It's official: cold season has arrived, along with its usual entourage of sore throats, distracting hacking and constant runny noses, which always seem to appear on test day. And February is the busiest month for upper-respiratory infections and colds, according to Patty DeBruin, director of nursing at Hudson Health Center.
Michael Stein and his team of anti-terrorists have just killed five people, and no one is surprised.
Despite concerns voiced by residents, the Athens County Board of Elections selected a company Wednesday that will provide a new voting system. The new system will include touch-screen voting machines to replace its punch-card system.
Teams almost never get a shot for immediate redemption, but that is exactly what Ohio gets against Northern Illinois Saturday.
The Ohio men's and women's track teams begin the indoor season Saturday at the Bowling Green Invitational and Quadrangular.
Ohio women's basketball coach Lynn Bria's most memorable moment in sports is one she would rather forget.
The proposal for a new apartment complex, the Herrold Square Apartment Complex, will be read for the first time at Tuesday's Athens City Council meeting and could give Athens more single-occupancy apartments.
Following two emotional wins against Penn State last weekend, the Ohio hockey team knows this weekend might be just as big.
When Ohio University student Kyle Luginbuhl died Jan. 1, he left an impact on lives around the world. The aviation major had traveled to the Netherlands and Australia, but the lives he made the biggest influence on were those closest to him.
The year was 1960. Dwight Eisenhower resided as President, Harper Lee got her book To Kill a Mocking Bird published and Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman Bill Mazeroski hit a walk-off home run to beat the New York Yankees in Game 7 of the World Series.
Good Works Inc. will kick off its 2nd Annual Walk for the Homeless on Saturday.
The Ohio swimming team is looking for a fresh start in the second half of the season.
Some students at Ohio University are demanding a stronger voice in the presidential search, but their complaints will remain unheard this weekend when administrators meet with a representative from a national search firm.
PARIS - Starbucks has finally arrived in the country that likes to think it invented the cafe.
When the 1973-1974 Notre Dame men's basketball team knocked off John Wooden's UCLA Bruins to end their 88-game win streak, it wasn't just another great upset story.
In a move intended to please the conservatives who have pouted since the U.S. and Massachusetts Supreme Courts softened government stances on gay unions, President Bush has unveiled a plan to spend $1.5 billion on promoting traditional marriage. With luck, Democrats will pout even more and stop the government from wasting taxpayer dollars on Bush's pandering to the far right.
On weekends, many Ohio University students turn to alcohol for entertainment, but sophomore Jordan Rogoff plays drinking games with tomato juice instead.
The Post's Laurie Duffy sat down with Ohio Director of Athletics Thomas Boeh to get his favorite moments in sports, delve into the role models in sports, and to highlight his expectations for Ohio Athletics in 2004.
The path only gets tougher for the Ohio women's basketball team.
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