Ohio track coach Clay Calkins said last week that Saturday's State Farm Games at West Virginia would be a meet for the Bobcats to train through as they prepare for next week's All-Ohio Championships.
During its first year of publication, Sports Illustrated sent a pair of staff writers to Florida to cover Major League Baseball's spring training. Nearly three weeks later, they sent only four words.
JERUSALEM - Israel will change the route of its West Bank separation barrier to cause less hardship for the Palestinians and gain U.S. support against legal challenges, an adviser to Israel's prime minister said yesterday.
COLUMBUS - A van and a Mercedes were shot on an interstate minutes apart yesterday in a case resembling a series of 21 sniper shootings along a highway south of the city, investigators said.
BOSTON - Hundreds of opponents of same-sex marriage gathered yesterday on Boston Common to show support for a proposed constitutional amendment that would define marriage as the union of one man and one woman.
The plight of the Kent State hockey team's trip to Athens can best be summed up with Golden Flashes forward Tim Cremile.
Ohio guard Jaivon Harris tested his range and found he could hit 3s on spots of the court that would make most coaches cringe.
Chief Deputy of the Civil Department Kristie Pyle and Clerk of Courts Title office worker Ann Trout are running for Athens County Clerk of Courts in the March 2 Democratic primary. The two candidates discussed the race in the first of four public forums Friday at the Athens County Public Library.
In a world where sports are becoming ever more competitive, schools look for every advantage to get a leg up on their opponents.
Even though Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge provokes thought more than it does entertain, the phenomenal acting of Ohio University's School of Theatre students keep this show alive.
Ohio University students might have noticed an increase in their technology fees this year and wondered where, exactly, the extra money was going. Don't feel bad - the University doesn't know what to do with the funds either.
This weekend, television will offer a refreshing alternative to not wasting your life, as the 46th Annual Grammy Awards are broadcast into houses around the world. The 14-hour-long rich-people-congratulating-themselves extravaganza marathon will be sure to please, as guests such as 50 Cent and Earth, Wind & Fire are scheduled to perform (separately, unfortunately).
The women's swimming and diving rivalry between Ohio and Miami is unlike any in other sports. Those two teams have been the dominant forces within the Mid-American Conference since the sport was introduced in 1981.
Anyone who knows four women probably knows someone who will be sexually assaulted in her lifetime. For Pat Hanlin, caring about the people he loves means caring about the issue of sexual assault.
This is my first year as an off-campus student. I've had my car here for three years, but it rested comfortably in its pricey university parking lot - until now.
The Ohio women's basketball team just needs to do one thing to notch a win Saturday against Buffalo - pick up where it left off.
Am I crazy, or did things seem really simple in high school?
Ohio University students Lauren Bauer and Nick Stofocik rehearse a scene, from the Arthur Miller play A View from the Bridge Monday night in Elizabeth Evans Baker Theatre. The play is about Eddie Carbone (played by Alex Dittmer) and his family who harbor two illegal immigrants that end up tearing apart the family through jealousy and deceit. A View from the Bridge, directed by graduate student Nathan Lemoine, will be presented by the School of Theater Feb. 4 through 7 and Feb. 11 through 14 in the theatre, located in Kantner Hall.
With bigger meets looming, Saturday's trip to the State Farm Games at West Virginia will be a tune-up for the Ohio men's and women's track teams for the following weekend.
What started as a car ride resulted in a full-ride for Charlie Wilson.
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