Recent studies bring controversy to heading in soccer
June 4, 2003Moms worry about their kids crossing the street, talking to strangers and falling off their bikes. But soccer moms are starting to discover a new worry - heading the ball.
Moms worry about their kids crossing the street, talking to strangers and falling off their bikes. But soccer moms are starting to discover a new worry - heading the ball.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -
If Ohio senators have the safety of their constituents in mind they will reject a law they are considering that would allow Ohioans to carry a concealed weapon. Lawmakers must not succumb to rhetoric about states with concealed weapons laws having lower murder rates -
More than 40 years after the first Wal-Mart opened in Bentonville, Ark., the Athens Wal-Mart Supercenter will be celebrating its first year of operation this summer -
No one ever said getting to the NBA would be easy for Ohio forward Brandon Hunter.
Last season Lindsay Wight made a good first impression to begin her career as a college basketball player. Now the Ohio forward is looking to ensure that impression was no fluke.
A biotechnology company in Athens modeled after Gov. Bob Taft-
As another school year at Ohio University draws to a close, housing and Residence Life service officials reflect on their year and prepare for changes in the year to come.
During this year-
Four years at Ohio, three at The Post ... there are bound to be some comments, concerns, criticisms and critiques. Here is just a smattering:
Although Ohio University students call Appalachian Ohio home for four years, many do not have a complete understanding of what Appalachia really is. It is a word that gets tossed from here to there, usually associated with local events or organizations. But during these crucial years when young scholars are straddling their early twenties, it is the environment in which they live. Yet students harbor misguided notions of what Appalachia means.
Anti-Wal-Mart groups argue that for every two jobs gained by an addition of a Wal-Mart, three jobs are lost.
The dean of the College of Communication hired a new director for the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism yesterday at the urging of the school-
An autopsy report for the victim of the March 9 double shooting was released yesterday.