Hocking College OKs 2 Percent Tuition Increase
Hocking College trustees approve a 2 percent tuition rise tied to the pending state biennial budget, with full-time two-year students facing up to a $187 per credit hour cost starting autumn 2015. Chair Andrew Stone calls it a minor increase given value. The college reactivates the Office Management Program as Office Administration, adding up to 25 new students and about $30,000 in new revenue. President Betty Young notes revenue up $62,000 from last year and fall enrollment rising to 124 percent of last year.
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OU mural restoration brings Aethelred Eldridge piece back to life
Ohio University tale of the Aethelred Eldridge Mural outside Seigfred Hall received a summer facelift as two printmaking students Amanda Morris and Barry O keefe restored the artwork. Archival reconstruction and high quality photos aided the process with alumni sharing memories and pride from Mitchell Auditorium to 1957 beginnings.
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Global Gymnastics moves to Athens at The Market on State
Global Gymnastics, a longtime tenant in the Nelsonville school buildings, will relocate to The Market on State in Athens mid August with classes starting the week of September 7. Owner Shawn Wilson says the move restores proximity to most students and offers a larger, more comfortable space. An open house is planned for National Gymnastics Day September 19.
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Corrections: Pipeline protest quotes attributed wrongly
The Messenger notes a Thursday article misattributed all quotes about the Ohio University natural gas pipeline protests to the wrong person. Quotes in the piece should be credited to Maddy Ciampa, a member of the OU Student Union.
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Amherst man pleads guilty to burglary and kidnapping
Jonathan Lukachko, 20, of Amherst Ohio, admitted guilt on June 19 to burglary kidnapping hashish possession and assault stemming from a October 31 2014 dorm room burglary at Brough House. Judge Patrick Lang gave four years 11 months with three years post release control and potential judicial release after two years with favorable reports. case investigated by Ohio University Police Department.
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