We’re well into the 13 Nights of Halloween and people everywhere are hoping to stumble upon their old favorites. As you turn the lights down low and flip on the TV, you may notice that most Halloween-inspired episodes circle around similar traits that are sure to have you shaking in your boots.

Yes, the saying “the movie is never as good as the book” usually holds true, but that’s not the case with the film “I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell” based on the book by Tucker Max.

Like typical college girls, we made a New Year’s resolution to get in shape. We tried to stay true to our promises by dragging each others’ butts to Ping as often as possible, but we grew tired of the monotonous routine of elliptical machines and weights, treadmills and barbells.

You know you picture a blonde girl with pom-poms and a ponytail belting out a “rah, rah, rah!” cheer when you think of a cheerleader. The first cheerleader who belted out this cheer was a man. And so is Ohio University cheerleader Anthony Diglia.

At the basketball game on Saturday, Jan. 24, the guys on the floor sweating to beat Bowling Green weren’t the only talented athletes present. Ohio University’s co-ed cheerleading squad could be seen displaying its athletic abilities, including flipping, jumping, bending and, of course, cheering.