Opinion

Social networks have taken over the world. It’s nearly impossible to find a person who doesn’t have a Facebook or a Twitter in 2012. These days, social networks extend to parents, teachers and potential career organizations. I have received friend requests from teachers, parents and friends of the family. I always feel like I...
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This editorial is written in response to last week’s opinion piece, “Summer internships: a necessary evil”. Simply rebuttling last issue’s article would be impossible. Contrary to what some may argue, there is no such thing as an incorrect opinion. However, I feel obligated to expose some of the factual errors and stereotypes which slipped...
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Robert Olmstead’s war trilogy is now complete. The first book, “Coal Black Horse” was published in 2007, followed by “Far Bright Star” in 2009. The third book, “The Coldest Night,” was just released on April 3. Reading the cycle in its entirety is a gripping and moving experience. The novels continue to haunt you...
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So. Denison, apparently, sucks. At least that’s what the masses of cheering OWU fans chanted at Saturday’s Ohio Wesleyan vs. Denison lacrosse game. I don’t know much about lacrosse, and I don’t feel any need to discuss the game at length because I wanted our team to win as much as the next fan....
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One in four. This was the tagline of a campaign by Active Minds, a national collegiate mental health advocacy group with chapters all over the U.S., including here at Ohio Wesleyan. It represents the roughly 25 percent of adults diagnosed with mental illnesses. It is important to note, this statistic is only of diagnosed...
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The days when summer meant lounging by the pool with friends and the occasional lifeguarding shift or babysitting job are long gone for most college students who struggle to find internships for their summer vacations. As a junior at Ohio Wesleyan, the pressure to acquire an internship for the summer is constant, however, this...
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