The Lost Flamingo Company presents “Stranger in Skitter Creek,” a murder mystery written by an Ohio University Alumnus set in a quaint American city – a locale dauntingly similar to Athens. The shows begin March 5th and 6th in Mitchell Auditorium at 8:00 p.m.
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It must be Homecoming in Athens… By | October 24th, 2009
Homecoming hit Athens during the weekend and Speakeasy was there to capture the festivities. This video montage shows the highlights of the weekend including the best moments of the Homecoming parade.
Blogs
Sex and the University: Valentine’s Day By Karah Finan | February 11th, 2010
With all the hype surrounding this “Hallmark” holiday, the gift for your sweetie has a lot riding on it. The right gift for your boyfriend or girlfriend may vary by how long you have been dating. This guide should give you some gift ideas for your Valentine.
Ohio University students speak about LGBT issues
By Corey Cook
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March 10th, 2010
Ohio University students spoke up Thursday about lesbian, gay, bi and trans-gender issues on campus and throughout Athens County with the Sticker Me Gay event.
Ben Harper and Co. go green
By Devon Antonetti
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March 7th, 2010
Ben Harper and Relentless7 will perform at Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium with openers Alberta Cross on April 16. The band is headlining the Campus Consciousness Tour created by non-profit environmental group Reverb.
Eatcollege.com founders use Athens as their testing ground
By Josh Ellerbrock
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March 8th, 2010
Two young entrepreneurs pursue profitability with a new Web site being tested in Athens that plans to provide restaurants with closer communication with their clientele. The Web site, eatcollege.com, hopes to give local students an online restaurant guide complete with the ability to order food from any local food delivery business.
Two sides: athletes and social media
By Nick Piotrowicz and Wesley Mayberry
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March 12th, 2010
To tweet or not to tweet? That is the question facing many professional athletes. Social media like Facebook and Twitter allows fans into athletes’ lives like never before, but is it worth it for the athlete and his team?