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Mike Wise · June 4

Words from Wise: Hasta la vista, baby

Next week my fellow graduates and I will bid farewell to our beloved Otterbein College and move on to a world full of excitement and inadequate medical coverage. But, as my four years as a student come to a close, I've come to realize that while this column has allowed to me say a lot over the years, there's still plenty more that I'd love to get off my chest.

· June 4

Graduation will not hurt Cardinals

Same story, different year. That will be the situation that faces the 2008 Otterbein men's soccer team.

Joshua Green · June 4

Conservatives happier than liberals

For many people, maintaining happiness is a constant struggle. There are people who go through life with many different worries. Like, how am I going to pay for my children to go to college? When will these gas prices lower? Can the economy get any worse? Many people make themselves miserable worrying about these things. Except for conservatives.

· June 4

Obama, Clinton could become dynamic duo

Cheered by a roaring crowd, Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois laid claim to the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday night, taking a historic step toward his once-improbable goal of becoming the nation's first black president.

Jessica Miller · June 4

A history lesson worth remembering

We all know the basic history of past wars, but it is interesting to look at how they are similar to the war in Iraq.

Laura Norman · June 4

Grad school just around the corner

Nearing the end of their college experience, students at Otterbein and universities across the nation will be faced with numerous answers to the question, "What now?"

· June 4

Say what?

Student give their opinion.

· May 29

All OC sports finish for the year

We have seen triumph, with the football team beating Capital while they were ranked 6th in the nation and the women's golf team's first appearance in the national championship. We have seen electrifying plays. Sara Fee's "shot heard 'round the Rike' - a half-court shot to beat Capital - will not soon be forgotten.

· May 29

Presidential race rages on into summer vacation

The democratic candidacy is close to being decided. Between, Puerto Rico, Montana and South Dakota 86 delegate votes are left. All three primaries will be held the first week of June.

· May 29

15 nights of foaling

Most majors have some kind of requirement to fulfill by senior year. Equine Science majors may have one of the most interesting, or at least most hands-on, experiences of all the majors.

Jeana Harrington · May 29

Part-time profs may cause problems

The educational debate concerning part-time professors brings to light both the downside and the upside of having non-permanent professionals on staff.

· May 29

What's your flavor?

Jason and Tyler answer all of the questions.

· May 29

Cardinals in the pros

At Otterbein College, a few diamonds in the rough have left the small campus in the shadow of Ohio State to shine in the sport that they love to play. Ricardo Lenhart and Matt D'Orazio are two of them.

· May 29

Mini golfing for a good cause

While Otterbein students were competing in an intramural putt-putt tournament last night, with a T-shirt going to the winner, another individual on the other side of the miniature golf course had a different goal in mind.

Sarah Martindell · May 28

Sarah sounds off: 'Sarah sounds off,' sounds off

The class sizes at this college make it impossible to be alone. Our professors know us by our first names. They know about our lives and we know about theirs. We're connected together. To the class of 2008: It has been a privilege living together as brothers and sisters.

· May 28

Dishin' It Up!

Read what Amanda has to dish up this week! Click here

· May 28

New hybrid embryos cause controversy

The newest edition to our corrupt medical advancements involves a mixture of human and animal embryos. Scientists are planning on taking the nuclei of human cells and injecting it into eggs of animals, such as cows or rabbits.

· May 28

Let's talk about 'Sex'

The stars and cast of the hit television show reunite once again to create the movie event of the summer.