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T-Wolves Too Much

Bulldogs fall to defending GLIAC champion Northwood at home

by Published: Apr 12, 2010

The Ferris men’s ten­nis team lost its 21st con­sec­u­tive match to con­fer­ence foe Northwood on April 8.

Ferris started the match with inten­sity, win­ning two of three matches in dou­bles play. The Bulldogs could not hold on dur­ing sin­gles play, win­ning one of six match-ups. Northwood’s tri­umphant sin­gles play led to the 6–3 victory.

The Ferris tan­dem of senior cap­tain Kyle Revall and junior Steven Roberts upset the Timberwolves No. 22 nationally-ranked pair­ing of Peter Kazianschuetz and Frederic Schoelzel, 8–6 in dou­bles play. Ferris’ Ahmet Demir and Arin Enge also grabbed an 8–2 dou­bles vic­tory. (more…)

 
 
Morgan Toms

UPDATED: Morgan Toms Elected as SG President

by Published: Apr 12, 2010

Morgan Toms, the sole can­di­date for Student Government President, has been elected as Student Government President-Elect after receiv­ing 203 out of 253 votes.

Toms, a junior in the busi­ness administration/legal stud­ies pro­gram, has many goals for the cam­pus and com­mu­nity. Among those goals include mak­ing Student Government more avail­able to RSOs (Registered Student Organizations) and putting an empha­sis on underclassmen.

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Western Michigan Hires Former Bulldog

Broncos hire former Ferris goalie, assistant coach Blashill

by Published: Apr 9, 2010

The Western Michigan Broncos have hired for­mer Ferris goalie and assis­tant coach Jeff Blashill as the fifth head coach in the hockey program’s history.

Prior to accept­ing the job at Western Michigan, Blashill served as the head coach of the Indiana Ice of the United States Hockey League for the pre­vi­ous two sea­sons. The Ice fin­ished as USHL cham­pi­ons in his first sea­son with the team and Blashill has com­piled a 72−43−5 record in two seasons.

Blashill served as an assis­tant under Bulldog head coach Bob Daniels from 1998–2001 before serv­ing as an assis­tant coach at Miami from 2002–2008. Blashill replaces Jim Culhane who was relieved of his coach­ing duties at the con­clu­sion of the 2009–2010 season.

Daniels said Blashill’s com­mu­ni­ca­tion skills and knowl­edge of the game of hockey will help him be suc­cess­ful as a col­le­giate coach. Blashill was a goal­tender at Ferris from 1994–1998, where he ranks in the top 12 in school his­tory in goals-against aver­age, vic­to­ries, and saves.

“I also think he will do an out­stand­ing job as he directs the recruit­ing efforts for Western Michigan,” said Daniels.

The lin­eage of col­lege head and assis­tant coaches runs deep through the Bob Daniels tree of coach­ing. Six for­mer Bulldog play­ers or assis­tant coaches have become assis­tants and head coaches at NCAA Division I hockey pro­grams after learn­ing under Daniels.

 
 

Driving a Nissan in Michigan

My experiences with going against the norm in Michigan

by Published: Apr 7, 2010

I lived in Illinois for my entire life up until I came to Ferris in the fall of 2006.

Upon arriv­ing that August, I was one of the many fresh­men who did not bring a car to school. My sopho­more year, how­ever, I was lucky enough to get a 1992 Toyota Camry from my aunt so that I could have a car to drive around town. It wasn’t until then that I real­ized one of the many dif­fer­ences between the auto­mo­tive cul­tures in Michigan and Illinois. (more…)

 
 
Inspiring words: Jung Choi, assistant professor at Ferris in the department of accountancy finance and information systems, shares his South Korean culture with students by writing out some uplifting words in Korean lettering at last year’s annual International Festival of Cultures. This Sunday, the Dome Room will again be bustling with dancing, a pinata, international foods and more. Photo courtesy of Shana Beisiegel

Festival of Cultures

Ferris celebrates diversity through annual festival

by Published: Apr 7, 2010

Inspiring words: Jung Choi, assis­tant pro­fes­sor at Ferris in the depart­ment of accoun­tancy finance and infor­ma­tion sys­tems, shares his South Korean cul­ture with stu­dents by writ­ing out some uplift­ing words in Korean let­ter­ing at last year’s annual International Festival of Cultures. This Sunday, the Dome Room will again be bustling with danc­ing, a pinata, inter­na­tional foods and more. Photo cour­tesy of Shana Beisiegel

The annual International Festival of Cultures will cel­e­brate vary­ing back­grounds from around the world on Sunday, April 11.

