Sophomore Matthew Jamison used the art of dance to convey emotions and issues concerning sexual violence at Orchesis 2012, which took place March 2-3 and the American College Dance Festival during March 7-10. Jamison drew upon personal experiences in creating his work. “Last semester, I was training to be an advocate for survivors of...
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Student choreographer dances against sexual violence: Sophomore takes art to American College Dance Festival
Senior theatre majors prepare for capstone projects
As seniors near the end of their last semester at OWU, those graduating with theater degrees are finishing their senior projects, and juniors are beginning to plan their projects for the upcoming academic year. These projects are required of senior theater majors and have to be approved by the faculty in the theater department....
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Women and gender studies through the ages
Women and gender studies continues to focus on important issues National debates may shift the focus of women and gender studies to sexuality, queer or gender studies, but Ohio Wesleyan’s WGS program continues to hold women as a high priority. The WGS program is an interdisciplinary course of study comprised of sociology, history, literature,...
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Students show P.R.I.D.E. at Fusion
“For anyone who burned down their closet, dance with me, loud and careless, wherever we are not invited…Fuck closets. We were made for ballrooms and stages, atriums and the sky.” That’s how sophomore Gus Wood finished his poem “Whittling: A Coming Out,” the first-place winner at Friday night’s talent show in the Schimmel-Conrades Science...
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Big splash, big funds: Anchor Splash 2012
Splash! – Contestants desperately raced against time and one another, trying to pull their blown-up-whale-riding Delta Gamma coaches to the end of the pool first. Delta Gamma’s annual charity event, Anchor Splash, comrprised many races that pitted Greek organizations against each other in a series of mock swimming competition events, all for a philanthropic...
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Students showcase diversity at Culture Fest
The student organization Horizons International encouraged Ohio Wesleyan’s many cultural groups to collide this Saturday. Their event, “Culture Fest,” encouraged different cultural groups on campus to display their pride through performances and food. Sophomore Priyanka Venkataraman, public relations officer of Horizons International, said, “The primary organization that sets up and runs Culture Fest is...
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Tree House brings veggies to campus
The Tree House, a Small Living Unit, fed students homemade vegetarian and vegan food at their veggie meal night last Thursday. The meal was free and open to the campus and was held at the Tree House. Sophomore Alex Kerensky, the house moderator, and sophomore Michael Cormier organized the meal as one of the...
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Conclusion outside the courtroom: Sigma Phi Epsilon sexual assault case settled after more than a year and a half
A 19-month legal battle among several former and current members of the Ohio Wesleyan chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon came to an end early last month without ever seeing a courtroom. One former Sig Ep pledge instructor, along with his father, charged five other brothers with libel, emotional distress and abuse of process, saying...
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Fete honored for selfless teaching
Students and faculty honored Margaret Fete and her dedication to students and French during a memorial service held last Tuesday. Fete died on Dec. 24, 2011 after a courageous battle with cancer. She was a professor of modern foreign language at Ohio Wesleyan, and began her teaching career there in 1970. Fete received degrees...
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Profs want curricular, salary support
“Show me the money,” was the resounding call that filled the Benes rooms on the evening of Feb 20. The words, which came from Dr. Dan Vogt, professor of chemistry, were directed at low faculty salaries and changes to Ohio Wesleyan’s curriculum, which would make travel-learning courses, course connections and the first-year pilot course...
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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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