Archive

Friday, April 30

• The Post: Ohio University military members share Iraq experiences
• The Post: Mother, daughter share memories of identical apartment
• The Post: Professor breathes 'real life' into economic theory

Thursday, April 29

• The Post: Ohio University to pull plug on Internet cables
• The Post: Fee provides many benefits
• The Post: Classroom gizmos foster participation
• The Post: Moms Weekend calls for relaxing
• The Post: Childcare options help mothers stay in school
• The Post: Future matriarchs see college as a fallback option
• The Post: Ohio University faculty balance work with motherhood; have trials, rewards
• The Athens News: 'Bowls' project to benefit Salvation Army

Wednesday, April 28

Ohio University Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy Thomas S. Statler, took the time to answer a submitted question - "What defines a galaxy?" - on Scientific American's Web page. His answer, which appeared in the "Ask the Experts" section, helps shed light on the celestial subject matter. "A century ago astronomers talked about only one galaxy, what they called the 'Stellar System' or the Milky Way," Statler begins. "The term 'galaxy' was used almost synonymously with 'universe,' and when a distinction was drawn, the issue was mainly whether or not the universe had an extent beyond that of the stars."

--> See Scientific American

• Artdaily.com: Jim Dine: New Paintings, Photographs, And A Sculpture
• The Post: Ohio University provost spells out possible semester switch
• The Post: First black Scripps school alumnus dies

Tuesday, April 27

• The Post: Flip-flopping into spring

Monday, April 26

• Ames Daily Tribune: Ohio University combats riots with education

Wednesday, April 21

• North Carolina Times: A memorial like no other
• The Post: Ohio University '05 budget unveiled, funds reapportioned
• The Post: Former 'View' co-host, journalist coming to speak about career
• The Post: Director to show cultural film, lead commentary with viewers

Tuesday, April 20

• NBC4 Columbus: Officer: Investigator interfering with arson probe
• The Post: Health insurance bid would give students more options
• The Post: Search progresses quietly
• The Post: Guster to put on show at Mem Aud

Monday, April 19

When Ohio Gov. Bob Taft visited Chillicothe last week, part of his tour included a special stop to the soon-to-be-renovated Majestic Theatre, where he was entertained by Ohio University-Chillicothe theater students with "Ohio and its First University," a depiction of Ohio's early history.

"What we're doing is very important," said Amanda Duyke, an Ohio University-Chillicothe senior and theater student. "It's important for people to know the history of Ohio, and it's nice to have the governor come here and emphasize that."

--> See the Chillicothe Gazette

• The Post: Glidden proposes 9 percent tuition hike to trustees
• The Athens News: It's another year and another big tuition hike for Ohio University students
• The Athens News: Trustees hear reports on enrollment, presidential search, rioting
• The Post: New lecture hall dedicated, named after Ohio University alumna
• The Athens News: Lecture building now called Walter Hall
• The Post: Ohio University students form organization to benefit global community
• The Athens News: Student dining hall staff may forgo raises
• The Athens News: Alden director discusses copying charges and second-floor renovations