The Chimes, Capital University, Columbus , OH
9 hours ago by Alane Hiler
Let me start out by saying I am probably one of the most morally conservative students on campus. I'm a Christian woman, and my greatest goals in life are to love and serve God with everything I have and to encourage my family to do the same. Yes, I think the place in which I most belong is the home; yes, I believe I should "submit to my husband;" and yes, I find the sex column of the Chimes to be repulsive.
The Sentinel, Ohio State University, None, OH
1 day ago by Sharon Sampson
Spring quarter wouldn't be the same without everyone's favorite activist group, the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform, paying an annual visit and displaying their "Genocide Awareness Project." A beautiful display of photographs ranging from corpses to bloody fetuses, GAP is a Pro-Life initiative that is supposed to help call attention to the harsh realities of abortion.
The Chimes, Capital University, Columbus , OH
9 hours ago by Jordan T. Smith
This holiday season if you are out shopping for gifts at your favorite mall or taking a stroll through a downtown area in the brisk weather, you will probably see a person dressed in a formal military style outfit ringing a bell by a red kettle and asking people to drop their spare change in it.
The Chimes, Capital University, Columbus , OH
10 hours ago by Gabe Koshinsky
A specter is haunting the world. It's the specter of global warming. Throughout the ages man has feared the end and to that end I am looking forward to 2012. Not only will Barack Obama be re-elected, but the world will experience a complete warming meltdown.
The Chimes, Capital University, Columbus , OH
9 hours ago by Jessica Paulik
Student Government showed their support of American Troops overseas by making rosaries on Veteran's Day. The event was open to all students, and sent out invites to various student organizations, including the Greek organizations on campus and Capital's Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC).
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The Transcript , Ohio Wesleyan University , OH
4 days ago by Michelle "RJ" Rotuno-Johnson
Imma let you finish, but Miranda Lambert had the best country album OF ALL TIME!
I hate Kanye West.
Why? He insulted Taylor Swift at the VMAs. Hence, people started feeling sorry for Taylor. Hence, people started listening to her music. HENCE, Taylor Swift won three Grammys Sunday night.
The Chimes, Capital University, OH
3 days ago by Gabe Koshinsky
This past week I was asked to write an apology to the Greek Council Executive Board for statements I made at a rush party. Instead of surrendering to their demands and lowering myself to the personal agendas of a select few, I have chosen instead to explain why I stand loyal to my fraternity and my principles.
The Chimes, Capital University, OH
3 days ago by Billy Snashall
The recent events in Haiti, as well our struggles, force us to question why such things happen. I feel moved to share my views and those of many (but not all) Christians in response to times like these. I want to start by saying I hope this will be the beginning of a productive discussion about the problem of evil and not the end of one.
The Transcript , Ohio Wesleyan University , OH
3 days ago by Kelly Gardner, Transcript Reporter
Sophomores James DiBiasio and Robbie Shane and junior James Osborne decided they wanted to start something that would change the fashion scene at Ohio Wesleyan.
They decided to make a Facebook group called "V-neck Fridays" to spread the word, and hope to change the way people see v-necks. So far the group has 168 members and counting.
The Chimes, Capital University, OH
3 days ago by Nathan Ball
The Allen War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, In., hosted Flyleaf, Breaking Benjamin and Three Days Grace at 7 p.m. Jan. 30. The notoriety of the three bands brought in people from across the state as well as neighboring states to fill the coliseum nearly to its 10,500 capacity.
The Transcript , Ohio Wesleyan University , OH
2 days ago by Maggie Sullivan, Transcript Columnist
The Denisonian, Denison University, OH
5 days ago by Tristan Eden
The worry, of course, was that Vampire Weekend's second album would sound like some other band trying really hard to sound like Vampire Weekend. There was the very real possibility that Contra would sound affected and self-conscious. Instead, thankfully, it just sounds like Vampire Weekend.
The Denisonian, Denison University, OH
5 days ago by Natalie Olivo
As Denison students, we've all had to justify pursuing a liberal arts degree at one point or another during our undergraduate careers. Senior economics and history double major, Brian Cox, found himself having to do so during an interview for an internship last spring.
The Denisonian, Denison University, OH
5 days ago
Seniors: Figure out life direction, beginning May 17th.
Juniors: Polish off applications to killer, hopefully-job-ensuring internships
Sophomores: Conclude what exactly the purpose is in writing a three page essay comparing the economic crisis in the US and chosen abroad location
Freshman: Decide whether or not to rush in January
But, let's not forget those who did accomplish something over break:
First, the LeaderShapers.
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Noble Men of Kyle - 2/8
The Battalion, Texas A&M
Brandon and J.C. welcome in a myriad of guests including Ben and Delaney from the Texas A&M Athletic Department's Marketing Team and boyhood friend, Milly.
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