As the end of the 2004-2005 school year approaches, many Ohio University students might be more preoccupied with final exams and packing up for the summer than with the cultural events happening on campus, but ACRN is hoping that its third annual Lobsterfest on South Green Lawn will provide a break from students' must do lists this Saturday.
Roanna Brazier has been the head softball coach for Ohio since 1997. In that time, the Kansas graduate has compiled more than 200 wins. Brazier recently sat down with The Post's Kevin Wiseman to talk about football, The Sound of Music and hobbies.
Graduating Hispanic, Latin-American and black students will have the chance to participate in more than one Ohio University graduation next week.
We come to college to escape from the real world and also to prepare for it. But eventually, we all have to be thrown out of the moving car that is higher education and onto the hard asphalt that is the real world. We must get jobs. As I approach graduation myself, I am constantly confronted with the most annoying question of all: So, you're graduating from college. Then what are you going to do?
We are writing this letter to express our disdain for the editorial of June 2 (Student What?) regarding the Ohio University Student Senate. We feel that The Post's editorial board conducted woefully inadequate research regarding the legislative history of the 2004-2005 Student Senate. The editorial states that the Student Senate has spent more time on resolutions concerning state and national legislation as opposed to addressing relevant issues affecting students. We are writing to expose this as an outright fabrication.
Having read Jess Wilhelm's regurgitations of Paul Krugman's talking points and the ultimately unconvincing opinions of The Post's editorial board, it is time for some straight talk on Social Security.
Despite his success and baffling statistics, Ohio's Jake Percival always knew that a time would come when his wrestling career would end, and he would have to see what else life has in store.
Three performers will be running, jumping, dancing, screaming and joking through every play that William Shakespeare wrote.
Some Ohio University students are using new equipment this quarter at Ping Center as a result of a $30,000 upgrade of a free-weight room that had seen minimal changes since the building opened in January 1996.
SAN FRANCISCO -Customers whose older iPods had poor battery life will get $50 coupons and extended service warranties under a tentative settlement in a class-action lawsuit.
It's funny how in four years the world can go from right-side-up to upside-down, then back just to the way it was.
During the 2004-05 season, the Ohio club hockey team repeated as the Central State Collegiate Hockey League regular season and tournament champs on route to finishing third in the nation.
Athens City Council members said they hope to finish discussions this summer about the proposed Stimson Avenue retirement center and pass a number of ordinances related to Halloween.
Scott Williams, the first of three candidates for the director of government relations interviewing with Ohio University, spoke to a sparse crowd at Walter Hall yesterday.
As an athlete, volleyball setter Briana Adamovsky was a natural star, helping her team to numerous accomplishments and gaining recognition along the way, but it was her leadership and determination on and off the court that made her memorable to all those who saw her play.
It's a wrap for undergraduates in Telecommunications 419 as they debut their final project videos Friday.
LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. -A landslide sent 18 multimillion-dollar houses crashing down a hill in Southern California early yesterday as homeowners alarmed by the sound of walls and pipes coming apart ran for their lives in their nightclothes. At least four people suffered minor injuries.
Ohio University officials announced yesterday they are investigating former director of the School of Visual Communication Larry Nighswander as the source of a fraudulent e-mail sent in April.
Over the course of the quarter, I have made it my duty as an objective journalist to illuminate the counterculture of college, so to speak. I've made some claims and attempted to make some changes, all for a greater purpose.
Three Ohio University bands will wrap up the year with the second-annual pops concert at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium at 8 tonight.
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