Athens residents and off-campus Ohio University students can throw away extra trash without having to pay the usual extra-bag fees beginning Monday during the city's spring clean-up week.
One of the most exhilarating stages of real life is set to take the stage through two legal dramas playing Sunday at Ohio University.
I'm sure that The Post will be swamped with letters in regard to Alex Jabs' outspoken article about Greek life at OU and in general. For those who agree with Ms. Jabs, I don't blame you. Those who aren't involved in Greek life have a very ignorant and narrow-minded view of sorority girls and frat-tastic men. I think I speak for all in Greek life when I say, don't knock it if you haven't tried it. Although I am not in Delta Zeta or Alpha Xi Delta, I would be completely and utterly humiliated and infuriated at revealing such horrible and untrue comments about these sororities. Perhaps Jabs is knocking these girls because the bond they have together is unbreakable, and with her narcissistic and supercilious attitude, it is hard to get such kinds of life-long friendships (I bet the author would be surprised I know such big words, seeing as all my sorority-girl brain can absorb is sex and beer and being naked). For future reference Ms. Jabs, don't throw a referenced article out on the table if you haven't experienced it for yourself.
Armed with an endless list of influences and an appetite for genre-melding, Blackcoin is bringing its unclassifiable collage of sound to Athens tonight.
A study concluding that Ohio University administrators make 3.8 percent more than the national median contained data that were mislabeled when it was distributed to faculty earlier this week.
In response to shootings at Virginia Tech earlier this week that left 33 dead, Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has asked the Ohio Board of Regents to form a task force to review campus safety plans.
Pomeroy resident Bee Vacca started out with a career in information systems for a company that contracted with the NASA shuttle program. But 10 years after leaving her tech job to be with her husband as he retired, she has traded computers for cakes.
It didn't take very long for the Bobcats to shift their focus after Wednesday's two losses against Marshall toward this weekend's games with Mid-American Conference rival Akron.
Volunteers will kick off Athens' Beautification Day tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. with speeches from OU President Roderick McDavis, Student Senate President Morgan Allen and a city official. After the speeches, volunteers will disperse to their project sites.
The Ohio track and field teams head to Cincinnati this weekend for the 28-team All-Ohio Championships.
The women's golf team returns to action this weekend in the Lady Buckeyes Spring Invitational after a fifth place finish in the Falcon Invitational on Tuesday.
Coach Frank Solich doesn't want his team to accumulate any more black and blue in tomorrow's Green & White game.
In celebration of Earth Day, the Ohio University Do It Yourself Club and The Wire are sponsoring DIY Fest 5, a weekend-long conference beginning tonight.
On April 16, Erin Rose Pfeifer voiced her disagreement with Ashley Herzog's column on the Women's Equality Amendment. Ms. Pfeifer wrote that the goal of feminists is not to rid the world of gender differences but to provide equal opportunity for women. She expressed her belief that the WEA would do just that, contradicting Ms. Herzog's assertion that the WEA would create policies that both men and women would strongly disagree with.
As Ohio University strives to increase diversity, one of the main proponents has been to offer more scholarships to minorities. But scholarships for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students are not on the list.
It started out as a normal Monday morning in Blacksburg, Va., at Virginia Tech University. That would soon change. A massacre would soon take place in which 33 human beings' lives were taken away forever. This would be the most horrific and deadly shooting rampage in modern U.S. history. It was truly a dark day. There was however, a bittersweet story that took place during these events.
Women composers know what women listeners enjoy, an idea that the Calliope Feminist Choir is bringing to fruition tomorrow night.
On Tuesday, President McDavis and several top administrators appeared at a Town Hall meeting. I was out of town Tuesday, but I had the chance to view the forum live on the Internet. I admire McDavis, Krendl and others for being willing to field hostile questions despite my belief that Town Hall meetings are best confined to actual towns and organizations with hopelessly antiquated ideas about public relations.
Ashley Herzog rehashes a number of the issues in the sexual assault accusation against Duke University lacrosse players, a case in which the charges were recently dropped. She speaks of hateful assumptions that white male athletes are violent racists who take pleasure in gang-raping helpless women.
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