Storms down power lines across Athens
Nov. 13, 2003A string of storms swept through Ohio last night, hitting Athens with gusting winds and downing power lines across the city.
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Runners wrap up season at Regional Championships
Nov. 13, 2003The Ohio cross country team will wrap up its season this weekend at the NCAA Regional Championships. Or at least what is left of the team will.
Police search car allegedly connected to stabbing
Nov. 13, 2003Athens Police Department officers recently searched a black Volkswagon Jetta - collecting a knife and box cutter, among other things - they believed contained evidence related to the stabbing occurring Halloween weekend.
Solo artists unite to cook up Musicians' Potluck
Nov. 13, 2003Four of Athens' seasoned solo musicians will perform individual segments before finishing the performance with a first time collective set as a band this Saturday at O'Hooley's Pub, 24 W. Union St.
Graduate Student Senate wants transcript change
Nov. 13, 2003Ohio University's Graduate Student Senate (GSS) is working to help returning graduate students start off with a clean slate.
In campus conference call, Dean discusses higher education funding
Nov. 13, 2003Former Vermont governor Howard Dean continued his push to energize young voters yesterday, participating in a conference call with Generation Dean supporters and members of college media to announce his plan for federal spending on higher education.
OU hires sexual assault prevention coordinator
Nov. 13, 2003The small staff of the Ohio University health education and wellness department grew Monday when it filled a vacancy to help prevent and educate students about sexual assault.
Coach discusses conference shuffling
Nov. 13, 2003Marshall and the University of Central Florida announced that they are leaving the Mid-American Conference to join Conference USA. The Post's Chris Littmann asked Ohio coach Brian Knorr about the move and how it could affect the Bobcats.
Volleyball celebrates achievements of seniors
Nov. 13, 2003Ohio volleyball seniors Lindsay Judice and Laura Hageman will say goodbye to The Convo for the final time this weekend.
Hawk likely to start at QB
Nov. 13, 2003Quarterback Ryan Hawk is likely to get the starting nod for the second straight week. Fred Ray has practiced but is still doubtful for the tomorrow's game.
Commissioners deal with sewer project
Nov. 13, 2003The Dresher sewer project, scheduled to be completed two months ago, was a point of contention yesterday at the Athens County Commissioners meeting.
Distance swimmers rely on mental toughness
Nov. 13, 2003It takes guts to be a distance swimmer - and a tolerance for boredom.
Some opt for Athens
Nov. 12, 2003In the wake of Fall Quarter exam week, most Ohio University students flock to their pre-collegiate homes to spend the six-week winter break. But a few students stick around Athens to work, study or train.
Appalachian area may grow
Nov. 12, 2003A bill is in the works to add four more Ohio counties to the 29 counties already considered part of the Appalachian region, while Congress has approved $66 million funding for the Appalachian Regional Commission, an amount nearly level with that of the last year.
Primary system needs reform and maintenance
Nov. 12, 2003Several states' decisions to eliminate their 2004 presidential primaries are doing voters a disservice and hurting an already suspect system.
JohnnyFrankCranks crank up local music scene
Nov. 12, 2003JohnnyFrankCranks is sure to enhance the local music scene with its energetic beats. Audiences will not be able to keep from grooving when they hear this bluesy funk rock live.
Professors may join organization
Nov. 12, 2003Ohio University professors organized yesterday to discuss the formation of a chapter of the American Association of University Professors.
