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As an almost graduate looking back on this past year, I recall all of the time, hard work and energy I spent preparing for my life after college; my future career. After applying to several graduate programs, I plan to pursue a master’s degree in mental health counseling in the fall. One thing I...
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Facebook, twitter, instagram, youtube, flickr, pinterest: Our generation is filled with an overwhelming number of portals in which to share the details of our lives, our memories, our talents, our thoughts and interests, even the minute details of each day. Sharing what used to be only experienced within close circles has become the expected....
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Beehive Books buzzed with literature on Thursday when students shared their works that will be added to this year’s Ohio Wesleyan Literary Magazine, the OWL. Among the students participating in the readings at Beehive were senior Diane Bizzarro, junior Alex Crump, sophomore Gus Wood and Bryant Dill, ’11. A majority of the OWL staff...
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Nicki Minaj is by no means a conventional rapper. Being a woman in the rap industry is, on its own, an anomaly, and having enough success to perform at this year’s Grammy Awards with an elaborate stage worthy of Lady Gaga’s attention is even rarer. But Minaj has done this—and so much more—in her...
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The OWU women’s lacrosse team was defeated by Kenyon by the score of 10-6, last Wednesday. Sophomore Cate Bailey started the Bishops off strong with a goal and an assist. However, Kenyon rebutted to take the win over OWU. Junior Molly Curry scored only 11 seconds into the game. Following Curry’s example, Bailey saw...
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Ohio Wesleyan student athletes came together to support special needs athletes in the annual Bishop Champion Games on April 15. The Bishop Champion Games is an event designed by the Ohio Wesleyan University Athletic Council (OWAC) for special needs athletes. It provides an opportunity for individuals with disabilities to compete. Around 30 athletes froma...
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A little bit of wind did not stop wiffle ball enthusiasts from participating in Kappa Alpha Theta’s KATs and Bats fundraiser Sunday afternoon on Fraternity Hill. The unexpected gusts made for some wild pitches, questionable throws, and hits that were almost impossible to field. But the raffles, food sales and team entrance fees raised...
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After a quick and early seven-goal run by Wittenberg, the Bishops were not able to push back with a scoring run of their own in a game dictated by scoring streaks on Wednesday, April 11 at Selby Stadium. The Wittenberg Tigers won the game by a score of 17-10. In just the first half...
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Many of the students in hooded sweatshirts on April 11 were not wearing them because of the cold. Instead, they wore them as a memorial to the life of Florida teen Trayvon Martin. While the facts of his death are highly disputed, what is certain is that Martin, 17, was shot and killed by...
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