iPad Audiobooks and eBooks, Thursday, May 21st, 10a.m.-11a.m.
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This course presents an overview of eBooks and audiobooks. Topics will include installing the OverDrive Media Console app, creating an OverDrive account, and authorizing your account for titles.
Troubleshooting Devices, Thursday, May 21st, 11a.m.-12p.m.
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This course offers an in-depth approach to troubleshooting common user and device problems associated with your digital content. This could include downloading, installing, playng, transferring, and much more!
#20 Baseball - Won 3-1 H v #7 Wooster; Lost 1-8 / Won 5-4 at #6 Heidelberg
Softball - Finished 2nd at OAC Tournament at Heidelberg; Lost 3-6 v Capital; Won 3-0 v John Carroll; Won 3-2 v Capital; Won 6-3 at Heidelberg; Lost 3-9 at Heidelberg
Men's Tennis - OAC Tournament: Lost 0-5 at Capital
Women's Tennis - OAC Tournament: Won 5-0 at Capital; Won 5-2 v Otterbeinl Won 5-2 v John Carroll
Men's Outdoor Track & Field - Idle
Women's Outdoor Track & Field - Idle
Men's Golf - Season Complete
Women's Golf - Season Complete
Ten-year old Ella Bardertscher was the clear winner in the children's' fun run before the 7th annual Run For the Roses 5K race at Ohio Northern University's Kerscher Stadium on Sunday, May 3.
It was a fitting tribute to her cousin, Angela Bardertscher, in whose memory the race is held. Angie, a graduate of Ada High School and ONU, died of cystic fibrosis in 2008 at the age of 27. Her sister, Kim, has CF, too, and had a double lung transplant in 2011. The race is also in her honor.
The Ohio Northern University Raabe College of Pharmacy has been awarded a Health Resources and Services Administration grant to establish a multidisciplinary rural mobile clinic to provide health care for residents of Hardin County, Ohio.
The grant, totaling, $572,973 over three years, will fund an innovative model that will employ a community mobile clinic using a multidisciplinary team of ONU faculty and students and interdisciplinary health care specialists under the supervision of licensed professionals to deliver educational outreach and health care services.
Rev. Abe Rowe, 87, died Sunday, May 3, at 10:30 a.m.. The son of Noah Rowe and Martha Hollon Rowe, he was born on September 9, 1927 in Breathitt County, Kentucky.
He served at the end of World War II in Germany as a member of the U.S. Army, and received an honorable discharge upon return.
On November 9, 1950 he married Lucy Dyer. He is survived by his wife; four children: Rocky (Vickie) Rowe of Lima, Fred (Kathy) Rowe of Waynesfield, Sonja (Virgil) Dye of Alger, and Paul (Erin) Rowe of Dola; five grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; two sisters: Stella (Frank) Dyer of Alger and Beatrice (Jerry) Kortokrax of Lima.
