The years flew by. Happy 50th Frisbee
July 18, 2007One common summer pastime and one of the world's fastest growing sports would not be possible without the Frisbee, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this month.
One common summer pastime and one of the world's fastest growing sports would not be possible without the Frisbee, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this month.
Just as the two-dates-at-once-in-the-same-restaurant made the rounds through the entertainment industry, it seems that the unachievable female orgasm is developing into one of these clich+
A commemoration service for Abhishek Singh, a 22-year-old graduate student from India, will be held today at 4:30 p.m. in Baker University Center Ballroom.
With an approaching end-of-summer deadline, the Academic Calendar and System Committee is finishing its final report that will include a recommendation to either maintain the status quo or to make a change to the semester system.
While some students at Ohio University seem to not give the brick-layered roads a second thought until tripping over them, many can forget that the quaint Athens streets do not maintain themselves.
Refusing to let last week's All-Star break phase them, the Southern Ohio Copperheads carried their recent momentum into the second half of Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League play.
The Copperheads success can greatly be attributed to the team's six All-Stars. One of these players, Tony Campana, has dazzled many fans by showcasing his lightning-quick speed at the leadoff position this summer.
After several months, the Ohio University Board of Trustees has chosen an interim secretary to pick up where Alan Geiger left off.
A Post editorial three weeks ago, while not completely wrong, was based upon a misinterpretation. The editorial argued that President Roderick McDavis was sending mixed signals about remaking Ohio University into a prominent research university.
Ohio University Senior Associate Vice President and Dean of Students Terry Hogan announced Tuesday that he is leaving the university for a position at the University of Northern Iowa as vice president for educational and student services.
In all likelihood, the accident that claimed the life of physics graduate student Abhishek Singh could not have been prevented. Singh was simply at the wrong place at the very worst of times.
During their brief six-year history, the Southern Ohio Copperheads have had only one winning season. The 2007 Copperheads led by first-year coach Mike Deegan, however, are changing the franchise's losing ways.
Ohio University's Office of Information Technology, under the leadership of its new chief information officer, is moving into another phase of a strategy to build up the under-funded and under-staffed department.
It's been no secret that the Bobcats have been a different team since Frank Solich took the reigns as head coach three years ago. In just his second season with the team, the Bobcats advanced to their first-ever Mid-American Championship and made their first postseason bowl game for the first time since 1968. As he prepares to meet the lofty expectations sure to be placed on his team, Solich recently sat down with The Post's Andrew Gribble to discuss the upcoming season.
I was truly disgusted to read that Robert Andrey was stealing from the students who trusted their athletic careers to him and Director of Athletics Kirby Hocutt. I am the mother of one of the swimmers who was forced to leave Ohio University as a result of the mismanagement of the athletic department.
There is a huge problem in our society and it is a problem that is only going to get worse unless we come together as a country and do something about it. This problem is called poverty.
Athens police have found the passenger of an SUV that apparently hit an Ohio University student, who died in the accident. The passenger apparently fled the scene of the accident on June 30, according to police.
Attorney General Marc Dann is investigating the relationship between the Ohio University Alumni Association and a loan consolidation company as part of a statewide investigation of alumni foundations and preferred lenders.
At the recent Board of Trustees meeting, a brazen Ohio University administrator chided The Post and urged support for President Roderick McDavis.