Mix of covers, original songs gives Turning Pages diversity
Feb. 27, 2008Since its beginnings, rock 'n' roll has always stuck it to the man, but alternative rock band Turning Pages is trying to work with him.
Since its beginnings, rock 'n' roll has always stuck it to the man, but alternative rock band Turning Pages is trying to work with him.
The Bobcats are coming into the season with some confidence and a bit of a chip on their shoulder. After finishing third last season in the Mid-American East Division, the Bobcats are projected to come in fourth this year.
Ah, the life of a redshirt freshman wrestler.
At Ping Center, some patrons run with iPods and MP3 players while others choose to listen to whatever song blares out of the speakers. Most people assume that this music doesn't affect their exercise routine, but some experts say that this is not the case.
The Athens County Board of Elections could be facing a shortage of available poll workers for Ohio's primary election Tuesday.
An Ohio University program allows Appalachian middle school students to play along with virtual scientists as they take them step-by-step through experiments.
In response to Will The Real Bobcat Fans Please Step Forward:
After reading the apology from editor in chief Matt Zapotosky in Monday's edition, I must say I'm absolutely appalled at the lack of judgment used by The Post in its libelous attempts to smear Mr. Gunasekera.
A Nelsonville resident faces more than a life sentence in prison if convicted on 32 counts, including the rape of a boy under 13 years old.
If a new draft policy is approved, Ohio University will require background checks for finalists for university positions, but faculty members are worried about a possible abuse of power.
The Big Apple supports Hillary Clinton! This headline would certainly suggest that the greatest city in our country has officially endorsed their senator for president of the United States.
In a mixed setting of men and women the other day, a man, seeing that I am from Cincinnati, approached me and inquired the name of my favorite Bengals player. He didn't ask because he actually cared about my opinion, heaven forbid, but he simply wanted to start a conversation. However, I was shocked ' amazed that this young man truly thought I knew anything about sports. But I'm female, the disturbingly old-fashioned part of my brain laughed. Shouldn't I be in the kitchen making snacks? However, the progressive, women's rights synapses slowly started firing, and I realized that perhaps we have finally arrived at a time when women could enter and be a part of probably the oldest no girls allowed traditions of male society.
Ohio's 67-63 loss to Buffalo was a big hit to the team's chances of winning the Mid-American Conference East Division, but the Bobcats can't let that bother them for long.
Kenneth van Kempen is patiently biding his time.
I met Bill Clinton, former President of the United States, yesterday at the Athens Community Center. Many said that they could not miss class, but who would turn down a chance to see our former President and possibly the new First Gentleman in action?
If presidential hopeful Senator Hillary Clinton doesn't win the Democratic primaries on March 4th, at least no one would accuse her of going down without a fight. Barack Obama's mantra is Change and Hillary Clinton's is obviously Win At All Costs.
For the second year in a row, Ohio University's main campus ranks as the whitest in the state.
Hot on the heels of former President Bill Clinton's visit to Athens, Michelle Obama will speak on behalf of her husband's political campaign tomorrow afternoon at Ohio University.