My perspective on Wooster security has generally been positive up until a couple months ago. I’m a second semester senior in Greek life, so I’ve watched a lot of often frustrating changes unfold, but I always respected security’s role. Even if I do miss the …
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May 2017
College is about balance and friendships
Contrary to popular belief, I.S. was not the hardest part of college. I.S. is time management and a weekly chance to swallow your pride during advising meetings — at worst, it’s a lot of printing money; at best, it’s an incredible opportunity to make something …
Making college mementos
I have never been a present-thinking individual. The future, for all my optimism and magical thinking, is different, and therefore superior for the plain potential of change. Graduation is less of a future anxiety than something that could become anything: a beach house, a road …
LeBron is the greatest of all time
When the question is posed of who was the greatest player in a particular sport, most sports have lively debates with a variety of names posted. However, when it comes to the NBA, the debate is often stilted and lazy, the victim of some preordained …
Softball team qualifies for postseason
Sam Kuhn Contributing Writer The softball team clinched a spot in the NCAC Tournament with last weekend’s sweep against Ohio Wesleyan University. The Scots faced early deficits in both games en-route to two comebacks that solidified their spot in the playoffs. The Scots record this …
Track and field teams prep for NCAC Championships at Denison
Aleksi Pelkonen Sports Editor The College of Wooster Track and Field teams competed at the non-scoring Denison Big Red Invitational last weekend in order to prepare for the NCAC Championships on Saturday. Strong performers at the invitational included Austin Hamlett ’20, finishing first in the …