JERUSALEM -Israeli troops and tanks left the Rafah refugee camp on the Gaza-Egypt border after sundown yesterday following a weeklong sweep for militants and weapons-smuggling tunnels, military officials said.
The Franklin County Coroner's Office has ruled a former Ohio University student's death a suicide, according to autopsy results.
Outkast, 50 Cent or Jimmy Buffett's greatest hits soon could be available for Ohio University students with just a click of a button -legally.
NELSONVILLE -In an emergency session, Nelsonville City Council passed a resolution last night mandating the city auditor prepare a certificate to renew a property tax that would produce estimated revenues of 2 mills on the November ballot.
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands -The U.S. Energy Secretary said that Saudi Arabia has assured Washington it will supply up to 2 million barrels a day in additional crude oil if the market demands it.
In late 2001, a couple from Columbus traveled to Southeast Ohio for a short retreat in one of Hocking County's cabins. The husband had made all the plans and drove them to their location. During their stay, the husband suffered a medical emergency. Using her cellular phone, his wife called 911 for help.
A bill to update county 911 systems is on the fast track to Gov. Bob Taft's desk before the General Assembly recesses for the summer this Thursday.
Rhode Island field hockey player Jess Arnold used to play basketball. So did her younger sister Amanda. She used to play softball, too -and so did Amanda.
(U-WIRE) -There are ideas and ideologies at war across the globe -from the conflicts in the Middle East to the election year conflicts in American homes. While these wars are vastly different from situation to situation, one constant can be seen in them all -it is futile to use force to oppose an idea.
Because of a reporting error, Brooke Dagnan's degree program was incorrect in yesterday's article, Graduate students will vote for senate online. Dagnan is pursuing a master's in fine arts, or M.F.A.
With the NCAA Softball Tournament approaching, the Mid-American Conference prepares to send two teams for the first time. Central Michigan earned the conference's first ever at-large bid, and Bowling Green won a spot thanks to its status as MAC Tournament champions.
In 2001, the media marveled at the fact that both the best actress and best actor Academy Awards went to black actors. Denzel Washington won for his role in Training Day
Starter Bova keeps Bobcats competitive, saves bullpen
NEW DELHI -Manmohan Singh, whose humble origins inspired him to start the reforms that opened up India's economy, was named prime minister yesterday, ending weeks of turmoil that culminated with Sonia Gandhi's refusal to take the post.
Because of an overloaded system and a computer glitch, many Ohio University students' housing requests for next year were never received by residence services. Housing registration times were pushed back, and some students never officially registered.
Journalism professor Bill Reader stood before his 8 a.m. class last week and, between sips of coffee, addressed the students before him, How many of you drink coffee?
It is an obvious fact that college students eat a lot of pizza. Ohio University students are no exception.
Those traveling through parts of Athens, Hocking, Perry and Vinton counties might need to find alternate routes because of emergency flooding in areas.
Convenience and low prices have given many Ohio University students a taste for Kraft Easy Mac and ramen noodles -two foods that are as high in sodium and carbohydrates as they are in popularity.
An hour before showtime, costume-clad students stormed the Baker Center Ballroom in hopes of gaining an early glimpse of America's favorite principal. With Dennis Haskins in town, Ohio University was itching to be Saved by the Bell.
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