The Ohio University Student Senate passed three resolutions at last night's meeting in regards to a new women's center, a food salvage program and an objection to a November ballot issue that would strengthen Ohio's Defense of Marriage Act.
From behind the boards, Ohio hockey coach Dan Morris called the shots for the Bobcats as they rolled to a 32-7-2 record and their first American Collegiate Hockey Association national championship since 1997. Morris, currently in his fourth year at the helm, has already led Ohio to a 4-0 mark this season. The Post's Mike Cottrill sat down with Mo to talk about Penn State, beer and what Ohio coaches he would love to see on the ice.
Democrats have said no. Republicans have said no. But despite opposition across the board from politicians, rumors of reinstituting the draft are making headlines throughout the nation. The draft was the subject of a bill that the House of Representatives voted almost unanimously against on Tuesday.
CINCINNATI -The mayor asked the federal government to end its supervision of Cincinnati police about 2 1/2 years early, saying the department has met goals to reduce use of force and promote police integrity.
While October is the month to focus on change in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community, the campus program SafeZone works to promote acceptance and assistance all year long.
State officials have not yet decided how to spend $431 million of federal funds meant to help the poor.
It's no coincidence that a team of bigots showed up in Athens yesterday, blocking the sidewalks with enormous signs promising hell
ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada -Secretary of State Colin Powell got a glimpse of the destruction wreaked by Hurricane Ivan on Grenada and promised yesterday that millions of dollars in U.S. aid were on the way to the island, where some complain they have been forgotten by the United States.
Last Wednesday night a group of friends and I were walking home when, out of nowhere, a truck full of guys drove by screaming at us: Faggots! Nigger! Not even five minutes later, a different truck cruised by, directing a variety of racial epithets at me alone. A couple of weeks ago, while walking home from a party, a large group of people on one of the apartment balconies in Riverpark began yelling insults that had much the same ring as ones described above. Those were not the first times that I have experienced such behavior, and in my bones I know that they certainly will not be the last.
OXFORD -Miami University could face financial penalties for failing to notify a former student that the man who sexually attacked her last year was allowed back on campus, a school spokesman said.
Arts patrons were treated to an edgy performance featuring romance and rooster-inspired movement last night at the Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium.
Being a local legend has its perks, but can it pay the bills? Several bands that include Ohio University students are looking to expand their fame as far as their vibrations can reach and make a lifestyle out of rocking crowds.
After 30 years in Athens, Jerry Ski is getting the feeling his novelty might finally be wearing off.
Although Ohio University offers a variety of classes that cover a wide array of topics, several students believe there is one topic the university has been neglecting: Judaism.
WASHINGTON -The Senate yesterday overwhelmingly approved a massive reorganization of the United States intelligence community to address the Sept. 11 commission's complaints that the nation's spy agencies do not work together properly to deter terrorist attacks.
The spotlight doesn't often shine on Kendra Hornschemeier, but the lead role isn't what the Ohio soccer midfielder seeks. Quiet and diligent, her job is to get the ball to someone else, and she's awfully good at it.
Bobo and Jee have been fighting for close to an hour now. As a lightning storm flashes in the background, Bobo delivers eight crushing kicks to Jee's stomach and then picks him up, only to slash him with his knife.
An environmental advocacy group contested information that could lead to mining under Dysart Woods yesterday in a six-hour session of a series of appeal hearings before the Ohio Reclamation Commission.
COLUMBUS, Ohio -The state is asking healthy Ohioans to skip flu shots this year because of a shortage that cut the United States vaccine supply in half.
In a resolution presented to Faculty Senate, the deans of each college at Ohio University unanimously decided OU's Tier III program is inadequate and will no longer be a graduation requirement after August 2006.
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