Editorial: New lows every day
Apr. 10, 2006According to findings of new poll released last week, the University of Akron confirmed what many people in Ohio have been thinking for some time now: corruption is a problem in state government.
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Subleasing supply surpasses demand
Apr. 10, 2006Every spring at Ohio University, campus becomes filled with flowers, sunbathers and fliers advertising available summer housing.
spring football: Long-awaited fall schedule released
Apr. 9, 2006After months of speculation and alterations, Ohio announced its 2006 football schedule on Saturday.
Battle of Ohio: 'Cats fall short in OSU game
Apr. 9, 2006With less than two minutes remaining in the game between the Ohio women's lacrosse team and Ohio State on Sunday, things went from bad to worse for the Bobcats.
TRACK & FIELD RECAP: Both teams place in top 5 at Oxford meet
Apr. 9, 2006Sixteen track teams found their way to Oxford this past weekend for the Miami Invitational, a two-day meet in which both Bobcat teams were able to walk away with top-five finishes.
SOFTBALL RECAP: Bobcats split with Rockets, win thriller against Falcons
Apr. 9, 2006Riding the arm of pitcher Michelle Sauter, the Ohio softball team stayed consistent over the weekend with how it has fared against Mid-American Conference foes so far this season.
'Cats win first conference series
Apr. 9, 2006The Ohio Bobcat baseball team stole two of three from Mid-American Conference West Division leader Ball State behind solid pitching performances and timely offensive outbursts.
GOLF RECAP: Seniors lead OU at Eastern Kentucky, Marshall Invitationals
Apr. 9, 2006Senior Jon Johasky, captain of the Ohio men's golf team, paced the Bobcats with a career-best performance this past weekend at the Marshall Invitational.
Athens residents to create county plan
Apr. 6, 2006Several Athens County residents have signed on to help develop a long-term comprehensive land-use plan for the county.
Duke lacrosse scandal blight on sports world
Apr. 6, 2006When I first heard the accusations that members of the Duke men's lacrosse team had sexually assaulted an exotic dancer during a party on March 13, I hesitated to write anything on the controversy.
Honestly, officer, we're just playing Monopoly
Apr. 6, 2006We screamed, we kicked, we wrenched our bodies in frustration, cursed each other and ourselves ' then we heard the inevitable knock.
O'Shea out of race for Seton Hall job
Apr. 6, 2006After more than a week of rumor surrounding who Seton Hall University would hire as its men's basketball coach, the position seems to be filled ' and not by Ohio men's basketball coach Tim O'Shea.
School nurse finds no cure for demands
Apr. 6, 2006Before Athens students scuttle between buses and classrooms each morning, district school nurse Janalee Stock pulls her office into a parking space, grabs an armful of files and heads to work.
3 OU women featured in Playboy 'Party School' issue; campus ranked No. 7
Apr. 6, 2006Three female students will represent Ohio University in Playboy's May 2006 college party school issue, on newsstands today.
Grover damages will cost university $100,000
Apr. 6, 2006Ohio University will pay $100,000 for repairs to Grover Center, which could remain partially closed until the end of summer.
Former Ohio athletes come back to coach
Apr. 6, 2006Editor's note: This is the eleventh in a weeklong series of stories providing tips and forecasting the future for soon-to-be college graduates.
OU senior athletes prepare for future
Apr. 6, 2006Editor's note: This is the tenth in a weeklong series of stories providing tips and forecasting the future for soon-to-be college graduates.
Statewide smoking ban decision left to voters
Apr. 6, 2006An act that would place a statewide ban on smoking in workplaces will be put before voters in November, an Ohio state senator said.
Everyone's favorite big city women aren't all that impressive
Apr. 6, 2006Many women dream about a life with a career that has brought them success, best friends who support them in whatever they do and a bank account that never dwindles no matter how they spend their money.
