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As with any good sports rivalry, fans are a big part of the action. Spirit and Homecoming Organization is chartering buses to Denison, giving away t-shirts and serving breakfast for fans to support the men’s lacrosse teams as it takes on the Denison Big Red. Any OWU student can register for Denison Day. Sophomore...
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Due to a lack of technical support and student involvement, WSLN 98.7 FM, Ohio Wesleyan’s student radio station has not been able to broadcast and will remain down until technical repairs can be made. WSLN serves Delaware, providing an outlet for student expression in the media, while providing entertainment in the form of quality...
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Junior Cate Bailey of Delta Gamma is this week’s Greek of the Week. She may love to wear lax pinnies and dance in music videos, but she also has a passion for her sorority’s philanthropy. Bailey recently organized DG’s Anchor Splash, a philanthropy event benefiting Service for Sight. This year the Greek community and...
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Former Ohio Wesleyan University Head Football Coach, Jack Fouts died Thursday, March 1, at the age of 86. Fouts graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in the class of 1948. While attending OWU, he played football, basketball and baseball for the Bishops. After OWU, he went on to earn his master’s degree from the University...
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On Thursday, March 8 Phi Gamma Delta presented the 39 Ohio Wesleyan men picked to be their founding fathers. The event, “Evening with the Fijis,” highlighted the men chosen to help cultivate the fraternity. According to Brett Pytel, the assistant director of expansion, the 39 men chosen were picked in hopes of forming a...
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College students are often portrayed as excessive drinkers and partiers, regardless of the fact most are underage. One question these students should ask before going out for a night of drinking: what happens when you get caught? At Ohio Wesleyan University, students are subject to Delaware County and Ohio State laws. OWU students can...
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Women and gender studies continues to focus on important issues National debates may shift the focus of women and gender studies to sexuality, queer or gender studies, but Ohio Wesleyan’s WGS program continues to hold women as a high priority. The WGS program is an interdisciplinary course of study comprised of sociology, history, literature,...
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“For anyone who burned down their closet, dance with me, loud and careless, wherever we are not invited…Fuck closets. We were made for ballrooms and stages, atriums and the sky.” That’s how sophomore Gus Wood finished his poem “Whittling: A Coming Out,” the first-place winner at Friday night’s talent show in the Schimmel-Conrades Science...
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Splash! – Contestants desperately raced against time and one another, trying to pull their blown-up-whale-riding Delta Gamma coaches to the end of the pool first. Delta Gamma’s annual charity event, Anchor Splash, comrprised many races that pitted Greek organizations against each other in a series of mock swimming competition events, all for a philanthropic...
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The student organization Horizons International encouraged Ohio Wesleyan’s many cultural groups to collide this Saturday. Their event, “Culture Fest,” encouraged different cultural groups on campus to display their pride through performances and food. Sophomore Priyanka Venkataraman, public relations officer of Horizons International, said, “The primary organization that sets up and runs Culture Fest is...
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