Teens lack religious understanding
Mar. 31, 2005Many American teens have strong religious beliefs and congregational affiliation but lack religious knowledge and struggle to articulate their beliefs, according to a recent study.
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Columnist's history brings humor to work
Mar. 31, 2005Hi. I am your friendly neighborhood humor columnist. My column will be gracing the pages of The Post every Friday during Spring Quarter. I know, I'm excited too.
A castle rebuilt...
Mar. 31, 2005A banner will hang in The Convo that says the Bobcats were Mid-American Conference Tournament Champions in 2005. The last time Ohio could boast a banner like that in the rafters was 11 years ago, in 1994.
Average students buried deeper in debt
Mar. 31, 2005(U-WIRE) -The latest trend for college students isn't a pair of Crocs or quoting from Napoleon Dynamite. It's getting into debt.
Prospective provost touts experience
Mar. 31, 2005The second of three hopefuls for Ohio University provost emphasized the importance of research and faculty-administrative cooperation during her speech yesterday in Baker University Center Ballroom.
Life support battle a private family issue
Mar. 31, 2005Although I voted for President Bush this past fall, I strongly disagree with Ashley Herzog's assertions in yesterday's column,GOP proves itself in Schiavo battle. In this case, Michael Schiavo was at odds with his in-laws, the Schindlers, as to whether the vegetative Terri Schiavo should stay on life support.
Dance shows African culture
Mar. 31, 2005The sounds and styles of African dance will make their way to Ohio University this weekend.
Peace at last
Mar. 31, 2005The end of the Terri Schiavo saga After almost 15 years, the sad story of Theresa Terri Schiavo has come to an end under the eyes of the nation. The public has long been fixed upon the battle that has raged over her fate. However, the real tragedy ---the state of Schiavo's life -has been overshadowed by the selfish maneuverings of politicians and special interest groups who seemed to be more interested in using Schiavo as a means to a political or moral end than actually protecting her best interests.
Men's golf fares well, matches opponents' play in North Carolina
Mar. 27, 2005joseph.rudemiller@ohiou.edu
Lacrosse overcomes slow start, wins back-to-back games
Mar. 27, 2005Instead of relaxing over spring break, the Ohio women's lacrosse team was busy creating some early season momentum with two decisive wins.
Softball drops 7 of 12 games during break
Mar. 27, 2005While many Ohio University students were basking in the rays of a warm vacation spot, the Ohio women's softball team had no time to relax. The team had its toughest stretch of games, playing 12 times in 10 days.
Juan Gone not gone: Gonzales wins spot on Indians
Mar. 27, 2005WINTER HAVEN, Fla. -Juan Gone isn't going anywhere.
Reds' pitcher gets a crack at starting, second chance
Mar. 27, 2005SARASOTA, Fla. -Danny Graves is finally getting over his one-year fling in the rotation.
Michigan State upsets UK 94-88, earns trip to St. Louis
Mar. 27, 2005AUSTIN, Texas -Kentucky's 3-point prayer bounced on the rim four times before falling through, and everybody held their breath during a five-minute review.
Sweet Carolina: UNC headed to Final Four
Mar. 27, 2005SYRACUSE, N.Y. -No one sacrificed more than Rashad McCants to make sure North Carolina got back to the Final Four. So it was only fitting that he made the plays when the Tar Heels needed him most.
Track teams experience early outdoor season successes
Mar. 27, 2005Women place third, men take fourth During Spring break the Ohio track and field team geared up for its first meet of the outdoor season.
Percival falls short of NCAA title, claims 3rd
Mar. 27, 2005Ohio senior becomes the first 4-time All-American in Mid-American Conference history The 10th and final loss in Jake Percival's college career came on March 18 at this year's NCAA Wrestling Tournament Semifinals.
Bobcats beat RedHawks in soggy contest, capture first conference win
Mar. 27, 2005After a seven-game losing streak during spring break, Ohio defeated Miami on a walk-off home run by outfielder Brian White. White's homer gave Ohio a 6-5 win in 10 innings.
A fine season, and yes, a fine ending
Mar. 17, 2005NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Shouldn’t there have more frustration? Shouldn’t there have been more disappointment? Shouldn’t there have been moretears?
