Bobcats host battle of Ohio, seek first conference win
Apr. 6, 2006After the lacrosse matchup between Ohio and Ohio State on Sunday, one of the teams will have its first American Lacrosse Conference win.
MULTIMEDIA
Food stamp cards prove convenient
Apr. 6, 2006Ohio implemented a new credit card system for distributing food stamps March 27, with more than $13 million in benefits transferred to the new cards.
Baseball: Bobcats travel to face off with MAC West leader
Apr. 6, 2006The Ohio Bobcat baseball team returns to conference play today for the beginning of a three-game series on the road against the Mid-American Conference West Division leader Ball State.
Change in approach excites quarterbacks
Apr. 6, 2006A new offense and some new personnel have given the quarterback position a brand new look this spring, but the goals for improvement remain the same.
Talks tackle race, diversity
Apr. 6, 2006Multiculturalism. Global citizenship. Assimilation. Diversity.
Strouds would cost city $174,000 yearly
Apr. 6, 2006The City of Athens could take over operation of Strouds Run State Park this October if city council approves the action, Athens Mayor Ric Abel said during a meeting last night.
Ohio athletics look to expand career services
Apr. 6, 2006Editor's note: This is the ninth in a weeklong series of stories providing tips and forecasting the future for soon-to-be college graduates.
Golf: Women struggle early; men journey to Marshall
Apr. 6, 2006The Ohio women's golf team had some troubles on the greens yesterday as they played in the first round of the Eastern Kentucky Invitational.
Softball: Ohio resumes conference play
Apr. 6, 2006After the Ohio softball team was swept in both games of a doubleheader by Kentucky on Tuesday night, they did their best to forget about it as quickly as possible.
Voters often give free pass to corruption
Apr. 6, 2006The current state of American politics is deplorable.
SPRING FOOTBALL
Apr. 5, 2006Improving the passing game was one of the first goals brought up by coach Frank Solich at the start of spring practice.
Case might change use of tax breaks
Apr. 5, 2006A case before the U.S. Supreme Court could change the practice of states using tax credits to attract development, an economic strategy all but four states use.
GOLF PREVIEW
Apr. 5, 2006The spring season brings warmer weather, longer days and a new golf season.
ATHENS ROCK CITY
Apr. 5, 2006Now this is what I'm talking about. What a slate of shows Athens has to offer this weekend ' nearly everything you could want from a rock city. Hip-hop, punk, metal and all the variations of good, old-fashioned rock 'n' roll are available as means to demolish your hearing by the time you're 30.
O'Shea reportedly busy recruiting in Florida
Apr. 5, 2006Ohio men's basketball coach Tim O'Shea is out of the state right now, but not where many expect him to be.
LET'S GET FARCICAL
Apr. 5, 2006Observe an excerpt from this story, which ran under the headline Rural colleges push iPod use for lectures on CNN.com March 20:
Study: Academic misconduct pervades campus
Apr. 5, 2006Cheating, plagiarism and other forms of academic misconduct are more prevalent at Ohio University than on other campuses, according to a recently released study by two doctoral students in the School of Communication.
Only the beginning
Apr. 5, 2006A mess this big can't be swept under the rug. Ohio University's Russ College of Engineering has taken steps to resolve its plagiarism scandal, but the college should be doing much more to investigate a pattern of academic misconduct that has already confirmed 21 plagiarized theses. The university must take every measure to weed out everyone involved with the plagiarism ' students, faculty and administration alike ' and send a clear message that this behavior results in extremely grave consequences.
Casual clothes won't work in the office
Apr. 5, 2006Editor's note: This is the seventh in a weeklong series of stories providing tips and forecasting the future for soon-to-be college graduates.
OU graduates face risks of dating colleagues
Apr. 5, 2006Editor's note: This is the eighth in a weeklong series of stories providing tips and forecasting the future for soon-to-be college graduates.
