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Fouls Cost Ohio A Chance To Halt Losing Skid
The Ohio Bobcats have had foul troubles throughout the course of their losing streak, and Wednesday night’s loss to Western Michigan was no different. The foul trouble handcuffed their presence down low on the way to their ninth consecutive loss, falling 71-64. Quiera Lampkins and Destini Cooper both fouled out early in the second half,… Read More
Broncos Buck Bobcats
By: Michael Drapcho
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The Ohio Bobcats’ inconsistent play finally caught up to them Wednesday, as they fell to the Western Michigan Broncos 83-73. Ohio had made it a habit of falling behind by double digits then making a second half comeback, doing it seven times in its last 16 games. The Bobcats could not dig themselves out of… Read More
Poor Second Half Dooms Pioneers In Crucial Matchup With Purple Raiders
By: Blaise Weber
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The Marietta College Pioneers dropped their pivotal matchup with the Mount Union Purple Raiders on Wednesday night by a score of 81-77. After a ridiculous first half of shooting, the second half took a turn for the worst. The two teams played each other very tightly all the way through the first half, and both… Read More
DUIs Decrease Across Athens County
By: Lauren Reed
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From 2012 to 2013 the rate of drunk driving arrests in Athens decreased by nearly 19 percent. Drunk driving has always been a major concern for police as it is an offense committed by a broad spectrum of the population, including those who are otherwise generally law-abiding. Captain of the Athens City Police Department, Ralph… Read More
Cardio Dance with Cupid
Cardio dance: a growing trend in group fitness workouts. It's never dull, incorporates upbeat dance music from all around the world, and is an effective way to work muscles while also working on cardio. On February 12, OU's Ping Recreational Center held Cardio Dance with Cupid, a two-hour cardio dance event. But, the big question… Read More
Increased Numbers Of Potholes Are Damaging Vehicles
Motorists may not need to worry about icy roads with the warmer weather but they most certainly need to watch out for potholes. The especially severe winter this season has also resulted in an increased number of potholes on roadways. This phenomenon is caused by the "freezing and thawing of water" that seeps into streets… Read More
Baker Center retail stores to combine in the near future
By: Taylor Petras
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Two retail stores inside Ohio University’s Baker Student Center will join forces later this year. The Technology Depot and Bobcat Essentials will combine into one store on the first floor of Baker. Renovations will begin at the end of spring semester and will be completed by the early summer before Bobcat Student Orientation. Sean O’Malley,… Read More
RedStorm Women’s Basketball Needs Win To Keep Pace In MSC
By: Patrick Gifford
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With only four games remaining in the regular season, Rio Grande finds itself holding onto the final qualifying spot for the Mid-South Conference Tournament. The top eight teams in the conference make the tournament, and the RedStorm (16-10, 5-9 MSC) sit in eighth place. The sixth through ninth place teams, however, are all separated by… Read More
Bobcats’ Pitcher Dorsey Named MAC Female Scholar-Athlete Of The Week
By: Sean Neidig
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Ohio softball pitcher Savannah Jo Dorsey was named the Mid-American Conference Female Scholar-Athlete of the Week on Wednesday. Dorsey owns a 3.292 cumulative grade point average and is a biological sciences major. Her selection is the sixth time an Ohio athlete has earned the MAC Female Scholar-Athlete of the Week. Dorsey was also named the… Read More
Rio Men’s Basketball In Need Of Victory Against Bluefield
By: Nathan Wiseman
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Road victories in the Mid-South Conference are tough to come by. A month ago, Rio Grande was riding a six-game winning streak last month and sat atop the conference. After losing three games on the road and posting a 3-4 record, the RedStorm are now in a position where they are fighting to inch their… Read More
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