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What’s the point of social media?

April 23, 2012

Social networks have taken over the world. It’s nearly impossible to find a person who doesn’t have a Facebook or a Twitter in 2012. These days, social networks extend to parents, teachers and potential career organizations. I have received friend requests from teachers, parents and friends of the family. I always feel like I...
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Professors stimulate new thought at Socrates Café

April 23, 2012

House of Thought’s “Socrates Café” aims to get people on campus discussing a variety of topics. Senior Emily Knobbe, the moderator of HoT, said the house project has been in existence for several years. Junior Erinn Colmenares has taken on the project and organized Socrates Cafe this year, totaling a number of four Socrates...
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NCAA celebrates Division III student-athletes across the nation last week

April 23, 2012

Ohio Wesleyan University joined more than 172,000 Division III athletes across the nation in a week-long celebration in which the NCAA recognized Division III athletes and their contributions on their respective campuses during the week of April 9-15. The NCAA wanted to build greater awareness, appreciation and understanding of the multitude of positive contributions...
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Life’s a beach at Delta Tau Delta: Fraternity serves up burgers, hotdogs and friendly competition to raise money for its philanthropy, the American Red Cross

April 13, 2012
Students enjoy the warm weather outside the Delta Tau Delta house during Beach Bash.


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Olmstead book reading captures essence of life during Korean War

April 13, 2012
Professor Robert Olmstead autographs his book “The Coldest Night” for Junior Nicole Lourette on Tuesday.

Beehive Books was buzzing with students, faculty and community members Tuesday April 3 when English Professor Robert Olmstead presented a reading from his newly released book, “The Coldest Night.” “Tonight was one of the highlight (events). He’s such a well known author and his books are very well received and he lives in our...
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Rafiki wa Afrika goes global for Ghana

April 13, 2012
Dance crew “Huemanity,” from Calvin College, dances and ultimately reigns victorious at Rafiki Wa Afrika’s Global Outreach Show, held in Gray Chapel on April 7.

Members of the Ohio Wesleyan community took a trip to Africa – without ever having to leave campus. Rafiki Wa Afrika made the journey possible with its Global Outreach Show, which was held last Saturday in Gray Chapel. The show consisted of a talent show, including performances from OWU students and students from out-of-state...
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Bishops fight Wooster in first half, dominate in second

April 13, 2012
Junior midfielder Pat Bassett tries to get the ball within shooting distance, but is headed off by two Wooster players in the game against the Fighting Scots last Friday at Selby Stadium.

Ohio Wesleyan’s men’s lacrosse team fought closely with Wooster in the first half of their conference match on Friday, April 9. With a scoring-run and good passing strategies after the first period, the Bishops ultimately doubled Wooster’s score, 10-5, at Selby Stadium. Scoring The Bishops started slow and led by only one goal going...
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Outstanding students to be honored for service and leadership

April 13, 2012

Each spring students and organizations are nominated and selected to become recipients of the Golden Bishop Awards. This year over 22 students and organizations will receive awards at the “Golden Bishops Go for the Gold” themed ceremony on Saturday, April 21at 2 p.m. in the Benes Rooms. Nancy Rutkowski, the interim director of student...
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New parking meters will help reduce tickets

April 13, 2012

In response to student upset over a lack of short-term parking, Wesleyan Counsel on Student Affairs and Public Safety will be installing three parking meters in attempt to prevent ticketing. The parking meters will be located in the parking lots outside of Hamilton Williams, Welch/Thomson Store and Smith Hall. The designated parking spots will...
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Greek of the week

April 13, 2012
Greek of the week

Sam Newman Sigma Chi In his own words: “I decided to plan Derby Days this year because as a graduating senior I want to stay involved in my fraternity and on campus. Using the knowledge I have gained from my experience with three Derby Days and multiple sorority events, I want to put on...
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