Marching 110 finds practice field step up
Feb. 14, 2006Ohio University's Marching 110 planned practice location at Peggy Pruitt Field will be closer and a more convenient location for the band, say OU administrators and the band's director.
Ohio University's Marching 110 planned practice location at Peggy Pruitt Field will be closer and a more convenient location for the band, say OU administrators and the band's director.
This letter is regarding the front page of the Tuesday, Feb. 7 edition of The Post. The question of whether or not Arab-bashing is newsworthy in today's political climate is only the context of the problems present in the layout of The Post's front page. The choice of the image of anti-Christian violence for the comic strip story demonstrates that your paper is more interested in stereotypical Arab-demonization and the emotional manipulation of the readership through fear than it is in relevant issues.
Like other Division I athletes across the country, Ohio thrower Eric Bildstein will use an extra year of eligibility, granted by the NCAA, to fully recover from injury and surgery. However, unlike other college athletes, Bildstein suffered his injuries while serving in Iraq.
Not even a year after Ohio guard Jeremy Fears helped lead the Bobcats to a Mid-American Conference Tournament championship, the sophomore point guard has taken a leave of absence from the Ohio men's basketball team.
Editor's note: This is the second story in a seven-part series about aging in Athens and the concerns of soon-to-retired baby boomers.
Athens residents and Ohio University students proposed making Halloween more of a money-generating community festival at the first-ever Conversations with Council last night.
A new specialty florist has sprouted up on Columbus Road, as two Athens entrepreneurs combined their respective talents.
The Paul Bunyan Show, long a staple at Hocking College in Nelsonville, will be moved to the Guernsey County Fairgrounds in Cambridge, Ohio, starting this October.
Although the meet epitomized a team effort, the men's title at the All-Ohio Championships came down to a single event.
Friday and Saturday night featured the most recent installment of the Ohio and Penn State rivalry.
The dismembered mannequin on the cover might be twisted, but Jason Quicksall's debut album, A Touch Broken
Ohio University's Office of Student Affairs will now forward all hazing allegations to the OU Police Department, regardless of the complaint's vagueness or anonymity, said Dean of Students Terry Hogan.
Clay Calkins was named head coach of the men's and women's track and field teams in June 2003. Since then, he has been committed to bringing in quality recruits and upgrading the track program. The Post's Josh Johnson sat down with Calkins to talk about everything from Athens to Michael Bolton.
The Bobcats travel to Findlay this weekend for the All-Ohio Championships with one goal in mind.
I have been at Ohio for a quarter and a half and everyone tells me about this big Miami rivalry. I tried to figure it out, but I'm not buying it.
In its last three games, the Ohio women's basketball team has made a habit out of saving its best for last.
One of Athens City Council's newest members, Amy Flowers, is not only an Ohio University graduate student at age 19, she's also the youngest elected official in the state.
Chaselounge bills itself as original
The tension was palpable inside the wrestling room Wednesday afternoon as two sets of Bobcats prepared to take on each other to fight for starting spots.
Ohio schools will now be subject to annual health inspections after the accidental death of a 6-year-old student in Lebanon.