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Moviegoers seek new screens after Athena Grand closure
By Renae Hefty | Feb. 19Former Athena Grand regulars reflect on the Athena Grand and guess what is next for the local movie market.
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Manup Archives creates clothes with a message
By Renae Hefty | Feb. 18Manup Archives is selling a new collection of high-quality clothes during February to inspire people to endure hardships. They’re selling hoodies, zip-ups and hats, with more to be released soon.
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Founders Day exhibit tells story of Athens’ LGBTQIA+ rights movement
By Renae Hefty | Feb. 5Ohio University archival interns and staff put together an exhibit for Founders Day, displaying records that tell the story of the gay rights movement in Athens.
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Clubs A-Z: The Inclusion Project builds a better future
By Renae Hefty | Jan. 16The Inclusion Project collaborates with many organizations to hold public events advocating for people with disabilities.
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Group Fitness Pilates classes become popular
By Renae Hefty | Nov. 25Group Fitness Pilates classes began at Ping Recreation Center this semester. Since they started, many participants have utilized them, resulting in positive reviews.
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Eduardo Garcia inspires audience at Kennedy Lecture Series event
By Renae Hefty | Nov. 22Chef Eduardo Garcia gave a talk at Baker Center about his life, his profession and his struggles.
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Sorority members criticize Paws For A Cause
By Renae Hefty | Nov. 4Sorority and fraternity members attend monthly talks given by guest speakers about serious topics such as hazing, alcohol use and sexual assault. The handling of these topics has been met with various critical reactions from sorority members.
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month promotes protection year-round
By Renae Hefty | Oct. 24Computer Science professors and students give advice for dodging cyber attacks. Ohio University, as well as other organizations, provide resources for detecting, reporting and smiting cyber attacks, if students would only use them.
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Octubafest brings low brass instruments to the spotlight
By Renae Hefty | Oct. 14The first Octubafest concert of the year was on Wednesday. Jason Smith on the tuba, Lucas Borges on the trombone and Hannah Chung on the piano played a whole hour of beautiful and exciting harmonies.
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Artist Keith Wilde paints Athens
By Renae Hefty | Sep. 25Keith Wilde has done numerous projects around Athens. Here’s a look at his creative process and the highlights of some of his best work.
