Having worked fast food for three years of my life, I like to think that I know a little something about the food business. I know all about rushes ó peak periods, running out of food, people scrambling around searching for missing utensils, having to …
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November 13, 2009
Texting is slowly ruining America
You look to the left and the girl next to you looks beneath her purse and starts banging the buttons on her cell phone like she has since week one. You and your friend are watching Monday Night Football and he starts two-thumbing the second …
CAMPUS VOICES
What should food services do in response to theft and disrespect? Mary Catherine Billingsley í13 ìClosing down Momís Truck Stop early on Wednesdays and weekends was a good warning against theft because a lot of people didnít like it.”
Students to aid Katrina victims
After four years of lending a helping hand to those affected by Hurricane Katrina, The Wooster Volunteer Network will be venturing south of the United States to give more support this year for the fifth time. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina became one of the sixth …
Thanksgiving tradition to be changed
Students can typically rely on Thanksgiving as a holiday that remains constant.† For years, even the College has had its own established traditions.† This long-standing tradition was for many students more than just food. Kittredge Dining Hall was famous for the ambiance and at-home feel …
Art coming from within
As a first-year international student from Pakistan, I once came across an uneducated, yet gifted person whose artwork was far better than many of my counterparts who took extensive art courses in high school. After my first encounter with Waris I became determined to discover …