Laura Merrell Mary, Queen of Scots, is a fascinating historical figure and now she has her very own television show, Reign. Mary Stuart, whose life is the driving force of the show, was brought up in the French Court and married very young to …
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Social practice art brings students coffee
Dani Gagnon A&E Editor Last Thursday morning students that already had their dose of caffeine probably noticed an unusual crowd around Ebert. And if they hadn’t had their coffee yet that morning, they should have gone to investigate, because Mattie Cannon ’14 was handing out …
Renowned comedy group to visit
Brittany Previte Senior A&E Writer The Upright Citizens Brigade Touring Company (UCB) will perform in McGaw Chapel this Friday night at 8:30 p.m., bringing professional improv comedy to campus in one of Wooster Activities Club’s (W.A.C.) most exciting events of the year. The touring company …
Legal? Yes. Ethical? Questionable.
Gareth McNamara Two weeks ago, an article by News Editor Madeleine O’Neill, which examined the arrest of Wooster junior Sarah Loether in connection with drug-related activities, sparked debate on campus. Given the outrage I saw directed at the Voice staff, and the well-spring of indignant …
In defense of the WWE
Michael Hatchett In the words of the great television character, Ned Stark, “winter is coming.” For isolated nerds like myself, this signifies the winter hiatus of my favorite TV shows. If you, like me, dread this three week period where there seems to be nothing …
A clarification of our purpose
Travis Marmon I have been on the Voice editorial staff since early in my freshman year. In that time I have seen great writers and editors come and go, some articles lauded and others heavily criticized. The identity and feel of the paper changes practically …