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JUST IN: OU changes file-sharing policy

Days after being identified as the nation's leader in music download notifications, Ohio University has revised its enforcement policy for copyright infringement.



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JUST IN: Councilman beats incumbent mayor in primary

First Ward city Councilman Paul Wiehl beat incumbent Ric Abel in his Democratic bid for the mayor's seat in today's primary election, according to preliminary results from the Athens County Board of Elections.


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JUST IN: Jail warden charged with felony

William Jeff Gillespie, warden of the Southeast Ohio Regional Jail, was charged Friday with unauthorized use of computers for allegedly showing a female jail employee adult pornography on his office computer Jan. 24.


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Business professor rejects penalty proposal

A professor in Ohio University's College of Business has refused to accept proposed punishments in response to the ethics complaint filed against him last fall.


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Your Turn: Baker Center's 'Iraq Ocean' negates country's populace

As you walk into the Court Street entrance of the new Baker University Center, look down and to the left. On the far left colorful tiled floor map, you will see an ocean where Iraq should be. It's true! Take your own walking tour of the Baker Center-sponsored World. Maybe this was just a construction error. Maybe there were not enough land-colored tiles in the budget to cover the war torn country of Iraq. On the other hand, maybe this slip-up was more of a slight. I imagine chuckles and sideways glances of amusement as construction crews and administrative overseers toured the building before its opening. Maybe a picture was taken and attached to an e-mail with a funny tagline: And the war is finally over or Iraq '08. Quibbling about floor tiles would seem a little trite except that every time I walk over the new Ohio University-sanctioned Iraq Ocean, I feel like I am taking part in the negation of not only a country, but its populace. The mothers, grandmothers and grandfathers, children, young adults and (yes) even the American troops of Iraq are all rendered nonexistent by a floor tile in the multi-million dollar building that I helped pay for. Bring your green Sharpies and let's fix it. Samantha Flores is a senior English major.



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Women's Basketball: Bobcats falter against Bulls, fall back in MAC standings

In the race for a first-round bye in the conference tournament, the Bobcats tripped and fell. Hard.Three days after its best offensive output of the season, Ohio had its worst, shooting 30 percent from the field and turning the ball over 22 times in a 61-47 loss to Buffalo last night. It definitely looks like we did


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Local literature

What could be better on a chilly February evening than curling up in a cozy chair reading a good book? Instead of reaching for the latest Danielle Steel or John Grisham novel, however, try popping into a local bookstore to discover works by some local literary talent.


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New venue needed at OU

Authorities and students from the School of Music say funding is needed for a more efficient performance space.


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Ohio snaps skid in dominating fashion

Whitney Davis knew what his job was last night against Bowling Green and that was to defend the Mid-American Conference's leading scorer, Martin Samarco.


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Ladysmith Black Mambazo to grace Mem Aud stage

Two-time Grammy-award winners, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, will bring South-African culture to Athens during tonight's performance at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.


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Bobcats ready for last chance at MAC title

The Bobcats have been preparing themselves for this moment all season long, but it was the decision that they didn't expect that has the 'Cats motivated for this week.


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Fearless Freshman: Fear of anatomically correct words makes 'vagina' taboo

I am not afraid of vaginas, but apparently some people are.The vagina is an anatomical part. It's a biological fact, and ignoring it doesn't make it go away. Sure, it's something you probably don't discuss much when eating dinner at Latitude 39 with your grandparents, but its existence cannot reasonably be denied.


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