James Watson, one of two men to win the Nobel Prize for genetic research, said in 1965, ìToday, the theory of evolution is an accepted fact for everyone but a fundamentalist minority, whose objections are based not on reasoning but on doctrinaire adherence to religious …
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November 2009
The dilemma of todayís omnivore
Itís normal for meat-eating Wooster students to feel guilty about themselves and their decision to consume animals. This is a liberal arts institution, a cornerstone of costly guilt-building, which is probably relatively constructive in the breaking down of privilege and self-importance.
Basketball to honor Corey Cline in Kent State game
The Wooster basketball season kicks off with a bang tomorrow night, as the Fighting Scots take on the Kent State University Golden Flashes.† While this is not the first occasion Wooster has faced off against a Div. I program, the match-up will be historic. For …
Soccer drops season finale
The Wooster womenís soccer team suffered a disappointing end to their season on Saturday at the hands of the Denison University Big Red, as the Scots were forced to hang up their cleats with a 3-1 defeat. The Fighting Scots went into their last game …
Scots ready for rematch
Cruising on a 10-match NCAC win streak, the Wooster volleyball team gave Hiram College all it could handle last Friday. While the Scots mounted a 2-1 set lead over the Terriers on Halloween, Hiram regrouped and came back to win in five sets (25-27, 25-23, …
Friday Conversation
Sports Editor Matthew Yannie sat down and spoke with field hockey forward Brittany Montgomery í10. She has been a four year starter who recently recorded her first career hat trick. She now sits in eighth place in all-time scoring for the field hockey program.