Crowd favorite:† Momís worker Gail Wiebe loves her job. The best part, she says, is the student population. Born in Massilon, Ohio in April 19, 1983, Wiebe lived in Dalton, Ohio since 1985. She went to Dalton High School and then Pennsylvania Institute of Culinary …
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Jon Breitenbucher
Going Green At Wooster
1. Celebrating this weekend?† Over-21ers can incorporate ìgoing green” into their social lives by trying organic beers.† Organically brewed beers grossed sales of $19 million in recent years, and sales continue to increase.† Organic beers are becoming more popular, and thus easier to find.† Popular …
To the Editors:
Last week, the Voice featured the headline:† ìFMF claims local clinics misleading: asserts that pregnancy centers withhold facts from patients.” I found many of its arguments inaccurate.
Freethinkers club unites
Last Monday, I attended the inaugural meeting of the Wooster Freethinkers Club (freethinkers being atheists, agnostics and so on) and left feeling what can only be described as elated and deeply relieved. It was an instance of not realizing how much I felt the Wooster …
The dilemma of todayís omnivore
Itís normal for meat-eating Wooster students to feel guilty about themselves and their decision to consume animals. This is a liberal arts institution, a cornerstone of costly guilt-building, which is probably relatively constructive in the breaking down of privilege and self-importance.
Basketball to honor Corey Cline in Kent State game
The Wooster basketball season kicks off with a bang tomorrow night, as the Fighting Scots take on the Kent State University Golden Flashes.† While this is not the first occasion Wooster has faced off against a Div. I program, the match-up will be historic. For …