By Margaux Erilane Transcript Correspondent With turkey, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, stuffing, biscuits, green bean casserole, cranberry sauce, family, friends and pie just around the corner, how could anyone not be jumping for joy at the prospects of the upcoming holiday season? The excitement could be put on hold for those planning to fly...
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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Students can expect a cramped, expensive flight home for the holidays
Critical Incident Response Team has campus prepared for disaster
By Jenna Rodcay Transcript Reporter Though Ohio Wesleyan did not experience severe effects from Hurricane Sandy, the Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) met to make preparations in case of the worst. According to the introduction of the CIRP, the plan “provides a framework to guide coverage, response and notification procedures for any crisis our...
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Swing states still play important role in election
By Ellin Youse Transcript Reporter Whether it was Michelle Obama’s voice interrupting a Pandora Internet Radio station to talk about her husband, or Paul Ryan promoting his running mate on Twitter, students had no option in following this year’s presidential election. With the campaigns hitting social media, when President Barack Obama won a second...
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Harvard professor connects disease, diet and the food pyramid
By Carly Shields Transcript Correspondent The health and diet of American citizens and the progress, or lack thereof, made so far was the topic of discussion last week. Walter Willett, the chair of the department of nutrition at Harvard Medical School, spoke on Tuesday, Nov. 6, on the issues of the food pyramid and...
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Vandals, no vandalizing!
By Elizabeth Childers Online Editor This weekend, an alumnus and I were walking around Stuyvescent Hall. He had not seen the new building since its renovations occurred after his graduation and wanted to see the changes made. He was pleasantly surprised by the new flooring, fireplaces and lobby settings. And as we entered the...
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The silo: annoyance, deadly reminder, work of art
By Rachel Vinciguera Transcript Correspondent We’ve all seen the silo in the middle of HamWill. It seems like everyone’s got an opinion about it. “It’s in the way.” “That thing gave me splinters!” “Did you know you can climb inside…?” Like anyone else, I’ve got my opinions too. The Silo as Art. First and...
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OWL provides students an opportunity to write for leisure, fun
By Emily Feldmesser Transcript Correspondent College students have enough academic writing to do for class, but some OWU students take time out of their busy lives and write creatively for their own enjoyment. The OWL, Ohio Wesleyan’s annual literary magazine published in late spring, is where they can publish their poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction,...
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Women’s basketball confident about upcoming season
By Taylor Smith Transcript Correspondent The Ohio Wesleyan women’s basketball team is looking to prove coaches and fans wrong as the they plan to upset the season predictions. The North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) coaches’ poll predicted the Lady Bishops to finish sixth in the conference. Junior wing, Julia Grimsley said she knows the...
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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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