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Female students looking for a unique, club sport experience on campus can find it in the women’s Ultimate Frisbee team. These women who make up the team call themselves“Yetis.” The back story on the name of the team is described as follows: “One day an OWU woman was on a spirit quest in the...
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Women’s Lacrosse beat Olivet College 16-2 on Saturday, Mar. 2 at Selby Stadium. The game marked the second pre-season non-conference match of the year for the Lady Bishops. Less than a minute into the game, junior attacker Annie Swanson scored, giving the Bishops a 1-0 lead. Ohio Wesleyan kept up this momentum going on...
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Editor’s Note: Coverage of this game is based off of a live video stream. The Bishops tentative dominance over the Hobart Statesman was apparent from the beginning. After overcoming a small, 4-point Senator lead, the Bishops were on top almost the entire game—except for when it mattered. At the end. With 47:02 seconds in...
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Two students are reviving the OWU water polo club and said they hope to spark an interest in the sport on campus. Freshmen Marcus Ramirez and Matthew Mahoney, both members of the swim team, are in the process of reviving the water polo club as a way to continue a sport they both played...
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OWU will team up with a Japanese university for a different kind of spring break. Instead of participating in a “normal” spring break trip, 21 Ohio Wesleyan students have chosen to take part in the first ever reverse mission trip on campus. This trip, termed Joint Service Learning, will also include 12 Japanese students...
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President Rock Jones and Residential Life have recently approved the House of Black Culture to become a themed house, bringing pride to both current residents and alumni of the house. As a themed house, the House of Black Culture (HBC) will no longer be required to apply for renewal, a process for all Small...
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Sitting here in Beeghley Library writing this editorial, I start to become nostalgic by the thought that I have only three months left to sit in this library doing schoolwork. The bittersweet emotions of moving on from college and into the real world are starting to set in. As I send out applications for...
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The tragic car accident that occurred at Bowling Green State University involving members of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority should serve as a reminder to us all in the Greek community about the importance of valuing our fellow members. Five members of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority were struck by a driver going the...
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Dear Editor, This letter is regarding the article “College Republicans given a voice on liberal campus,”. As I turned to page three of the most recent issue of the transcript this weekend, I was shocked to find what I can only imagine was an unedited blog post from a particularly uneducated freshmen given the...
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