Olivia Proe Chief Copy Editor As my time at Wooster comes to a close, though certainly not in the way I thought it would, I hope to pass on a few words of wisdom to those who still have a few more years here. …
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Professor Siavash Samei Scotlight
Lark Pinney Features Editor Introduce yourself! My name is Dr. Siavash Samei, I am a professor of archaeology and anthropology at the College. What classes are you teaching right now? I am teaching Physical Anthropology, which is awesome, it’s studying the story of human …
In the end, fans won
Jonathan Logan Science & Environment Editor On Sunday April 18, the world’s 20 richest soccer clubs unilaterally decided to form their own league. A league completely inaccessible to the rest of the world. A league you could not be relegated from. A competition driven …
Golf wraps up regular season against Kenyon College
Samuel Casey Editor in Chief The College of Wooster men’s and women’s golf teams competed in their last event of the regular season over the weekend before heading to Denison University for the 2021 NCAC Championships. The men came up short to Kenyon College …
The science and ongoing research of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine
Jonathan Logan Science & Environment Editor On Tuesday, April 14, Dean of Students Myrna Hernández informed the campus community that the scheduled vaccine clinic happening on campus was cancelled due to a recommendation made by the FDA and the CDC. The recommendation asked all …
Five books for you to read this summer
Lillian Beach Staff Writer “Fahrenheit 451”: My absolute favorite book is “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury. I always come back to this book when I need something to read, and every time, I seem to discover something new when reading it. The story follows …