“There will be dancers demon­strat­ing Latin Dancing, musi­cal instru­ments, singing, a piñata, and we are still adding enter­tain­ment,” said Shana Beisiegel, sec­re­tary of the International Center at FSU. (more…)

 
 
iPhone-sexting

Sex by Text

by Published: Apr 7, 2010

In this new tech­no­log­i­cal age even the most inti­mate acts are now being per­formed dig­i­tally through a phe­nom­e­non known as “sexting.”

“I view sex­ting as an inter­est­ing way of tex­ting,” said sopho­more Justin Aman. “I can see how it might be fun for couples.”

A gen­eral def­i­n­i­tion of sex­ting is described as the act of send­ing a sex­u­ally explicit and graphic mes­sage or pic­ture by cell phone. (more…)

 
 
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Titans of Tennis

Bulldogs look to take a bite out of divisional foe

by Published: Apr 7, 2010

The Bulldogs will play Northwood on Thursday in a bat­tle between Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) unbeatens.

Both teams are cur­rently unde­feated in con­fer­ence play as Ferris State is 4–0 within the GLIAC and the Timberwolves are 3–0. The Bulldogs are 8–5 over­all this sea­son and 4–0 in home con­tests. (more…)

 
 
Men’s Golf: Junior Joe Brown makes a put at a recent tournament. The Bulldogs finished second at the NCAA-II Midwest Regional Tournament and are currently ranked 18th in the nation. Photo courtesy of Ferris State Athletics

Spring in Their Step

Men’s golf team continues strong spring play with second-place tournament finish

by Published: Apr 7, 2010

Men’s Golf: Junior Joe Brown makes a put at a recent tour­na­ment. The Bulldogs fin­ished sec­ond at the NCAA-II Midwest Regional Tournament and are cur­rently ranked 18th in the nation. Photo cour­tesy of Ferris State Athletics

The nation­ally 18th-ranked Bulldogs con­tin­ued their strong play by fin­ish­ing sec­ond at the NCAA-II Midwest Regional Tournament in Georgetown, Ky.

Coming off a sixth-place fin­ish at the UC-San Diego Southern California Intercollegiate on March 23 in Mission Viejo, Calif., the Bulldogs shot an opening-round best 279. The team shot 300 the sec­ond day and fin­ished with a two-round 579 (+3) team score on the par 72, 7,007-yard Cherry Blossom Golf Course to fin­ish sec­ond among the 24 com­pet­ing teams. The tour­na­ment was the sec­ond of three legs in the NCAA-II Midwest Regional Tournament. (more…)

 
 
Morgan Toms

Toms to Be SG President

by Published: Apr 7, 2010

Morgan Toms, the sole can­di­date for Student Government President, has been elected.

Toms, a junior in the busi­ness administration/legal stud­ies pro­gram, has many goals for the cam­pus and com­mu­nity. Among those goals include mak­ing Student Government more avail­able to RSOs (Registered Student Organizations) and putting an empha­sis on under­class­men. (more…)

 
 
Playing It Up: Ferris senior Rob Shutler (left) and freshman Brian Shutler (right) play virtual tennis on Wii Sports to get a workout without even leaving the dorms. Photo By: Brandy Vandenbrook | Copy Editor

Staying Fit…the Fun Way

Innovative technologies and old fitness favorites give ample exercise opportunities

by Published: Apr 7, 2010

Playing It Up: Ferris senior Rob Shutler (left) and fresh­man Brian Shutler (right) play vir­tual ten­nis on Wii Sports to get a work­out with­out even leav­ing the dorms. Photo By: Brandy Vandenbrook | Copy Editor

Today’s soci­ety is becom­ing increas­ingly inno­v­a­tive in regards to exer­cis­ing by cre­at­ing new ways to keep fit and revamp­ing old activities.

Spring is here and the weather is warm­ing, which means peo­ple will begin to feel more active and want to shed those pounds gained over the win­ter and hol­i­days. There are many new and old options avail­able that are so enter­tain­ing you might not even real­ize you’re exer­cis­ing. (more…)