Hocking College student charged with murder
Apr. 15, 2007A Hocking College student has been charged with the murder of his ex-girlfriend, fellow student Jodi Marie Blankenship.
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Trustees to vote on Porter extension
Apr. 15, 2007Ohio University's Board of Trustees will discuss the university's budget deficit and 31 potential construction and renovation projects at its Friday meeting.
Baseball: 'Cats lose 3 despite solid pitching
Apr. 15, 2007Pitcher Kevin Mementowski said he feels his team can't catch any breaks right now.
Your Turn: Radical feminists want change for equality, not genderless society
Apr. 15, 2007I'm writing in response to Ashley Herzog's editorial printed April 9. While I respect your opinion, I feel the need to provide a different interpretation of the Women's Equality Amendment. To clear up some points of confusion: the goal of radical feminism is not to make America a society that does not acknowledge gender
Your Turn: Myths taken literally as 'The Truth' leads to human intolerance, cruelty
Apr. 15, 2007I missed the Veritas Forum at OU. I tend to shy away from places where Truth, with a capital T, or Veritas, with a capital V, are headlined. But the matter of how we know what we know ' about the world and our place in it ' is certainly worthy of discussion.
OU junior plans to run for mayor
Apr. 15, 2007Like many Ohio University students, Sergey Kahn spends his time balancing schoolwork, friends and family. Now he's adding something else to the list: a campaign to be mayor of Athens.
Editorial: Smooth move
Apr. 15, 2007Ohio University recently came to an agreement to ease the transfer process from Hocking College, OU's primary source of transfer students. The agreement calls for administrators and faculty from both institutions to identify Hocking College courses and associate degrees that correlate with bachelor degree programs at OU. Academic programs listed in the agreement ' social work, nursing, technical and applied studies, specialized studies and criminal justice ' will transfer directly to the student's major at OU.
Nutrition facts missing for food court
Apr. 15, 2007Students who eat a grilled cheese sandwich on wheat bread at Nelson Dining Hall can go online to learn that they are putting away 25.3 grams of fat, 386 calories and 26.2 grams of carbohydrates.
South African journalist to speak at Baker Center
Apr. 15, 2007Ryland Fisher, former editor of the Cape Times in Cape Town, South Africa, and the recipient of the 2006 Images and Voices of Hope Award will speak at 7 tonight in Baker University Center Ballroom.
RIAA initiative not limited to campus network users
Apr. 15, 2007Some on-campus Ohio University students recently have been targeted by the Recording Industry Association of America for illegally downloading music, but the RIAA's initiative doesn't end at the edges of campus.
Residents aim to eradicate invasive weed, explore nature
Apr. 15, 2007A small group of dedicated environmentalists contended with rain and 35-degree weather yesterday to tackle the removal of Athens County's most invasive weed, garlic-mustard.
Tennessee native starts as new CIO
Apr. 15, 2007Fresh out of Tennessee Technological University, Brice Bible had taken a job at a coal-fired power plant in Texas, where his boss lined up a bunch of engineers and asked, Who wants to work on this newfangled thing called computers?
Spring football: Offense improves, but defense triumphs again
Apr. 15, 2007This time they bent, but just like last week, they didn't break.Ohio's defense looked sluggish at the beginning but resumed its solid play from the week before in another strong performance Saturday at Peden Stadium in the team's second scrimmage of the spring.
Faculty might join Board of Trustees
Apr. 15, 2007Ohio University Board of Trustees is being asked to consider adding faculty representation to the university's top governing body.
10 students face file-sharing suits
Apr. 15, 2007The Recording Industry Association of America is suing 10 Ohio University students.
Softball: Bobcats split doubleheaders with Buffalo, Kent State
Apr. 15, 2007Pitcher Michelle Sauter couldn't have asked for a better birthday present.
Law restricts hours, passengers for teens
Apr. 15, 2007Some local teens are upset with a new Ohio law that that puts restrictions on drivers under 17.
JUST IN: Hocking College student charged with murder
Apr. 12, 2007A Hocking College student has been charged with murder of his ex-girlfriend, fellow student Jodi Marie Blankenship.
Golf: Bobcats face 'tough test' at weekend tournament
Apr. 12, 2007The Ohio men's golf team plays at the Kepler Intercollegiate, hosted by Ohio State tomorrow and Sunday.
Baseball: Ohio in search of 1st road win of season
Apr. 12, 2007Chris Rigo knows that the move from relief pitcher to start is not the easiest of transitions. But with his first-start nerves behind him, Rigo said he hopes to display more confidence in his second start today against Eastern Michigan.
