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OU to switch to semesters in fall 2012

Frank Thomas / Staff Writer / ft980608@ohiou.edu

The Ohio University Board of Trustees approved plans to switch the university from quarters to semesters in a meeting yesterday, as expected by members of a committee already formed to plan the conversion.

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Consultant to evaluate McDavis

Frank Thomas / Staff Writer / ft980608@ohiou.edu

The Ohio University Board of Trustees has hired a consultant to direct a comprehensive evaluation of President Roderick McDavis — months after awarding him with a 29 percent pay raise and a four-year contract extension.

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Athens business to develop power converter for NASA

Amanda Liles / al152706@ohiou.edu

One local engineer is shooting for the moon and, with any luck, his design will land him a spot in lunar history.

Gary Wood, of Athens-based Sunpower Inc., has been contracted by NASA to design a power conversion unit that may one day generate electricity for a lunar outpost.

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Friday, October 3rd, 2008
 Patrons of the Blue Gator will have to wait a little longer to hear the blues. Despite the owner Joel Schechtman’s hopes of reopening during Homecoming Weekend the bar remains closed.

Opening of Blue Gator delayed

Emilie Schneider / Staff Writer / es204405@ohiou.edu

Published Friday, October 3rd, 2008.

Patrons of the Blue Gator will have to wait a little longer to hear the blues, despite the owner’s hope of reopening during Homecoming Weekend.

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OU braces for future state funding cuts

Michael Hess / mh176607@ohiou.edu

Published Friday, October 3rd, 2008.

The Budget Planning Council is planning for up to a $12 million shortfall in state funding and investment income.

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Ping adds more security to minimize thefts, fights

Olga Kharitonova / For The Post / ok137308@ohiou.edu

Published Friday, October 3rd, 2008.
Last Modified Friday, October 3rd, 2008.

The Ping Recreation Center invested $12,000 in five security cameras this August. Theft reports have been on a downward slope since the original six cameras were installed in 2006, but there was an uncharacteristic spike this fall.

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Schedule change gives chance to enhance, update curriculum

Anne Elliott / Staff Writer / ae259306@ohiou.edu

Published Friday, October 3rd, 2008.

The Academics Committee of the Ohio University Board of Trustees will recommend that the full board approve a switch to semesters at its meeting tomorrow.

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OU fundraising campaign expected to begin within a year

Michael Hess / mh176607@ohiou.edu

Published Friday, October 3rd, 2008.

Ohio University will publicly announce the launch of a seven-year fundraising campaign in upcoming months to raise an estimated $300 million for the OU coffer.

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OU awaits plans for health center

Wesley Lowery / For The Post / wl372808@ohiou.edu

Published Friday, October 3rd, 2008.

The Board of Trustees will have to wait until spring to hear a recommendation on plans to renovate Hudson Health Center and Parks Hall.

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Internal reviews of university programs presented to board to determine extension needs

Lucas Bechtol / lb175806@ohiou.edu

Published Friday, October 3rd, 2008.

Four Ohio University institutions and centers under review were shared with the Board of Trustees at its meeting yesterday.

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