Entertainment

By Brian Cook Transcript Correspondent Students have already started to splurge for their loved ones on Valentine’s Day. Tonight, they will likely spend even more. Restaurants in the greater Columbus area stand to receive a boost in revenue for Valentine’s Day, with much of the money coming from students on dates. Despite Columbus’s diverse...
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By Emily Lunstroth Transcript Columnist High tops first became popular back when Converse All Stars were the only athletic shoe available. Now everyone not only wears converse, but different brands of high tops as well. High tops are no longer reserved for skaters, basketball players or authentic hipsters. You can even walk around our...
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By Taylor Stout Transcript Reporter The saying goes, “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” and the work of artist Aurora Robson is no exception. Robson uses plastic taken from the waste stream and junk mail as her mediums for her artwork. Last Wednesday, Robson spoke at Ohio Wesleyan about her work; her latest...
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By Emily Lunstroth Transcript Columnist Since the seasons have officially changed and winter is upon us, the switch from summer and fall clothing must make the move to winter wear. Yes, heavy sweaters and hats are now needed, but that doesn’t mean you have to abandon your favorite gingham oxford or lightweight tee—you just...
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By Jane Suttmeier Photo Editor Little things are coming together to create the big picture for the Ohio Wesleyan Department of Theatre’s production of “The Passion of Dracula.” Senior Margaret Knecht, master electrician for the play, said the lighting will capture the audience’s attention. “(Dracula) is probably more different because of what we’re doing...
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By Jacob Beach Transcript Reporter 1977 was the last time Barry Gunderson had an exhibit on the Ohio Wesleyan campus. Gunderson is a sculptor from Minnesota and has been working for Kenyon College since 1974 as a professor of sculpting. The exhibit itself showcases five different series that Gunderson has been working on throughout...
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By Ellin Youse A& E Editor The music of the production “Les Miserables” is best known for its robust orchestra, emotionally charged vocals and core trembling vibrato. So when sophomore Connor Stout released his “Folk Les Mis” EP (extended play) last week, he transformed the album with a completely new feel to the normally...
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By Emily Hostetler Assistant Copy Editor Ohio Wesleyan’s Chamber Choir will be showcasing their voices while learning music history abroad next semester as they travel together to Italy. A selection of 24 students from the Choral Art Choir were chosen for the Chamber Choir that will be traveling to Italy with their director, Jason...
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By Jenna Rodcay, Liz Anderson and Julia Stone Transcript Reporter and Correspondents Milligan Hub, formerly known as the Stuy Smoker, was filled with people on Friday for the Muses’ first ever cabaret show. The Muses is a student run musical theatre group that works to encourage and promote student performances. The cabaret was the...
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By Emily Hostetler Assistant Copy Editor Many artists chose to capture the beauty of landscapes or objects in their work, but senior Chelsea Leeds found inspiration in the beauty of her closest friends. Leeds’ exhibition, “She Flies with Her Own Wings,” contains 19 portraits of Ohio Wesleyan students and some faces from Leeds’ hometown...
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