Michael Curran Contributing Writer Self-love is something that’s often brought up in the context of someone being heartbroken or having poor self-esteem. It is supposed to be the thing that helps them recover and shape who they are. Of course, there is truth to …
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Wooster’s Symphony Orchestra: Music To Our Ears
Ellen McAllister Creative Editor The College of Wooster Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Professor Jeffery Lindberg, had its first concert of the semester on Friday, Feb. 25, followed by another performance on Saturday, Feb. 26. The orchestra is composed of students from the College as …
Dining and Custodial Staff Denounce College’s Decision to Outsource
Samuel Boudreau News Editor Bijeta Lamichhane News Editor Sources express concern over benefits and sick time. As the College of Wooster moves closer to selecting a partner to outsource the College’s custodial and dining services, custodial and dining staff members and students speak …
We Need Optimism in These Turbulent Times
Tobin Chin Contributing Writer At some points in my life, it has felt as if the world is slowly descending into a pool of cloudy uncertainty, a feeling which no form of escapism or distraction can lift me from. To me, it felt …
Scotlight: Patrick Wellman
Emilie Eustace Features Editor Can you introduce yourself with your name, major and hometown. Hi, my name is Patrick Wellman. I am a senior, and am double majoring in studio art, with a focus on sculpture, and theater, with a focus on the …
Why a Word’s Context is Important
Bobby Ramkissoon Contributing Writer Dylynn Lasky Contributing Writer Recently, President Bolton issued an email regarding a “racial bias incident” in which the head coach of the Wooster men’s lacrosse team uttered the n-word. In a moment of righteous indignation, President Bolton declared that “this …