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Information from East Green student senators

Feb. 27, 2008

Although we have made efforts to visit most of your residence halls or contact your hall councils, you apparently don't know who we are. So, allow us to take this time to introduce ourselves. We, Emily Shuki and Matt Tokarsky, are the student representatives from East Green for Student Senate. As we are writing this, we're in the Senate's office in Baker 341, and we're here a lot, so feel free to drop by if you ever have suggestions, complaints or projects for us to work on. We'd love to hear from you.

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Obama 'represents the future'

Feb. 27, 2008

Many political pundits, conservatives in particular, are fond of asserting that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton hold very similar policy positions. It is true that the two candidates share quite a few policy goals, but this is where the similarities end. Only one candidate has consistently spelled out what it takes to turn policy plans into real solutions.

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Video games taking over 'Post' columnist's existence

Feb. 27, 2008

It's a disorienting business, walking out my front door.

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Student Senate sanction of VP short 1 vote, no decision made

Feb. 27, 2008

This article has been corrected from its original posting. -

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Product proceed promises can be deceiving

Feb. 27, 2008

Many corporations claim that by buying a product, the customer is benefiting a charity, but how much of the proceeds benefit the charity can be vague. The Post gives a breakdown of what you give when you buy.

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Shouts and Murmurs: Independent films get recognition, but maybe not mainstream acceptance

Feb. 27, 2008

This past weekend was not only the weekend of the Academy Awards but it was also the weekend of the Independent Spirit Awards, a ceremony designed to celebrate the achievements of independent filmmaking. This year, however, three of the five films nominated for the Best Picture Spirit Award, Juno, I'm Not There and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly were also nominated for major Academy Awards with the winner, Juno, also being nominated for the Best Picture Oscar.

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The RIAA one year later

Feb. 27, 2008

As the recording industryG

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Women's basketball: Bobcats blocked by Bowling Green

Feb. 27, 2008

Senior night in The Convo did not turn out as Ohio had hoped.

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Mix of covers, original songs gives Turning Pages diversity

Feb. 27, 2008

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.

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Top five

Feb. 27, 2008

1. If you have sex as a teenager, you will get pregnant or syphilis.

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Softball: Team 'out to prove people wrong' after MAC prediction

Feb. 27, 2008

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.

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Redshirt freshmen bond, end season on high note

Feb. 27, 2008

Ah, the life of a redshirt freshman wrestler.

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Your Turn: Athens needs 'tough' leader

Feb. 27, 2008

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Music can make or break workout, study asserts

Feb. 26, 2008

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.

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'Snowbirds' might cause shortage of poll workers

Feb. 26, 2008

The Athens County Board of Elections could be facing a shortage of available poll workers for Ohio's primary election Tuesday.

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Grad students play 'virtual scientists' for middle school students

Feb. 26, 2008

An Ohio University program allows Appalachian middle school students to play along with virtual scientists as they take them step-by-step through experiments.

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Your Turn: O Zone supports ALL athletics

Feb. 26, 2008

In response to Will The Real Bobcat Fans Please Step Forward:

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Guest Commentary: 'Post' mistakes are unacceptable

Feb. 26, 2008

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.

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Nelsonville man faces rape, other charges

Feb. 26, 2008

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.

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Proposed background checks concern OU faculty

Feb. 26, 2008

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.