Period drama “Lawless” tells the story of three bootlegging brothers in Prohibition-era Virginia struggling against a new special deputy who has come into town to control and profit from the illegal moonshining business. The tale is based on the novel “The Wettest County in the World,” which tells the story of the real-life Bondurant...
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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Lawless is far from flawless
Football defeats Oberlin, breaks school and NCAC records
By Jenna Rodcay Transcript Reporter OWU’s Battling Bishops football team took home their first conference win of the season against the Oberlin College Yeomen on Saturday at Savage Stadium with a final score of 29-17. First year head coach Tom Watts said he was pleased with the way the team came together to get...
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Cross Country team remains strong
By Taylor Smith TranscriptCorrespondent The women’s cross country team looks ahead to qualifying for the NCAA championship meet again despite setbacks early in the season. The team begins this season without two of their All-North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) runners due to graduation and injury. According to third year head coach Matt Wackerly, junior...
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Athletes use sports for good in Costa Rica
By Marissa Alfano Editor-in-Chief Through the program Beyond Study Abroad, four OWU student athletes visited Costa Rica this summer, immersing themselves in the culture while taking classes, volunteering and training for their sport. Beyond Study Abroad is a program designed specifically for student athletes to have the opportunity to study abroad while continuing off-season...
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Students give and take at the free store
By Breanne Reilly News Editor Volunteers from the Tree House and Environmental and Wildlife Club hosted a non-profit event called the Give and Take free store. The store was open from Aug. 27 until Sept. 7 at the Stewart Annex on South Sandusky St. Store hours were from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Three...
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Activism and theatre combine in 8
By Emma Goetz Transcript Reporter Ohio Wesleyan has the privilege of being the first college in Ohio to put on a staged reading of “8,” a play based on the Proposition 8 case in California. Sophomore Ryan Haddad, the show’s producer, first had the vision to perform “8” almost a year ago, and since...
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Men’s soccer defends national championship
By Tim Alford Transcript Correspondent The OWU men’s soccer team will be heading into this season as defending National Champions with a different group of players ready to step up. Last season, OWU went 23-2 and won the National Championship. Their only losses came in the beginning of the season to Messiah College and...
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Sexual misconduct policy receives small, important changes
By Noah Manskar Transcript Correspondent The Wesleyan Council on Student Affairs approved a revised Ohio Wesleyan sexual misconduct policy on Sept. 3 after a lengthy review process by university administrators, faculty, staff and students. According to Mike Esler, Coordinator of Student Conduct, the proposed policy uses more inclusive language—for instance, the term “sexual misconduct”...
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Ohio’s no texting and driving ban officially in effect
By Margaret Bagnell Transcript Reporter On Aug. 31, Ohio became the 36th state to ban texting while driving. The law states it illegal to send, write or read a text message, talk on a cell phone, use Bluetooth, or other hands free devices, or handle a GPS (it must be hands free), while driving,...
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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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