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Column: For the sake of 'Fiami,' blowing out Buffalo is essential
Oct. 18, 2006It is rare in college sports that a rivalry can encompass both teams' basketball and football programs.
OU courting 2 for successor to ex-CIO
Oct. 18, 2006Ohio University's Information Technology department could see structural overhauls when a chief information officer is hired to replace William Sams, who resigned in August.
McDavis to give open Q&A session at Ping Center
Oct. 18, 2006Ohio University President Roderick McDavis will answer questions from 3 to 5 p.m. Monday in the Ping Center lounge.
Freshman runners go the distance
Oct. 18, 2006While the Ohio women's cross country team is making its run at nationals this year, the men's team is undergoing what coach Clay Calkins calls a strategical year, featuring a plethora of young runners including a talent-laden freshman class.
Harassed student sues ex-viscom professor again
Oct. 18, 2006A female Ohio University student who won $350,000 in a sexual harassment lawsuit against a former professor is suing him again, this time for not destroying photographs he took of her partially naked.
Biodiesel available in Athens
Oct. 18, 2006Because of increasing demand from local consumers, the BP Oil Company bulk station at 42 Elliot St. recently started to offer biodiesel, a fuel derived from vegetable oil, office manager Don Rugg said.
Student Senate wants equity for LGBT staff
Oct. 18, 2006Student Senate called on the Office of the President to examine inequities for LGBT programs at Ohio University in a resolution last night, followed by the first Student Speakout of the quarter.
GRID Lab now hosting live music
Oct. 18, 2006Make sure the chompers are sharp, Blue Gator. Get ready to be shuffled to the back, Front Room. Watch out for those strikebreakers, Union. There's a new venue in town.
Backtalk
Oct. 18, 2006Amanda Andersen is a sophomore middle blocker for the Ohio volleyball team. The Lino Lakes, Minn., native is fourth in kills for the 21st-ranked Bobcats, getting just over three a game. She recently sat down with The Post's Jason Fazzone to discuss winter, Halloween costumes and pranks, among other things.
Flu vaccinations more available than last year in U.S., at OU
Oct. 18, 2006Manufacturers expect increased influenza vaccine production this year after last year's partial recall because of contamination, and Athens health providers hope to have increased availability this year.
Editorial: Choose Charlie
Oct. 18, 2006The two candidates running to fill Ted Strickland's congressional seat (Democrat Charlie Wilson and Republican Chuck Blasdel) share many of the same ideas. Both are anti-abortion, pro-military and staunchly opposed to illegal immigration.
Column: Broken Chords
Oct. 18, 2006Last week, my twin brother and I blew into the Windy City like a crossfire hurricane to witness the messiahs of rock 'n' roll because sometimes you don't want to walk and talk about Jesus ' you just want to see his face.
Your Turn: Initiative hides gambling under education mask
Oct. 18, 2006The ad in the Oct. 17 Post by the proponents of Issue 3 is the most misleading and deceitful proposal. The issue is cynically called Learn and Earn
Keep your money
Oct. 18, 2006It worked for Robert Zimmerman at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.
Column: Coloring in the Lines
Oct. 18, 2006The Jalapeno Eating World Championship at the Texas State Fair was last week. Richard LeFevre, a 62-year-old, won the title by swallowing 247 peppers in eight minutes.
Album a lesson in Latin jazz
Oct. 18, 2006Local musicians help to lift the October cold by bringing some hot sounds from south of the border to Athens.
Column: The Escapist
Oct. 18, 2006Humans have undergone millions of years of evolution, but nothing takes us one step back toward the zoo like a trip to the movies.
