system.
Athens artist Arthur Killroad brings twist to traditional acoustic sound
Mar. 5, 2008While 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 censures VP
Mar. 5, 2008Student Senate voted last night to publicly censure Vice President Amanda Roder and to put her on probation after her impeachment two weeks ago.
Josh Fitzwater makes Athens debut tonight
Mar. 5, 2008Considering he is from Columbus, Josh Fitzwater's acoustic rock music hits the spot for Athens' taste.
