After a five year proposal in the making, RWC’s Building and Grounds Committee hopes to finally break ground on a new walking trail designed for the campus.According to Professor Mark Otten, Chair of the Committee, the trail was designed for students, faculty and staff to have a safe place to […]

Ohio First District Congressman Steve Chabot showed his support for the Children’s Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act on March 8. Chabot stated that “This legislation will help keep our neighborhoods safe by increasing criminal penalties and strengthening notification requirements for sex offenders.” The act will make sure that sex […]

The City of Cincinnati shut down on April 3 for the Cincinnati Reds annual opening day against the Chicago Cubs. This year, the Reds were in the national spotlight because President George W. Bush threw the first pitch. This is the first time a sitting President has thrown out the […]

The 2006 Masters Tournament ended on Sunday, April 9th. The winner was Phil Mickelson, winner of the 2004 Masters. For the victory he made an 18-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole for the victory.

With the dog days of summer ahead of us, it’s a good time to check on three NFL teams of rooting interest: the Bengals, Browns and Steelers. All three have made significant gains in the off-season but still have question marks as we head into the NFL draft and head […]

Did you vote to pay an extra $8 every quarter so people at main campus can have shuttle service? Well, you do. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a place to go unwind between classes? Maybe shoot some pool, hang out on the couch and watch TV while you eat […]

Free on campus parking is always a plus, but not when there are no available spaces to park in. I think I’d much rather pay an extra hundred dollars a quarter just for a guaranteed spot.Recently I spent twenty minutes driving around campus looking for a place to park. Every […]

With high security measures regarding the President’s arrival to throw out the first pitch, the Cincinnati Red’s started out the season with a loss against the Chicago Cubs, then came back to beat the Cub’s in the second game. Next competition heated up as the Red’s took on the Pittsburgh […]

Kristen Santel“Marriage is purely symbolic of the love and faith you have for another person. Gender does not play a part. Technically, marriage isn’t even necessary. If I want to be married to a girl, then I’m married to a girl. Screw society and its manufactured standards–follow your heart. Thomas […]

March 21, 2006Dear Deeply Annoyed,I eagerly await each edition of the Activist because it mirrors the ideas of the RWC students we serve. Each publication becomes larger and more diversified, an approach which benefits all on campus. Notwithstanding Dee Dee’s answer, as an adjunct professor, I would like to assume […]