Whether for navigation or astrophysics, mankind has been studying the stars for centuries. On Tuesday, April 3, the Honor Board hosted a stargazing event with Gregory Mack, assistant professor of physics and astronomy, at the Student Observatory. The Student Observatory is located between Peace and Justice House and Stuyvesant Hall. It houses a 9.5...
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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Stargazers study universe to find place in it
Pasta for Life
Hungry members of the OWU Greek community gathered in Ham-Will April 2 to eat pasta for a cause. Delta Delta Delta sorority’s annual fundraiser, Pasta for Life, raised over $1,300 for donation to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, according to sophomore Philanthropy Chair Marilyn Baer. She said the food was provided by Chartwell’s, and...
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Conference inspires activism among feminists
Twenty OWU students joined college-aged activists from all over the country to learn about issues spanning from reproductive justice to campus activism to communities of color, at the National Young Feminist Leadership Conference March 31 through April 2 in Washington D.C. Junior Kamila Goldin and sophomore Kate Johnson led the conference. For Goldin, leading...
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Summer internships: an unneccessary but useful aid
This editorial is written in response to last week’s opinion piece, “Summer internships: a necessary evil”. Simply rebuttling last issue’s article would be impossible. Contrary to what some may argue, there is no such thing as an incorrect opinion. However, I feel obligated to expose some of the factual errors and stereotypes which slipped...
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Olmstead’s trilogy completed: Historic wars through the eyes of young boy soldiers
Robert Olmstead’s war trilogy is now complete. The first book, “Coal Black Horse” was published in 2007, followed by “Far Bright Star” in 2009. The third book, “The Coldest Night,” was just released on April 3. Reading the cycle in its entirety is a gripping and moving experience. The novels continue to haunt you...
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3D technology gives classic tearjerker a new edge
James Cameron’s first mega blockbuster hit “Titanic,” which tells the tale of two star-crossed lovers fighting class biases and the infamous sinking of the title ship, was recently re-released in 3D in theaters for a limited time. While some may argue the re-release is just a bid for more money, especially considering the extra...
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Track team wins, breaks school and personal records at invitational
School records were set and a win was gained for the Bishops at the Marv Frye Women’s Invitational meet Saturday at Selby Stadium and the George Gauthier Track. The Invitational meet honors Marv Frye, the loyal and active member of the Ohio track and field community, who coached the OWU men’s track and field...
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Restoring Stuyvesant Hall: An inside look at new features
With housing selection events in process, the specifics of the Stuyvesant Hall renovations are a topic that many students said they are wondering about. Craig Ullom, the Assistant Director of Student Affairs, said the plan for Stuy is to restore the dorm while modernizing it and creating a sense of community for the residents....
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Lacrosse rivalry turns ugly at Denison
So. Denison, apparently, sucks. At least that’s what the masses of cheering OWU fans chanted at Saturday’s Ohio Wesleyan vs. Denison lacrosse game. I don’t know much about lacrosse, and I don’t feel any need to discuss the game at length because I wanted our team to win as much as the next fan....
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Empty promises and budget struggles: An investigation of the faculty salary debate at Ohio Wesleyan
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Thursday shooting injures one, suspect in custody
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Orchesis dancers, choreographers and designers explore what it means ‘to be human’
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Day on the JAY gets students moving
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Catching up: sex crime reporting in Delaware and at Ohio Wesleyan
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