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Veteran administrator fills in as VP for student affairs

After 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.


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OU tech security sees decline in virus problems

Despite 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.




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Ohio still in running for MAC East crown

With 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.


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Freshman overcomes slow start

In her first action as an Ohio Bobcat, freshman forward KeyAuna Jenkins felt the highs and lows of basketball at the collegiate level.


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Athens pays top dollar for salt, cinders

Partly 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.


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English should stay language of U.S.

I 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.


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Fine Dining fills plate, hungry listeners with release of full-length album

Editor's Note - Chris DeVille, a member of this week's Band of the Week, Fine Dining, is a Post Contributing Editor. While we understand the potential conflict of interest in covering someone who also works for us, we think that, regardless of Chris' status with us, the Fine Dining release show is newsworthy, especially because The Post covers local music on a regular basis.


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University funds AP courses for local schools

Ohio University is offering online Advanced Placement courses to local high school students to give them the opportunity to compete with other high school students on a national level, and also recruit freshmen to the university.


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Congress might cut student aid

CORRECTION: Because of a reporting error, a mistake was made in this article. The statement that Congress will increase an average student's fees by $6,000 a year was reported in an editorial from The Daily Texan titled Viewpoint: HR 609 would harmstudents


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Annual run held Saturday

Students looking to enjoy the outdoors before finals week can trot over to West State Street Park this Saturday.


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