Sorority hosts poetry slam
Jan. 13, 2005I still got to move so I got to get my ass up/ And be that beautiful brown child my mother tried so hard to rightly raise up
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Students reflect on meaning of holiday
Jan. 13, 2005While some students spend Martin Luther King Jr. Day sleeping in and enjoying a day off from school, others consider the time off a day to reflect and remember King's accomplishments.
Author, historian offers insights into conservative agenda
Jan. 13, 2005Republicans came to power riding a wave of backlash against deteriorating moral values blamed on the so-called liberal elite
MLB adopts harsher steroid-testing policy
Jan. 13, 2005SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -With some of its biggest stars under suspicion and lawmakers demanding action, Major League Baseball adopted a tougher steroid-testing program that will suspend first-time offenders for 10 days and randomly test players year-round.
Space discovery draws praise
Jan. 13, 2005An Ohio University professor led a research effort with NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory that has discovered the largest explosion in space.
Programs teach women to defend against assault, rape
Jan. 13, 2005All women live with a certain level of risk of violent crime. The Bureau of Justice Statistics shows that a woman 21 years old has a 1-in-4 chance of experiencing a violent crime in her lifetime.
Plans initiated to prevent carbon monoxide leaks
Jan. 13, 2005The Ohio University College of Engineering implemented new safety standards which will prevent carbon monoxide leaks, such as the one that occurred in August 2004.
Bobcats look to keep 5-game home winning streak going
Jan. 13, 2005The Ohio men's basketball team will have its five-game home winning streak put to the test Saturday when Kent State visits Athens for Dad's Weekend.
Ohio voting regulated
Jan. 13, 2005Ohio Secretary of State J. Kenneth Blackwell took a step away from touch screen balloting in his effort to comply with federal election law, announcing the state's primary system would use pencils and dots and work like a standardized test.
FCC investigates broadcast funding
Jan. 13, 2005WASHINGTON -A member of the Federal Communications Commission said yesterday the agency should investigate whether conservative commentator Armstrong Williams broke the law by failing to disclose that the Bush administration paid him $240,000 to plug its education policies.
Lawyer protects students' rights, 'integrity of the law'
Jan. 13, 2005From his spacious, wood-paneled new office where so far
Hockey team travels to Michigan
Jan. 13, 2005Games tonight and tomorrow night against Central States Collegiate Hockey League foe Western Michigan mark the last road contests of the season for the Ohio hockey team.
NBA legend to greet dads this weekend
Jan. 13, 2005Ohio University's University Program Council is sponsoring guest speaker Bill Walton, one of the NBA's 50 greatest players of all time, as the main event for Dad's weekend.
Ohio QB sings home state favorite, muses about intramural basketball
Jan. 12, 2005After tossing for 588 yards and four touchdowns as the Ohio football team's backup quarterback last season, Austen Everson celebrated by, well, getting his wisdom teeth pulled. He recently sat down with The Post's sports editor, Matt LaWell, to talk about Tennessee football, deer hunting and Thefacebook.
Men's basketball road skid continues
Jan. 12, 2005Ohio's bid to build on a home win came up short Wednesday night, as the Bobcats fell to Northern Illinois, 74-71.
Writers discuss inevitable NHL loss
Jan. 12, 2005With a complete season lockout looking all but inevitable for the National Hockey League, Post sports staff writers Mark Shugar and Katie Carrera debate the future of hockey in America and in the hearts of diehard fans as well.
Wrestler returns to win conference award
Jan. 12, 2005Three days after tying the Ohio record for career victories, Jake Percival, 157-pound wrestler, was named Mid-American Conference Wrestler of the Week. Coming off a rib injury, Percival won all three of his matches at the Buckeye Duals Saturday, including a victory against nationally-ranked Chris Horning from Clarion.
Who needs math? Major in sports
Jan. 12, 2005In honor of Dad's Weekend, I felt it fair to properly represent my father and all his infinite wisdom in the world of sports.
Coach to serve in Hula Bowl
Jan. 12, 2005It didn't take long for Frank Solich to get back into the swing of things.
House members left homeless
Jan. 12, 2005A housing dispute between city officials and an out-of-town housing company has left 35 fraternity brothers without a home since the beginning of
