Even though October is Dental Hygiene Month, good oral health is essential all year round. How well do you take care of your teeth?Do you adhere to your daily dental regimen? Do you visit your dentist as often as prescribed? When was your last visit and why has it been […]

Conspicuously absent these days are the public service announcements encouraging us to observe and celebrate the contributions of Black Americans. Once a source of pride and honor, Black History Month seems to have been waylaid by other issues that have shifted our national focus.Dr. Carter G. Woodson must be spinning […]

Students from a Drama Workshop, being taught by Professor Rhonda Pettit, are looking to produce a play. They want to hear from anyone that has an interest in any aspect of production. If you have a passion for writing, acting, producing, prop building, or any other phase of play performance […]

Though I had never heard of a “Learning Community,” it turns out that they are a pretty clever idea. It is a new concept to RWC. In fact, the fall quarter marked the first time it was available to students on our campus. So what is this, you ask? The […]

Attention senior citizens, are you wanting to further your education? You can do it right here. Our college has a senior citizens continuing education program that might be of interest to you.The Senior Citizens Continuing Education Program is a non credit program, free of cost. It is for senior citizens […]

The sixth annual NASD (National Alcohol Screening Day) will take place on Thursday, April 8, 2004 during Alcohol Awareness Month. RWC will be interviewing students, staff and faculty on this day. Don’t panic; participation is voluntary and anonymous.The interviews will take place in 100 SAHB from 8-6 p.m. and in […]

Were you wandering around campus last fall in search of the “Blue Ash Review?” Take comfort in knowing that you did not miss it. This school year it is slated for delivery in the spring, just in time for poetry month (April). Keep in mind that distribution is limited; only […]

Meet our VISTA (Volunteer In Service To America), a division of Americorp, Malia Bajpai. She is a political science major from the University of Dayton and is working with Helen Kegler on a program geared toward helping incoming freshman.The goal of this new offering is to give students the best […]

Has our nation’s obsession with security gone too far? According to Pre-Pharmacy student, Sima Bayamna, it has. Over the winter break, Sima traveled to France and Belgium to visit family and friends. However, it was her return trip that left her feeling more scared, than secure.Most people are aware of […]

In light of current events, this quote is a spotlight on the leaders of all sovereign nations.It is also a wake-up call for everyone else. “Naturally, the common people don’t want war, but after all, it is the leaders of a country who determine the policy, and it is always […]