CROSS COUNTRY: Ohio women win MAC
Oct. 29, 2006The Ohio women's cross country team overcame bad weather and dominated the competition Saturday in Buffalo clinching its ninth Mid-American Conference championship.
The Ohio women's cross country team overcame bad weather and dominated the competition Saturday in Buffalo clinching its ninth Mid-American Conference championship.
After winning its past 10 games, the Ohio hockey team dropped a pair of crucial games to the Penn State Icers, losing 1-0 and 3-1 on Friday and Saturday night respectively.
Athens Police Capt. Tom Pyle's first advice to students this Halloween was, Don't get arrested. If you're planning to follow that, here are some tips from him and other experts:
The diversity movement has obviously failed ' a point made evident by the racial and ethnic divides demonstrated on Tuesday night's SEAL (Students for Effective and Accountable Leadership) meeting. Rather than creating a diverse population where students are not identified by race, color or creed, it would appear the diversity movement has only served to create an atmosphere characterized by the emphasis of differences.
With two games left in the regular season for the Ohio field hockey team, second-year head coach Neil Macmillan can't believe the Mid-American Conference Tournament in Athens is less than a week away.
An Ohio University engineering professor away on medical leave was arrested earlier this month in West Virginia and faces a felony charge of intending to distribute cocaine.
With just a three hour drive on I-77 separating Athens and Kent, it is no wonder why the Bobcats and Golden Flashes are pretty familiar with each other on the football field.
After watching the latest Jimmy Stewart ad, I was personally repulsed at his negative campaigning gone mad.
Entering this weekend's games against Penn State, the Ohio hockey team will find itself in an unfamiliar position. The Bobcats, ranked fourth in the AHCA, face off against the third-ranked Icers tonight and tomorrow as the underdog in a series for the first time this season.
Education can change the world and even save lives. That's why Cleveland City Schools' move to expand sex education so that it spans from kindergarten through twelfth grade is a good idea, though it could use revision.
The sounds of summer seem like a distant memory, but Westerville-based band One Under's self-titled release can warm any cold fall day.
The No. 22 Ohio volleyball team will face an opponent with a similar style tonight when they travel to Bowling Green.
The Ohio soccer team toppled Akron 2-0 yesterday, stretching its win streak to three games and propelling the Bobcats to the second seed in the Mid-American Conference tournament.
As the weather diminishes to winter-like conditions, the Ohio men's and women's cross country teams are looking to reduce their times to place high at the Mid-American Conference Championships tomorrow.
I'm still in a foreign country, an ocean away from my school, family and friends. But suddenly it's starting to feel like I'm home. I still don't know how to ride the bus here and I get shouted at in Danish on a regular basis, but I feel like I belong in this little country of mine.
The Ohio men's and women's swimming and diving teams will be donning their swim caps and Speedos today, as the Bobcats begin their seasons against Eastern Michigan before the women face-off against Toledo tomorrow.
College is too expensive. Taxes are too high. There are no jobs waiting for us when we graduate. We've heard you complaining for years and now it's time for you to actually do something about it. Tuesday, November 7, is Election Day, and it is every citizen's responsibility to vote.
Nice work, Big Tobacco! The scam that is Issue 4 is nothing short of genius.
Editor's note: This is the second in a two-part series about ghost legends in Athens.