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.
MULTIMEDIA
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?
Bobcats season ends in first round of NCAA Tournament
Mar. 17, 2005NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Ohio’s dream season came to an end Friday in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. But not without one more thrilling comeback attempt.
O’Shea’s contract extended through 2009-10
Mar. 17, 2005NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Ohio men’s basketball team’s recently completed historic season was highlighted by more than gutsy play during Friday’s loss to the Gators.
Ohio completes mission to protect the castle
Mar. 13, 2005The Ohio men's basketball team took the phrase protect the castle into Cleveland and played throughtout the Mid-American Conference Tournament in front of the man who influenced it.
Bobcats have little time to relish MAC championship
Mar. 13, 2005There will be little time for the Ohio men's basketball team to celebrate its Mid-American Conference Tournament championship. Not with No. 25 Florida looming on the horizon.
Bobcats win rivalry rematch, advance to MAC finals
Mar. 11, 2005The Ohio men's basketball team will get to play for a berth in the NCAA Tournament after a 63-56 victory against the Miami RedHawks last night in the Mid-American Conference Tournament semifinals.
Mission Protect The Castle complete with tourney win
Mar. 11, 2005The Ohio men's basketball team took the phrase protect the castle into Cleveland and played throughtout the Mid-American Conference Tournament in front of the man who influenced it.
Reader issues open challenge to 'ignorant' writer
Mar. 10, 2005After reading another of Dan Rinderle's ignorant and pointless rants that are considered columns in Tuesday's Post, I feel compelled to reply to some of the remarks he has made about a figure in hip-hop culture, a culture Rinderle obviously knows very little about.
Education program could face cuts
Mar. 10, 2005Ohio's Adult Basic Literacy Education program might have its budget slashed by 75 percent when President Bush releases the final version of his proposed budget.
New front page appealing, blissfully boring
Mar. 10, 2005I have been reading, with some amusement, the firestorm of outrage over the new homepage on the Ohio University Web site. While it does not appeal directly to me (class of 1973, officially a geezer), it is not supposed to. The new site is edgy and unique among its peers and hopefully appealing to this over-stimulated generation. I like the SMS, the Post-It note, the hand-written quick links, etc. For us oldsters
Web site to serve as off-campus housing resource
Mar. 10, 2005About 80 landlords met with the Ohio University Office of Off-Campus Living on Wednesday to discuss its current projects, including an online database of available off-campus housing for students.
Controversial issues should be discussed
Mar. 10, 2005Wednesday (March 9), an advertisement sponsored by Students for Academic Freedom ran in The Post. Among other things, the ad encouraged students to contact the organization if they had tales of professors abusing their teaching privileges. Presumably, SAF will use the stories as ammunition to support Senate Bill 24, a proposed bill to curtail professors' indoctrinating or harmful speech. Like any number of college students, I suppose I'm prone to get worked up about the latest political controversies, from Rathergate to Ward Churchill. Most of the time, I'll form an opinion, froth about, and eventually get put off by all the arguing and go back to Mario Kart. But seeing Wednesday's ad, I, for the first time, became truly afraid for democracy in our country.
