I’m going to try to be funny, but I can’t promise anything because I can’t stop crying. I cried five minutes ago making notes for this column. Maybe that’s funny to you. I’m a mess and I need cake. I’ve been crying about the Tonys every day for the past week. The Tony Awards...
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Trying to decide what movie to see last week, my friend and I were left with few options. I am not a Trekkie. I don’t do superheroes. I love Robert Downey Jr., but not when he ‘s covered in iron. And while I adore Jay Gatsby, I cannot bring myself to watch his demise...
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By Jane Suttmeier Photo Editor On April 16, concert pianist and professor of music Robert Nims accompanied his wife, mezzo-soprano professor of music Marilyn Nims, in a four-part faculty recital in Jemison Auditorium. Marilyn Nims sang 23 short songs in the Nims’s production of “Manners…The Way We Are,” celebrating her upcoming retirement at the...
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By Ellin Youse A&E Editor Audience members listened to sounds of nature, watched University Chaplain Jon Powers deliver his opening prayer before Michelle Obama’s October speech and learned how to make one of grandma’s famous pie crusts at Friday night’s Ninth Annual Documentary Film Festival. The Department of Sociology and Anthropology and the Ohio...
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By Jane Suttmeier Photo Editor The seniors of Ohio Wesleyan’s department of fine arts showed their marks at the opening of their capstone show this past Saturday at Ross Art Museum. The theme of the exhibit, “Marks Made,” conceptualized by senior Danielle Muzina and chosen by the senior class, encompasses pieces of art done...
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By Rachel Vinciguerra Transcript Correspondent The Environment and Wildlife Club (E&W) and the Vegetarian Club educated students about alternative diets with a screening of the film “Vegucated” last Tuesday. Junior Karli Amstadt and sophomore Kerrigan Boyd hosted the event as a collaboration with E&W. Amstadt and Boyd decided to show the film as an...
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By Jane Suttmeier Photo Editor On Tuesday, April 2, the OWU Chamber Orchestra performed six pieces, including an original by senior Justin Giarrusso, and one with vocal accompaniment by soprano junior Samantha Rammaha, conducted by professor Michael J. Malone. Giarrusso composed his own piece called “Divertissement Concertante,” which was a work that captured dance...
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By Marilyn Baer Transcript Reporter Seven acts competed in this year’s Global Outreach Show (GOS) for a grand prize of $500. Rafiki Wa Afrika (Rafiki) hosted the event to raise money for the Ghana Student Education Fund. They raised over $400 in this year’s showcase, according to junior Alisa Nammavong, Rafiki president. The evening...
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By Spenser Hickey and Sara Jane Sheehan Assistant Copy Editor and Transcript Correspondent “Speaking about violence against women because of your mother, your sister, your aunt, your daughter, your girlfriend, your best friend, your wife,” read senior Leah Shaeffer during the introduction of “A Memory, a Monologue, a Rant and a Prayer.” “Speaking about...
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