Ohio learned a valuable lesson from its match against Alabama Friday. After winning the first two games against the Crimson Tide, the 'Cats shockingly dropped the next three games to lose the match.
At about 2:40 p.m., we got the call: Chipotle is really coming to Athens.
Court Street was not packed during the first Athens Business-Community Fair on Saturday, but organizers were pleased with the number of students and community members who attended.
Ohio was unable to take down one school from the Bluegrass State, but a second chance comes Sunday.
The final stage of construction on the Nelsonville bypass will not begin until 2015 because increased construction and diesel costs have delayed funding for the project, an Ohio Department of Transportation representative said.
Joe Vance's article in yesterday's issue of The Post brought a valid argument to the forefront. While I applaud Vance for using rational thought rather than emotions in a highly dramatized issue, I believe Vance misses the point.
Undeterred by 98-degree temperatures, Ohio University union members gathered at College Gate, Baker University Center and South Green yesterday to picket and hand out fliers about recent layoffs.
On a beautiful campus like ours at Ohio University, bustling with trees, pedestrians and cars driving around thanks to vegetable oil, it's hard to believe that the environment as a whole takes a daily beating from deforestation and carbon emissions (among many others). While I plan on discussing these issues throughout the quarter, I think it's important for people here at OU to know that while global climate change seems like an ambitious task, there are steps that can be taken to help the environment that aren't so gigantic.
While some freshmen will be popping open beer cans this weekend, others who aren't into the party scene or breaking the law can participate in alcohol-free events in Baker University Center.
A June Ohio University graduate died in a single-car crash early Sunday morning in his hometown of Kettering.
Record companies filed lawsuits Tuesday against five of the 18 Ohio University students whose names were turned over to the companies this summer as part of a recording industry crackdown that began in February.
Paul Johnson talks about the problems he had off the field a year ago freely now, but it's noticeable how the conversation he dots with the phrase lesson learned humbles the imposing offensive lineman, who is otherwise happy-go-lucky and confident, especially when talking about football.
Some Ohio University faculty members expressed concern about an ethics hotline at least a year and half before a Post records request prompted school officials to shut it down.
Athens County Commissioners upheld the termination of an Athens 911 dispatcher suspected of improper conduct on duty at their weekly meeting Tuesday.
Defensive end Jameson Hartke has spent hours watching Louisiana-Lafayette's game film, but he didn't have to go any farther than his own practice field to get a taste of what he will see tomorrow night.
Republican Sen. Joy Padgett will not run again for the Ohio Senate in 2008, but state Rep. Jimmy Stewart plans to seek her seat.
Millions of immigrants throughout history agree; America is the place to be! Since 15,000 B.C., when the first people migrated to North America via the land bridge with Asia, this land has been the envy of all others.
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