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Les Joueurs Noirs explores African-American culture in The Colored Museum at ARTS/West

Through its depiction of eleven discomforting, but humorous, vignettes that satirize African-African culture, George C. Wolfe’s

OIT offers 50GB free online storage

Ohio University students and faculty will soon have more space up in the clouds.

Women's Basketball: Ohio ends season of rebuilding

The painful, rebuilding year is over for Ohio.

'Cats head north for 'war' against RedHawks

Ohio has swept the Battle of the Bricks so far this season, defeating Miami in both Athens and Oxford.

Post Streetview: Have you ever heard of or used Box? Will you use it now that OU has a subscription?

Letter: Reporters' values are inconsistent in America

Last April, in a letter to The Post, I voiced my disagreement with a self-serving WOUB-TV commentary by Dr. Thomas Hodson, then the interim director of OU’s Center for Public Media. In his commentary, he had praised “fairness” and “understanding,” which, according to him, characterized the work done by the Public Media Center’s graduates in almost every one of the media markets. Contrary to Dr. Hodson’s observation, I pointed out that in my travels across the nation, reporters that I have read/seen/listened to, for the most part, seemed to have no awareness of any value system beyond that of their high school peers.

Post Rock: Festivals, encores and more

OU alumnus to serve as commencement speaker

Chuck Stuckey, former CEO of RSA Security, Inc. and a 1966 Ohio University alumnus, will deliver the commencement address for those graduating this year.

Men's Basketball: Akron awaits Ohio in Thursday's MAC Quarterfinals

CLEVELAND — Neither Stevie Taylor nor Javarez “Bean” Willis put up especially gaudy stat lines, but when it mattered the most, each rose to the occasion in Ohio’s second-round Mid-American Conference Tournament victory against Miami.

New day off for students next fall

Fresh off spring break, Ohio University students received news they’ll get another — albeit shorter — reprieve from classes midway through next Fall Semester.

Cartoon: 3/12/14

Cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post's executive editors.

Sports Column: Pass by college, go directly to D-League

The National Basketball Association’s Developmental League, most commonly known as the D-League, is not the most legitimate feeder system into the big leagues. With small-town markets, trivial venues and lack of talent compared to its big brother organizations, it’s no question why not all NBA teams have a D-League affiliate.

Joint application could increase grant funding

The city of Athens is considering collaborating with Athens County and the city of Nelsonville on a grant that could rehabilitate several low-to-moderate income homes and rental properties throughout the city.

Live Basketball Notebook: Ohio vs. Miami Second Round MAC Tournament

PREGAME

Gamer Girl: Wireless phone hook-up is car's coolest tech perk

This spring break for me was a memorable one. After waiting for what has felt like forever since getting my driver’s license, I finally purchased my first car: an adorable white Ford Focus.

Athens theater group brings famed fantasy author's work to the stage

The authors of

Voter Expansion Project reignites political struggle

As former President Bill Clinton launches a campaign to change requirements to vote, another political battle between the Democrats and Republicans has ignited yet again.

Beyond the Books: Smart, skillful money management is key for college students

Guys, budgets are severely underrated.

Gamer Girl: Wireless phone hook-up is car’s coolest tech perk

This spring break for me was a memorable one. After waiting for what has felt like forever since getting my driver’s license, I finally purchased my first car: an adorable white Ford Focus. There are a ton of really fun features about the car, but to avoid boring you all with my excitement, I’m going to focus on one of the coolest things: Sync. To be honest, I never really knew anything about Sync before I got in the car for a test drive. I’ve always loved cars with some fancy-schmancy tech features, but I never thought it would be something I would actually have. Sync is a feature in newer Ford cars that allows you to wirelessly connect your phone through a Bluetooth connection. Connecting it took less than five minutes. All I had to do was turn on Bluetooth and enter a specific code. Now, with the press of a convenient button on my steering wheel, I can say a variety of voice commands to control my phone. Phone calls go through my car so I can talk without even touching my phone. I can answer the calls, call anyone from my contacts or even type in a specific number with the number pad on my console. I can also ask Sync to read recent text messages to me. As someone who is always attached to my phone, this makes driving super safe, but also doesn’t make me disconnect during my drives.I also love the media features Sync has. Through this wireless connection, you can play anything from your phone — music on your device, your favorite Pandora station, your current audiobook selection or whatever else you desire. It’s so nice to not have the clutter of cords that would usually allow you to do this, and you don’t have to worry about having bad audio quality from the cords that connect your device through the cassette tape player or the cigarette lighter. I’m sure there are a ton of other things Sync does that I’ll be obsessing over, but for now, you can find me on the roads cruising to my 2000’s Hits Pandora station and constantly calling my mom to tell her just how much I love wireless dialing. 

Voter Expansion Project reignites political struggle

As former President Bill Clinton launches a campaign to change requirements to vote, another political battle between the Democrats and Republicans has ignited yet again.