With climate change looming as unquestionably the biggest issue of our time, century and millennium, Ohio is among the worst culprits yet the least responsive of any state in the country to this issue.
Despite allowing more than 200 rushing yards in each of their past two games, the Bobcat defense seems ready for the challenge they face tomorrow in the nation's 11th-best running back, Missouri's Tony Temple.
After nearly a month in Denmark, I have realized that there is one thing about America I miss more than anything else.
Flawed record keeping in Ohio University's College of Business' MBA graduate program in India has sparked a three-year flood of investigations. Despite multiple university reports that have concluded otherwise, some professors still claim the program is corrupt.
Facebook's introduction of News Feed and Mini Feed brought sparks of controversy last week. The new features allowed friends to quickly get the latest profile updates. Put aside that it conveniently laundry listed what most of Facebook's avid clientele spent hours of precious homework time searching, making that evident just went too far.
Ohio University officials recently announced that the dorm computers supplied to students will be phased out in favor of the GoMobile laptop program by the 2008-2009 school year. The program, which offers students discounts on Apple and Lenovo computers, has so far proven popular, providing computers to more than 1,000 OU students.
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ATHENS ' Athens County Commissioners agreed yesterday to support the Athens Conservancy's applications for $100,000 in Clean Ohio Fund Grants to expand the Athens Trail.
The current story of education in Ohio is one of contradiction. Although the last decade has seen impressive gains in K-12 academic performance, an education at a public university is still far from affordable. If the state wants to reap the economic fruit of these gains, it has to tackle the problems of higher education as well.
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The Ohio women's and men's cross country teams both opened their seasons with wins Saturday as they finished atop the standings at the Green and White Invitational.
If there is anything Ohio volleyball coach Geoff Carlston knows more about than teaching winning volleyball strategies, it is developing his team's chemistry on and off the court.
Quicker, faster, easier seem to be good for business these days ' unless you're the directors of Niches Retreat in McArthur, who seek to promote ecotourism education, encourage relaxation and more than anything, simply slow down with nature.
Delivery problems haven't been the largest difficulty with Ohio University's GoMobile laptop program; it's been convincing people of the bargain on quality computers.
Jessie Martin had been itching to play in a field hockey match for a long time.
Just like most little siblings, Amanda Arnold has always admired her older sister.
Resident assistants are a common element of residence halls at Ohio University, but students in the Read-Johnson Scholars Complex will not be living or interacting with RAs because of a position created this year
The Ohio men's and women's cross country teams will open their seasons this weekend at the Green and White Invitational ' their first of only two home meets this year.
While the Ohio and Northern Illinois football teams' opinions may differ on who will win when the two teams meet tomorrow to open their conference schedules, head coaches Frank Solich and Joe Novak are in agreement on one topic:
The term 'knee injury' has been known to make players shudder, coaches cringe and fans sigh, but for the Ohio soccer team it has been in common usage leading up to this season.
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