Samuel Casey News Editor At an Oct. 30 Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, members brought up concerns regarding the number of Trustees present at the previous week’s Student Development meeting, where student organization leaders could speak directly to members of the Board of Trsutees regarding …
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November 2019
Women’s soccer earns trip to conference tournament
Angad Singh Sports Editor The Fighting Scot’s women’s soccer team continues their dominant performance in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) this year, which is reminiscent of last year when they won the conference. The Scots face a familiar opponent in Denison, whom they beat …
The OSYX band sends shock waves: A WAC small concert
Korri Palmer Senior Staff Writer After a long week of the weather being unpredictable in Wooster, I must admit I’ve had some fall/ winter blues come over me. I’m no professional, but through my time here I’ve found that the best way to remedy my …
Support Team Trees to help save our planet
Jackson Lovchuk Contributing Writer Jimmy Donaldson, more popularly known as Mr. Beast, wanted to do something spe- cial for his 20 million sub- scriber special on his YouTube channel. One Reddit user sug- gested that he should celebrate this milestone by planting 20 million trees …
The new “Watchmen” by HBO is a reflection of our era
Kamal Morgan Contributing Writer HBO premiered its T.V. adap- tation of the highly acclaimed “Watchmen” graphic novel this past Sunday. “Watchmen” is considered one of the greatest graphic novels ever written and was considered un-adaptable, un- til in 2009 when Zac Snyder di- rected the …
College takes actions to strengthen campus safety
Savannah Sima Contributing Writer Following the open forum with Security and Protective Services (SPS) hosted by Campus Council (CC) on Oct. 27, and the two hate incidents that targeted members of the College, Dean of Students Scott Brown sent an email to the campus community …