Photo by Matthew Hicks “You see a nice green mountain. It’s beautiful and green; paradise,” says Akoni Ikaikaolakealoha Hamilton-Golis as he describes his home state of Hawaii. Hamilton-Golis is a senior pitcher on the Ottawa University Braves baseball team. But for the Braves baseball team, he is more than […]
Month: February 2019
Parental Advice Vs. Friends Advice
Photo by Kylee Weber We all have had those days when we need advice. But who do we ask? A majority of the time, we either ask our best friend or reach out to our parents and/or loved ones. This usually depends on what we need advice about. For more […]
Profile of the Week: Jayden Feldman
Photo by Izzy Iardnios Some of you may have seen Jayden Feldman around sporting events along the sidelines while he performs with the rest of the cheer team. You may have seen him in Communication and Psychology classes, as that is what he is currently majoring in. You may […]
Single Vs. Taken on Valentine’s Day
Photo Courtesy of RedBubble.com The Single Side – Nicole February 14. Valentine’s Day. The day to stay off of all social media. If you want to see all the sappy paragraphs about how much they love their S/O and people just genuinely and completely in love, go look at Snapchat, […]
What to Do on Valentine’s Day
Photo by Alaina Burris The season of love, the day of chocolates and roses, Cupid’s arrows — they all mean one thing: Valentine’s Day. The high-pressure holiday is coming up quick, and being in college can make it tricky to figure out a way to celebrate. Whether you’re far […]
Popular Tattoos
Photo Courtesy of http://bestsoylatte.blogspot.com Tattoos are something we get on our body that we look at for the rest of our lives. I personally have been wanting to get a tattoo for a while now, but a few things hold me back from committing. I ask myself before looking at […]
Profile of the Week: Morgan Luttrell
Photo Courtesy of Morgan Luttrell Ottawa junior Morgan Luttrell was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma when she was four months old. Four months later, she became an amputee. This type of bone cancer is extremely rare, affecting about 200 children and young adults every year in the United States. “Each amputee […]
The Bad Habits of OU
Photo by Kylee Weber What is better for a college student: taking a nap or forgetting to eat? Trick question; they are equally bad for you. Students are developing many bad habits over their free time. These habits include, but aren’t limited to, forgetting to eat, taking naps throughout the […]
CBD Oil
Photo Courtesy of CBDsense.com About three and a half years ago, I came to Ottawa for the first time. For some reason, I fell in love with it and decided I was going to move here. The town was simple: It had all of the necessities and the people were […]