The Sentinel, Ohio State University, OH
3 days ago
After more than a decade of broken promises and broken contracts, Guns N' Roses, and their front man and lifeblood, Axl Rose, will release Chinese Democracy on November 23. If you have any doubts as to whether the album will be good, then you're reading the wrong magazine--or the right magazine; it depends on which way you look at it.
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
22 hours ago by Matt Lang
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If there is one player who has historically been able to step it up against Michigan, it is Chris "Beanie" Wells. In two career games against Michigan, "Beanie" has run for 278 yards and has scored three touchdowns
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
21 hours ago by James Pallitto
Jim Tressel awoke to the same words Monday morning that he did seven years ago.
"Good morning, it's five o'clock, it's Ohio State-Michigan Week."
Two weeks removed from a presidential election, radio and television outlets no longer greet groggy listeners with platform promises. In their stead is the anticipation of a game that will provide a year's worth of fulfillment for an entire state
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
2 days ago by Jamila Williams
For some college students, declaring a major can be difficult, while many others never doubted their career choice. "Ever since I was little I always like biology," said Vishal Bhatt, a junior in biology. "I've always entertained the thought of being a doctor and possibly going to med school.
The Sentinel, Ohio State University, OH
3 days ago by Anthony Peoples
In September I decided to make the trip out to Los Angeles and watch the Buckeyes take on the Trojans in what was supposed to be the biggest game of the year. I had a funny feeling that it would turn out like every big game we have played recently, so I made sure to make a true vacation out of it.
The Sentinel, Ohio State University, OH
2 days ago by Debbie Bitzan
On October 24th, 2008 our own President and Publisher, Kevin O'Rourke, became the proud recipient of the William F. Buckley Jr. Award for Outstanding Campus Journalism. Presented by John Miller of the National Review, Kevin was commended for seeking out, and following through with, the investigation of a plagiarism scandal perpetrated by none other than Ohio State's very own campus newspaper, the Lantern.
The Chimes, Capital University, OH
5 days ago by Beth Sharb
Last week's column sparked several angry responses to my email inbox from men around campus defending their gender and their motives.
Rest assured, I do know there are great guys out there who respect women. The ones who were so up in arms are probably some of them.
The Chimes, Capital University, OH
5 days ago by Don Seipel
This will come as an unfortunate shock to many professors around campus, but sometimes college students don't come prepared for class.
By sometimes, of course, I mean nearly always.
Usually, it's not a malicious decision on the part of the student.
The Chimes, Capital University, OH
8 hours ago by Ana Yanni
Have you ever Googled yourself? It sounds funny, almost as if I'm asking if you've done something dirty. But seriously, most people at some point in their lives have put their name into a search engine to see what comes up. I have. I do it often actually.
Guardian , Wright State University, OH
1 day ago by Michael George
The passage of Proposition 8 in California was a pretty disgraceful show of ignorance. Just when we thought that this election was a sign of the cleansing of much of that ignorance. But, to be fair, the "YES" folks did run a much better campaign than the "NO" folks.
Guardian , Wright State University, OH
9 hours ago by Chelsey Levingston
Celebrations at The Woods residence halls after Obama's victory Election Night prompted a police dispatch.
Despite possible political fights, dangerous roadways and courtesy hour disruption, no enforcement was taken, said Michael Martinsen, police chief, in an email.
Guardian , Wright State University, OH
4 days ago by Tiffany Johnson
Sabrina Sheetz, new president of Student Government, and Vice President Megan Uhrig plan to continue the projects started by former president, Jaccob Lloyd.
"We plan to use winter break to work on the projects we've started," said Sheetz. One of those projects was an emergency notification system in the tunnels as "a preventative measure," said Sheetz.
The Denisonian, Denison University, OH
4 days ago by Bree Tracey
The Denisonian, Denison University, OH
4 days ago by Bree Tracey
Black and Magenta, Muskingum College, OH
5 days ago by Joshua Chaney
Word of Sen. Barack Obama's historic win Tuesday spread around the world this week and the reactions have varied.
On Muskingum's own campus, the responses of students and faculty have varied as well - some are disappointed and fearful and some are jubilant and optimistic.
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