Rafiki Wa Afrika’s first Date Action raised auction prices skyward while overall funds were well beyond expectations. All proceeds are going toward the Ghana Student Education Fund, an organization that looks to better the education of students in Ghana and allows brilliant and deserving children a chance at achieving their dreams. Students gathered in...
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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Students hopeful with dates after date auction
Myths debunked during Siegfried lecture: Eating disorders are topic of discussion to promote treatment
Nicole Siegfried, an eating disorder lecturer, urged students to not fall prey to myths concerning eating disorders during her Feb. 9 lecture. Siegfried’s lecture was part of the Food Course Connection. Assistant professors of Psychology, Vicki DiLillo and Jennifer Yates, hosted the lecture. “ food course connection is one of those interdisciplinary course connections...
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Students want changes in dining
Bishops can expect several new dining alternatives on campus beginning next year, as WCSA and Chartwells work to expand options. According to junior Anthony McGuire, WCSA President, students and staff can expect extensive changes to campus dining. “They want to expand the food court in Ham-Wil, add a fourth register, and put in a...
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Students celebrate lessons learned through teamwork
Nathan Barnett Senior Nathan Barnett has been on the men’s lacrosse team for the past four years. An Ohio native, Barnett is from Upper Arlington and has played on a lacrosse team throughout his high school career. Standing tall at 6’0” and weighing in at 185, Barnett plays longpole midfield and co-captains the OWU...
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Mock teaches students to embrace politics
This past weekend I participated in an event that gave equal rights to the Undead and produced a nominating ticket of Mitt Romney for President and Steven Colbert for Vice President of the United States. I witnessed heated arguments, passionate outbursts and many political jokes. You guessed right; I was at OWU’s historic Mock...
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Liberal students make mockery of GOP convention last Saturday
Support for abortion, same-sex marriage, withdrawal of American troops from foreign bases, and amnesty (possibility of citizenship and federal benefits) for illegal immigrants all made it onto Mock Convention 2012’s Republican platform. What ought to have been Ohio Wesleyan’s genuine reproduction of the upcoming Republican National Convention devolved into a mockery of the Republican...
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Chartwells sacrifices for OWU: Student values quantity over quality in food choices
The Hamilton-Williams Food Court serves lunch to over 650 students every weekday. Shortly after noon, people flood into the court, swiping sandwiches, sushi, and drinks. The cashiers and servers are awash with business until, an hour later, all students have trickled out. Yet students’ most frequent complaint is not about the Food Court’s flow...
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Cheer squad graduates strong leaders
Senior leadership is an important asset for any sports team. For the cheer leading squad, the seniors act as leaders and role models for younger squad members. Whether rain or shine, home or away, veterans or rookies, the cheerleaders are the biggest fans of the Ohio Wesleyan football and men’s and women’s basketball teams....
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Veterans denied justice by a broken system
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Tony meltdowns: A memoir
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Changes to housing memorandum frustrate fraternities
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Will you still love me even though my screenplay is horrible? A review of Jeff Nichols’s “Mud”
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Empty promises and budget struggles: An investigation of the faculty salary debate at Ohio Wesleyan
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