A&E editor says goodbye to T&C, Otterbein
Never in my life have I eaten more Jimmy John’s and drank more Diet Coke than I have during my time with the T&C. Working here has helped shape my college experience.
Never in my life have I eaten more Jimmy John’s and drank more Diet Coke than I have during my time with the T&C. Working here has helped shape my college experience.
The editor-in-chief leaned back in her chair and asked, “What changes would you make as editor-in-chief?”
Thank you for the article about library fines in the Nov. 14 issue of the Tan & Cardinal. We did want to point out that our fine policies are different from the Westerville Public Library.
As an incoming freshman, I came to Otterbein as a shy, home-schooled girl who was not entirely sure what she wanted to do with her life other than photography.
This isn’t just a goodbye column to the T&C; it’s kind of goodbye to everyone who has affected me throughout college, because next semester, I won’t be around much, and this is my chance to say thank you.
Lindsey Hobbs This isn’t just a goodbye column to the T&C; it’s kind of goodbye to everyone who has affected me throughout college, because next semester, I won’t be around much, and this is my chance to say thank you.
Senior voices her relief that the abundance of campaign ads and voter aggression that come every four years is wrapping up.
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While we thank the administration for responding to these articles, we would like to correct an inaccuracy in the letter and reassert that although the letter addresses specific T&C policies, our main point is access to information and students’ right to know.
This letter from Robert Gatti, vice president and dean for Student Affairs, is in response to the articles “Police reports made private” and “The stories you read in this paper will never be the same” found in the vol.
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Welcome to Otterbein. Please check your First Amendment rights at the door. … Wait, what?
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Due to an Otterbein police public information policy, we no longer have access to crime records, so we can’t follow up on alerts
Two students talk to young lovers and examine how marriage can affect college couples after school.
If there’s one thing about Westerville that bothers me, it’s that there just aren’t enough stores around.
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Students examine birth control and provide arguments for and against it.
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