Swimming & Diving: Ohio remains close at halfway point
Feb. 15, 2007Out of first place by a razor-thin margin, Ohio is looking for anyone to give it an extra advantage for the last two days of competition, even the delivery guy.
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Oval Opus returns to favorite tour stop
Feb. 15, 2007One Cincinnati band can't wait to get to The Blue Gator this weekend.
Your Turn: 'Monologues' forum grossly misrepresented in editorial
Feb. 15, 2007I'm writing this letter in response to The Post's Feb. 14 editorial, which mentioned the forum on The Vagina Monologues. It seems the Post reporter who joined us was either not listening or the editors purposely chose to misrepresent what was said.
Transit company tweaks training
Feb. 15, 2007With a new company at the helm of Athens Transit, the busing service's drivers will be retrained with a focus on customer service.
Ask Jerri: Dissent on campus needs to continue -
Feb. 15, 2007Over the last few weeks, more and more members of the Ohio University community have been speaking up. Open dissent is becoming almost a daily occurrence. Even so, we find ourselves asking: Does the Ohio University environment truly encourage critical thinking? And what are the consequences of speaking out in a place where everyone knows everyone?
Wrestling: 'Cats fall to ranked opponent
Feb. 15, 2007Ohio was rolling along against No. 5 Central Michigan ' until the match at 157-pounds.
Ongoing events offered for Parents Weekend
Feb. 15, 2007Winter Parents Weekend starts today, with parents who weren't able to visit during the fall ' or are back to visit again ' descending on campus.
Men's Basketball: Ohio hits long road for midnight matchup with New Mexico State
Feb. 15, 2007Coach Tim O'Shea knows that a win at New Mexico State Saturday really doesn't mean anything.
Editorial: Beer tax won't add up
Feb. 15, 2007Would you pay 4 cents more for a bottle of beer? That's the new idea coming out of Kent, and state lawmakers are taking interest. If state Rep. Kathleen Chandler, a Democrat from Kent, has it her way, cities could impose a so-called sin tax on the beverage of choice for most college students. This new idea has officials in Oxford and Athens salivating over the possibilities. But let's call it by a more appropriate name: discrimination.
Bobcats topple West Virginia, nearly upset No. 25 Kent State
Feb. 11, 2007Some coaches put a lot of stock in moral victories. Coach Joel Greenlee isn't sure about that philosophy.
JUST IN: OU budget woes 'an absolute disaster,' faculty say
Feb. 11, 2007A year ago, Ohio University administrators told Faculty Senate that OU was fiscally sound G
1st-place finishes highlight Ohio's weekend
Feb. 11, 2007Led by a second-place finish from distance runner Carime Reinhart, the Bobcat women landed fourth at the All-Ohio Championships in Bowling Green on Saturday.
Ohio cancels lacrosse season
Feb. 11, 2007With not enough student-athletes to constitute a team, the Ohio athletic department announced the cancellation of the 2007 lacrosse season Friday morning.
Ohio goes 1-3 while trying to find 'another level' at Carolina Classic
Feb. 11, 2007Although the Bobcats came out of the Carolina Classic with a 1-3 record, third baseman Kristen Salvatore was satisfied with her team's performance.
Bobcats' failed execution leads to split with Penn State
Feb. 11, 2007Jim Roach will not soon forget his team's 3-2 loss to Penn State on Saturday. After a loss to their biggest rival at home, Roach said that this defeat hurts a little more.
Your Turn: Frostbite a real danger for students on campus
Feb. 8, 2007As a mother of a university student, I too am appalled there is no plan in place for closing because of extreme cold weather. Let me say that even though college students are regarded as adults, it doesn't mean that common sense should not prevail when the weather is dangerously cold. Ask any physician, and they will tell you that frostbite occurs in just a matter of minutes on exposed skin.
Women's basketball: Fatigue contributes to Bobcats' 53-52 loss
Feb. 8, 2007Toledo's Savage Hall will continue to haunt Ohio for at least another two years.
Ask Jerri
Feb. 8, 2007After five weeks of covering mostly local issues, we've decided to turn our attention to national concerns. The Democrats have had a month and one of us (Matt) thinks it's time to check on their progress.
Men's Basketball: Ohio works to continue streak
Feb. 8, 2007For the first time since conference play began, the Bobcats have more than just the O Zone on their side as they return to The Convo.
A different sound: OU student, traditional Chinese instrument bring music to the air
Feb. 8, 2007Second-year graduate student Tsun-Hui Hung rehearses for her upcoming recital Sunday. Hung has been playing the erhu, a traditional Chinese fiddle with two strings, since she was 10 years old. The instrument is made partially out of snakeskin, making it too fragile to take outside during the cold weather.
