Amato’s served up philanthropy money for HaitiOWU last Thursday. HaitiOWU, a student organization that partners with the Pwoje Espwa (Project Hope) orphanage in Les Cayes, Haiti, held a fundraiser at Amato’s Woodfire Pizza, located on Sandusky Street. They asked students and faculty to visit Amato’s for dinner and state they wanted to donate to...
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Monthly Archives: April 2012
HaitiOWU and Amato’s unite for charity
Another one bites the dust in downtown Delaware Avvio’s new ideas struggle to beat the competition and pay the bills
If you were to walk by the Avvio Italian Restaurant and Grill, you would no longer see the hustle and bustle of a restaurant in full swing. Instead, you would see a sign in the window that says, “For Lease,” and a letter from the owner Bryan Lipps. “Avvio is closed indefinitely,” the letter...
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Living a double life: Students pride themselves as members of SLUs and Greek life despite stereotypes
Two of the most tight-knit communities at Ohio Wesleyan are Greek Life and the Small Living Units. These two communities collaborate, but do they also clash? Greek life and SLUs are two of the larger organizations on Ohio Wesleyan’s campus. From an outside perspective, they may appear to be two organizations whose paths would...
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Can the 1-in-4 find the help they need?
One in four. This was the tagline of a campaign by Active Minds, a national collegiate mental health advocacy group with chapters all over the U.S., including here at Ohio Wesleyan. It represents the roughly 25 percent of adults diagnosed with mental illnesses. It is important to note, this statistic is only of diagnosed...
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Summer internships: a neccessary evil
The days when summer meant lounging by the pool with friends and the occasional lifeguarding shift or babysitting job are long gone for most college students who struggle to find internships for their summer vacations. As a junior at Ohio Wesleyan, the pressure to acquire an internship for the summer is constant, however, this...
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Student thinks ‘The Vow’ disavowed overall quality
Believe it or not, “The Vow” is based on a true story. The film takes its premise from an eponymous book by Kim Carpenter that details his wife Krickitt’s recovery from memory loss following a car accident that left her unable to remember him, her husband, or their marriage. This sounds like an episode...
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Baseball challenged by Marietta, keeps high season outlook
The Bishops’ men’s baseball team remained strong on March 29, in their game against Marietta, which is ranked as the number two team in the nation. The non-conference game was played at Littick Field, with a resulting score of 2-0, Marietta. Evan Brockmeier scored a run in the second inning, giving Marietta a 1-0...
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Softball hits two losses in Muskingum doubleheader
Ohio Wesleyan’s softball team lost to Muskingum last Wednesday in a non-conference doubleheader. The first game left the Bishops behind by one run, while the second game had Muskingum 10 runs ahead of OWU’s six. In the top of the seventh inning, Muskingum scored twice and withheld the Bishops rally in the bottom of...
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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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OWU music professors practice what they preach during faculty recital
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