Ohio takes second MAC loss to Bowling Green
Jan. 13, 2008Bowling Green was looking for redemption, and they got it.
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Student banned from The Convo
Jan. 13, 2008An Ohio University student has been banned from The Convocation Center until July after an altercation with Miami's head basketball coach.
OU to install warning system
Jan. 13, 2008After the success of an emergency mass notification test Thursday, Ohio University is making plans to have the installation of an exterior speaker system complete by summer 2008.
BREAKING: OU baseball player, former teammate charged in gambling ring
Jan. 13, 2008An Ohio baseball player and former teammate were charged this morning with accepting bets on professional sports, while two other baseball players have been indefinitely suspended from the team for allegedly having placed bets.
'Cats drop 2 duals in Virginia tournament
Jan. 13, 2008Ohio's trip to Charlottesville, Va. for the 28th annual Virginia Duals tournament this weekend resulted in another two losses for the Bobcats ' first a 36-3 handling by Virginia and then a 20-19 loss to North Dakota State.-
Bobcats Blitz Miami
Jan. 13, 2008With fewer than 30 seconds remaining in Saturday's game against Miami, Leon Williams caught the ball just beyond the green Ohio logo at half court, and for a moment the forward hesitated.
Battle of the Bricks: Ruffled kerchiefs could help Ohio face tough schedule
Jan. 10, 2008Editor's note: This is the fourth in a series of four staff columns leading up to tomorrow's Battle of the Bricks men's basketball showdown in The Convo against archrival Miami.Grab an appletini, readjust those cufflinks, put on your favorite argyle sweater and pop that collar, Bobcat fans. Miami's here.
Hockey: Ohio faces off against No. 2 ranked Penn State
Jan. 10, 2008While Hate Miami Week races toward its climax tomorrow, another rivalry lurks in Bird Arena.
Uptown theater offers uncommon opportunity
Jan. 10, 2008For many, the pursuit of great cinema can mean a trip to a big city ' or at least the local video store. But for the students and residents of Athens County, it is just a walk down the street.
Swimming & Diving: 'Cats ready for challenge with Denison, YSU
Jan. 10, 2008To most of us, a seven-week break probably seemed like more than enough time to relax.
Women's Basketball: 'Cats ready to get aggressive against Bowling Green
Jan. 10, 2008If conference play is all that truly matters, the Bobcats could be in for some trouble.
Men's Basketball: Bobcats ready to avenge loss
Jan. 10, 2008Leon Williams does not recall last season's Mid-American Conference tournament loss to Miami fondly.
Committee rejects open, accountable government
Jan. 10, 2008While students were busy sipping eggnog and passing the pumpkin pie over winter break, a consultant to the Ohio University Board of Trustees was working to undermine the already limited involvement of students, faculty and staff in university government. Bob Woodbury, a consultant from the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges, suggested at the December meeting of the board's presidential evaluation committee that the process for evaluating the president should be modified to reduce constituent involvement. According to Woodbury, the annual presidential evaluation process will be more efficient if President McDavis is able to submit a self-evaluation to the board for discussion between board members and the president himself, the details of which would not be disclosed to the university community or its representatives. Woodbury suggests that constituent bodies such as Student Senate should only have input in the president's evaluation every four years.
New library dean is no stranger to Alden
Jan. 10, 2008Recently hired Dean of Libraries Scott Seaman is no stranger to Athens.
If you don't like congested escalators, then take the stairs
Jan. 10, 2008In response to C. R. Nash's letter dated Jan. 9, 2008, regarding escalator etiquette:
Green With Envy: Incandescent light bulb ban is really a positive step
Jan. 10, 2008When toys were recalled because the paint used to decorate them was found to contain lead, I don't recall many people being outraged that these items were taken off the market. They were hazardous and could cause lead poisoning ' that seems like a pretty good reason to remove them from store shelves.
Former mayor ready to relax
Jan. 10, 2008Council members, city officials and long-time co-workers consider former Mayor Ric Abel's greatest work to be his aim to improve the quality of life in Athens.
