The word “feminist” is often labeled as a man-hating, bra-burning, whiney brat. In today’s world, feminists have developed a tarnished reputation. Often, outsiders overlook the main goal a feminist has in mind: equal treatment between men and women. This does not mean women want to be treated […]
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Cheerleading team wins regionals
The cheer and dance teams are getting ready to face what they described as the “fun part” of their schedules. After football and basketball seasons are done, cheerleaders and dancers can completely focus on their own routines. The first competition both teams will participate in is the NAIA Regional, which […]
Brave of the week
Name: Colby Regier Class: Junior Sport: Basketball Hometown: Topeka, Kansas Major: Human Services Favorite Food: Apple Pie Favorite Music: All kinds of music Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan Hobbies/Interests outside of your sport: “I like to fish, golf and just be outdoors.” Do you have any pre-game rituals?: “I listen […]
Campus Activities Board Keeps Spirits High
Campus Activities Board Keeps Spirits High Ottawa’s Campus Activities Board offers a retreat from dorm life and provides student-bonding experiences. Listed as the Student Activities Connection on the Ottawa website, the board plans activities to develop a well-rounded social, educational and multi-cultural environment for Ottawa University students, staff and […]
Sheriff heads back to school
Not only does Sheriff Jeff Curry have a role in the community; he also decided to enroll as a full time college student. Curry will be completing his undergraduate degree in business administration. Coming back to school was an easy decision for Curry. “I think that with this degree, it […]
Accounting students provide free tax service
Ottawa University’s pro bono tax clinic has opened, serving OU students, faculty, staff and their immediate families. Due to changes in IRS regulations of tax service providers, Ottawa University is no longer able to provide services to the greater Franklin County region. Accounting students, under the supervision of Dr. Marylou […]
Obama re-elected, students, faculty weigh in
Americans have been buzzing about the outcome of the election since President Obama was re-elected. The majority of the talk has been focused on foreign and national affairs, but students, faculty and staff members also have weighed in on how they think President Obama’s next term will affect life on […]
Parking spaces become harder to find
On-campus parking has been a topic of discussion among students this semester. A new parking lot was put in over the summer in front of Tuay Jones and students were excited, until they found out it was not for them. Not only are the new parking spots not for student […]
Election should be taken seriously, opinions kept to oneself
Everyone knows that our college age demographic statistically does not show up to the polls as much as they should. I was very pleased this year to see so many students getting involved in the election and voicing their opinion. Hopefully, they voiced their opinion by voting, for most, probably […]
Cross country teams look to future
With the season reaching its end, the Braves cross country team feels optimistic about next year. “Having such a young team allows us to have room to improve,” junior Ethan Van Zant said. “The potential we possess will allow us to go farther next year.” The men and women teams […]