RecycleMania 2005 wrapped up Saturday with Ohio University finishing in fifth place out of 34 schools, falling behind Bowling Green, which came in third and Miami University, which won.
Just like the postgame music by Tom Petty encouraged, the Ohio women's lacrosse team wouldn't back down this weekend.
The Athens County Children Service's lawn on East State Street is adorned with 636 colorful pinwheels, each twirling decoration representing a reported child abuse or neglect case in Athens County in 2003.
Ohio baseball coach Joe Carbone joined elite company last Friday, as he became the fourth Mid-American Conference coach to win 500 games.
The senate voted earlier this month to drastically reduce the United States' share of the cost of United Nations peacekeeping missions. As if this were not enough of a blow to the peacekeeping body, the Bush administration now seeks to confirm John Bolton as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, with a foreign relations panel vote scheduled for Tuesday. Regardless of intentions, the combination of the cutback and the appointment of an anti-diplomacy ambassador sends a stark message to the world community -that the United States remains uncommitted to cooperation with its allies, even to the extent of slowly withdrawing its support of the United Nations.
With the intention of sharing the novelty of Jason Robert Brown's music and writing, Your Lost Flamingo Company, a student-run theater group, will perform Brown's The Last Five Years for its first musical production.
Employees of Alden Library and the Ohio University Police Department said they are always discussing ways to improve safety, but both said last week's incident has not changed their policies.
More than 40 people crowded into Nelsonville's City Hall last night to attend the continuation of Monday night's regular City Council meeting.
BAGHDAD, Iraq -Two car bombs ripped through a crowded street in front of the Interior Ministry in central Baghdad yesterday, killing 18 people and wounding three dozen others. Al-Qaida in Iraq said it carried out the attack, the bloodiest in more than a month.
In high school, I decided to take a creative writing class, and I found myself face to face with possibly the most interesting writing assignment of my academic career.
For the Ohio women's lacrosse team, today's game against Vanderbilt is about more than winning and losing, it's personal.
The Athens County Commissioners approved spending $46,700 for the Sunday Creek Valley Water District to complete the fifth phase of a water line improvements to line segment A, at their meeting Tuesday.
The Ohio softball team will look to play the roll of spoiler when they head to Marshall for a three-game series this weekend.
The Ohio softball team will look to play the roll of spoiler when they head to Marshall for a three-game series this weekend.
The Ohio baseball team returns to Mid-American Conference play tonight against Marshall, with an opportunity to provide coach Joe Carbone with his 500th coaching victory at Ohio.
After a successful weekend in Oxford at the Miami invitational, the Bobcat track and field team will head to Columbus this weekend for the All-Ohio Championships.
Most days do not begin with scheming, end with a double wedding and contain frantic scurrying and trouble throughout. But most days are also not an opera.
I read the letter from marine Marc Fencil (Soldiers face real 'die-in' daily in Iraq, April 8). And I want to say how proud I am of this brave young man, and how grateful I am for his services to this nation.
As one member of InterAct, the group primarily responsible for last week's die-in protest against the war on Iraq, I'd like to respond to criticism expressed in the April 8 letter Mass gatherings not enough to affect true societal change.
You never find a perfect dean or a perfect provost, just like you never find perfect students and perfect faculty members.
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