Students, faculty bring 'Old Vienna' to life
Jan. 29, 2004Top forties of opera music will highlight two performances this weekend at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
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Site allows parents to screen kids' teachers
Jan. 29, 2004A recent addition to the Ohio Department of Education's Web site now allows parents to find the teaching credentials for any teacher in any school district in the state. The Web site, however, is not necessarily a needed benefit for many parents with students in school districts across Athens County.
Hospital officials review new gun law
Jan. 29, 2004Hospitals across the state are looking into the new concealed--carry law and how the legislation will affect them.
Try some poutine, eh, ya hoser
Jan. 29, 2004Canada. Our oft-ridiculed neighbor to the north endures a lot of jabs from its superior neighbor below, but it has several things going for it that just might make it the second greatest country on earth.
Hockey team has new task ahead
Jan. 29, 2004The Ohio hockey team has an unusual challenge to overcome when it travels to play Delaware this weekend.
Mass e-mail will tempt hackers
Jan. 29, 2004The Homeland Security Department has announced the new National Cyber Alert System, a program that will send an e-mail announcement about new computer viruses to anyone who signs up for the service. At first glance, the new system is a good plan to make Americans aware of dangerous computer viruses, but the method of using mass e-mails is too risky and insecure.
Wood dedicates time, energy to representing student voice
Jan. 29, 2004A typical AOL Instant Messenger away message for Dustin Wood might read I am away from my computer and at the following ten meetings: ... Back later :). For Wood, every minute at Ohio University can be dedicated to serving others.
Feels good to be home
Jan. 29, 2004Forward Terren Harbut knows his team is getting a reputation of being soft, and it has nothing to do with physical brawn.
Campus offers activities, entertainment for sibs
Jan. 29, 2004Ohio University students' siblings will get the opportunity to explore college life this weekend through various events and activities as Sibs Weekend comes again.
Week concludes with makeovers, discussion
Jan. 29, 2004The Front Room, in Baker University Center, was so gay last night as the Swarm of Dykes capped off their second annual That's So Gay Week with a program titled Queer Eye for the What?
Bobcats will shoot for upset in Oxford
Jan. 29, 2004During its last few games, the Ohio women's basketball team has seen more zones than a DP Dough employee.
Basketball proximity equals interest
Jan. 29, 2004I grew up in Dayton, and though I did not get as enthused about the hometown Flyers hoops team as many of my classmates did, I did enjoy looking through my most recent edition of NBA Digest and seeing the name of Negele Knight when I gleaned through the rosters.
Rep claims withholding of services
Jan. 29, 2004U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, D-Lisbon, and the Vietnam Veterans of America last week filed a suit against the Department of Veterans Affairs, claiming the department has been withholding services to veterans.
Bobcats face Hawks, Herd
Jan. 29, 2004There is probably no better way for Ohio breaststroker Brian Teske to spend sibs weekend than during the Bobcats' meet with Miami.
Agriculture class awaits workshop
Jan. 29, 2004Construction of the new school complex for Alexander Local School District has caused a number of sacrifices, including the loss of a workshop area for the agriculture vocational program.
Journeymen start path at Ohio
Jan. 29, 2004The late '80s featured one of the most prominent duos in Ohio basketball history, as both Dave Jamerson and Paul Snoopy Graham went on to play in the National Basketball Association.
Grant aims to help low-income students
Jan. 29, 2004A new program designed to encourage under-represented and low-income students to pursue graduate degrees is recruiting.
Judge to hear Athens barking case
Jan. 29, 2004Two men who were arrested on the suspicion of taunting a police dog will appear for a pretrial at Athens Municipal Court this morning after a motion to dismiss on Constitutional grounds was denied.
Grant to help ReUse Industries
Jan. 29, 2004A new grant will allow more low-income residents of Vinton County to become better connected with the information age.
