Few candidates during this election cycle have presented a convincing array of accomplishments and ideas without also emphasizing the inadequacies and disqualifications of their opponents. The devolution of our nation’s political discourse is omnipresent, as it has permeated our politics for many years. However, this …
2016
Do not ignore sexual assault accusations
It started with a childhood friend. Scrolling through Facebook, I’d always noticed his name, but never thought much of it. He always posted Republican rhetoric, NRA ads and pro-life propaganda that sometimes left me reeling, but usually, I just continued about my day. He had …
Letter to the Editor
Both Lindsey Zelvin’s letter and Madeleine Jacobs’s lecture from late October implied that humanities and sciences are two distinctively separate fields that are incompatible with each other. This runs aground when compared to the College’s motto, “Scientia et religio ex uno fonte.” Both humanities and …
Vote Hillary for president
The idea of the lesser of two evils is thrown around a lot. I have a strong disagreement with this idea — it is both pessimistic and dangerous. This idea leads voters to believe that no matter who we elect we are still electing “an …
Office of Sexuality and Gender Inclusion starts support group
Caren Holmes Staff Writer Melissa Chesanko, director of sexuality and gender inclusion, and Steve Cisneros, visiting instructor of psychology, are collaborating to develop a weekly support group for self-identifying trans and non-binary students. Chesanko said that the initiative emerged in response to student interest expressed …
Residence hall renovations to include air conditioning
A proposed premium pricing model for select first-year residence halls is currently being discussed Spencer Gilbert Contributing Writer The Student Government Association (SGA) has begun talks with The College of Wooster administration regarding the future of Babcock and Bornhuetter Halls. The residence halls are scheduled …