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Earlier last week on my way into the Thomson store, I tore down a flier. This flier was for the screening of “Kony 2012,” a documentary created by the organization “Invisible Children.” This documentary should be screened on campus today. It was only after tearing down the flier, which showed the merchandise that will...
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A decapitated laptop with only three buttons on its keyboard. An iPod, with a screen dim enough to make one wonder what fruit represents “Apple Inc.” A Giga Pet. Those are all things people have tried to sell me at Ohio Wesleyan University. I run a business at OWU called Universitronics™, where I buy...
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In the solemn glow of the candlelight Sunday night, I could see the faces of familiar peers and professors holding hands and standing close. The dark, ominous sky was met by a multitude of Ohio Wesleyan students, faculty and staff holding candles and standing together in honor of Jake Von Der Vellen. Seeing the...
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Like any other college students, my friends and I are always on the lookout for new places to go off campus to do a little shopping. My freshman year I did what every other freshman student did, which was go to Polaris to check out the usual round of stores I had become accustomed...
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Over my spring break, I spent time in Canada – specifically Montreal. I was told I would be sightseeing, eating poutine and maybe even learning a little bit of French. On a side note, a great way to learn French is attempting to translate highway signs as you hurtle past them at 80 m.p.h....
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Sitting here in Beeghley Library writing this editorial, I start to become nostalgic by the thought that I have only three months left to sit in this library doing schoolwork. The bittersweet emotions of moving on from college and into the real world are starting to set in. As I send out applications for...
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