Archive for July, 2006
No more pressure
With all the pressures students face trying to juggle schoolwork, personal life, and jobs, many can feel overwhelmed, and though these obstacles may seem almost impossible to overcome, Ohio State has a number of resources available to students to help them deal with stress and promote overall well being.
OSC offers camp for gifted
During the summer, most high school students kick back and enjoy their time off school. For about three months, they can enjoy some freedom from the toils of critical thinking, problem solving and research.
Clarett fires attorneys as day in court to face robbery, weapons charges looms
The Maurice Clarett saga continues to continue.
Students seek to rebuild New Orleans
In response to the need for assistance in New Orleans, students dedicated to making a difference have lent helping hands to aid in rebuilding a city ravaged by Hurricane Katrina. Eric Eickholt, a junior in political science, has always loved to travel, and his favorite city in the world is New Orleans. So while many watched the storm and flooding destroy the city, Eickholt took action. Eickholt started by organizing a group of students who traveled to the city during last year’s spring break and helped with the relief effort. On the way home, Eickholt and his roommate, Dan Wendt, decided they needed to return, and as a result, Central Ohio Katrina Relief was born. Now Eickholt and Wendt are organizing another group of students to travel to New Orleans to help rebuild the Gulf Coast’s natural resources, shrimp and agricultural industry.
Clippers finish 14-game trip, back for more
No one would confuse the Columbus Clippers as being road warriors.
Vetiver brings freak-folk show to Wexner
The term “freak-folk” might be relatively new to both the music industry and listeners alike, but it’s one that’s quickly gaining speed in the budding underground music scene.
Chicks’ mesmerize Schottenstein Center
Sunday evening at the Schottenstein Center was interrupted by a visual assault from protest signs proclaiming “Support our troops, not the Dixie Chicks” and “Impeach Bush, Natalie for President.”
MU president visits campus
Elson Floyd praises Dixon’s leadership, discusses House Bill 1865
ONLINE UPDATEStudent dies after highway argument
Senior Chris Dothage died Sunday after a roadside dispute turned violent.
