Queen B By Libba Smith When I was brainstorming ideas for this week’s Scene, I hit a bit of a mental block, so I took a break to listen to “Green Light” and “Freakum Dress.” I tried to write again, but was distracted by my …
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‘Many Voices’ presents portrait of Inuit life
‘Many Voices’ presents portrait of Inuit life Emily Timmerman Editor in Chief Currently on display in both the Sussel and Burton D. Morgan Galleries of The College of Wooster Art Museum is the “Nipriasait: Many Voices” exhibit, showcasing Inuit prints made under the collaborative …
Sports teams need fan support, so go attend a game
Matt Magoon Sports Editor 9.9.11 Do fan sections really affect the outcome of a sporting event? According to a College Basketball Nation Blog on Espngo.com, “it is easy to forget how much home-court advantage skews results.” This is true in its entirety. Do you think …
College football season begins with great games and stories
Travis Marmon Sports Editor 9.9.11 The college football season officially began on Sept. 1 and things are already off to an exciting start. Fourteenth-ranked Texas Christian University, last year’s Rose Bowl winners, were defeated 50-48 on Friday by Baylor University, who had not beaten a …
Men’s soccer sweeps tourney while women struggle
Matt Magoon Sports Editor 9.9.11 To begin the season, the men’s soccer team road-tripped to Marietta Ohio to participate in the Marietta College Classic. In this tournament, the Fighting Scots won both of their games with big wins over Point Park University (1-1-0) and Transylvania …
Field hockey loses opener
Rhodes College shuts out the Fighting Scots in Danville, Ky. Ethan Flack Sports Editor 9.9.11 On a hot Saturday afternoon, The College of Wooster field hockey team began their season. In the muggy weather, the Scots (0-1) started slow and couldn’t recover, dropping their opener …