Wyatt Smith News Editor While reactions were mixed, this year’s room selection process came with its fair share of complaints. Most of the criticism was directed at an imbalance in the number of male and female rooms. More females than males participated in general room …
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2014
Earth Week: to live consciously with the environment
Dani Gagnon Features Editor This upcoming week, campus is going to be getting a lot greener — and not only because spring has finally arrived. This week Greenhouse, an on-campus student environmental group, is hosting their annual Earth Week. Throughout the week there …
Women’s clothing boutique opens downtown
Sanjana Kumbhani Features Editor Downtown Wooster recently welcomed a new women’s boutique, Poppy, which offers its customers clothes, shoes, handbags, jewelry and home products. While the store itself is not particularly large, it does have a wide variety of products and it makes the point …
Drama pays homage to victims of femicide Newly translated play to be performed at the College
Lily Iserson Contributing Writer After months of extensive touring across the U.S. and Canada, the play Women of Ciudad Juárez will debut its first English translation at the College of Wooster on April 21-23 at 8:15 p.m. in Freedlander Theatre. Through a series of monologues, …
15 YEARS OF SMASH
Dominic Piacentini The Super Smash Bros. video game series began in 1999 with 12 characters from a variety of franchises controlled by Nintendo. Nine years later, Super Smash Bros. Brawl was released with 39 playable characters. The popularity of the franchise rose exponentially through …
Ludemann gives his last regards toward WOO91
Jesse Tiffen A&E Editor Over the years, the College’s radio station has seen an array of general managers with varying levels of involvement, but none have been as active or prolific as Jeremy Ludemann ’14. Each year, the station’s management ebbs and flows, but this …