Matt Schlarb's second career start went considerably smoother than his first. After he lasted only one-third of an inning and allowed five runs in that lone start last season, Schlarb was much more effective in his second go-round, lasting 6 1/3 innings, allowing no runs on five hits.
Ohio University recently has explored the idea of making the jump from quarters to semesters. Perhaps learning from their previous gaffes, the administration has emphasized input from students and faculty, a great sign. Such an action should not be taken without support from the people who will be most affected by the decision; we applaud the administration for taking the time to listen and care about what other people think. It's a nice sign after a few difficult years.
Athens residents expressed concerns about a proposed 800-bed apartment complex off Richland Avenue at Monday's Athens City Council committee meeting.
The name Scott Mayle has almost become synonymous with wins in Ohio track and field.
The Post's Dave Hendricks sat down with a female sophomore accused of downloading music by the RIAA. She remains anonymous because she could face legal action.
At the end of Winter Quarter, most students are looking ahead to spring break, but reflecting on the past 10 weeks is key when filling out course evaluations.
For the first time in four years, Angel Ross will not spend March 9 in Athens.
CLEVELAND ' Tim O'Shea knew playing Miami for a third straight year in the Mid-American Conference Tournament was bound to turn out badly for him.
Athens County high school sophomores will end a grueling week of testing today that will determine whether they receive a diploma and whether their districts pass on the year's state report card.
Reasons to phase out men's swimming and diving:
Brent doesn't have the same luck as most sports gamblers. He's the first to admit it.
Brice Bible, Ohio University's new chief information officer, will make $210,000 a year -
William Jeff Gillespie, warden of the Southeast Ohio Regional Jail, resigned verbally yesterday through his lawyer during a meeting of the jail's commission, which accepted the resignation
It's our last column and Spring Quarter is on the horizon. For us, that means facing the prospect of having to graduate and enter the real world. In that spirit, we're ready to focus on the positive side of things (for once) and share some of our fondest OU memories.
Bands Casual Future and The Silo Circuit know MySpace.com will bring fans to their show tonight at Casa Nueva, but they hope the audience will be ready for some surprises.
MediaSentry, a copyright protection service, is monitoring peer-to-peer file-sharing networks and providing user information to record companies.
The same city council members considering whether to raise parking fines in Athens can park in the middle of the Uptown area free of charge.
The Harvard-educated historian chosen to be chair of Ohio University's African American Studies Department next year has withdrawn her candidacy amid allegations that she misrepresented information in her application.
A freeze-thaw effect from fluctuating temperatures this winter has caused the usual number of potholes on campus roads, though some of those potholes have been more concentrated because of construction of a new residence hall on South Green, an Ohio University grounds official said.
It's about time someone said something (albeit a little something) about the horrible lack of grammar in online correspondence. This is an extremely important issue in my mind. As a student, I feel it is vital to hone your Internet grammar so as to offer your best impressions. Many employers use e-mail to communicate with prospective employees and they judge you based on your etiquette and grammar. As my mother always said, If they can't understand what you write
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