Bobcats ready to begin MAC play
Jan. 2, 2006The Ohio men's basketball team has started strong during non-conference play in its pursuit of consecutive NCAA tournament berths, despite losses to high-profile opponents Cincinnati and Kentucky.
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Ohio endures bumpy road over winter break
Jan. 2, 2006It was a roller coaster ride for the Ohio club hockey team during the winter intercession.
Media acts flighty on avian flu threat
Jan. 2, 2006Editor's Note: In order to bring The Post's audience more diverse and local opinions, there will be seven columnists (two on Tuesday and Friday) this quarter in addition to letters to the editor, turnstiles, Between the Lines and our editorial opinions.
Resolved for '06: Drink less glass cleaner
Jan. 2, 2006After surviving the 2005 War on Christmas and the subsequent Operation Kwanzaa Storm, it's time for a new year and a new quarter.
Team grapples with injuries
Jan. 2, 2006Rattled with injuries, the Ohio wrestling team closed out its winter intersession action placing 23rd of 32 teams at the Southern Scuffle in Greensboro, N.C., Dec. 29-30.
Now what?
Jan. 2, 2006Despite finishing with the same record as last year - a mediocre 4-7 - Ohio University's football team had some promising moments during the 2005 season. But whatever highs the Bobcats experienced last season, the fallout from coach Frank Solich's decision to drive drunk on a night in late November trumps any good vibes that might be emanating from Peden Stadium and Cutler Hall.
Men, women take 5th place during 3-day invitational
Jan. 2, 2006The Ohio swimming and diving team does not compete at the conference championships for another couple of months.
Veteran administrator fills in as VP for student affairs
Jan. 2, 2006After Vice President for Student Affairs Michael Sostarich announced his retirement effective Dec. 31, the university appointed Richard Carpinelli, former associate vice president for student affairs, to fill the position in an interim capacity.
OU tech security sees decline in virus problems
Jan. 2, 2006Despite insufficient protection among home computer users nationally, Ohio University has seen a consistent decline in the number of residence hall computers being infected with viruses.
Ohio trounced by Cincinnati on the road
Dec. 11, 2005It was a tale of two halves Wednesday night for the Ohio men's basketball team.
Commentary: A no-win situation for Ohio University
Nov. 28, 2005Something tells me Catch-22 isn't in the Ohio University playbook.
Solich will keep job as football coach despite drunk driving conviction
Nov. 28, 2005During his short time as Ohio head football coach, Frank Solich has done everything he can to keep the focus off of himself and more on his players' performance on the field.
Commentary: Solich's actions must not be glossed over
Nov. 28, 2005Even Solich Parties Now: #2 Party School.
Ohio still in running for MAC East crown
Nov. 14, 2005With two games left in the season, the Ohio football team finds itself in unfamiliar territory - in contention for the Mid-American Conference East Division title.
Bobcats' quest for national title continues during break
Nov. 14, 2005With a third straight Mid-American Conference regular season championship secured, the Ohio women's volleyball team now will focus on trying to win a third straight MAC tournament.
Basketball season kicks off with exhibition win
Nov. 13, 2005For a game meant to be a prelude to the season for the Ohio men's basketball team, there was just as much interest off the court as on the court.
Freshman overcomes slow start
Nov. 13, 2005In her first action as an Ohio Bobcat, freshman forward KeyAuna Jenkins felt the highs and lows of basketball at the collegiate level.
Squads' high finish in regionals praised by coaches
Nov. 13, 2005With her own 15th-place finish, Ohio runner Carime Reinhart helped the Bobcat women's cross country team to a 10th-place finish at the Great Lakes Regional.
Athens pays top dollar for salt, cinders
Nov. 9, 2005Partly because of rising gas prices and partly because of the lack of many bids, the Athens County Engineer's Office will pay a higher price for salt this winter than all other area counties.
English should stay language of U.S.
Nov. 9, 2005I am writing this in response to the Nov. 8 editorial entitled Muy Estupido. I could not disagree more with the opinion put forth in the article, and would like to offer a counter-opinion.
