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4th Annual Chocolate Bake-Off

FREE DIETSCH's CHOCOLATE!

Now that we have your attention: We'd like to announce that it's time for the Ada Public Library 4th Annual Chocolate Bake-off

The rules are this simple--there's only 1 rule:
Bake or make something that showcases chocolate as the main ingredient, and bring it to the Library on Wednesday, February 3rd, by 5:45p.m. 

Local celebrity judges will decide who's mastered the art of chocolate and the winner will take home 1lb of Dietsch's Chocolates!

The event is FREE and open to all--come and enjoy sampling a variety of desserts!

The pyramids of Ada - and they all fall down (or, the catch)

There's more to this photo than meets the eye. After all, there's a "catch" to every story. This one has happy ending.

While pyramids are known to be mute, cheerleading pyramids are another matter. The Icon posted this photo Sunday night.  

Check out the photo below this story of the "catch"

Above, the guys and gals who cheer for the ONU men's basketball team built a tall human pyramid during a timeout in the game.

Below, well, that's the catch.

Somehow, they all landed safely on the ground when the cheer ended. (Monty Siekerman photo)

13 points for Konner Baker

Ada's Konner Baker (#14) scored 13 points for the ONU Polar Bears in their win over Capital on Saturday afternoon in Ada.

Baker is a starter for the team which now has a 7-10 overall, 4-6 OAC record.

Baker is a 6-3 junior forward. Northern won 91-87. It was anybody's game to win until the Polar Bears scored in the last 20 seconds to cinch the game. (Monty Siekerman photo)

Passing out hugs

Thursday was National Hug Day, but Klondike was still passing out hugs on Saturday at the men's basketball game. Here, the ONU mascot hugs 5-year-old Ashlynn of Wapakoneta. Her Mom is the ONU swim coach which had a meet at the Sports Center earlier in the day. (Monty Siekerman photo)

Pharmacy professor elected to International Pharmaceutical Federation’s executive committee

Dr. Jenelle Sobotka, Ohio Northern University professor and endowed chair of pharmacy practice, was elected to the International Pharmaceutical Federation’s (FIP) executive committee in the Academic Pharmacy Section (AcPS).

Committee members on the FIP AcPS work together to plan activities, provide education and share information that will be valuable to advancing pharmacy education around the globe. The Committee consists of members involved in all aspects of pharmacy education (practice, sciences, management, etc.).

In addition to the U.S., the newly elected executive committee consists of members from Australia, Japan, the UK, Zambia and South Africa.

Meet the lacrosse coaches

Coaches of the ONU men's lacrosse team attend the women's basketball game last Wednesday night in King-Horn.

From left are Scott Miller, assistant coach; Nat St. Laurent, head coach; and Zach Wilfong, assistant coach.

They and members of the men's and women's lacrosse teams attended the game to cheer on the Polar Bears who are ranked 11th nationally. Lacrosse is a new intercollegiate sport at ONU.

The first contests will be at 1 p.m. for the men and at 4 p.m. for the women on Feb. 27 in Dial-Roberson stadium. (Monty Siekerman photo)

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