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The last Mouthing Off

By Chris Peralta April 17, 2013

Great Odin’s raven! Another academic year is at its end. How did that happen? Wasn’t I justpreparing for the rapture, the end of the Mayan calendar, Valentine’s Day?Side note: if any of you bought...

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By Katie Phelan April 16, 2013

By Tim Rath

Sports Editor

Photo credit: Bob Knoska/The Oakland Post

Sister, sister?

The twin tandem of sophomore midfielders Melissa and Meghan Hartwig each scored a goal as the Oakland University women's soccer team rolled over Western Illinois Friday by a score of 4-0.

Meghan Hartwig scored the game-winner at 53:41 in the second half off of a give-and-go in the box, courtesy of an assist from freshman midfielder Sarah Lynch. The goal marked Hartwig's second of the season.

Amy Trandell added onto the lead at 64:17 after a one-touch in the box, with the assist going to Jessica Boyle. The goal was Trandell's third of the season. Kristi Smith scored unassisted at 74:17 to push the lead to 3-0 and Melissa Hartwig finished off the onslaught at 85:08 with an assist from Carella DiMaggio.

Senior goalkeeper Kim Herbst blocked two shots in the game to earn her third shutout of the year.

The win pushes the Grizzlies' record to 5-8-2, 4-1 Summit League, while dropping Western Illinois to 5-7-2, 1-3 Summit League.

OU will next take the field Friday at 4 p.m. as they host South Dakota State, who are undefeated in Summit League competition (6-0) and stand 10-3-0 overall.

Tweet me from myself

By Nichole Seguin April 9, 2013

Two weeks ago, my life on the Internet came to a screeching halt.Twitter suspended my account.Gone were the days of retweets and direct messages. My thoughts, once perfectly trained to think in 140 characters...

WTF, MTV?

By Amelia Smith April 2, 2013

A star was born on August 1, 1981. And it was a day that I missed.  A Leo baby came into the First World as a semi-ingenious combination of two of our favorite things: music and television. If you guessed...

NFL helmet rule

By Dylan Dulberg March 19, 2013

How many concussed multimedia editors does it take to … um … what am I doing here again?Oh, right. I’m writing to inform you all on the future of the NFL.NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell (and the second...

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