City law director announces re-election bid
Feb. 7, 2007Athens City Law Director Garry Hunter announced yesterday he will seek re-election to the post he has held since 1977.
Athens City Law Director Garry Hunter announced yesterday he will seek re-election to the post he has held since 1977.
As it draws closer to the conference tournament, Ohio has picked the perfect time to get back to its winning ways.
The ESPN effect continues to work to the Bobcats' advantage.
Ohio University Director of Athletics Kirby Hocutt said he will consider a gradual phase-out of the eliminated sports to allow student-athletes to stay and play for OU.
The name is fun to say. Also, the new record is not bad.
With the Central States Collegiate Hockey League regular season title on the line, goaltender Ryan Baksh only wanted to be between the pipes for the Bobcats.
If there were any thoughts that a one-week layoff between games would interrupt Ohio's momentum from two straight wins, an 11-0 run by the Bobcats to start Saturday's contest against Central Michigan silenced them all.
Another meet, another school record.
Ohio found something more than two victories on Saturday ' they found redemption.
Ohio University Graduate Student Senate is sending a resolution to Hudson Health Center requesting updates to its Web site, which senators said lacks critical sexual health information.
Two hundred and three years ' it is almost awe-inspiring to think that we are all part of a university that has been spreading knowledge for more than two centuries. I often wonder, could our founders ever have conceived the issues we face today? Could they ever fathom things like budget realignments, strategic plans or shared governance? That last one, shared governance, is probably the most pertinent, for it is the reason the other two have seemed so painful. Do we have shared governance? Do any of our opinions even matter to those in charge? For three years I have answered yes to both of these questions ' I have been a fool. We are no closer to a truly democratic university than we were 203 years ago.
Bubba Walther used Ohio's win over Toledo on Wednesday night to get back into his shooting rhythm.
About a week ago, we received word that President McDavis was going to re-re-re-unveil Vision Ohio for Founder's Day. And, as much as we both wanted to get some sleep this week, we decided to comb through Vision for ourselves in anticipation of the big day. What we found was deeply disappointing. There just isn't space in a column of this size to mention everything that's wrong with this document. What we can do is forgo our usual format and address what we believe to be the most dangerous myths about Vision Ohio.
After the dust settled on the athletic department's decision, there are still people left standing and fighting for what they've lost, despite the fact that they have been told the decision is final.
Biakuye means unity in the African nation of Ghana, and the unity of American and African cultures is the backbone of the Biakuye Unity Ensemble's performance tomorrow night.
The Athens Police Department paid $4,400 it owed the Southeast Ohio Regional Jail for two months of inmate housing.
President Roderick McDavis outlined VisionOhio in his State of the University address today, emphasizing that the university is moving forward and reaching the goals set by Ohio University's founders.
This weekend, It's goin' down at Ohio University.
Today we celebrate Founder's Day, remembering the Ohio University personnel and students that have made OU what it is today. We look at Cutler Hall and find it nearly inconceivable that such a small building could have been OU at its birth. We hear that Margaret Boyd was the first female student, that John Newton Templeton was the first African-American male student and that Martha Jane Blackburn was the first African-American female student, and marvel that years ago such people had to fight for higher education.
Ohio University will celebrate Founder's Day today to honor the men behind OU's beginning as well as the faculty and students who will bring the university into the future.