The Wooster Voice

The first two books I ever read on my own were works of great literature. They were, in no particular order, “Hop On Pop” and “One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish.” I was around four years old. Though I’ve slowed to a rather less “devoted” pace as a reader in more recent years, [...]

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Studio art majors showcase I.S. exhibitions: Two new Senior Independent Study exhibitions made their debut at Ebert Art Center on Sunday, April 8. Studio art major Ann Lewis ’12 showcased her collection of drawings, “Time Travelin’ is Dino-mite!” marker and ink creations made over graphite underdrawings. Her project follows three time-traveling dinosaurs, including the deinonychus [...]

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Emily Timmerman Editor in Chief In part as a response to the increase in “graffiti” found across campus, The College of Wooster Community Art Connection is working to implement a campus art wall. They are hopeful that students will see the wall as a viable option for public artistic expression. While the “wall” would not [...]

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Ramsey Kincannon News Editor This April 19, 20 and 21, The College of Wooster Dance Company will present its annual Spring Dance Concert. The production, which will take place in Freedlander Theatre will feature the work of students, faculty, and a professional guest performer. The concert results from the combined efforts of cast and crewmembers, [...]

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Ben Strange ’13 on one album’s battle cry for emotional honesty and drunken catharsis Ben Strange Staff Writer   Though loud and clumsy, at least the guitars are usually in tune. The rhythm section, led by the compulsively out-of-time snare drum, lends itself better to words like “urgent” and “shattered” than “musically able.” The album [...]

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In deciding where his new tattoo should be located, President Grant Cornwell wanted to pick a place that would emphasize his desire to connect with The College of Wooster students and youth culture in general. After surveying the student body, the lower back was chosen as the ideal location for his tattoo, commonly referred to [...]

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