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Your Turn: OU loses valuable support from cut student-athletes
Mar. 7, 2007Ohio University's administration is alienating its proudest students.
Editorial: A preventable cancer
Mar. 6, 2007A proposed bill in the Ohio House would make the human papillomavirus vaccine a requirement for girls aged 10 and 11. It would be a major step in helping to prevent HPV in all future generations, but Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland does not support the move.
JUST IN: OU names new CIO
Mar. 6, 2007After its second search, Ohio University chose Brice Bible to become its latest chief information officer.
Baseball: Bobcats cruise over Vikings at home with 4-run 1st inning to continue streak: Despite late fielding errors, early firepower propels Ohio
Mar. 6, 2007The chilly temperature outside couldn't cool the Bobcats' bats early in yesterday's game against Cleveland State.
NEWS UPDATE: Prosecutor's former secretary pleads not guilty to seven drug charges
Mar. 6, 2007The former secretary of Athens County Prosecutor C. David Warren pleaded not guilty today to a total of seven counts resulting from an October drug investigation.
JUST IN: Students will vote on confidence in McDavis
Mar. 6, 2007This spring, Ohio University students will have the opportunity to indicate their approval of President Roderick McDavis and his administration.
Softball: Flyers visit Athens for 'Cats' home opener
Mar. 6, 2007Matt O'Donnell | STAFF WRITERmo134405@ohiou.edu
In the Zone
Mar. 6, 2007Midway through Championship Week, the tickets to the Big Dance are being punched and we're just days away from Selection Sunday and the time to fill out those bracket pools.
Athens city 'aquifer' rivals bottled water in purity
Mar. 5, 2007Chris Grimaldi drinks about 360 ounces of water every week. However, he does not twist a faucet for water G
JUST IN: Bobcats bow out to Eagles again in MAC Tournament
Mar. 5, 2007This season, Ohio duplicated its win total from last season, knocked off a nationally-ranked team and made waves through the Mid-American Conference.
Editorial: Pedestrian peril
Mar. 5, 2007At the start of Winter Quarter, Ohio University opened the new Baker University Center. The $60 million, 183,000-square-foot building has since become the center of campus activity.
Grad senate shoots down 'biased' questions
Mar. 5, 2007Graduate Student Senate's spring ballot will include questions asking students their opinion of Ohio University President Roderick McDavis' administration, but they will be considerably different than ones proposed at last night's meeting.
Professors suggest erring on side of formality
Mar. 5, 2007Steve Patterson is a stickler about students referring to him with a proper title.
Reversing a trend
Mar. 5, 2007Ohio University sophomore Garret Kisner's father pushed him to apply to 12 colleges his senior year of high school. OU, a school he did not know existed, was just another application he picked up from his counselor's office.
Ohio to battle Vikings at first home game
Mar. 5, 2007Coach Joe Carbone is not about to get too excited over his team's 3-0 record last weekend. Although his team's bats came alive in the three victories, Carbone attributed the success at the plate to the lower quality of pitching the Bobcats faced.
Entrepreneurs oppose increase in parking fees
Mar. 5, 2007Business owners pleaded with Athens City Council members to reconsider a proposed ordinance that would raise parking fees and, according to the owners, would drive away customers.
'Cats look to turn the table on Eagles
Mar. 5, 2007CLEVELAND ' Another familiar sight awaits the Bobcats in this year's Mid-American Conference Tournament.
Your Turn: Physiology program will miss 'genuine student-athletes'
Mar. 5, 2007I wish to follow up on Mr. Stetson's excellent letter in yesterday's The Post. I applaud Mr. Stetson for his excellent comments. I am a retired faculty member who has served this university for more than 40 years and have known and have been closely associated with the men's cross country and track and field programs during this period.
