On a recent episode of “Weekend Update,” Michael Che and Colin Jost discussed reports that, by 2030, we could be facing catastrophic climate change. They, of course, joked about it. Che notably remarked, “Why don’t I care about this?” and then continued to explain that, …
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“American Horror Story: Cult” is political and scarier than ever
Elena Morey A&E Editor “American Horror Story” (“AHS”) has done it again with the seventh season, “Cult,” which was recently released on Netflix. This season is focused around the enticing current political and cultural climate of the United States. Since the 45th presidential election, the …
Recognizing mental health issues for student athletes
On Wednesday, Nov. 7, a Denison University baseball player was found dead in what appeared to be a suicide. Per The Columbus Dispatch, “Sean Bonner, a member of the class of 2020, had been last seen alive by his roommates at midday, and was …
Bringing sustainabilty to C.O.W.
The College of Wooster is working to create a five-year sustainability plan this year. What might that look like? How is it happening? Most importantly, why are we doing it? This last question needs to be addressed before any consideration of the first two. Sustainability …
Wooster field hockey celebrates record-setting season
Ben Blotner Senior Sports Writer Saeed Husain Sports Editor For the first time since 2010, the Wooster field hockey team made it all the way to the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Championship game, but the impressive run fell just short as Denison University …
Netflix’s “Sabrina” is a fresh take on its comic predecessor
Brian Luck Contributing Writer “Who doesn’t enjoy a good scare every now and then, especially this time of year?” The new Netflix series, “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina,” was released Oct. 26. It follows the story of 16 year old Sabrina Spellman: a half-witch, half-mortal …