The Ohio baseball team has been picked to win the Mid-American Conference East Division and advance to the NCAA Tournament this year in the latest issue of Baseball America magazine.
One of the pitfalls of the news media biz is that from time to time we focus on the wrong details.
Ohio University senior Elizabeth Gump, 21, of Broadview Heights, became a big sister seven months ago.
WASHINGTON - Parents who blame popular adult antidepressants for their children's suicides faced families who credit the pills with saving their youngsters as the government opened an emotional public debate yesterday on the drugs' risks.
Discussions regarding the nuisance party ordinance and an address looking at Uptown violence took place at the Athens City Council meeting last night.
Sunday's Super Bowl halftime show was the breast performance I've ever seen.
WASHINGTON - John Kerry and John Edwards swapped charges as their South Carolina primary fight shaped up to be key to Kerry's dreams of sweeping seven states today and seizing command of the Democratic nomination fight.
Jeff Halbert stepped into The Convo last year and became comfortable right away as a true freshman playing in all 30 games. This year most people expected the same kind of play from him.
Ohio looked down and out against rival Miami but made a dramatic comeback in the final minutes of the second half, taking the RedHawks to overtime in a 67-64 Bobcat win.
When even his Republican cronies began to show doubt, President George W. Bush knew he had to do something. In the wake of allegations that the presence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq was greatly overstated, Bush announced his support yesterday for the creation of an independent body to investigate the intelligence effort that formed the backbone of his justification for the Iraq war.
JERUSALEM - Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said yesterday he wants to remove nearly all the Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip without waiting for a peace deal, outlining his go-it-alone plan and prompting threats from far-right allies to bring down his government.
As the last month of the lunar calendar begins each year, Muslims around the world prepare to commemorate Eid al-Adha, an annual three-day celebration beginning on the tenth day of the sacred month of Dhul Hijjah, or The Month of the Hajj.
More than five months after Fall Quarter's tuition was paid, members of the Information Technology Steering Committee sat down to discuss how to spend their new-found funds.
WASHINGTON - President Bush proposed a $2.4 trillion budget yesterday, slicing scores of programs from prisons to arts education in the face of record federal deficits and the costs of war. His budget chief warned a fresh request for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan could reach $50 billion.
Normally, a season's most important games come at the end of the year. Those games might arrive in the days leading to a conference tournament, or they might appear during the postseason itself.
As many of us have become aware of lately, Athens, Ohio, much like Detroit, has become one of the most dangerous locations in the continental United States. Soon-to be-legal concealed weapons are being fired in the streets, there are riots when the time changes and there are even fights in bars! And just when you thought nothing else could go wrong, numerous people were arrested on a Saturday night.
WADSWORTH - A 16-year-old was charged with involuntary manslaughter yesterday in the weekend stabbing death of a 15-year-old in a parking lot of this Akron suburb.
While the New England Patriots were soaked in champagne after the Super Bowl, some Bromley Hall rooms got soaked in the second quarter - with water.
The Ohio hockey team practiced what coach Dan Morris has been preaching all year to pick up a couple of wins during an East Coast road trip this weekend.
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