When John F. Kennedy was building his reputation, he famously said, Vietnam represents the cornerstone of the free world. The jury is out -and will always be out -on whether JFK would have gone into the conflict of Vietnam with such force and futility. JFK was, however, a champion of tax cuts, a strong national defense and an ardent anti-communist.
Many college students are quickly signing on to Thefacebook.com trend, including joining some controversial Thefacebook.com groups that suggest illegal drug use that might add strikes to their record if they ever wind up in court.
Resiliency is becoming a defining trait for the Ohio men's basketball team. On Saturday, the Bobcats answered every challenge that Western Michigan presented on their way to an 89-85 victory, their fifth win in a row and sixth win in seven games.
Kent State rolled into Bird Arena this weekend looking to play spoilers to the Ohio hockey team's chance to clinch the regular season title.
The Ohio indoor track and field team left Akron this weekend with a slew of top-10 finishes in the un-scored Akron Open.
Students immersed in the job search have another opportunity to network on campus tomorrow at the Ohio University Winter Career Fair sponsored by Career Services.
With next week's Ohio men's basketball game against Miami approaching, it's time for rivalry hype to begin anew. The Post will run columns, the basketball teams will run sprints and students from each school will run their mouths in preparation.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. ---Dynasties don't have to be perfect or pretty. They just have to win -like the New England Patriots.
After the Ohio wrestling team's last matches yesterday in The Convo, Bobcats coach Joel Greenlee admitted that his squad was unprepared for its triangular meet, which saw them lose two non-conference matches to Cumberland College 23-18 and Virginia Tech 24-12.
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia's crown prince called for the creation of a worldwide center to share intelligence on terrorism on Saturday at a conference on fighting al-Qaida and other groups, hosted by a country often accused of exporting militants.
Linking sports and development in Africa was the main theme of the conference titled African Sports Across Disciplines
Ohio University students and their siblings were treated to the talents of recording artists Lil Wayne and John Legend Saturday night at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium. The concert was sponsored by Ohio University's Black Student Cultural Programming Board.
In a heated match up with first place Mid-American Conference rival Miami (12-1 overall, 7-0 MAC), the Ohio women's swimming and diving team (8-2-1, 4-2-1 MAC) saw its 54-meet home winning streak come to an end Friday night. Despite three multiple-event winners, eight event victories and season-best times, the Bobcats fell by a margin of 177-123.
WASHINGTON -President Bush's $2.5 trillion budget is shaping up as his most austere, trying to restrain spending across a wide swath of government from popular farm subsidies to poor people's health programs.
Vision and personal power for black women were the main themes of a speech last night that tied together history and the future.
I am sure The Post has already received numerous e-mails in disgusted response to a Between the Lines printed on Feb. 1, titled 32 years later
My voyage through dorm rooms as a college student has dumped me in highly variable environments. From a mod to the hotel-like Read Hall and back down the ladder to Gamertsfelder -no matter how different the setting, I always counted on one constant to make me feel at home: loud music and lots of it.
A Nelsonville man was sentenced to three years in prison for his involvement in a 15-hour standoff with law enforcement officers in September.
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