Women's Basketball:Ohio zips by Akron on the road
Jan. 16, 2007After missing two free throws late in last night's game with Akron, reserve guard Lauren Hmiel angrily tossed her headband into the seats at James A. Rhodes Arena.
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Strickland sworn into office, speaks on education, Ohio's growth
Jan. 15, 2007Ted Strickland was inaugurated Saturday as Ohio's 68th governor, marking the first time in 16 years that a Democrat has had control of the state government.
Editorial: Unequal opportunity
Jan. 15, 2007When plans for the new $60 million Baker University Center were still being formulated, the administration decided to tack on an additional fee of $60 per quarter for every student on campus.
Celebrating MLK
Jan. 15, 2007Participants in Keeping the Dream Alive! a celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, channeled the leader's spirit through song, dance and speech last night in the Baker University Center Ballroom.
Road to new Baker to pave over Anderson Lab
Jan. 15, 2007Construction of a road from Richland Avenue to the new Baker University Center is slated for completion in October 2008, a university official said.
Men's basketball: Bobcats fall to Golden Flashes in OT
Jan. 15, 2007Jerome Tillman has officially reached his comfort zone.
JUST IN: Women's basketball: Ohio defense holds strong in victory
Jan. 15, 2007After missing two free throws late in tonight's game with Akron, reserve guard Lauren Hmiel angrily tossed her headband into the seats at James A. Rhodes Arena.
Your Turn: Athens will miss art director's 'dedication,' 'passion'
Jan. 15, 2007I am sad to hear that Patty Mitchell will no longer be serving Passion Works as the arts director; it is such a significant loss for the studio. I recently had the opportunity, through a class project, to work with Patty and Passion Works to help coordinate an approach to recruit and retain community volunteers.
The Fray applauded, booed by packed house
Jan. 15, 2007When the four men of The Fray casually walked on stage at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium, they were merely silhouettes in front of the swirling strobe lights. Lead singer Isaac Slade sat down at his baby grand piano, said a simple hello and the crowd burst into screams and applause.
Column: Trivial Pursuits
Jan. 15, 2007Sometimes things just break. In my experience, sometimes is frequently. And when you're stuck without many resources or tools, you have to use some creative solutions.
Swimming and diving: Bobcats clench weekend meets
Jan. 15, 2007If this weekend's long road trips to Youngstown State and Buffalo were supposed to affect the performances of Ohio, freshman Lindsay Hamilton didn't show it as she dove her way to a sweep of all of the diving competitions.
Indoor track and field: Few key scorers unable to secure win
Jan. 15, 2007The first-place finishes of distance runners Carime Reinhart and Austin Schiele were not enough for the Bobcats at the Skip Summerville Invite in Akron.
A chat with MuteMath
Jan. 15, 2007Anything but conventional, MuteMath, a quartet from New Orleans, uses keytars, homemade instruments, powerful souring vocals, fiercely intense percussion and a high-energy live show to change the way people experience music. The Post's James Rice sat down with band members Paul Meany, Greg Hill, Darren King and Roy Mitchell-Cardenas before their show with The Fray Saturday night.
Men's basketball: Point guard takes leave
Jan. 15, 2007When guard Antonio Chatman told his coaches that he was unhappy, they were more than surprised.
Editorial: Hidden agenda
Jan. 15, 2007The administration has instituted a new $25 fee for guests at Halloween. In their ongoing effort to vanquish the celebration, the OU administration has decided that to sleep on residence hall floors, all guests must pay this fee. The decision came without warning and without open debate.
Hockey: New starters help 'Cats take two from Eastern Michigan
Jan. 15, 2007The Bobcats starting line featured three unfamiliar faces as the puck dropped for Ohio's weekend series against Eastern Michigan.
Women's basketball: Ohio's top scorers contained in loss to Bowling Green
Jan. 15, 2007In Sylvia Crawley's biggest game as coach thus far in her career, she received little help from her two most productive players.
Strickland sworn in with local Democratic support
Jan. 14, 2007Ted Strickland was inaugurated Saturday as Ohio's 68th governor, marking the first time in 16 years that a Democrat has had control of the state government.
Editorial: Blackberry Thorn
Jan. 11, 2007The new Baker Center has an escalator. It has shiny hallways, a working, clean food court, accessible conference rooms, a spirit shop and a room for nearly every student organization. It was built to attract people and, judging from the crowd around lunchtime, it's working.
