Reinstatement of censored pieces from the art exhibit in Alden Library and the creation of an Office of Off-Campus Housing were the focus of Ohio University Student Senate's second meeting of Fall Quarter.
Because of the beginning and ending dates of this quarter, some Ohio University students will have to take exams on Saturday of finals week, said Jack Jeffery, media specialist.
If God himself (or herself) had constructed a sacred ground for college football, Peden Stadium would have been its quintessence.
Ohio wide receiver Chris Jackson is a man of few words and, at least early on in the 2004 season, many catches.
As Mike Bart searches through the various milk crates in his room for the record he wants, pulling out and replacing each LP, he can't stop smiling.
The Bush and Kerry camps finally have ironed out the details that will allow the campaign to rouse itself out of the mud and to step into the spotlight of a free exchange not of insults, but of issues. Both sides have agreed on the dates and places for the presidential debates -with the first one scheduled for Sept. 30 at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Fla. While it is refeshing that the candidates finally have agreed to stage one of America's most revered political traditions, it is frankly about time. The debates are not only a time-honored tradition, but have influenced the way the viewing public has voted in previous elections.
GONAIVES, Haiti -Rescuers dug through mud and ruined homes for bodies yesterday, expecting the death toll of more than 600 from Tropical Storm Jeanne to rise even further, with half the crowded northern city of Gonaives still under water from the weekend's devastating winds and rain.
An Ohio University graduate student was hit by a truck yesterday while walking across Richland Avenue toward Porter Hall.
I never open my own doors, thanks to the wonders of modern technology.
An Ohio University senior reported to Athens Police Department yesterday she was sexually battered by two male assailants during the night of Sept. 10 and the next morning.
Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio Inc. hosted its 33rd annual meeting last night at the Dairy Barn, 8000 Dairy Lane.
President Bush has surged to a substantial lead in the race against Democratic challenger John Kerry, who trails by 11 points in a new poll of Ohio voters released yesterday.
Legislative support is growing nationwide that would allow pharmacists to refuse to dispense birth control, particularly emergency contraceptives, because of personal moral objections.
Award-winning author and scientist Laurie Garrett flashed a photo of a large plume of smoke over New York City on Sept. 11, 2001. That smoke contained a chemical soup unlike any ever seen before on earth that was breathed by New York's inhabitants for three full months, Garrett said.
For the first time in its existence, Alden Library has been censored,
Carolyn Casey's article in Tuesday's issue of The Post, RAs paid little
In a high-speed game such as field hockey, Ohio goalkeeper Jennifer Cote knows as well as any player that a solid balance of both physical and mental preparation is crucial to success in the coming season.
Cold Stone Creamery, a franchise ice cream shop founded 16 years ago in Tempe, Ariz., is launching a shop on Court Street this October.
There is not, as both writers in Monday's Post (Point/Counterpoint: President Bush and religion) claimed, anything wrong with proclaiming one's faith publicly. Indeed, many of the European pilgrims came to America primarily to have religious freedom, and that freedom was an important factor in the minds of our country's framers.
The Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services granted the Athens County Sheriff's Office $44,590 at the Athens County Commissioners' meeting yesterday.
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