During the month of March, in celebration of Women’s History Month, UC’s Women’s Film Festival, “Lives of Women,” will be held at RWC. On Saturday, March 10, from 1-10 p.m., the public is invited to view twelve independent films and videos by, for, and about women from around the world. […]

On Wednesday, Jan. 24, an informal meeting regarding RWC’s British Study Abroad Program will take place at 2 p.m. in Room 153 SAHB.February 15 is the deadline for applications to the 2001 program in Ireland and England. A $400 deposit is required at that time. Applicants must be students in […]

RWC Security would like to inform everyone that the RWC Lost and Found inventory continues to become larger as time goes on. This has come about through the accumulation of material over the Summer, Fall and Winter quarters of this school year. Everything from school supplies to clothing is waiting […]

The rules for parking in the RWC lots are relatively simple: Yellow and green spaces are for faculty and visitors, and white is for students. If you are a student, park only in the white spaces! Parking fines for violations are $15 for the first offense and $30 for the […]

Registration would like to remind students of a few important dates. For those planning to graduate this year, the deadline to apply for March 2001 graduation is January 26. Students should pick up their graduation paperwork from the Registration Office and then make an appointment to be checked out by […]

Thanks to a tip I recieved via e-mail, I found out some information about the online student directory. The FERPA laws were changed this past August to include directory information and e-mail addresses on the internet. Why we were not effectively notified, I haven’t got the foggiest.However, I do have […]

Even though this may seem a little early, because this is the last issue before break, I wanted to discuss the approaching holiday season. I have already begun to rummage around in my head about what I want for Christmas and what I am getting others, but what about the […]

I am embarrassed to be an American. Our country prides itself on, if nothing else, having a superior form of government, yet this government has become little more than a joke. As a democracy, our government is dependent on its people. Citizens are able to take part in the fate […]

On Friday, November 10, the Cincinnati chapter of the American Institute of Architects presented the Cincinnati firm of Baxter, Hodell, Donnelly, and Preston (BHDP) with an award of merit for their design of the RWC Science and Allied Health Building. Other awards went to the Corryville Community Center, the UC […]

There was an error in the Activist article about the Sycamore School Proposal in the previous issue. The school plan will not take the south parking lot. It will require closing the south driveway from Plainfield Road. All traffic would enter from the center driveways. The school will have no […]