The Chimes

Charitable competition: Phi Kappa Psi Mud Tug raises more than smiles

by Maura Fortino Students put their physical strength, stamina, and…

Jordan Houser, Editor-in-chief, bids farewell

by Jordan Houser When I became editor of The Chimes…

Diana Crandall, Managing editor, bids farewell

by Diana Crandall Dear Cap Fam, I want to begin…

Crossing the Finish Line: after three seasons of ongoing growth, Williams, Williamson graduate, hand down Mario Kart League to younger students

by Jordan Houser Seniors Mark Williams and Seth Williamson have…

‘The Consul’ opens at the JCC

The Conservatory of Music presents “The Consul,” an opera about…

‘My Strange Addiction,’ Cap style

by Marisa Pesa We are all guilty of being addicted…

Sports

Tennis begins conference play 12-1, fights opening loss with ‘balanced and competitive’ lineup

by Kirby Boehm This past Saturday the Capital University men’s tennis team opened up conference play against Baldwin Wallace. The Yellow Jackets defeated the Crusaders 7-2 as sophomore…

March 27, 2014 / No Comment / Read More

Crusader baseball hopes for a strong season after off-season and spring trip success

by Luke Buchanan This year’s Capital University Baseball team is setting steep goals in terms of performance. The team believes that through drawing on its extensively deep and…

March 20, 2014 / No Comment / Read More

Feature

Charitable competition: Phi Kappa Psi Mud Tug raises more than smiles

by Maura Fortino Students put their physical strength, stamina, and ability to hold their ground…

April 10, 2014 / No Comment / Read More

Relay for Life and Greek Week raise charitable donations, increase student activity before spring semester decline

Greek organizations came together this week to raise money for The American Cancer Society and…

April 3, 2014 / No Comment / Read More

Lip Sync 2014: Sigma Alpha Beta’s tearful performance wins Golden Microphone

by Aaron Butts This past Saturday, Sigma Alpha Beta (SAB) won first place in the…

March 27, 2014 / No Comment / Read More

PRIDE’s ‘College is a Drag…Show’ attracts crowd, $250 in LGBT scholarship money

by Marisa Pesa Girls just want to have fun, but boys do too. Last Friday…

March 20, 2014 / No Comment / Read More

Breaking News

Opinion

Misinformed drive the war against cancer

by Stephen Aldrich Most of us know someone who has contracted cancer, and all of us know someone who knows someone was has gotten cancer, and this alone…

April 3, 2014 / No Comment / Read More

An open letter to students concerned about Bernlohr Stadium lights

UPDATE: Although the meeting is still being held Friday, the voting has been postponed to a date not yet decided. Bexley is not proposing to ban the lights,…

March 26, 2014 / No Comment / Read More

The Half Relationship: What It Is/Isn’t

by Max Quay DISCLAIMER: If you have to ask whether or not you are “in a relationship” then, I am sad to say, you are certainly not in…

February 13, 2014 / No Comment / Read More

As Sam enters draft, how will the NFL handle his sexuality?

by Kirby Boehm Michael Sam out of Missouri has the potential to become the first openly gay athlete in the NFL. Sam was the 2013 SEC defensive player…

February 13, 2014 / No Comment / Read More

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