RWC’s Dental Hygiene Program started building smiles 34 years ago. Today there are nearly 80 students in the program, who receive their clinical experience in a new state-of-the-art-clinic. A new Dental Hygiene Clinic was constructed in the Science and Allied Health building three years ago. The new, sun-filled space has […]

On Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22-23, the RWC Office Information Technology Department hosted the Ohio Business Professionals of America Competition, and RWC students fared extremely well. The following students won awards (An asterisk indicates that the student placed high enough to compete at the national level):Misty Black *Advanced Word Processing […]

On January 24, members of the Blue Ash City Council listened to Dean Barbara Bardes present a plan to transform RWC’s aging auditorium into a state-of-the-art community cultural center using funding from the city and money allocated by the state for capital projects. Encouraged by the ongoing success of such […]

Last September, Dean Barbara Bardes fully expected to meet the final portion of RWC’s budget for the school year with incoming tuition and student fees. That was before news handed down from Columbus dictated that Ohio’s public colleges and universities would suffer a major blow: a six-percent budget slash equivalent […]

Some people think it is okay to mix their love life with their career. I disagree. True, if you have a ‘special someone’ at work, it makes it easier to go in. This is very risky though, because what goes up must come down. When you work with your significant […]

For most students, including myself, trying to find a job is difficult. Whether you are looking for full-time or part-time work, most will agree the hardest part about it is the physical search involved. Today you can search comfortably from home on one of many internet job searching sites. A […]

On February 7, Dean Barbara Bardes announced that she would not seek another term at RWC after 2003. The official announcement read as follows:To the RWC Faculty, Staff and Students, Provost Perzigian has offered, and I have declined, the opportunity for decanal review this year. This means, of course, that […]

Life doesn’t always take us where we think we want to go. Just ask Carl Biddle, an affable and mature nineteen year old with an amazing aptitude for adapting to change.At a young age, Carl had a dream to be a professional football player. In order to effectively hone his […]

When it comes to ideas and beliefs, I am a hopeless romantic. I stick to the images of the way that things should be and pray that they won’t be commercialized. I look at authors and read a book like “A Moveable Feast” and am struck by the awesomeness of […]

Brandon Farmer made the mistake in that he implemented little or no research on the premises of his article. Granted that he was printing an opinion article, he still should have completed proper research to at least get the facts straight. Inaccurate or faulty journalism will rapidly lose readers and […]