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Sigma Chi is off to the Kentucky Derby

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April 23, 2012

Sigma Chi members were busy last week lip-syncing, getting pies to the face and blowing up balloons, all for their annual Derby Days philanthropy week on campus. All proceeds made throughout the week will be donated to the fraternity’s national philanthropy, the Children’s Miracle Network. CMN Hospitals are non-profit organizations that provide health care...
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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

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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

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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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Outstanding students to be honored for service and leadership

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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

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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

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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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Rhythmic Reflection: S.T.R.I.D.E. holds final panel, panelists discuss hip-hop’s evolution and influence on society

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April 13, 2012
Rhythmic Reflection: S.T.R.I.D.E. holds final panel, panelists discuss  hip-hop’s evolution and influence on society

On April 3, S.T.R.I.D.E. held its final panel discussion of the year, entitled “Reflections: Hip-Hop’s Evolution and Influence on Society’s Content.” The panelists described what hip-hop means to our society. The panelists included Sierra Austin, graduate teaching associate at OSU; junior Andrew Wilson, slam poet and SUBA treasurer; Adero Robinson, director of education Services...
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Weekly Public Safety Reports

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April 13, 2012

4/1/12 5:45 p.m. – Public Safety dispatched to Bashford Hall on a student welfare concern. 4/2/12 2:00 p.m. – Damage to a Hertz rental van was reported to Public Safety by University Motor Pool staff. 4/2/12 3:10 p.m. – Public Safety dispatched to Science Center on a student welfare concern. The student did not...
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WCSA tailors assault policy to fit federal regulations

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April 13, 2012

The Wesleyan Council on Student Affairs is reforming Ohio Wesleyan’s sexual assault policy in response to new directives from the federal Department of Education. The Student Conduct Committee is working with Michael Esler, judicial affairs coordinator, and Kimberlie Goldsberry, dean of students, in order to better adapt OWU to judicial policies. The Department of...
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Survivors of apocalypse offer seat on life raft to Jackson, mathematics

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April 13, 2012

Ohio Wesleyan saved a mathematician last Thursday. OWU survivors of the zombie apocalypse chose Craig Jackson, assistant professor of mathematics, as the faculty member most fitting to help start a new society at the Annual Life Raft debate. The Student Honors Board has presented the debate since 2002. In the debate, representatives from many...
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