Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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Carter Haskins pushes Scott Folino in the Delts very unconventional pushmobile. The ONU Brass Ensemble provides entertainment for the Christmas Bazaar in McIntosh Center. Opposite page: Dani Howell and Scott Allen help the Theta Chi float win the trophy for third place in the Homecoming Parade. The ONtl cheerleaders provide encouragement for the extra point attempt.

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A thing that stands out above all the rest of Ada — the water toner. A sign that symbolizes more than a university — it’s a student’s home away from home. University founded Wes Weir, Shawn O’Connor. John Counts, Dave Britton, Dave Poe, Adam Hoff, and Ken Gay, all brothers of Sigma Pi, wait to play mud volleyball. People Places, And Things The Northern tires to cover everything under the sun of Ada, Ohio. There is always something going on. It’s the things around us, the things we see everyday, the things that keep us busy and happy that the students want to remember the most. Every year a few things change at Northern and improvements are made such as the TGIF Club and the remodeling of the bookstore but many things and events have also remained the same and have become traditions. What would the year be like without Homecoming and Tunes on the Tundra? Some things are symbols for much deeper meaning. The seal of Ohio Northern and the polar bear will always represent school spirit, academic excellence and four years of college life. Greek letters and crests show outwardly the pride for being a member but they also symbolize a feeling of brotherhood that is like a second family. A trophy or title won by a sports team symbolizes the hard work, dedication, and team work of each individual member. The Northern covers all the things of ONU — the sports events, activities, organizations — but it also tries to look beyond the things and capture the true meaning of things at Ohio Northern University.

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Student C an college really be four of the best years of your life? Many people say they are. Yet, everyday life at Ohio Northern Uni¬ versity consists of go¬ ing to classes, study¬ ing, taking exams, hiking across the windy Tundra, eating at the Marriott and, of course, sleeping. It seems like just a normal routine. Yet, the best of life at Northern isn’t in the monoto¬ nous routines of daily life but in such events as Homecoming, Tunes on the Tundra, theatre pro¬ ductions, TGIF Club, and Park Hall Fight Night. It’s the special events and special people of ONU that make these years the best. From fall football games to spring sun bathing, from Friday night fraternity parties, to all night cram sessions, and from lectures and exams to musicals and dra¬ mas, it’s all part of