By Julia Stone Transcript Correspondent Freshmen twins Bhuneshwar and Krishna Arjune are taking over Ohio Wesleyan’s music scene by racking up gig after gig with their DJing business. The “Arjune DJs” have already worked events including Viva’s Latin American Independence Day Dance, Stuying Up All Night and the International Fashion Show, which raised money...
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By Ellin Youse Transcript Reporter The newest additions to Ohio Wesleyan’s theater department took to the stage for the first time last Saturday night at the Chappelear Drama Center in “Scenes!” The performance is an annual collaboration between the Theatre and Dance department’s directing class and students who are new to the program, both...
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By Margaret Bagnell Transcript Reporter Freshman Bill Boaz may appear to be a typical college student, but he’s got something different up his sleeve. Boaz is an 18-year-old magician. At a very young age Boaz said he fell in love with magic and now has dozens of awards and his own company, Magic &...
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By Taylor Stoudt Transcript Reporter Women’s bodies have always been a hot topic of discussion. Whether it is the many things the female body can do or the rising number in body image disorders, it is something people notice. However, four fine arts students have taken the discussion and turned it into art. Seniors...
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By Ellin Youse Transcript Reporter Professor Sally Livingston’s new book, Marriage, Property, and Women’s Narratives, intersects history, economics and medieval literature to investigate the psychology behind women and their finances. Livingston began to write the book while writing her dissertation as a graduate student at Harvard. After a year of revisions, she finished the...
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Period drama “Lawless” tells the story of three bootlegging brothers in Prohibition-era Virginia struggling against a new special deputy who has come into town to control and profit from the illegal moonshining business. The tale is based on the novel “The Wettest County in the World,” which tells the story of the real-life Bondurant...
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By Emma Goetz Transcript Reporter Ohio Wesleyan has the privilege of being the first college in Ohio to put on a staged reading of “8,” a play based on the Proposition 8 case in California. Sophomore Ryan Haddad, the show’s producer, first had the vision to perform “8” almost a year ago, and since...
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By Eric Tifft Managing Editor Last Sunday, Ohio Wesleyan faculty, students and the Delaware community were exposed to a unique form of music as part of the Performing Arts Series at Jemison Auditorium. Peter Brötzmann and Jason Adasiewicz performed in a free jazz ensemble that left many concert goers a little perplexed at what...
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Assistant Professor of Astronomy and Physics, Greg Mack, is collaborating with both science and dance students to explain the creation of the universe as part of a Science Lecture Series Presentation to be performed on May 2. Mack’s goal, which is based off of a TedX presentation model, will be to use dancers instead...
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Beehive Books buzzed with literature on Thursday when students shared their works that will be added to this year’s Ohio Wesleyan Literary Magazine, the OWL. Among the students participating in the readings at Beehive were senior Diane Bizzarro, junior Alex Crump, sophomore Gus Wood and Bryant Dill, ’11. A majority of the OWL staff...
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