Chloe Burdette Editor in Chief Since passing the one-year anniversary of the initial COVID lockdown in the United States, I have done plenty of reminiscing about my life one year ago. Not much has changed, but all I knew is that during that initial …
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One hundred (fifty) and one succulents for Saturday
Ellen McAllister Contributing Writer Maggie Dougherty Editor in Chief Succulent Saturday: an evening of fun, friends and plants. To commemorate the first day of spring, this Saturday, March 20, Wooster Activities Crew (W.A.C.) will be hosting Succulent Saturday, an event where students will be …
Wooster Sportlight: Pollard reminisces before final season
Matt Olszewski Senior Sports Editor Camryn Pollard ’21, a defensive back on the Fighting Scots football team, was ecstatic to be back out on the field against DePauw University on Saturday, March 13. In his final semester at Wooster, he has tried to take …
Scotlight: Camille Carr
Lark Pinney Features Editor Who are you and where are you from? I am Camille Carr and I am from a suburb of Philadelphia called Bala Cynwyd. My family and I have been living there for the past 11 years. Why Wooster? During my …
Fury Bowser adds a twist to Super Mario 3D world
Michael Curran Contributing Writer Last time, I mostly talked about the 3D World part of the Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury. I think Bowser’s Fury deserves its own section because it is a wholly new adventure included alongside 3D World and is …
Virtual production highlights immigration injustices
Sarah Caley Staff Writer Last Friday, the Department of Theatre and Dance and the BIPOC Performing Arts Alliance hosted a debut viewing of “Caged,” one of five productions created by the department last fall under the heading “Theatre of Urgency: Creative Responses to 2020.” …