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The Black Guy's Guide to Landing White Chicks 142

The Sentinel, Ohio State University, None, OH

1 day ago by Chach

I know what you may be thinking already; yeah, I'm white. I'm a total honky. At a healthy mix of Italian and Croatian, I have no place giving advice for black guys. But, after consulting several black friends of mine and watching two whole seasons of Flavor of Love, I assure you that I speak from a position of authoritative knowledge.

Wrong place, wrong time for OSU stabbing victim 87

The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH

19 hours ago by Collin Binkley

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A female Ohio State student was trying to catch a bus to class Tuesday afternoon when she became the victim of a random stabbing. Police say the 20-year-old student was walking down Stinchcomb Drive near Buckeye Village at 12:55 p.m. when she was stabbed by 34-year-old Wael W.

McCain visits Columbus 13

The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH

1 day ago by Collin Binkley


Media Credit: Cameron Benedict/For the Lantern


Republican presidential candidate John McCain came to Columbus yesterday, in his first public appearance since the presidential debate Friday. During his "Road to Victory" rally at Capital University, McCain urged a large crowd at a relatively small venue to support him during what he calls "tough times."

The way to a woman's heart is not through Facebook 12

The Chimes, Capital University, Columbus , OH

1 day ago by Beth Sharb

Last week's column sparked several angry responses to my email inbox from men around campus defending their gender and their motives.

Rest assured, I do know there are great guys out there who respect women. The ones who were so up in arms are probably some of them.

Junior cyclist treks across the country for cancer 10

The Denisonian, Denison University, Granville, OH

1 day ago by Bree Tracey

It was the end of junior Devin Talbot's senior year of high school when he heard the bad news.

His dad, 63-year-old Fredrick Brian Talbot, was diagnosed with terminal sarcoma cancer. It was a level three, which meant a low chance of survival and a high possibility that the deadly disease might return.


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$10,000 offered for capture of fugitive


		$10,000 offered for capture of fugitive

The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA

2 days ago by Josh Rizzo

Police announced Saturday morning there is a $10,000 reward for the capture of a former Slippery Rock University basketball star.

James Earl Richardson, 32, is being charged with two counts of murder after allegedly killing two people in a drive-by shooting early Tuesday morning.

Former Rock basketball player wanted in drive-by shooting

The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA

3 days ago by Josh Rizzo

A former SRU basketball star is wanted on two counts of murder for allegedly killing a college student and manager of pizza shop in Greenville, North Carolina.

James Earl Richardson, 32, who played basketball at SRU from 1998-2000, is on the run from police and may face the death penalty once captured.

Double murder suspect maintains innocence

The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA

14 hours ago by Josh Rizzo

James Earl Richardson, charged with two counts of murder, claims he is innocent, according to Southern Christian Leadership Conference president Rufus Huggins.

The report filed by WITN, a North Carolina news affiliate, said that Huggins helped negotiate a deal with the police for Richardson's surrender.

Actress plays on hit show 'True Blood'

The Parthenon, Marshall University, WV

4 days ago by Samir abdel-aziz

Actress Carrie Preston did not know what to think when producer Alan Ball approached her about playing the role of Arlene Fowler in the TV series "True Blood."

"I was cast in this movie of his called 'Towel Head;' and while we were shooting, he said he was doing a pilot for HBO about vampires, which I thought was a little surprising because I knew what he had done before, and it was kind of a departure," Preston said.

Chadwick, McGraw named nation's top coaches


		Chadwick, McGraw named nation's top coaches

The Parthenon, Marshall University, WV

4 days ago by Chris Dunham

Two members of Marshall University's women's basketball coaching staff were recently tabbed among the nation's elite.

Head coach Royce Chadwick and assistant John McGraw were selected in the top 10 of the National Basketball Insider coach rankings according to the NBI Web site.

Interim AD David Steele the right man, a good man

The Parthenon, Marshall University, WV

4 days ago by Tom Bragg

Parthenon Columnist Tom Bragg writes about David Steele, who was named Marshall's interim athletic director Wednesday.

Muncie and surrounding cities host special events, activities for holiday weekend

Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN

3 days ago by Victoria Thomas

Fireworks are a traditional part of Fourth of July celebrations and this year is no different. In honor of the holiday, Muncie and other local cities host several fireworks displays and festivities for the community's 'oohing' and 'ahhing' pleasure. Summer Stage Fest at Minnetrista The Minnetrista Cultural Center is hosting a free event at the Delaware County Fairgrounds.

OUR VIEW: John Fisher's work at Ball State should not be overlooked

Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN

1 day ago

No one has to look far on the Ball State University campus to see the legacy John Fisher left at this school.

There are no recently constructed buildings named after him. No popular statues or monuments to immortalize him. Few current students at the university probably knew anything about the man.

MESSAGE FROM MIA: Media fails with covering Farrah's death

Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN

3 days ago by Mia Hanneken

June 25. That was the fateful day that took away two icons from our society. Yes, two of them. As pretty much everyone on the planet knows, June 25 was the death date of Michael Jackson, the legendary pop star with trademark dance moves. But that day was also when Charlie's Angel Farrah Fawcett succumbed to cancer, though fewer people know about it.

Weekend Mix-Up: Entertainment in Columbus

The Lantern, Ohio State, OH

5 days ago by Molly Gray

Weekend Mix-Up: Check out The Lantern's recommendations for a fun weekend in Columbus. b>Thursday 7/2 Indiependant Fest Newport Music Hall Doors open at 6 p.m. Featuring The Ascending, Tassadar, Burning Away, Chasing Oblivion, From That Moment, Hear in the Deadlights, A Candle Lit Tragedy Friday 7/3 Red, White & BOOM Arena District Festivities all day long The parade starts at 6 p.

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