The Ohio field hockey team, coming off two straight tightly contested home losses, is heading to Bloomington, Ind., this weekend. The Bobcats are slated to face an Indiana Hoosier program that is currently ranked 12th in the nation according to the first STX/NFHCA poll of the season, thanks to their impressive 4-1 start. However, Indiana's rank is of little concern to the Bobcats.
With a trio of matches against Purdue, No. 16 Tennessee and Xavier this weekend at the Purdue Mortar Board Premier, saying the odds are stacked against the Ohio volleyball team may be an understatement.
At a time of low morale among Ohio University employees, an executive decision made over the heads of faculty and staff has those workers worried for the future, the chairman of Classified Senate said.
Housing-developer National Church Residences continues to work with the city of Athens on the proposed Stimson Avenue retirement center, but there are conflicting views about the slow-moving nature of the process.
Elaine Kaylor, the new Women's Affairs commissioner for Student Senate, has always been interested in gender issues, including sexual assault. With plans for a new women's center in the works and Sexual Assault Awareness Week beginning Monday, Kaylor has a busy year ahead of her.
I, as a proud member of the Ohio University student population, am quite honestly exhausted and appalled by all of the recent demonizing of the proud enrollees of this institution by the local press.
The town was painted green, clapping and cheering filled the night air and energy came pulsing from Peden Stadium after the Ohio football team's victory Friday. Many Ohio fans rushed to evening events following the football game and, although spirits were high with pride, the recklessness of some throughout the weekend -whether influenced by alcohol or not -cast another unwanted black mark on Ohio University's reputation.
Though they don't want to be another band challenging conformity, the members of Love and Squalor said they strive to rise against the unoriginality of Athens' music scene with a drum beat on amphetamines and guitar-dominated songs.
I'm pretty sure it's my duty as your favorite weekly fashion columnist to do a little research on the subject of style. I tried to get my editor at The Post to reimburse me for buying fashion magazines (research, you know), but for some reason, she didn't go for it.
After last weekend's post-victory celebration that led to several student arrests and burned couches, Student Senate discussed a proposed ordinance in Athens City Council that would create a contract among off-campus students, landlords and the city.
I feel like I was kissing the most beautiful girl, and then she kicked me directly in the groin.
After the embarrassing behavior of select Ohio University students last weekend, Athens city officials and the Athens Police Department have resolved to crack down on student rioting. Violence toward police officers, among other disruptive behaviors that transpired last weekend, is unacceptable. Because of the circumstances surrounding last weekend -Athens was under the eye of extended media coverage -media outlets across the state and nation picked up the story. There are no valid excuses for bad behavior.
Eric Hedin's store is heaven for home brewers. The Athens Do It Yourself Shop, 6 Euclid Drive, looks more like a scientist's laboratory than a brew-your-own supply store. Coils of tubing hang from the walls. Light filters through multi-colored glass bottles. Plastic baubles sit atop display cases. And Hedin presides over it all -his knowledge of beer brewing so vast, it might be divine.
Some bad news for the Ohio football team: The rest of the Hokies are pretty good, too.
A trespasser might have entered the wrong room in an East Green residence hall early this week and left behind a bullet, according to an Ohio University Police Department report.
Fine actors are caught not in the grips of demonic possession, but instead in bad directing during The Exorcism of Emily Rose.
After previously facing two veteran quarterbacks from Northwestern and Pittsburgh, the Ohio Bobcat defense will face an even tougher challenge Saturday from Virginia Tech quarterback Marcus Vick.
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