The Pest: All previous sex advice should be ignored
Mar. 31, 2014In a very special edition of BedPest, Kristin and Ian, after some soul-searching, have meaningful things to say.
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The Pest: Drunk guy eats burrito, thinks
Mar. 31, 2014A drunken man was found ordering a Chipotle Ranch Burrito from Big Mama’s Burritos, 10 S. Court Street, at approximately 9:15 last night.
The Pest: All iPads missing from stands, officials baffled
Mar. 31, 2014University officials confirmed this week that they were “shocked” and “completely taken aback” by the apparent failure of its iPad-sharing program after all 1,000 free iPads disappeared from the pick-up locations within two hours.
Dorms adorned with comforts of home
By Tiffany Touville | Mar. 31, 2014College is the beginning of a new life for many students, but that doesn’t have to mean they don’t bring pieces of their past with them.
TV: ‘Glee’ does well with first New York-only episode
Mar. 31, 2014By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
The Pest: OU pays to host lacrosse tournament
Mar. 31, 2014Sensing a lucrative business opportunity, Kevin Tweedledoop, a freshman studying business, decided to start his own post-season lacrosse tournament and charge the university a pretty penny for the honor and prestige of hosting the KevinTweedledoop.com National Tournament.
The Pest: New fest on Park Place
Mar. 31, 2014Mill, High and Palmer Fests have all come and gone, but a recent announcement has both students and faculty highlighting an unoccupied April date on their calendars.
Housing aid program application is 'competitive'
By Hannah Yang | Mar. 31, 2014Athens County is in the process of extending a housing initiative that currently addresses an array of housing needs in the county’s cities.
The Pest: Band fits into new genre
Mar. 31, 2014Many bands try to push the limits of music, but local group Halfway Too Raisins is aiming to distinguish itself from the crowd.
The Pest
Mar. 31, 2014It's April Fools' Day, and we here at The Post have been busy putting together the newest edition of The Pest. Check out any of the completely fabricated, satirical stories below or view the insert in PDF form by clicking here.
Letter: Men should be able to take back the night too
Mar. 31, 2014This is my first year at Ohio University, and this will be my first year attending a Take Back the Night rally. I’ve been looking forward to this for the entire school year. When I went to a planning meeting with the Women’s Affairs Commission from Student Senate, I got even more excited, since this year’s event is being made inclusive for the first time in OU’s history.
Hip-hop groups work at upcoming releases
By William Hoffman | Mar. 31, 2014Ohio University’s Hip-Hop Congress hip-hop awareness week is underway and, though there is no new material out for fans of the genre to enjoy from local groups, many mainstays of the area are hard at work on forthcoming albums, including Emcee Schwartz, MC Freeman and The hip-hop Tribe.
Student organization educates about tanning bed benefits and risks
By Taylor Maple | Mar. 31, 2014As the temperature rises, so does many students’ desire for a sunkissed summer glow. Although some can spread a blanket across College Green and soak up the sun, many still resort to the tanning bed to achieve their goal.
Letter: Male victims, allies deserve right to march
Mar. 31, 2014Devin Aeh’s letter to The Post, the one which stated that she wished men not to join the Take Back the Night rally and march, is a reverently astute observation into men’s, and society’s, inability to just leave things be. I can’t help but agree more that men should stand to the side of the road and cheer on women.
Cartoon: 4/2/14
Mar. 31, 2014Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
The Pest: City bans alcohol, students
Mar. 31, 2014In an effort to crack down on the underage drinking problem in Athens, city officials announced this week an ordinance that would ban all alcohol and college students from the city limits.
The Pest: Cat Enters Sheriff Race
Mar. 31, 2014Poised against an office window while writing his memoir, Paws to Paws, there is one Athens city official that is seeking to build the county’s law enforcement from the litter box up.
