Ban could give artists more than a bad rap
Mar. 9, 2005NEW YORK -The Rev. Al Sharpton is putting in his two cents about the latest drama involving 50 Cent.
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Women's basketball stopped short in MAC quarter finals
Mar. 9, 2005CLEVELAND -Before last night's Mid-American Conference Tournament's quarterfinal, the Ohio women's basketball team knew ¥Melissa DeGrate as the fourth-leading scorer and the First-Team member. After a 93-74 loss last night, they knew her as the player who almost single-handedly ended their season.
Loss to Flashes nothing new for Bobcats
Mar. 9, 2005Luck was not with the Ohio women's basketball team when it was scheduled to face Kent State in the quarterfinals of the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
OU's 'cookie-cutter' image is frustrating
Mar. 9, 2005Ordinary: commonplace, unexceptional; customary, usual, normal (Webster's Dictionary).
Last words after a controversial quarter
Mar. 9, 2005I tried to resist writing about how this is my last column, and how I want to leave everyone with one final word, but I don't think I have succeeded. For some reason, I have this uncontrollable urge to offend as many people as I can before I leave school -just for good measure, of course.
Nelsonville-York grant-funded jobs at risk
Mar. 9, 2005The Nelsonville-York High School cafeteria was filled with concerned faculty at the Nelsonville-York City School District School Board meeting last night. The reason for their appearance was Superintendent Ted Bayat's recommendation that 10 positions in the district be eliminated.
Ohio plays Kent in quarterfinals
Mar. 9, 2005Just five days after a disappointing loss to Kent State, the Ohio men's basketball team will get a rematch in the teams' final meeting of the season.
Trimble schools face tough budget decisions
Mar. 9, 2005Administrators and board members discussed the fiscal state of Trimble Local School District at last night's board meeting.
Downloading service hosts contest for March Madness
Mar. 8, 2005Cdigix, Ohio University's new multimedia downloading service, is conducting a special contest that will award one student two tickets to the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament and $250 in spending money.
Charter teachers' credentials questioned
Mar. 8, 2005Ohio charter school students are required to pass tests to graduate, but their teachers are not required to have a state certification.
Alcoholism concerns OU
Mar. 8, 2005As a sixth-grader experimenting in his family's liquor cabinet, John Coles never saw the threats that alcohol posed to his life. Ten years later, the Ohio University sophomore sees the world from a different perspective: through the eyes of a struggling alcoholic.
Ross's family, friends join to educate, remember
Mar. 8, 2005Friends and family members of Terris Ross will gather today at the graffiti wall for a candlelight vigil to commemorate the two-year anniversary of Ross's death.
Results of temporary 'front door' not yet seen
Mar. 8, 2005As part of an effort to attract prospective high school students, Ohio University has redesigned and temporarily implemented a new home page on its Web site.
Appalachian funding to go to highways, jobs, schools
Mar. 8, 2005The proposed $510 million 2006 budget for the Appalachian Regional Commission will focus its funding toward creating highways and jobs and promoting higher education.
Handicap seats taken by cameras in Convo
Mar. 8, 2005Sometimes accommodations for handicapped people can be hard to come by.
Women head to Gund
Mar. 8, 2005The Ohio women's basketball team makes its first trip today to the Mid-American Conference Tournament quarterfinals since 2002. The No. 7 seed Bobcats will face No. 2 seed Kent State, and they are ready.
Faculty Senate might change degree policy
Mar. 6, 2005Ohio University Faculty Senate is creating a resolution to revise the conflict of interest policy regarding faculty obtaining their terminal degree at Ohio University.
Bobcats finish 3rd in ACHA
Mar. 6, 2005A mere 75 seconds away from overtime, an Ohio-Penn State face off in the Bobcats' zone led to a shot goalie Ryan Baksh barely saw and the rest of the Bobcats on the ice will see every time they close their eyes.
Percival completes sweep, wins 4th consecutive conference title
Mar. 6, 2005KENT -This weekend Jake Percival became the third Mid-American Conference wrestler to win four MAC titles.
