Sally Kershner Features Editor The College of Wooster geology department has been awarded a grant from the Keck Geology Consortium that will fund a five-week long research trip this summer. Nine students will be selected to take part in this research trip that will travel …
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March 2017
Lawrence Wills to give lecture
Anna Hartig Contributing Writer It’s that time again: election time, that time when politicians try to persuade you to vote for them with soaring visions of the future or dystopian visions of the future. No matter what some of the candidates for various offices say, …
Find love, uncertainty in spring play Almost, Maine
Waverly Hart Contributing Writer This weekend, curtains will go up on Almost, Maine, as 21 Wooster students perform the whimsical rom-com play at Freedlander Theatre. The play, written by award-winning actor John Cariani, centers around the residents of the fictional town of Almost. Divided up …
The Goliard presents: Womyn in Arts and All Things Feminine
Desi LaPoole Contributing Writer It’s March! Finally, springtime is right around the corner — as is my birthday (yes, please send me presents). March is also National Women’s Month, a month-long celebration of women’s accomplishments and contributions throughout history. This month is about discussing subjects …
I’d like to thank the Academy (for another garbage awards show)
Nicklaus Wilcher Staff Writer A rift is growing in the United States. As of August last year, more than one in five households have cut the proverbially umbilical cable TV cord, and new giants (Netflix and the like) have risen in its place. This past …
Why Comics Are Important
Kito Ashbey, a Contributing Writer for the Voice, can be reached for com Some of my fondest childhood memories stem from comic strips. I’ll never forget coming home after a long day of school and turning to the back pages of the newspaper to see …