Across the nation this Tuesday, millions of Americans voted in state and local elections.† Like most elections held in odd-numbered years, this Tuesdayís contests were primarily on the municipal level.† Wooster elected three city council members, one trustee and one new Board of Education member. …
Ohio Treasury aims to provide help to students
For many students, their college experience is characterized by the stress of having to deal with huge financial burdens. In these tough economic times, this burden is only exacerbated. To address studentsí growing problems with paying tuition, the Ohio Treasurerís Office has begun the Launch …
CAMPUS
Dance show features student choreography The College of Woosterís Annual Fall Dance Concert will take place Nov. 13 and 14 at Freedlander Theatre.† The concert begins Friday, Nov. 13 at 8:15 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 14 at 10 p.m. Admission is free and open to …
NATIONAL
GOP governors victorious on election day Tuesdayís Election Day ended with Republican gubernatorial victories in Virginia and New Jersey. Bob McDonnell easily defeated Democratic candidate Creigh Deeds for the governorship in Virginia, while Chris Christie narrowly toppled Democratic incumbent Jon Corzine for the position.
INTERNATIONAL
Rallies in Tehran spark protests A rally marking the 30th anniversary of the storming of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran turned violent Wednesday as opposition leader Mirhossein Mousaviís supporters clashed with police in the countryís capital. Iranís Revolutionary Guards and the Basij militia warned Mousavi …
Omahoma Bobís BBQ hails mixed reviews
This weekís ìAbout the Town” restaurant excursion featured Omahoma Bobís BBQ, an eatery located in downtown Wooster. KK: At first I was really impressed. For such a small restaurant, it was very well split between the dining and kitchen areas. Its size could not hold …
