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Story and photos by Monty Siekerman
What looks like a 10-ring circus or total chaos is actually a well organized event. It's the Joe Banks Invitational held at the Sports Center on Saturday.
ONU won among the 15 teams!
Hundreds of competitors and officials were on hand for the indoor track and field events from 11 a.m. until early evening.
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While weight throw was going on in one corner, sprinters were running the track, and pole vaulters were headed skyward in the middle of the Sports Center.
M. Basketball - Won 103-94 H v Wilmington; Lost 83-89 at #25 Mount Union
#14 W. Basketball - Won 69-53 at Wilmington; Won 71-51 H v Mount Union
Wrestling - Lost 12-33 H v John Carroll; 7th of 11 w/66 Pts. at Baldwin Wallace Inv.
#30 M. Swimming & Diving - Idle
W. Swimming & Diving - Idle
Men's Indoor Track & Field - 1st of 14 w/124 Pts. H w/Joe Banks Inv.
Women's Indoor Track & Field - 1st of 15 w/154 Pts. H w/Joe Banks Inv.
Linda D. Dudgeon, 65, died on Monday, Feb. 8, 2016 at 10:10 a.m. at her son’s residence in Ada.
She was born on Dec. 1, 1950 in Lima, Ohio, to Roger I. and Darlene (Fitzpatrick) Tarr. Her father preceded her in death and her mother survives in Ada. On June 11, 1971, she married Michael D. Dudgeon and he survives in Ada.
Linda previously worked as a receptionist for Dr. Shull, DDS.
Also surviving is a son, Rod (Brooke) Dudgeon of Ada; three grandchildren: Lori, Brady and Kenzie; and two sisters: Marilyn (Gary) Nelson of Lima and Carol (Victor) Jones of Ada.
The Ohio Northern University Department of Music will present guest pianist Jeong-In Kim at the Snyder Recital Hall in Presser Hall on Monday, Feb. 15, at 8 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
One of 10 pianists to perform at the 2014 Emil Gileles Foundation Festival in Freiburg, Germany, Jeong-In enjoys a rising career as both a solo and collaborative pianist performing throughout the U.S., South Korea, China, Italy, Canada and Germany.
Two Ohio Northern University Raabe College of Pharmacy faculty members and one ONU alumnus were voted to the 2016 American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) House of Delegates.
Dale English II, who graduated from ONU with a Bachelor of Science in 1993 and a Doctor of Pharmacy in 2005, and Mary Ellen Hethcox, director of ONU’s Drug and Health Information Center and assistant professor of pharmacy, were elected junior delegates to serve two-year terms.
Karen Kier, a 1982 ONU graduate and ONU professor of clinical pharmacy and director of assessment, returns as a senior delegate to complete her term.
Northern golfers can get a leg up on the competition by hitting a few balls in a handball court that has been converted into a place to practice golf during Polar Bear weather in Ada. (Monty Siekerman photo)
By Monty Siekerman
The musicians and audience experienced the most happy and fun performance in Presser Hall's 90-year-history when four steel bands pounded out 17 songs to a nearly full house on Saturday evening.
There was limbo, a conga line and what could be construed as ONU's adaptation of a mosh pit.
They rocked the house with the music - jumpin', clappin', swingin', and swayin'.
Someone should have sold deodorant and handed out Ridilin at the door afterwards.
The musicians and audience left the building feeling happy. That's what Caribbean music is all about. A fun time.
Viva Maria Pizza and Pasta has added another evening of live music with Gene Parker and Friends Open Jazz Sessions.
The sessions will be on Thursdays from 8 to 10 p.m. Plan to join them on stage, if you wish...or at least sit back and listen while you dine.
The popular restaurant (seats 120 people, folks were waiting for tables at 7 p.m. on Saturday) has live music for diners from 6 to 9 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
