Kieran Mundy Staff Writer Do you want to get involved in more on-campus activities? Want to hear some live music outside on a fall day? Looking to learn more about on-campus sustainability initiatives? Well, look no further, because Climate Carnival is right around the …
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2013
Why ghost stories are so intriguing
Lauren Breck In the fourth grade, it was time for quiet reading hour. Not having my book with me, I went to the class bookshelf. Skimming the books, I found “Ghost Tales of Ohio.” I was instantly intrigued, and, as the teacher called us back …
Young and whimsical
R Taylor Grow It started with a shout. I was behind the counter, preparing to clean the dining room, which, admittedly, was not dirty, when she yelled at me. Apparently the drive-thru was busy. I clearly did not understand how Wendy’s operated. So I took …
Annie, repudiate your guns
Ian Benson As of press time, 13 people were killed and another eight were injured in the shooting at the Washington Navy Yard. This is the deadliest attack on a U.S. military installation since the 2009 shooting at Fort Hood. Fort Hood. Aurora. Newtown. …
“Chalk wars” sparked by pro-life messages
Sarah Marosi Staff Writer On Wednesday, Sept. 4, members of the student organization Wooster Scots for Life decorated the entryways to both Lowry Center and Kauke Hall with pro-life chalk messages. According to the club’s website, it is “a non-religious, non- political organization that works …
Students share opinions on Syrian conflict
The tumultuous civil war and the possibility of American intervention lead to strong feelings on both sides of the issue Mariah Joyce Staff Writer Syria has been a constant fixture in our news cycles in the past several weeks; headlines such as …