A little more than two months after I submitted my resume online to the Ohio State University, and after many e-mails back and forth, I received the following message yesterday afternoon:
Hi Rick,
I’m sorry to tell you that the Web Communications Specialist position has been canceled. There is currently some reorganization going on in our department; positions are shifting and changing. Because of that, we have decided to rethink the Web Communications Specialist position. We are not sure whether we are going to re-post it at a later date, completely re-tool it, or delete it altogether.
Continue reading ‘OSU dissolves position I was after, for now’
University of Michigan head coach Lloyd Carr announced his retirement Nov. 19 just two days after his sixth loss to Ohio State University in seven years.
Continue reading ‘Michigan’s Lloyd Carr Retires’
If anything can make a member of Pi Kappa Alpha run for hundreds of miles, it’s breasts. And the Ohio State Pike chapter is doing just that.
The fraternity is teaming up with Phi Gamma Delta as well as the University of Michigan chapters of both greek houses to raise money for breast cancer by running from Columbus to Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Friday, Nov. 16.
The OSU chapters will be responsible for running to Findlay, Ohio, where the Michigan chapters will take over and finish the trip.
Continue reading ‘Pikes running Friday to save breasts’
The Penn State Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and a student from Pittsburgh have been charged with disorderly conduct by Penn State’s college police department following the department’s investigation into an assault on Pikes from Ohio State.
The Pittsburgh student, Richard Eisenberger, Jr., 20, of Easton, Penn., was also charged with harassment.
According to an article published today in Penn State’s Daily Collegian, a press release from police identifies another OSU Pike, Teddy Kimlingen, the house’s rush and recruitment chair, as being present in the video. The student that was the brunt of the attacks, wearing the no. 13 jersey, was not identified by name. He has only been identified as a friend of OSU Pike Wylie Stemple, social chair, who was also present.
Continue reading ‘Penn State Pikes officially charged’
The Buckeyes fans assaulted in the penn state tailgate video were OSU Pikes. It was senior active Wylie Stemple (pictured right) and some friends. He was interviewed by NBC4 Columbus.
“We hadn’t really said anything to anybody,” said Stemple. “We walked in and everyone started booing at us and yelling stuff at us, so we walked over to a couple of guys in charge and when we looked up, that’s when the first beer can flew and after that it started raining beer cans everywhere.”
Stemple said he was shocked that members of another Pi Kappa Alpha house assaulted him. And then days later, the video appeared on YouTube.
“It brought back a lot of what actually happened. That’s my roommate that got hit with the can. We got hurt by it. (It) was kind of upsetting to see that over again,” Stemple said.
A video of the interview can be found on NBC4i.com here. Click on the video tab above the photo.
Fact: The following video of Penn State Pikes throwing beer cans and cups at Buckeyes fans was posted on YouTube recently.
[flv]http://www.sprkus.com/video/psubeerosu.flv[/flv]
Further: According to an article in The Daily Collegian, the building shown in the video is the back of the PSU Pi Kappa Alpha house at 417 E. Fairmount Ave.
Continue reading ‘Penn State Pikes pelt Buckeyes fans’
Latest Commenters
RSS