“Now that the White House has acknowledged that the Assad regime in Syria did use sarin gas on several occasions in March, killing 100-150 people, a couple of questions are immediately obvious. What will Obama’s next step be? What role should the United States play in this increasingly bloody conflict?” […]
Read more ›What happens when a writer discovers that she’s being written about? Author M.J. Iuppa noticed a surge in online interest in her essay “Daylight Savings Time,” and then she discovered that her essay was assigned reading for a creative nonfiction class at Ohio University—and the students were publishing reviews of her […]
Read more ›The Athens Messenger reported May 3: “Athens native Christopher Denhart has been inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society at Ohio University. A junior at Ohio University majoring in economics and mathematical statistics, he is the son of Nancy and Daniel Denhart.”
Read more ›“Sarah Green has an artistic energy that inspires her to write both for the page and the stage. The doctoral student in English is a nationally award-winning poet and songwriter,” write Karen Fatula in Compass. “My music influences my poetry by giving my poems an awareness of rhythm, tone, and […]
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