Willow Thomas Copy Editor A lively crowd waited with anticipation on the night of Saturday, April 6 in McGaw Chapel. The large room was filled with students, faculty, staff and community members — all gathered together for the ultimate celebration of joy and diversity. Wooster’s …
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Men’s basketball tames DePauw in NCAC quarterfinals
Andrew Bell Sports Writer The Scots men’s basketball team returned home for the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Tournament as the second seed. Their first-round opponents, the DePauw Tigers, held a 7-9 conference record and placed seventh in the conference. Although the Scots were favored, …
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Jenelle Booker Contributing Writer If you think things have been intense lately, you’re right, and the stars say so too! Here’s a quick guide to the astrological transits this week, featuring the start of our eclipse season–the Taurus Lunar Eclipse happening TODAY! Lunar Eclipse …
My Lost Love
Alice Pinney ’32 Contributing Writer Please, let me relive this sad, sad story. I promise that it’s true. It started about four years ago, when I was walking home from a day at my friend Cal’s house. Cal was, and still is, my bestest …
Students question lack of diversity in Scot Council election
Megan Tuennerman Managing Editor With four out of five open positions uncontested, this week’s 2021-22 Scot Council Executive Board elections left some students wishing for a more diverse and representative group on the ballot. “Scot Council, particularly in our executive leadership, is not terribly …
A Field of Dreams Deferred: on gentrification in NYC
Ellen McAllister Contributing Writer Aspen Rush Managing Editor On Feb. 3, Professor Hasan Kwame Jeffries from The Ohio State University spoke virtually to college students and staff about racism and inequality where he grew up in Brooklyn, New York. He primarily utilized personal examples …