Softball split their doubleheader, non-conference games against John Carroll on Thursday, March 22 at Margaret Sagan Field. In the opening game, the Bishops lost, 2-0. John Carroll’s pitcher–Brittany Danilov–and OWU right-hander, sophomore Dani Haley, went head to head in a pitching battle. John Carroll quickly took the lead in the top of the second...
Read More »
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Softball splits double header with John Carroll
Firedogs throw to second place finish
The Ohio Wesleyan Men’s Ultimate Frisbee Team took second place in a frisbee tournament over spring break. The Firedogs were invited to the Hightide Frisbee Tournament, which went on from March 13 to March 16. They competed with 36 teams from across the country. The tournament took place in St. Simons, Ga. The team...
Read More »
Igniting memories beneath a stormy sky: Candlelight vigil held Sunday night honors Sig Ep president lost in car crash
Hundreds of members of the Ohio Wesleyan community gathered outside the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity Sunday evening for a candlelight vigil in remembrance of Jake Von Der Vellen, who died in a car accident Friday morning. Junior Marshall Morris, president of Phi Delta Theta, was a chief organizer of the vigil. Morris said that...
Read More »
Students, faculty learn from experience abroad
Every year, Ohio Wesleyan students embark with professors to explore and experience the world. During spring break, travel-study programs dazzle students with sights, sounds and events. While students may never forget their time in Costa Rica or Ireland, they are not as lucky as the professors who lead the trips. For Dr. Edward Burtt,...
Read More »
Andrea Gibson kicks off Women’s Week Poet returns to OWU to perform pieces about sexuality and gender identity
Mixing words, performance, music and style, slam poet Andrea Gibson speaks intimately with her audience about issues of gender, identity, bullying, social justice and love. On Monday night Gibson delivered her second performance ever at Ohio Wesleyan – in Phillips Auditorium. She is the first winner of the Women’s World Poetry Slam and has...
Read More »
Goalie saves game
With a mix of good offense and even greater defense the Bishops doubled St. John Fisher’s score, 10-5 on March 7 at Selby Stadium. “Our goalie played a phenomenal game,” said sophomore midfielder Spencer Schnell. Ohio Wesleyan’s goalie, Ryan McMahon, denied the St. John Fisher’s Cardinal’s repeated scoring attempts with a season high of...
Read More »
New home for Chelley Belly’s, same great sandwiches
Chelley Belly’s Soup and Sandwich, once located on Winter Street, has recently moved onto S. Sandusky. Owner Michelle Runyon said the move was due to the new location being “(A) nicer space, bigger space, and more visible.” Runyon said the restaurant’s business seems to have gotten better with the move. “We’ve been seeing new...
Read More »
SHO pushes for more participation in Denison Day
As with any good sports rivalry, fans are a big part of the action. Spirit and Homecoming Organization is chartering buses to Denison, giving away t-shirts and serving breakfast for fans to support the men’s lacrosse teams as it takes on the Denison Big Red. Any OWU student can register for Denison Day. Sophomore...
Read More »
-
Veterans denied justice by a broken system
-
Tony meltdowns: A memoir
-
Changes to housing memorandum frustrate fraternities
-
Will you still love me even though my screenplay is horrible? A review of Jeff Nichols’s “Mud”
-
Empty promises and budget struggles: An investigation of the faculty salary debate at Ohio Wesleyan
Copyright © 2013 Transcript. All Rights Reserved.
Magazine Premium created by Themes by bavotasan.com.
Powered by WordPress.
Magazine Premium created by Themes by bavotasan.com.
Powered by WordPress.