Ohioís constitution is about to be a comfortable home for special interests. Somewhere stuck between freedom of speech and school funding will lounge a group of politically appointed individuals enjoying ultimate authority regarding livestock standards in the state. This is what would happen on Nov. …
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Jon Breitenbucher
Join the new phenomenon
As I was browsing the headlines on CNN.com thinking about what to write for Viewpoints this week, I decided the question would be best answered by others. Automatically, I logged into my Twitter account and posted the message ìneed an article idea for next weekís …
Investment Club continues to build Collegeís trust
Since 1955, the College has been entrusting its money ó in various amounts ó to a group of Wooster students, some of whom are not economics majors and some of whom have never invested money before. Since 1955, the College has not been disappointed.
Matsos provides a friendly environment and great food
Our first review was of Matsos, a small Greek restaurant on the corner of W. Liberty and S. Walnut.† Upon entering, we were immediately struck by several details: KC: I was immediately surprised by how small the interior of the restaurant was, but also how …
Menís Advocacy Network kicks off
The Menís Advocacy Network formed this year to address what Miche·l OíDuffy í12, considers a pressing need. ìWe discuss how to become better men,” says OíDuffy, president of the new organization. The idea for the Menís Advocacy Network, or M.A.N., came to OíDuffy ìin a …
Coal plant provides health and cost benefits
High above the newly-turfed football stadium stands a towering chimney stack alongside The College of Woosterís Westinghouse coal-fired power plant, built by the Westinghouse Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. in 1939. For the last 70 years the plant has provided steam for heating and cooling the …