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Student Senate unsurprised by faculty no-confidence vote

Ohio University Student Senate executives said yesterday at senate's last meeting of the year that they were not surprised by the American Association of University Professors' vote of no confidence in OU President Roderick McDavis.


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Engaging songwriter brings together musician and audience

Joe Anderl is one of the nicest, most sincere and genuine people ever to grace this city. He is soft-spoken and pauses often when he speaks. He is the type of guy to spend the 10-year anniversary of Jeff Buckley's death watching his videos on YouTube. But what is truly remarkable about Anderl is that he engages an audience like few other musicians can.




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Fight for abortion rights takes shape in jewelry

The issue of abortion is one usually confined to hospitals, clinics and courtrooms. However, a group of Athens abortion rights advocates and artisans is bringing the issue out in the open through jewelry making.


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Warden officially named

The Southeast Ohio Regional Jail Board of Commissioners named the acting warden as the official warden and gave him fiscal responsibility of the jail at its meeting yesterday.


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OUPD will not charge suspended student

The Ohio University Police Department will not press criminal charges against an OU student for carrying a handgun onto university airport property more than two years ago, according to an OU news release.


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Bands offer students fun before finals

With Spring Quarter winding down and the inevitable finals squeeze no longer just a murmur, four Ohio bands will converge at Baker Theatre to give students a much-needed respite from dusty textbooks.


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Student moms balance reponsibilities

Most students bring books, iPods and laptops to class. Jennifer McGee brings a diaper bag, a stroller and her 5-month-old son, Michael.


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Prosecutor reports bogus check scam in Athens

The Athens County Prosecutor's Office advises residents who receive check mailings from a Super Seven Contest not to cash the enclosed bogus checks because they will be civilly liable to the bank for the amount of the check.


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