Mackenzie Clark News Editor If you’re like me, you have a vague interest in politics, and you want to learn more about international economic policy. The second Faculty at Large Lecture of the fall semester will be presented by Bas van Doorn, who is an …
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2016
Yoga club increases number of instructors, expands variety of classes
Sally Kershner Features Editor Rising in prominence this school year, The College of Wooster’s Yoga Club is expanding everything they have to offer to students with their new leadership. In comparison to the more simplistic dynamic of the 2015-16 Yoga Club, new co-Presidents Sabrina Harris …
Trust the process
It’s fall, the NBA is back, and the Philadelphia 76ers are finally blooming. During their debut game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Sixers’ big man Joel Embiid stepped up to take foul shots. Simultaneously, the Wells Fargo Center erupted chanting “Trust the process!” This was …
Football dominates conference rival
Shar Hankerson Contributing Writer “It feels good to win,” said Antonio Bailey ’19. The College of Wooster Football Team was far from a loss with a series of key plays made at crucial moments in a 41-16 blowout victory over Kenyon College on Saturday at …
Soccer teams finish their seasons at home on Senior Day
Ashley Ferguson Contributing Writer The College of Wooster soccer programs closed out their seasons with a couple of hard-fought games against conference rival Wittenberg University last Saturday at Carl Dale Field. In the second half of the men’s game, a key save from Wooster goalkeeper …
Men’s basketball falls short in preseason test against Rollins
Roger An Contributing Writer Last weekend, The College of Wooster Fighting Scots men’s basketball team kicked off the 2016-17 season with an exhibition match against the Rollins College Tars in Winter Park, Fla. The game was set up by former Wooster President Grant Cornwell. Rollins …