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Students vs. Landlords: Who has to Fix Problems?
By: Erik Threet, Ryan LewisBy: Michah Upshaw
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Do you understand all parts of your lease? A lease is the legal document detailing what tenants and landlords are responsible for during a rental agreement; a document many Ohio… Read More
College Readiness in Ohio Appalachia Schools
By: Chelsea Sick
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High schools in the Ohio Appalachian region are working to make sure their students who want to go to college can, and will succeed once they are there. According to… Read More
Athens County To Attack Opioid Companies In The Courtroom
Athens County is jumping into the legal fight against opioid manufacturers and distributors. The county commissioners have retained a law firm in Columbus to file the federal lawsuit. The Athens County… Read More
Ohio Women’s Basketball: Bobcats Lose Another Heartbreaker in Cleveland
By: Thomas Garverick
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CLEVELAND, OH – For the second straight year, the Ohio Women’s basketball team’s season ends in heartbreak. A year ago, the Bobcats blew a 22-point led against the Northern Illinois… Read More
Episode 022 : Lisa Williams
Speaker, mother, podcaster and radio host, Lisa Williams has shared her thoughts about life from behind a mic since 1990. Lisa’s voice may sound familiar to you. She joined the… Read More
The Honey Dewdrops Headed to Eclipse Company Stone March 9
By: Emily Votaw
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Laura Wortman and Kagey Parish are The Honey Dewdrops, a husband and wife Americana duo tackling matters of the heart and the soul through deceivingly sparse tunes and their perfected… Read More
Malaysian Culture Highlighted by Awareness Week
By: Mary Puzder
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The Malaysian Student Association participated in South and Southeast Asian Languages Awareness Week by hosting a Malaysian food exhibit. Participants got a taste of Malaysia’s multi-ethnic culture through traditional food, educational… Read More
Ohio University Water Polo Teams Working Hard Despite Low Numbers
By: Taylor Bruck
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The Ohio University women’s water polo team has been on campus for over two years, but they still are not well-known. There are currently 11 women on the student-run team, 12… Read More
Only The Stones Remain: The Importance of The Rolling Stones’ ‘Sticky Fingers’
By: Emily Votaw
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April 1971 marked the beginning of an era for The Rolling Stones. That month brought with it the release of Sticky Fingers, an album that worked so well that the… Read More
County Coroner: Fentanyl Fueled Big Spike In Overdose Deaths
By: Associated Press
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HAMILTON, Ohio (AP) – The coroner in a southwestern Ohio county says accidental overdoses spiked more than 20 percent last year, driven in large part by the rise of fentanyl… Read More
West Virginia Lawmakers Advance Opioid, Overdose Measures
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia lawmakers are advancing measures aimed at curbing the state’s drug crisis largely following a blueprint drawn by health officials in January. The House has… Read More
Kasich Honors Ohioans, Announces New State Park In Speech
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WESTERVILLE, OHIO (AP) – Gov. John Kasich has given this year’s Governor’s Courage Awards to three Ohioans who made personal sacrifices to help others. The Republican governor delivered the awards… Read More
White Nationalist, Ohio State University Ending Lawsuit
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CINCINNATI (AP) – Lawyers for white nationalist Richard Spencer’s campus tour efforts and Ohio State University have notified a federal judge that the lawsuit for Spencer is being withdrawn. Court… Read More
Syria is Beleaguered by Internal Wars and External Interventions, says Expert
This month the civil war in Syria will enter its eighth year of fighting. More than 400,000 have been killed, nearly 1 million injured and over one-third of the nation’s… Read More