After the recent anniversary of the passing of Title IX and the achievement of her 300th win Coach Connie Richardson talks about how things have changed over the years and the development of her coaching style.
Otterbein opens up the double header against Mount St. Joseph with a win this Thursday afternoon. The team started out slow but quickly got it together with three runs in the third and two more in the fifth.
Allison describes herself as a feminist, a working class story teller, a Southern expatriate, a sometime poet and a happily born-again Californian.
The following happened during the proceeding of this week’s Otterbein University Senate meeting in Riley Auditorium: Approval of minutes from November 17, 2011 – *Approved Senate Bill 11/12-8 – From the Faculty Development Committee – Proposal to change name of the Faculty Development Committee to Faculty-Scholar Development Committee – Second Reading – Passed Senate Bill 11/12-9 – Proposal to grant an honorary degree to 2012 commencement speaker Dr. Peter Lee-Passed 2012/13 Common Book – From Jennifer Bechtold, director for the Center for Center Involvement – The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
Otterbein’s first J-term received mixed reviews from students, faculty and staff in an Otterbein360 survey.
Streaking isn’t too out of the ordinary at most colleges — but almost streaking is a sign that it’s Otterbein’s third annual Nearly Naked Mile.
Student and faculty think differently about Otterbein’s first semester. According to a survey conducted by the Tan & Cardinal, 44 percent of the online survey takers said that the transition was unsuccessful.
If an employee invents a product in the workplace, who claims ownership, the employee or the workplace? Otterbein, along with Freedom Health, LLC, is facing complaints for patent infringement brought on by Kaylor LLC, a company made of former employee Lynn Taylor and her business partner Morton Kanter.
The Ohio leaves are falling and the world’s fall celebrations kick into high gear.
Winter should signal the end of construction woes for art and communication students. The new community data center on Collegeview Road behind the Art and Communication Building is scheduled to end sometime in December, according to Christa Dickey, Westerville spokesperson.
Solutions by The State News
