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Former Senior Marketing Executive for Kellog Company,Tom Fink, told students on March 9 that the world of marketing is rapidly changing due to advances in technology, during his visit to OWU. While on campus, he met with students one-on-one, at dinner and lunch lectures, and in the classroom. Fink said he was part of...
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From April 1 to April 6, senior Misa Farslow’s SLU house project “Champions for Change” raised $215.78 for women’s shelters in Afghanistan. Farslow is a member of the Women’s House (WoHo), a small living unit that works to raise awareness about women’s issues. She said that she, in collaboration with members of Delta Tau...
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Elise Pitcairn Delta Delta Delta Elise is a freshman from Jupiter, Florida. Her favorite candy is dark chocolate, her favorite color is purple and breakfast is her favorite meal of the day. She is planning on double majoring in Politics and Government and French. She is also excited to get involved in more campus...
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April 9-15, 2012 4/9/12 4:40 p.m. – Public Safety dispatched to 9 Williams Drive on a fire alarm. The alarm was caused by smoke in the kitchen area. 4/11/12 4:01 p.m. – Public Safety dispatched to Stuyvesant Hall on a report of a fire in the bell tower. The fire had been extinguished by...
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They’re easy to recognize. Some touring students are wearing letter jackets, most have brought their parents, and each is carrying a red folder, the folder designating them as prospectives. Some are from Ohio, having heard about OWU from older siblings or family friends. But how do the students hailing from Florida or California or...
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Alongside a rock wall and free food, this spring’s Day on the Jay will feature an electronic waste recycling drive. Juniors Lydia Hoefel and Chris Demecs have spearheaded the effort to collect students’ unwanted electronics. They, along with nine members of the Environment and Wildlife Club, will be stationed outside Chappelear Drama Center this...
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Sigma Chi members were busy last week lip-syncing, getting pies to the face and blowing up balloons, all for their annual Derby Days philanthropy week on campus. All proceeds made throughout the week will be donated to the fraternity’s national philanthropy, the Children’s Miracle Network. CMN Hospitals are non-profit organizations that provide health care...
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The comment made by Democratic Consultant Hillary Rosen about Ann Romney last week has quickly turned into a divisive political battle pitting “working” moms against mothers who stay at home to raise children. President Barack Obama, who holds a strong lead among all female voters was quick to voice his support, for stay-at-home moms,...
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