It seems as though the “No Smoking” signs posted outside of the main entrance to Muntz Hall have attracted even more smokers to congregate outside the building. The signs were initially placed there because the fumes can be smelled not only by passers-by, but also in classrooms that are located […]

RWC’s Student Lounge has a new home in the Flory Center, and the move has doubled its size from the Muntz Hall location. In addition, RWC’s Student Lounge is expecting significant upgrades, including a VCR, according to Dave Shroer, Student Government Vice President. New pool balls and sticks have already […]

The college is under renovation, which you as a student have most likely already been subjected to. So what is the point of the renovations and why are you being forced to search for the new locations of offices and stand in outrageous lines? The answer is “For your own […]

Last March, the architects of the RWC’s Weekend Degree Program would have been happy if 30 students enrolled in the new program; that was the break-even point. They ended up with 81. After years of research and painstaking planning, College Relations Director Mary Stagaman was ecstatic. “It has been an […]

It doesn’t take long after meeting Janice and Adri Liebenberg to recognize that they are two very special young women. Thousands of miles from their native home in Capetown, South Africa, Janice and Adri currently thrive in an environment of opportunity that they could only dream about growing up. Exposed […]

The Student Government will hold a special election in February to fill four vacancies to complete the 2001-2002 school year. They are: Vice President of College Community Relations (Acts as a public relations liaison between the Student Government and students, faculty, and administration). Senator (2) (Represents RWC matters and concerns […]

February 11-18, RWC, together with UC, will be hosting a Virtual Career Fair. Employers will set up virtual tables that students will be able to visit and learn more about career opportunities with each employer as well as possible job openings. In addition, students will be able to email their […]

Those students that have matriculated through Art History I will remember the monumental architecture and statuary of Egypt’s Old Kingdom. The Cincinnati Art Museum will be mounting an exhibition on this period titled “Egypt in the Age of the Pyramids.”The collection is on loan from the Museum of Fine Arts […]

The Student Activities Committee and Student Life plan on another rollicking good time with their sponsorship of the chamber rock vocalist Annika, who will perform here on January 23, in Room 15 of the Flory Center. The concert will run from noon to 1 p.m. and will be followed by […]

The latest Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble release, entitled “Live at Montreux, 1982 and 1985,” is a scorching testament to Stevie’s rise to fame and how that occurred for a little kid from Austin, Texas. Stevie had been playing bars and nightclubs in and around Texas since the early […]