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The 40 Year-Old Virgin scores at box office

The premise of The 40 Year-Old Virgin is plastered in bold type on posters; it revels in humor that is by turns scatological, homophobic and racially charged, and it even manages to squeeze in a 5th Dimension song before the end.


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Break-ups hard but bring opportunities

If you and your significant other are fighting all the time or not enjoying the time you spend together, or everything he or she does seems to grate your last nerve, you may be headed towards a break-up. Breaking-up is something that everyone has endured in their adolescent lives and unless you get lucky and find true love relatively early in life, it will continue to plague you into adulthood.



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New softball coach glad to call Athens home

Jill Matyuch has been coaching softball since 1992; however, until August 25, she had never been the head coach of a Division I program. Filling the void after former coach Roanna Braizer's resignation, Matyuch left a successful Texas program, which during her five-year stint as assistant, won three Big 12 Tournament championships and two regular season championships to take the helm at Ohio. On only her third day in Athens, Matyuch sat down with The Post's Katie Carrera to talk about the new environment, creating a new system and Bobcat Blocks.


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Imperfect moments worth cherishing

Nothing ruins the moment of having your own personal sports column like realizing -or, in my case, being told by an outside source -that you made a factual error in its debut.


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Diversity aid chosen

The search for an assistant to the president for diversity at Ohio University is now over after OU President Roderick McDavis named the former interim assistant to the position Sept. 1.



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In spite of itself, humanity has value

Deep philosophical arguments are often unpleasant to be in -they get heated, and you can often find yourself defending some pretty depressing ideas. They can be bad enough sober, but if there's ever a bad time to argue over the meaning of life, it's when you are under the influence of large quantities of liquor.


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Bobcat soccer loses to No. 17 Michigan

The Ohio soccer team showed it could compete with a nationally ranked opponent Friday but were unable to deliver an upset in a 3-1 home loss to Michigan.


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Housing crunch

Ohio University's concerted efforts to boost enrollment for the 2005-06 academic year have paid off, at least in terms of raw numbers. While OU had less than 3,900 freshmen enrolling last fall, this year's freshman class consists of 4,200 students, making it the largest incoming class in the university's history. This quarter's record enrollment has triggered a significant housing crunch, causing numerous frustrations for the university and inconveniences for students. That is a problem that should have been addressed earlier in the push for increased enrollment, and it has to be addressed now.


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Departments join forces

Many students at Ohio University wonder what difference, if any, there is in the jurisdiction of the Athens Police Department and Ohio University Police Department.


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Ohio defeats Albany to earn tournament title

After winning matches against Penn and Iona, the Ohio volleyball team clinched the UAlbany Tournament title Saturday afternoon, defeating the host Great Danes (6-2) in four games, 30-21, 22-30, 30-18, 30-17.


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Pitch in during Katrina relief drive

Two weeks ago, this country's Gulf region was ravaged by the destruction of Hurricane Katrina, quite possibly the most costly and deadly natural disaster to confront our nation. In one moment, hundreds of thousands of people lost everything that they spent a lifetime to gain.


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A good start

Under the Friday-night lights, the Ohio football team was victorious over the Big East's Pittsburgh Panthers. At the Bobcats' first nationally televised game in more than three decades -as well as the team's home opener -Ohio rose to the occasion and secured an impressive win on national television. The victory is a momentous success for the team, the university and the local area. However, the season is far from over and the challenges ahead are many. This is certainly no time for resting on laurels, but it is cause for celebration nonetheless.


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Mayor: university in better position to fix Jefferson Hill

Ohio University has more access to improvement funding and could more adequately repair Jefferson Hill if the city transfers control of the pedestrian walkway to the school, Athens Mayor Ric Abel said at a press conference yesterday.

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