Four months after a committee formed by Graduate Student Senate and Student Senate recommended that Ohio University allow student demonstrations on campus outside of the registered assembly areas (a.k.a. free speech zones), nothing has happened.
When the signing of an informational form between tenants and landlords debuted as a code requirement in Athens last year, only about a quarter of the documents were returned to the city. Violators caught a break with lax enforcement of the new requirement ' in part because of already busy code enforcement officers and varying interpretations of who should sign the forms ' and no one was prosecuted, said Steve Pierson, director of code enforcement.
It was the first week of school, and Ohio University was already facing protests and picket lines. It's nice to know that some things never change.
The recent Post article The Price of Power did a good job describing the changing regulations and increasing cost of electric power faced by Ohio University.-
These words are in regards to Mr. Joe Vance's column (Sept. 13), America needs to eliminate threatsG?-
I am writing yet another letter in response to the Chris Yonker article on immigration.-
Ellen Herman could only watch as her team let a 2-1 lead slip away against Long Beach State in the Pioneer Classic tournament final Saturday.
The Browns' dealing of Charlie Frye has their fans rightfully excited, as it brings Brady Quinn that much closer to the field. However, the Browns have failed to answer the question I have been asking since Trent Dilfer departed: Who is going to mentor the Browns' quarterbacks?
Now through Oct. 10, the Multicultural Center Art Gallery is featuring the Art of Ohio exhibit, which spans a range of mediums from blown glass to wooden furniture created by artists from the state of Ohio. Items, which include home d+
The No. 12 Ohio field hockey team split a pair of games in Bloomington, Ind., this weekend, defeating Indiana 1-0 Friday before falling to No. 5 Wake Forest on Saturday 2-1.
Since genocides and holocausts happen because of the silence of people of good will, I must respond to Chris Yonker's September 11 column Broad Stripes and Bright Stars.
It might be tempting to spend all of your time in college going to the same old parties, but Athens has a vast number of interesting activities worth trying at least once. Besides dressing up for Halloween, sledding down Jeff Hill and hiking to the Ridges in the dark, there are plenty of other less-obvious things that every student should do before graduating from Ohio University.
I won't deny being moderately vain. I wear make-up, color my hair and don short skirts. However, I considered my skin, which is normally the color of typing paper, my one stance against society's laws of female attractiveness G
Friday's Post column entitled America's party being crashed since the first settlers left England was simplistic at best and prejudicial and racist/classist at worst. When Mr. Yonker jokingly refers to America being a stable party state
Analogies are potent tools for helping individuals to better understand the complexities of the world around them.-
Non-conference schedules are understood to be college football's equivalent of a preseason. They're the handful of games that more often than not serve as tune-ups for big programs and money-making endeavors for smaller ones that often find solace in the fact the outcome has nothing to do with conference championships.
When Ohio University purchased a computer system to manage student records in the 1980s, it was on the cutting edge of such technology. Today, the university is one of only eight that still use that system ' which predates the Internet and requires hours of downtime each day to process new information.
The Bobcats teed it up for the first time Monday and Tuesday as the men competed at the John Piper Intercollegiate Tournament at Bowling Green and the women at the Brickyard Invitational hosted by Northern Illinois.
Continuing my commentary on September 11
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