Student code of conduct goes exclusively online to save cost of printing
Feb. 20, 2006The Ohio University Student Code of Conduct remains online and will not be distributed in a printed form, but an enhanced version of it is in the works.
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Grad students urge class reform
Feb. 20, 2006The double-listing of courses for undergraduate and graduate programs can lead to inadequate expectations for graduate students, said Graduate Student Senate members at last night's meeting.
Wrestler enters plea of guilty to car theft
Feb. 19, 2006An Ohio University wrestler pleaded guilty Thursday to one charge of theft of a motor vehicle and will participate in a diversion program, according to Athens County Common Pleas Court records.
Groups cover campus safety
Feb. 19, 2006The Ohio University Student Senate's Women's Affairs Commission played host to the first OU Women Leaders Working Together conference yesterday.
'Cats' success at Pirate Classic rattles preseason predictions
Feb. 19, 2006Mid-American Conference coaches may want to reconsider their choice of the Bobcats as the conference's least likely to succeed team in 2006.
Bobcats lose to Fightin' Illini in CSCHL Championship game
Feb. 19, 2006Trailing 2-1 with just over one minute left in the championship game, Ohio coach Dan Morris called a time-out to talk strategy with his squad.
Thai Smile Club shares food, fashion
Feb. 19, 2006The Thai Smile Club lived up to its name Saturday evening as it played host to Thai Night to a packed Baker University Center Ballroom. Flags from a host of countries were strung near the ceiling, and travel posters showing the exotic locations in Thailand covered the walls.
Beatboxer brings party to MemAud, motivates students to open minds
Feb. 19, 2006Beatboxer Rahzel received an explosive response Saturday night when he asked the audience of Ohio University students, How many of you like to party?
Brown, not Hackett, is best choice
Feb. 19, 2006In response to Phil Ewing's guest commentary on Feb. 15, Dumping Hackett seals Dems' fate
Save your money: Web site gimmick pollutes dialogue
Feb. 19, 2006As though political discourse in America hadn't already reached an all-time low, a new Web site, www.insultthepresident.com, is sure to lower the bar even further.
Baby boomers plan for active retirements
Feb. 19, 2006Editor's note: This is the sixth story in a series about aging in Athens and the concerns of soon-to-retire baby boomers.
Bobcats win on ESPN's BracketBuster Saturday
Feb. 19, 2006Everything the Ohio men's basketball team has been missing this season seemed to come back Saturday night, as the Bobcats put together one of their most impressive defensive performances of the season.
Student suffers burns from gas fire
Feb. 19, 2006An Ohio University graduate student was taken to Columbus for burn treatment Saturday after a fire broke out while she was refueling, catching the car, the gas pump and the woman's clothing on fire.
Ohio takes 2nd at Kent State meet
Feb. 19, 2006The Ohio track and field teams finished their final tune-up before next week's conference championships and set numerous season-best marks in the process.
Lesson taken from partying far afield: Don't leave town
Feb. 19, 2006I failed myself again. I did the unspeakable. I left Athens for a night and decided to party somewhere else - this time at the University of Dayton.
Late Miami run foils Ohio hopes for sweep:
Feb. 19, 2006It took only a minute and a half for Miami to spoil Ohio's hopes of a season sweep in the Battle of the Bricks series between the two archrivals.
Young Bobcat team falls in season opener
Feb. 19, 2006Even with fans of the 12 Maryland-born players on the Bobcats' roster cheering from the stands, the Ohio lacrosse team fell on the road in its season-opener to the No. 9 Terrapins, 12-3.
Not supportive: Soldiers continue to get short shrift
Feb. 19, 2006On Jan. 11, 2005, 1st Lt. William Eddie Rebrook IV stood in the turret of a Bradley Fighting Vehicle in Iraq. A roadside explosion mauled his right arm, shattering the bone. As medics hurried to attend to his wounds, soldiers stripped off his Kevlar body armor, covered in blood. He never saw the armor again.
OU professors see Vision but question effects
Feb. 19, 2006Editor's note: The following is the second in a three-part series examining students', faculty members' and classified employees' opinions of Vision Ohio.
