Rachel Amoroso Before I delve into the main focus of this piece, I would like to briefly address my personal thoughts regarding The College of Wooster’s philosophy department. As a senior philosophy major who feels a deep loyalty to her area of study, I do …
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September 2014
Discrimination in question
Danielle Aviles and Rhishav Choudhury This is in response to a recent viewpoint related to female philosophy students being disrespected in the classroom. First off, we think it’s important to accept the reality that sexism remains pervasive in the world and demands significant attention in …
Independent minds not working together
Emilio Vargas “Independent Minds Working Together” is the philosophy ingrained in all those who occupy the College of Wooster. It is an ideology that Admissions, Campus Life and most of all, our beloved President Grant Cornwell, takes pride in. However, I would like to pose …
Dougie disappoints after dark
Ben Taylor The Party Monitor Policy has been commented and reported on by the Voice almost ad naseum. I recognize this, but I would still like to add to the mix a discussion on a very particular part of the policy that, as far as …
Volleyball falls to nationally-ranked Wittenberg
Megan Zerrer Contributing Writer The Wooster volleyball team lost to one of its toughest rivals, Wittenberg University, last Saturday. While the ladies were dealt a 3-0 setback, there were certainly some bright spots throughout the sets. The Scots were able to take their first lead …
Goodell is no good for the NFL
Sheamus Dalton In a press conference concerning the Ray Rice situation last Friday, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said, “I got it wrong on a number of levels.” Mr. Goodell, you most definitely did get it wrong. In recent weeks, the NFL has plunged into a …