Feb 15, 2008 | Fuelcellworks
American Hydrogen Corp. Occupies New Facility to Commercialize Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Technology
“American Hydrogen will be a wonderful asset to this region and to the entire State of Ohio.”
American Security Resources Corp. announced today that it has taken possession of a new industrial facility for the primary use of its subsidiary, American Hydrogen Corp. via Fuelcellworks
Soap Box Derby registration to begin
LANCASTER - The Lancaster Soap Box Derby will have its first registration session for this year's race from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. via LancasterEagleGazette
“These are the first two molecules for cancer treatment created entirely at OSU that will be brought into the cancer clinic”
Ohio University earned $3.2 million in licensing fees from patents in fiscal 2006, according to a new survey. via Columbus Dispatch
Forum on porn seeks to strip away myths
“People should walk away well-informed and well-balanced.”
On the one side will be Ron Jeremy, a k a "the Hedgehog." The gold-chain wearing, hairy-backed porn king claims to have made nearly 2,000 movies and had more than 4,000 sexual partners during the past three ... via Columbus Dispatch
OU's Baker Center evacuated after suicide threat
ATHENS - The Baker University Center at Ohio University has been evacuated and law enforcement officers are talking to a person believed to be suicidal. via Chillicothe Gazette
McDavis makes State of the University address
“In order to support our academic mission, I made private fund-raising a top priority in the past year”
ATHENS - Celebrating a year of expanded programming and fundraising success and saying the school is positioned to meet the challenges ahead, Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis delivered his annual ... via Chillicothe Gazette
Group to mesh music with photos of Chinese protest
“After you hear the Tan Dun, you'll understand why a piece like this should not be ignored”
Among the photos from the 1989 demonstrations at Tiananmen Square in China that will accompany the tribute Photographs of the Tiananmen Square massacre aren't ordinary sights at a concert. via Columbus Dispatch
Ohio University gets $80M donation
Ohio University in Athens will get an $80 million gift from the estate of a deceased alumus. via WXIX-TV Cincinnati
“All this is guessing now and there is no way of disputing what the numbers are saying.”
Even a job won't assure escape from the abyss By Connie Cartmell, ccartmell@mariettatimes.com Southeastern Ohio's picture of poverty In Ohio, 11.7 percent of the total population was living in poverty in 2004, ... via Marietta Times
“It's just nice to know there's always an option to fall back into something else”
Lancaster High School senior Lizzie Pruitt hasn't decided which college she will attend this fall. via Central Ohio
Briefs SE After Prom to have chicken noodle dinner Randy Sneddon to head MRDD
The Southeastern High School Junior Class After Prom parents committee will be sponsoring a chicken noodle dinner/ dessert auction Saturday night. via Chillicothe Gazette
50+ RFID Labs and Test Centers Identified Worldwide
People looking to gain hands-on RFID experience can get it at dozens of labs and test centers around the world. via RFID Update
OU airport gauging demand for air taxi service
ATHENS, Ohio - Ohio University's small airport is surveying southeast Ohio businesses to see if an air taxi service might fly. via LancasterEagleGazette
Ohio University offers virtual SAT review sessions
ATHENS, Ohio - Ohio University is hosting mermaids, spacemen, goldfish and even a few inanimate objects Saturday, all anxious about the SATs.
Student Scholarship Recipients
Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Fund Brentnei Carson-Zanesville High School Senior. via Whiznews.com
Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebrations Across Ohio
Holiday commemorations across Ohio today will remember the achievements and legacy of Martin Luther King. via The Ohio News Network
Gambling a common addiction on campus
“Gambling is the second-fastest-growing addiction on college campuses, behind alcohol”
It was surprising when three members of the Ohio University baseball team were suspended for accepting or placing bets on pro sports. via Columbus Dispatch
2 area students to be featured in college magazine
“I'm not in GEAR UP and I didn't expect it”
Zachary Lee and Chelsea Rivera seem to be typical high school seniors. Both are in the midst of their college searches and are ready to leave high school behind, as they venture on to bigger and better things. via Central Ohio
OU pitcher, former player to have hearing in February
ATHENS, Ohio - A preliminary hearing was scheduled for an Ohio University pitcher and a former baseball player accused of running a gambling operation. via Chillicothe Gazette