Pondering with Patterson: Successful Homecoming week despite limitations
By Lauren Patterson | Oct. 11, 2021Filled with the right amount of anticipation, the celebrations were able to carry through and carry on.
Filled with the right amount of anticipation, the celebrations were able to carry through and carry on.
James Gaskell, health commissioner at the Athens City-County Health Department, said there are no additional health risks associated with receiving the COVID-19 and flu vaccines around the same time.
The development of modern horror scores.
Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations, gave more details on vaccine exemptions.
Removable wallpapers are the easy way to liven up your room and not hurt your walls or budget.
The series meanders around for ten episodes of what could’ve been an hour-long special at best.
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, which focuses on educating on the topic of dyslexia, recognizing those who experience it and gaining further assistance for those individuals.
The third installment in the series is another step in a guidebook giving all the wrong advice.
Ohio lost its third match to a ranked team this season.
Ohio earned its fifth conference victory Sunday.
Sam Fender will eternally make indie kids think with the simple press of play.
Multiple events are being planned by Ohio University political organizations to highlight the election season.
The small size of the festival allowed for a more intimate experience for the festival attendees.
Why did Frankenstein’s creature spare Ernest?
The leak was fixed Sept. 15.
Who would’ve thought two weeks to “slow the spread” would’ve turned into all this?
The Bobcats battled to defeat the Chippewas at The Convo.
Carretta capped a three-game weekend with a two-goal, two-assist performance against Roosevelt.
The Bobcats defeated Roosevelt 8-2 to complete their weekend sweep.
The Bulldogs fall to 2-6 on the season.