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Zak Reinhart [email protected] The second week of October has had a hefty schedule of athletics for the Oilers; here’s what’s coming up and what you may have missed. Saturday, Oct. 10 through 12, women’s tennis performed at the ITA Regionals in Allendale, Michigan. The swim team competed in the Grand Valley State Invitational in Holland, [...]
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By Victoria Hansen [email protected] While elections usually put candidates head-to-head on issues, sometimes issues are placed directly on the ballot as laws to vote on, called ballot measures. The Nov. 3 election has one measure on the ballot: the Require Voter Identification Amendment. This ballot measure would add an amendment to the Ohio Constitution
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Zak Reinhart [email protected] This year, Findlay has seen solid play from both their men’s and women’s soccer teams. Both teams have a chance to win their conferences and play in the NCAA tournament for a shot at the National Championship. Currently, the men’s soccer team sits at 9-3-1, while the women have a record of [...]
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By Brooklyn Long [email protected] The Watterson Center for Ethical Leadership and the Department of Business and Communication at the University of Findlay is holding an Ethical Leadership in Media and Digital Spaces Conference on Thursday, Oct. 22. Students, faculty, and professionals are invited to attend. Conference attendees should come prepared to net
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By Jam Thigpen A dramatic change in NCAA eligibility rules is giving Division II student-athletes a new timeline for their college careers, creating new opportunities for players and worries about scholarships and roster management for schools. The NCAA Division II Executive Board made a new age-based eligibility model in August that establishes a five-year
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By Pulse Staff The University of Findlay will formally inaugurate Dr. Richard L. Ludwick as its 18th president Friday, Oct. 16, marking a new chapter in the University’s leadership. The inauguration ceremony will begin at 4 p.m. on the front steps of Old Main. A reception honoring Ludwick will follow from 5 to 6:30 p.m. [...]
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