The Virgin Islands, China and El Salvador are only a few of the countries where Brian Straight has lived. His numerous travels have supplied him with a plethora of stories.
Ohio University students gathered last night in Baker Center Ballroom to experience Martin and Me
Members of three campus political groups traveled to Washington, D.C., yesterday for the inauguration of President George W. Bush. Ashley Herzog of the Ohio University College Republicans cheered on the president, while the College Democrats and InterAct were among the protesters.
FINDLAY, Ohio -Marla Coppler's barbershop is a shrine to her favorite hometown quarterback.
In a season that ended in the Mid-American Conference Tournament semifinals, the Ohio soccer team held its opposition scoreless 10 times, including a nine-game shutout streak from Sept. 12 to Oct. 15.
After publishing the salaries of all full-time Athens campus administrators making $80,000 or more last week, The Post now prints the base salaries of all full-time regular faculty at the Athens campus making $80,000 or more. Names are listed alphabetically, followed by position, department and salary. Most of the salaries listed are paid for nine months, but those that are not are listed in parenthesis (10, 11 or 12) after that individual's name. This list, as with the previous, is based on open information provided by the university and is available to the public at Alden Library.
The long wait for a road victory is over for the Ohio men's basketball team. Ohio shut down Central Michigan and coasted to a 74-54 victory Wednesday.
When it comes down to Ohio's man on the mat against Ohio's men on the ice, it's easy to grapple back and forth for days. But in this humble sports writer's eyes, the hockey team reigns supreme.
Ohio University Student Senate gave the first Superstar Award to student Amelia Flaum at its meeting last night.
Ohio University Student Senate parliamentarian Dominic Barbato¥ will not be dismissed from his position, despite pleading guilty on drug charges, senate executives recently decided.
At the end of practice before anyone leaves the room, the Ohio wrestling team huddles together and proclaims, MAC champs! That goal is on the minds of every wrestler.
Loyalty. It's a word that very few Ohio football fans know or care to learn. But there's a man in the area who does, and he's attempting to teach everyone else its meaning.
Ohio voters might not get a chance to express their feelings about a new campaign finance reform law that raises campaign contribution limits from $2,500 to $10,000, despite a myriad of controversy generated by the way it was passed.
Helvetica sans-serif>— Editor’s Note: Parts of this column appeared on an online forum, hipforums.com, but were writtenby the author.
Helvetica sans-serif>At the beginning of every quarter, students at Ohio University can feel the steely, monopolistic grip of the bookstores tighten around their wallets. As sure as the sun will rise tomorrow, students are assured of paying through the nose for something so vital to their education — books. And, turning the knife in an already bleeding bank account, some bookstores are arrogantly either shortening the time students have to return books for a full refund or requiring proofof a dropped class.
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Studies inside and out of stategovernment are highlighting a plan to limit how much Ohio can spend, signalingthe coming debate over a system in place in dozens of other states.
A graduate sculpture student at Ohio University got his latest idea for a project after pondering what it would be like to experience the mind without the body.
Helvetica sans-serif> Thank you for the Jan. 14 opinion piece listing the top administrator salaries (“More than 100 Ohio University administrators make $80,000 or more”). Such data are always good for perspective. I would like to make some observationsof the information you presented:
WASHINGTON - Secretary of State nominee Condoleezza Ricegave no ground in Senate confirmation questioning yesterday, insisting theUnited States was fully prepared for the Iraq war and its aftermath andrefusing to give a timetable for U.S. troops to come home.
TOULOUSE, France - Airbus showed off its giant A380, adouble-decked behemoth that could revolutionize long-haul flying, at a lavishceremony yesterday with European leaders gathered for the first official lookat the world's largest passenger plane.
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