Michael Hatchett A&E Editor On Tuesday, Sept. 23, British indie quartet alt-J released their second album, This is All Yours. With this eclectic new music offering, alt-J has successfully eliminated any possibility of a sophomore slump. The band first gained buzz back in 2012 with …
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September 2014
Administration must practice transparency
R Taylor Grow Here’s a fact: our administration has begun to enforce policies previously unheard of at The College of Wooster. I am speaking primarily of policies in relation to our party culture, specifically the Party Monitor Policy. While members of the community have spoken …
Remembering the lessons of the Ferguson rally
Tara Abhasakun On Sunday, Aug. 24 2014, students from The College of Wooster gathered with local residents at a vigil in solidarity with the residents of Ferguson, Missouri. Several faith leaders, including those who work at the College as well as those who work at …
The irony of diversity on campus
Ngozi Cole African students are on the move. According to the French Government’s Campus Agency, La Mobilité des Étudiants d’Afrique Sub-Saharienne et duMaghreb, 380,376 African students studied abroad in 2010. France had the highest number of these students with 29.2 percent of the total. Next …
Women’s soccer strikes out as Wilmington rolls on
Megan Zeller Contributing Writer Losing to Wilmington’s Fightin’ Quakers proved a tough loss for the women’s soccer team. The match ended their three-game winning streak. Additionally, the game this past weekend brought about the end of an impressive streak in which the Scots had not …
Pro Sports Must Stand Against Domestic Violence Lincoln Plews
Most of you, even those who have never seen an NFL game (I’m sure you’re out there), have probably heard the name Ray Rice at some point over the past few weeks. Rice is an NFL running back, and there is a video of him …