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Meigs Battles Off the Buckeyes and the Flu
By: Nick Henthorn
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Believe it or not, athletes can get sick too. When a player is absent for a game, the usual assumption is a physical injury. Yet, for the Meigs Marauders, a battle with the flu affected multiple players, limiting what they could do on the court and stopping one from playing altogether. “That game, we were… Read More
Lady Golden Eagles Show No Mercy Over Trimble
By: Meladi Brewer
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The Trimble Lady Tomcats were on the prowl as they took on the Belpre Lady Golden Eagles in a home game Thursday night, that lead to a double-overtime buzzer-beater. “The fans should have been charged double for tonight’s game because they definitely got their money’ worth,” Trimble head coach Joe Richards said. The game went… Read More
Eastern Lady Eagles Smother Wahama
By: Brandon Monty
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Through four games this season, the Eastern Lady Eagles have taken the phrase “Defense wins championships” to heart. Despite some early shooting struggles, the Eagles used a relentless full-court press and tough brand of defense to hold off the Lady White Falcons. The final was 47-37, as the green and white held Wahama to 21%… Read More
West 82 Goes Green
By: Dawson Mecum
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Ohio University’s West 82 has decided to get in the Bobcat spirit and go green. West 82 has decided to get rid of all waste in the food court unless students are taking their food to go. The decision came after Ohio University began to crack down on recycling within its own food courts over… Read More
Ky. Legislature Restores Lawmaker After Sexual Harassment Settlement
By: Associated Press
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Republican leaders in Kentucky have restored a lawmaker to his leadership position one year after he signed a secret sexual harassment settlement. State Rep. Michael Meredith was one of four Republican lawmakers who signed the settlement in 2017 with a woman who once worked for the House GOP Caucus. All four… Read More
Photos: Best Images of Fall from the WOUB Visuals Team
Here are the best images produced by our staff of student volunteers during the Fall 2018 semester.
Elections Commission Hears Arguments Of Libertarian Party
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Libertarian Party of Ohio contends it was unfairly excluded from a fledgling debate series in Ohio’s 2018 governor’s race, and is scheduled Thursday to air its claims before state election regulators. The Ohio Elections Commission must decide whether three face-offs that the new Ohio Debate Commission arranged this year between… Read More
House Fire: Electricity Found To Be Cause
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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ATHENS — A fire that killed multiple pets at a family home Wednesday was found to be electrical in nature, according to Athens Fire Chief Robert Rymer. Fire crews from Athens and The Plains fought the fire for about three hours yesterday at a home on North Lancaster Street, near the Dairy Queen. Rymer said… Read More
Tree of Life: A Concert for Peace and Unity | December 11 at 8
Symphony Orchestra’s Tree of Life: A Concert for Peace and Unity to Air Nationally on PBS Tuesday, December 11 at 8:00 p.m. Renowned Violinist Itzhak Perlman Joins the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, PSO Music Director Manfred Honeck, PSO Principal Clarinetist Michael Rusinek and the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh in Remembrance of Tree of Life Victims PBS… Read More
Episode 043: Intel CIO Paula Tolliver talks about STEM careers
Intel Chief Information Officer Paula Tolliver understands what it takes to transform a company or an industry. And she knows that IT savvy can be a key to career success, particularly because managing information is critical to forming and implementing a smart corporate vision. Today, Paula will share lessons from her in career technology, like… Read More